Banks Split Over Sixty Day Notice For Withdrawals
Boston banks clash over a sixty days notice rule for withdrawals over fifty dollars. Some institutions enforce it while others, including Suffolk Provident East Boston Home and Warren, reject it. Money movements are uneven as deposits rise at several banks and paydays approach.
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Boston
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
The
Suffolk and Provident
Massachusetts Savings Banks
Endicott
Suffolk
Morrill
Provident Institution For Savings
East Boston Savings Bank
Eliot
Franklin
South Boston
Union Institution For Savings
Warren Institution For Savings
Charlestown
Banks Issue Niney Day Notice Across New England
Cities from Pawtucket to Bridgeport report savings banks imposing ninety or sixty days notice on withdrawals Depositors must give advance notice and banks warn of solvent condition while Essex Savings holds over 500000 ready for use Newburyport seeks private loans to meet payroll amid high interest fears
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Pawtucket
Providence County Savings Bank
Franklin Savings Bank
Pawtucket Institution For Savings
Lawrence
Broadway
Essex Savings Bank
Essex
Newburyport
New Haven
Bridgeport
Conn
New York
Mills Closing Across Cities Hit by Shutdowns
Aug 1 reports show Clements & Sons closing their iron and boiler works for lack of ready money. Cleveland Rolling Mill idle with 3,000 workers. Bennington Woollen Mills cut hours to four days weekly. Cocheco Manufacturing to shut Aug 12 for two weeks, risking 1,200 jobs. Sawyer's Mills and Moulton's shoe shop pause operations. Seaconner Flint Wampanoag mills plan intermittent shutdowns. Troy and Richard Borden pay dividends. Lowell savings banks mostly open as treasurers advise.
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Bay City
Clements & Sons
Cleveland
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Bennington
Bennington Woollen Mills
Holden, Leonard & Co
Vermont
Dover
Edmands
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Sawyer’s Mills
Moulton
Williams
Fall River
Seaconner Mills
Flint Mill
Wampanoag Mills
Troy
Richard Borden Mills
Lowell
Lowell Institution For
Savings Bank
Lowelil
Millions of Gold Ships to New York from Europe
London ships carry 2.37 million dollars in gold bound for New York with shipments from Ladenburg Thalmann Kuhn Loeb Seligman Heidelbach Ickelheimer and a Majestic voyage from Liverpool. Bank of England reports 930,090 pounds withdrawn for U S shipment tomorrow.
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New York
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
London
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Majestic
Liverpool
J. W. Seligman & Co
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Bank of England
United States
Labor unrest eases as Barron's dispute settles
Garment workers see a setback at Stein berg's and a lockout at Goldstein's Merrimac street shop. Barron's workers return today with promises of no disease and regular pay every Monday. Garment Workers' Union backed F W Jacques for calling out men at Stein berg's and aims for a fair settlement while continuing action at Goldstein's.
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Barron’s
Steinberg’s
Blackstone Street
Goldstein
Merrimac Street
Garment Workers
Garment Workers’ Union
F. W. Jacques
Goldstein’s
Council of Garment Workers’ Unions
Silver Thoughts at Chicago Bimetallic Congress Opens
The American Bimetallic League met in Chicago with veterans of financial agitation, including General A J Warner, Bartine, and W J Bryan. Governor Waite and Senator Stewart discussed silver policy as delegates from multiple states gathered at the First Methodist Church. Allen W Thurman was named permanent chairman, promising a fierce debate over free coinage and the Sherman law, while T V Powderly urged unlimited silver coinage at the session.
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Chicago
American Bimetallic League
First Methodist Church
A. J. Warner
Ohio
Bimetallic League
Bartine
Nevada
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Colorado
Waite
Stewart
United States
Mantle
Montana
Shoup
Idaho
T. M. Patterson
Warner
Carter Harrison
Thomas M. Patterson
The
Committee On Permanent Organization
Allen W. Thurman
Thurman
United States Treasury
C. B. Whitcomb
Connecticut
G. F. Washburn
Massachusetts
T. V. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Floor Layers Union Elects Officers in New England Hall
Floor Layers Union No 558 met in New England Hall last evening and elected officers including President Richard Sullivan Vice President John R Day Recording Secretary John McKennon Financial Secretary William Parker and Treasurer William Williams Ten members were initiated and trade matters discussed.
