Jernegan to Face French Arrest Over False Pretences
The Port article reports that Rev P F Jernegan faces arrest in Paris on charges of false pretences and embezzlement for borrowing stock from R J Kilgore Co and not returning it. Paris police are expected to act once proper papers arrive, with Jernegan tracked from Havre to Paris by detectives.
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Jernegan
Paris
Havre
Watts
Post
Wolcott
Washington
France
la Navarre
Jernezan
R. J. Kilgore & Co
P. F. Jernegan
Rev Jernegan sea gold company draws Boston interest
The Electrolytic Marine Salts Company attracted 400 workers and Boston investors led by Rev Jernegan. Wilkins bought about 10 000 shares at $1 each, with a $10 000 check deposited and later withdrawn. Investigations target Jernegan and his associate Marcus as Pinkerton detectives close in.
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Boston
Wilkins
Exchange
Electrolytic Marine Salts Company
Lynn
Fitzgerald Seeks Permission to Return Major Grady’s Body
Congressman J F Fitzgerald left Boston for Washington to press the War Department to permit bringing home Major Grady’s body. Officials have not yet received official word of the death or any disposal steps due to yellow fever rules. He will seek meetings with Secretary Alger and Adjutant General Corbin and arrange transport with Ward Line agents once approval is secured.
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Congressman Fitzgerald
Boston
Washington
Major Grady
War Department
Cuba
Fitzgerald
Alger
Corbin
New York
Ward Line
Congressman Aids Soldiers Move North For Cooler Climate
A communication received yesterday states soldiers will be taken to a northern point as soon as conditions permit. Mr Fitzgerald aims to arrange the transfer, especially for Massachusetts troops, and secure the remains. Mrs Grady and family hope for success and assurances of continued effort.
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Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Levine Albert nuptials held in Biddeford
The marriage of Miss Annie Albert daughter of Mr and Mrs David Albert and Mr Samuel Levine of Boston took place today at Foresters Hall 92 Main street Biddeford The ceremony was conducted by Rabbi E Brown of Portland with a gathering of prominent Hebrews from Boston in attendance.
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Biddeford
Annie Albert
David Albert
Samuel Levine
Boston
Foresters’ Hall
Main Street
Rabbi E. Brown
Portland
Professor Caleb R. Trye Dies of Heart Disease in Boston
Sharon reports the sudden death of Professor Caleb R. Trye a private school teacher at 5 Massachusetts avenue Boston at his Bullard street residence from heart disease in the forenoon.
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Sharon
Caleb R. Trye
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Bullard Street
Thompson Hanged for Poisoning Ep Church Sexton
ST. LOUIS Aug 1 George Thompson colored was hanged today He protested innocence to the last Thompson's crime was the poisoning of Joseph Cunningham the white sexton at St. Peter's Episcopal Church.
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ST. Louis
George Thompson
Thompson
Joseph Cunningham
Whitte Sexton
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Ephraim W. Sells Dies in Columbus Circus Family
Ephraim W. Sells elder of the Sells Bros circus died in Columbus today from Bright's disease. The renowned show family built a national touring circus empire and were prominent in American entertainment.
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Columbus O
Ephraim W. Sells
Sells Bros
Bright
Money to Loan at Per Cent Epwa on Real Estate
Fragmentary text suggests a loan offer with per cent rate and real estate terms. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only the general concept of borrowed sums secured by property.
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Real Es
Margus Jernegan escorted to Boston by Pinkertons
Marcus W Jernegan brother of a gold brick manufacturer from North Lubec Maine arrived in Boston with Pinkerton detectives showing keen interest in his company He gave himself up voluntarily no specific charge currently pending only a civil suit noted but detectives persist in keeping watch over him.
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Marcus W
Melvin O. Adams
Tremont Building
Adams
Electrolytic Marine Salts Company
P. F. Jernegan
Jernegan
Providence
Jernezan
Pinkerton
Marcus
France
Watts
Boston
Marcus W. Jernegan
North Lubec
Missing manager sparks audit of gold compound lab
In Lubec Maine Aug 1 police search of Charles Fisher room at Electro lytic Marine Salts Co uncovered bottles labeled Auri chloridum or chloride of gold. The liquid could be mixed with accumulators to later crystallize by alleged secret processes. The scheme allegedly involved adding fluid gold undetected to the accumulators. Munyon's Dyspepsia Pellets cure digestion and all forms of stomach trouble.
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LUBEC
Charles Fisher
Electrolytic Marine Salts Company
Lords in Court as Hooley Accuses Delawarr and Albemarle
London August 1 Ernest Hooley the bankrupt promoter testified in court that the Earl of Winchelsea proposed paying him ten thousand pounds for joining the Cycle Tube Company board. He said the Earl could not take the money personally and suggested his brother receive it. Hooley alleged other payments to directors and editors to influence flotation, with further claims of bribes to various nobles and officials. An adjournment ended the dramatic session after Hooley threatened to reveal telegrams and drafts.
