MAD RIOT AT CHICAGO WHEAT TOBOGGAN MARKETS
Chicago Board of Trade opened amid pandemonium as wheat futures plunged May down 3 3-4 cents and July off 8 5-8 cents. Speculators fear losses as Patten retreats to a Western ranch, while partners deny plans and bulls wobble amid improving European crops and stop loss driven selling.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Patten
James A. Patten
Mr. Patten
Trinidad
Col
W. F. Bartlett
McBride Clings to Office Keys Over Sealing Dispute
Felix McBride the Cambridge sealer of weights claims he will withhold keys to his office from Representative Manuel Andrews newly appointed sealer of weights until a city solicitor confirms Andrews has the right to assume the post. McBride cites civil service protection needing charges to remove him. Andrews was appointed and confirmed by the Aldermen with a $1200 yearly salary.
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Weights
Cambridge
Manuel Andrews
Andrews
McBride
Brooks
Warren F. Dudley
Civil Service Commissioners
Civil Service
Jackson Club to Stage 11th Annual Dance in Charlestown
The Jackson Club of Ward 3 plans its 11th annual ball next Monday in Roughan Hall Charlestown. Organizers promise a record event with the Brand march as the feature and many prominent state men invited to attend.
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Jackson Club
Ward 3
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
No from same woman nine times in Montreal proposal tale
Worcester man Arthur Burke, famed for proposing to his childhood sweetheart every four years, is in Montreal with amnesia after his ninth attempt. Dispatches report he wandered the city without memory of his past, seeking the unnamed woman. Montreal authorities search for his son, believed in Spencer or Marlboro.
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Worcester
Arthur Burke
Montreal
Burke
Desptaches
A. H. Girardin
Front Street
Spencer Or
Marlboro
Mother and Babe Victims in Mill Village Fire
In Mill Village Rutland on April 22 Mrs Arthur E B Hawley 22 and her infant child died in a fire at their home. It is believed her kerosene lit fire ignited her clothing causing a flash that fatally burned both. Hawley a milk dealer was away. the house received only minor damage.
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Rutland
Arthur EB. Hawley
Mill Village
Hawley
Adventists Close Their Session at Haverhill
Haverhill April 22 The Massachusetts Advent Christian conference closed its 424th annual session with the ordination of two ministers John F. Longland of Middleboro and A F E Raymond of Duxbury The conference was in session three days and marked by the dedication of a new Advent church in the city.
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Haverhill
Massachusetts Advent Christian Conference
John F. Longland
Middleboro
A. F E. Raymond
Duxbury
Reunion of St. Gregory's Church Parishioners Held
Members of St. Gregory's Church Milton gathered at the Town Hall for a reunion last evening with many veteran parishioners in attendance.
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St. Gregory's Church
Milton
Trains Trapped on Damaged Bridge at Rouses Point
Two Rutland passenger trains were trapped on the mile long draw bridge over Lake Champlain at Rouse's Point when a wind swept flood damaged both ends of the trestle. Passengers were removed and repairs will take days.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Rutland Railroad
Lake Champlain
Rouse’s Point
D A R Election Progress Amid Royal Roster Battle
Washington April 22 suspense grips Daughters of the American Revolution as ballots are counted late today for president general and officers. Campaign speeches were heated with anti administration and administration contenders. Taft White House visit punctuated a tense day. Candidates include Mrs Story and Mrs Scott for president general and Mrs Amos J Draper and Mrs M B Tulloch for vice president general.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Story
Scott
White House
Taft
Amos J. Draper
M. B. Tulloch
A. A. Kendall
Maine
Stormy Creditors Meet Over Ennis and Stoppani Failure
New York April 22. A stormy creditors meeting for the defunct Ennis and Stoppani brokerage firm drew over 400 people as Receiver Russell outlined $2,166,867 in liabilities and only $364,908 in probable assets. Mrs Stoppani had contributed $448,000 to save the firm and received $75,000 in securities now in the receiver’s hands. Ennis will surrender all property including his home yacht and automobile.
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New York
Ennis & Stoppani
Russell
Examina
McCarren
Wanis
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