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Union No. 558
New England Hall
Richard Sullivan
John R. Day
John McKennon
William Parker
William Williams
Furniture Workers Union Grants Label to Two Manufacturers
The Furniture Workers Union No 24 granted the label to Frederick Peterson and J J Hill makers of mantels and interior furnishings last night. The union will march with the upholsterers in the building trades council division of the Labor Day procession.
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Furniture Workers
Frederick Peterson
J. J. Hill
Building Trades Council
Furniture Finishers Consider Conference With Painters
The organized furniture finishers held a mass meeting at 937 Washington street to discuss holding a conference with organized painters to clearly define the dividing line between their respective work.
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Washington Street
Murray Family Heads to World’s Fair for Month Visit
Captain John F. Murray of Division 2 Mrs. Murray and Master Fred Murray sail for a month's visit to the World's Fair. Sergeant Batchelder acts as captain in Murray's absence. The police department underwent the regular monthly inspection by Mayor Bancroft amid rumors the badges may be condemned.
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John F. Murray
Mrs. Murray
Fred Murray
Batchelder
Murray
Police Department
Bancroft
James J Murphy Improves After West End Accident
James J Murphy conductor on the West End who met with a serious accident on July 6 is improving and was able to be out yesterday. He is very poor in Everett and it is hoped that in a few weeks he will be able to resume his duties.
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James J. Murphy
West End
Murphy
Everett
East Boston Notices and Events Summary
In East Boston the Y P S C E linked to Maverick Church held a successful Salem Willows picnic. Catherine Clay widow of Adam Clay, 141 Putnam street, was buried at East Boston Cemetery aged 74, a native of Scotland, with Rev Mr Frame officiating. John P Morrison, member of Morrison Foy rigging firm, funeral held at his late home, many floral tributes, services well attended. At 9:30 pm a minor fire was extinguished in an empty building on Pope street, Westoston by an engineer.
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Maverick Church
Salem Willows
Catherine Clay
Adam Clay
Putnam Street
Scotland
Frame
East Boston
John P. Morrison
Morrison & Foy
Pope Street
Wast Oston
South Boston News Briefs of Aug 7 Events and Obits
In South Boston, City Point Catholic Association faces St. Augustine Y M C A at the Lyceum picnic on Downer Landing August 7 amid rivalry. John Gibbins lies in church burial at Our Lady of the Rosary. Rev Father McNulty officiated. Senator McNary gains Water Board post praise. C F Cronin to host a Broadway reception at Spelman Hall. Local residents plan a standard literary and athletic club in Pilgrim Hall. Emeline Goodwin funeral from 196 K Street at 2:30 PM. South Boston Yacht Club holds monthly meeting at Sixth Street clubhouse. Rev W T Perrin returns from vacation to lead union services for South Baptist and his church. James Sweetman funeral at SS Peter and Paul’s Church at 9 AM.
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City Point Catholic Association
St. Augustine Y. M. C. A
St. Augustine Lyceum
Downer Landing
John Gibbins
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary
Father McNulty
Malden
Goodwin
K Street
South Boston Yacht Club
Sixth Street
W. T. Perrin
St. John M. E
South Baptist
James Sweetman
SS Peter and Paul’s
Sheriff Seizes New York Office of Partridge Toy Co
The sheriff took charge of the New York office of Horace Partridge & Co. on an attachment for 3181 in favor of William P. Howell. In May the firm claimed a surplus capital of 350000.
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New York
Horace Partridge & Co
Boston
Chicago
William P. Howell
Hood's Cures Strengthen After Grip, Mrs Emerson Says
I was weak after the grip and Hood's Sarsaparilla was recommended highly. It soon gave me back health and strength. Hood's Pills do not gripe and have no weakening effect. I gladly recommend both preparations. Mrs IsArAa Emerson, East Manchester, N H.
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Hood
IsArAa Emerson
East Manchester
N. H
Hood's Pit’s Core Constipation Mystery
A fragment notes a digestive disruption described as constipation tied to removing peristaltic action in the alimentary system, referencing Hood’s Pit in a terse, unclear historical snippet.
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Hood’s
Death Carousal Continues With Possible Poison Cause
Thompson, a 46 year old husband, claims he found his wife, 35, on the floor at home after a day of drinking and sought medical help. Dr. Warren and a medical examiner found no evident violence. The scene showed a bottle of whiskey, broken crockery, and scattered food as Thompson faces Municipal Court proceedings.
