Failure Portends Arrests In McIntyre Brokerage Collapse
A Boston man warned that the disappearance of about 400 000 dollars in securities from the defunct T A McIntyre & Co may lead to arrests. He cites firm connections, says losses to customers in New England and Canada total around 300 000 dollars, with Brookline partner James M Hudson facing roughly 75 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Boston
T. A. McIntyre
New England
Canada
James M. Hudson
Hudson
Brookline
Metropolitan Exchange
T. A. McIintyre & Co
McIntyre
Relief Committee Reports Chelsea Aid Program Totals
The Chelsea relief committee announces receipts of 298 526 dollars with liabilities totaling 152 813 dollars and a current balance of 145 713 dollars. Rehabbed families number 1 340 in Greater Boston and Chelsea, with 434 more in progress, plus 8 in Chelsea, totaling 1 859 helped. A special committee led by James J. Storrow will review unserved cases to extend aid within the existing fifty dollar limit.
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General
Chelsea
Greater
Boston
James J. Storrow
Lehman Pickett
John A. Horgan
J F. Lewis
Alexander Whiteside
Thomas Henry
Alice L. Higgins
Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Boston Committee
John F. Moors
Colonel Sohier
Relief fund grows as Chelsea aid reaches new total
Several thousand dollars were added to the Chelsea relief fund yesterday, boosting the total to 298,528.50 dollars. The relief committee urges continued contributions to aid the destitute and needy and provide comfort.
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Chelsea Relief Fund
Relief Committee
Opposition to Andover merger with Harvard Divinity School
At the Essex and Middlesex Congregational conference in Andover on April 28 strong opposition emerged to moving the Andover Theological School to Cambridge and uniting with Harvard Divinity. Trustee James T. Sawyer said the removal and union are final despite protests. Reverend W. E. Walcott argued Harvard’s sectarian stance misaligned with the founders wishes and urged board of visitors review. The conference asked trustees to submit the decision to the visitors.
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Andover
Andover Theological School
Cambridge
Harvard Divinity School
Congregational Churches
Essex
Middlesex Counties
James T. Sawyer
W. E. Walcott
Lawrence
Samuel Abbott
Harvard
Board of Visitors
Trial of Will Case Stopped After Jury Contention
The Badger will case in East Cambridge halted when four jurors admitted reading a news account. Judge Rugg discharged the jury and ordered a retrial with eight jurors possible. Dr. George G. Averill, executor, contested the will dated January 31 1906 leaving 40000 to Averill as trustee with income to Charles W. Badger.
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Boston
Badger Will
Rugg
Supreme Bench
East Cambridge
George G. Averill
Cambridge
Hamilton
Dr. Averill
Charles W. Badger
G. G. Averill
Chelsea relief work reorganized after fraud investigations
Chelsea relief for fire victims now operates under a tighter system. A reference bureau tracks every aid recipient, preventing duplication while investigators verify cases. The effort, led by Alderman Thomas Henry and supported by Miss Alice Higgins and John Campbell, aims to ensure funds reach those truly in need.
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Chelsea
C. C. Carstens
Associated Charities
John Campbell
Alice Higgins
Mr. Birtwell
Converse & Co. Not Guilty in Boston Bridge Bids
The Finance Commission found H. P. Converse & Co of 88 Broad Street not guilty of prearranged bid collusion in Boston bridge contracts. President Roosevelt criticized the commission’s report and referred it to the Department of Justice for action. The report had claimed collusion among bidders, though Converse’s bid was singled out as not part of the scheme.
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General Committee
Roosevelt
H. P. Converse & Co
Broad Street
Boston
Finance Commission
Department of Justice
Federal Grand Jury
Roy Blames Wife For The Tragedy In Divorce Talk
Roy testified he abandoned marriage and position for his wife and blamed her for his troubles. A confrontation with his wife led to George Carkin’s fatal shooting, with Roy recounting the events and claiming Gracia Calla shared responsibility for the aftermath. He announced plans to file for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
George Carkin
George
Gracia Calla
Carkin
Chelsea measure unique in Legislature faces major hearing
The Chelsea commission bill moves to joint committees on cities and metropolitan affairs after a heated session. Governor would appoint nonresidents to the commission. banks temper rebuilding due to political climate and most of $3.5 million insurance payout has gone to mortgage claims. Speakers defend referral and city charter precedent.
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Chelsea
State House
Massachusetts
Committee On Rules
Hall
Cole
Senate
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Committee On Cities
Robinson
Pierce
Revere
Merritt
Pope Addresses New York Catholics Centennial Mass
Cardinal Gibbons leads a grand service at St. Patrick’s Cathedral for New York’s 100th archdiocese anniversary with Pope Pius X sending blessings. President Roosevelt and others send congratulations as bishops, archbishops, and Irish leaders laud Catholic progress in America.
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Fifth Avenue
Madison Avenue
Cardinal Gibbons
Church of Christ
City
New York
Ireland
United States
Farley
Pius X
Mgr
Faleconio
John M. Farley
Archdiocese of New York
See of
America
St. Peter's
Rome
Pope
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Cathedral College
Mgr. McCready
Cardinal Logue
Ryan
Church
Holy Father
Headache Relief Promised by Duffy Malt Whiskey Ad
Mrs Rorer, 64, reports relief from chronic headaches and sleeplessness after using Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, bought from druggists or dealers. The ad touts Duffy Malt Whiskey as a pure malt distillate, a tonic and stimulant, with a free medical booklet offered by Dr. R Curran.
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G. W. Rorer
Rockville Centre, L. I
Duffy
R. Curran
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Neves
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Chelsea Relief Work
Post
William F. McClintock
Henry
Iworkers ‘Series NO
A. G' Sn Nostrand
U. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown, Mass
Converse & CO
Fin. Com
Broad St
Wife
Adventuress
N. Y
Mer. Falconio
Pontifical
Glennon
Burke
Albany
Vworemberg
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Worcester
Peter Roberts
Sioux City
S. D
Lewis Lapiierre
Clive Street
Gale & Kent
Carters
Carterstle
White Dental Parlors
Washington St
R. H. White
Park Sq
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