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London
Ernest Terah Nooley
Earl of
Mr. Hooley
Hooley
Lord March
Schwenpes Board
Adolphus Drucker
Northampton
Blundel Maisle
Walter Lennox
Lord Templeton
Prince of Wales
Britannia
Lawson Johnstone
Delawarr
Albemarle
Lord Albemarle
Iso
Lord Delawarr
Lord Delaware
Pontoons Begin Voyage for Santiago and Navy Work
Crowds at East Boston watch as pontoons ordered by Lt Hobson depart aboard the tug Fred Dalzell for New York en route to Santiago de Cuba to raise sunken ships of Cervera. Hector repairs at navy yard. Foreman William Hichborn celebrates 63rd year of service.
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Hobson
Fred
Dalzell
New York
Santiago de Cuba
Cervera
Boston
Pedro
Hector
Navy Yard
William Hichborn
Hichborn
Charlestown
F. M. Wise
G. M. Flount
J. M. Wilmot
H. L. Thomas
James McIntyre
E. V. Lyman
W. E. Dobbins
L. D. Fisher
C. R. Wood
Howison
Washington
Naval Prison
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
North Atlantic
Minnesota
Weeks
Department At
Conditions on the Concho Reported by Dr Lesser
Dr A M Lesser arrived from Santiago de Cuba aboard the Concho with 172 sick and wounded soldiers. He stated orders called for 175 convalescents and fever patients, but medicines were insufficient and water was impure. He noted overcrowded berths, lack of mattresses, heat, and many sleeping on deck. He submitted his statement to the Red Cross president.
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New York
A. M. Lesser
Santiago de Cuba
U. S
LaGarde
Ireland
Concho
Tampa
Leseer
The
Red Cross Society
Thorn Died Bravely At Sing Sing
Martin Thorn was electrocuted at Sing Sing Prison at 11 17 P M He faced death with a crucifix in hand and prayers from Father Heinzelman The execution used 1950 volts for five seconds then 400 volts for 55 seconds He died quietly as witnesses observed The autopsy noted brain development and healed tuberculosis The body will be taken to New York tomorrow by former employers Hippe and Hinchcliffee for funeral arrangements
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Sing Sing
Martin Thorn
Thorn
Father Heinzelman
Warden Sage
Hippe and
Hinchcliffee
New York
Astor Delivers Santiago Capitulation to McKinley
Colonel John Jacob Astor arrives at the War Department in Washington near 11 o clock and delivers the original Santiago capitulation document to President McKinley before departing for New York. He is expected to be named quartermaster general on General Miles’s staff after his meeting with the President.
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Washington, D. C
John Jacob Astor
War Department
Corbin
Executive
Santiago
McKinley
New York
Miles
Temperance Parade Meeting Notices Readied
St. Gregory's Total Abstinence and Mutual Benefit Society plans a Thursday meeting to act on parade arrangements. St. Peter's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society convenes tonight at St. Peter's Church to hear committee reports and finalize parade plans.
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St. Gregory’s Total Abstinence and Mutual Benefit Society
St. Peter's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
St. Peter's Church
Meeting House
Dividend Declared for Hampshire County National Bank Creditors
The Comptroller of the Currency has declared a dividend of 59 new cents in favor of the creditors of the Hampshire County National Bank of Northampton Massachusetts.
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Washington
Aus
Theampshire County National Bank
Northampton
Mass
Beaver Falls mill of James P. Lewis burns in blaze
Lowville New York August 1 The James P Lewis Company strawboard pulp mill at Beaver Falls has burned. The loss is 950000.
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Lowville
N. Y
James P. Lewis Company
Beaver Falls
Carriage Shipments From Amesbury Jump in July
Amesbury reports 6581 carriages shipped in July, up from 636 in the same month last year, indicating a strong month for local manufacturing and commerce.
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Amesbury
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Fisher
Marcus Jernegan
Ryan
Pinkertons
Phelan
Harrison Avenue
T. D. Roberts
Roberts
Bunco
Jernegan and
Mr. Wilkins
S. Henry Wilkins
Dover Street
West Somerville
Faneuil Hall Market
Somerville
Bryant McLellan
Willow Avenue
Zebedee E. Cliff
Summer Street
Howard D. Moore
Tremont Temple
J. F. Fitzgerald
Chelsea Hebrew Ladies’ Charitable Association
Amory Grove
Roxbury
Chevro Thilim
West End Ladies’ Aid Association
Oak Island Grove
Revere
Levine
Albert
G. B. Frye
Margus
Hub
Fisher’s
Lubic
Munyon
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Washington, Cor
Essex St
Court Street
City Hall Avenue
Prince
Hichborns
Col. Astor
Temperance Parade
Parer Mill
Amesbury’s Carriage Trade
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