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Peared
William M. Warren
Falmouth Street
Warren
Cleary
Thompson
Stedman
North Grove Street
Mary Murphy
Dr. Warren
Murhy
Trial at Campello Church Focuses on Thompson Alibis
Brockton and Campello residents follow the South Congregational Church trial of Rev. N B Thompson with attention to the witnesses, alleged visits, and a heated exchange over Mrs Swift. Detectives Wood and Potter faced tough cross questions while Thompson denounced the proceedings as premeditated persecution.
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George A. Morse
Thompson
Mrs. Swift
Cary Howard
Holman
Congressional
Potter
Wood
Swift
War on tramps in Fitchburg road area intensifies
Detective McEleney reports seven more tramps captured near the Fitchburg line while preparing to ride freight trains to Fitchburg. Names include George Quinn Cambridge James Dolan Christopher Emerson Joseph Dugan Lewell William Ward and Henry John son Lynn aged 19 to 26. A 19 year old Pole could not speak English and wished to go from Boston to New York with no money. He was booked as unknown. The first group was nabbed near the Lowell bridge around 8 00 pm and the second about 9 30 pm. McHleney pledges to exterminate them.
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Fitchburg Road
McEleney
Somerville
Fitchburg
George Quinn
Cambridge
James Dolan
Christopher Emerson
Joseph Dugan
Lewell
William Ward
Henry Johnson
Lynn
Boston
New York
Kelley
Lowell Bridge
McHleney
Anna Orr Still Missing in Dragnet Search
Moody's Pond and Mill River were dragged in the search for Anna Orr but no trace of the missing girl was found. Authorities continued active sweeps and urged witnesses to come forward as the inquiry persisted.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Moody’s Pond
Mill River
Anna Orr
Will of the oldest Mason filed in Dedham
The will of Charles Breck, Milton resident and world’s oldest Mason, was filed in the Norfolk Registry at Dedham this afternoon. It makes no public bequests and leaves the estate to immediate relatives.
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Dedham
Charles Breck
Milton
Norfolk
Reporters Admitted as Trial of Thompson Proceeds in Church
Horace Baker chaired a largely orderly town meeting style trial scene at South Congregational Church with reporters admitted after a motion claiming biased stenographic reports. Witnesses described penmanship experts from the Preble House Portland renter and saw Thompson with Mrs Swift on the Forest City voyage, trial adjourning after 11 PM to resume tomorrow.
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South Congregational Church
Horace Baker
Ward 4
Lemuel A. Ashwort
Joy
Alden
Jose
Felows
Adelbert Keith
Preble House
Portland
N. B. Thompson
C. French
Boston Post Office Department
P. B. Keith
Cc. H. French
Thompson
Ziba C. Keith
David W. Alden
Forest City
Compeon
Pratt Express Company
Lizzie Hamilton Dies On Brighton Street Corner
Lizzie Hamilton a 34 year old colored widow living at 1 Duck lane Brighton collapsed and died on the corner of Frentlin and North Harvard streets last night.
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Lizzie Hamilton
Duck Lane
Brighton
Frentlin
Harvard Streets
Lost items from Providence train depot reward offered
Lost on a 5 30 p m train July 30 within the Providence division Dedham branch an assortment of items including a sum of money a 100 ride ticket to Rosindale a 100 ride ticket I M railroad to Lawrence a solitaire diamond ring and a check on Commonwealth Bank Boston valued 1641 25 Liberal reward paid at Room 6 42 Court st Boston Mass Also found a white and brindle bull terrier Applicant J Farrendon 633 Bennington st East Boston
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Providence
Dedham
Roslindale
Lawrence
Commonwealth Bank
Boston
Court St
Mass
Perry Davis Pain Killer Ad Claims Instant Relief
An old advertisement promotes Perry Davis Pain Killer as always ready for instant use and promises prompt relief. It notes the doctor may need to try again before succeeding and hints at an inconvenient doctor’s bill while when a pain killer is priced.
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Perry Davis
Perry Davis Pain Killer Ad Claiming Universal Use
An advertisement touts PAIN KILLER as the ultimate home remedy from Perry Davis. It promises quick relief for cramps colic diarrhoea dysentery cholera morbus and for bruises burns sprains and other mishaps with both external and internal pains. Sold everywhere.
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Perry Davis
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Church Row
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Campella
F. E. Hunt
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Campello
Copeland
George E. Keith
Keith
Post
Lillian M. Swift
David Alden
S . Thompson
Windsor
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A. F. Keith
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J. Farrendon
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Boston Misf Clothing CO
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Globe Theatre
Boston Refrigerator Company
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Boyle Bros
James Shay
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Beach
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Davis
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Boston Shorthand College
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