Governor to probe Mrs Howletts case in Boston banks
Governor Douglas will direct Savings Bank Commissioner Locke to investigate the Howlett matter where a 440 dollar loss is blamed on delays by North End Savings Bank and Metropolitan National Bank. Attorney O Connell claims Dennett Bros funds could have covered the check and notes anticipated amicable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Savings Bank
Locke
Mary A. Howlett
North End Savings 'Bank
Metropolitan National Bank
Post
Boston
Joseph F. O'Connell
Exchange Building
Howlett
Dennett Bros
North End Savings Bank
First National Bank
Mr. O’connell
Savings
National Bank
North End
Divorced Husband of Helen Morton Set for New Marriage
In Paris the Duke of Valency, deemed responsible for Helen Morton’s unhappy marriage, plans to wed a younger heiress. Helen, now Madam Morton, reflects on family tragedy as Lena died last fall and Alice Rutherford was sent to a sanatorium.
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Paris
Duke of
Morton
Helen
Madame Morton
Lena
Alice
Winthrop Rutherford
E JEP Unveils Discounted Serge Suits in Stock
E JEP offers about 600 blue Serge suits in rough and smooth finishes at 20 percent off. Original prices range from 25 down to 9.60 after discounts, with sizes 34 to 44 and the suits from Morse-made Superior stock. Each suit reflects existing inventory.
Saugus Hears Graft Rumors Over High School Plans
In Saugus on Aug 3 rumors of graft swirl after the building committee hired Prescott & Sidebottom as architects for a new high school. A petition for injunction delays action until a special town meeting on Aug 14, with five committee members named and one alleged motive cited.
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Saugus
George W. Caswell
Prescott & Sidebottom
Caswell
Henry W. Fiske
William E. Ludden
Benjamin F. Robinson
John Smith
Fiske
Robinson
Thigs Veay
Clerk Campbell Accused of Contempt in Suffolk Court
Congressman John A. Sullivan will appear for Clerk Campbell in Equity Court today as Attorney Sears seeks contempt charges over alleged after hours filing refusal. The dispute centers on a July 18 ex par te injunction order and a clerk’s denial to receive papers after 4 o'clock with July 20 return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Campbell
Suffolk Superior Court
Sears
Whipple, Sears & Ogden
Fessenden
Equity Court
Superior Civil Court
Equity
Campbell
Hardy
The
Superior Court
Suffolk County
John A. Sullivan
Divorced Wife Tells of Fear Before Fatal Shooting
Rebecca Evans, the divorced wife of Joseph Evans, testifies he warned she was in danger and that he kept a revolver by his pillow. Evans faces a murder charge in Cambridge after allegedly killing George S. Fraser while Fraser tried to enter Evans home. The August 14 hearing will decide if there is enough evidence for the grand jury.
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George S. Fraser
Joseph Evans
East Cambridge
Wentworth
Somerville
Cambridge
Inspector Carter
Somervile
Reading
Rebecca Evans
Evans
Post
Lang
Rebecca Burnham
Elder & Whitman
Middlesex County Grand Jury
Express
Immigrants Held for Questions on Papers at Long Wharf
Two Italians are detained at the immigration bureau on Long Wharf for investigation of naturalization papers. One says papers came from Hartford, the other from New Haven. Vincenzo Di Vitta waits for a marriage affidavit from a sweetheart in McKeesport, Pennsylvania. About 100 more immigrants are held awaiting word from distant relatives.
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Immigration Bureau
Long Wharf
Hartford
Foresters Indorse Canadian Land Purchase Plan
Atlantic City N J Aug 3 The supreme council of the Order of Foresters indorsed a plan to buy tracts in northwest Canada for member settlement.
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Council OF Foresters Indorses Land Plan
Atlantic City
N. J
Supreme Council of the Order of Foresters
Northwest
Canada
Collins Held in Assault Case
Haverhill August 3 Thomas E. Collins charged with a serious assault was bound over to the Superior Court with bonds set at 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Haverhill
Thomas BE. Collins
Sweet Marie Triumphs in Three Heat Match Race
California mare Sweet Marie defeats Tiverton in three heats to win a $5000 purse. McDonald drives Sweet Marie, with Garland’s team and Howell aboard Tiverton. crowd roars as the mare closes in the final stretch. Other races include Directum Lass, Kid Shay, Billy Walters Jr, and Albert George M in pacing and trotting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Shay
Directum Lass
Alta McDonald
Sweet Marie
Billy Walters, Jr
Albert C
B. m
McKinley
Lady Rivers
Carr
Mambrino
A. McDonald
Tiverton
B. G
Gallileo Rex
Arragon
J. Howell
Wille
No Increase in Foresters Tax at International Convention
The final day at Faneuil Hall saw no action on an insurance rate rise by the Catholic Order of Foresters. A 50 percent increase failed to gain two thirds, and the measure was sent to state and provincial governments for possible future consideration at the next convention in St Paul in August 1907. Delegates will take an excursion to Nantasket today and many will travel home tomorrow while others stay in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters
Faneuil Hall
St. Paul
Minn
Guild
John A. Sullivan
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Boston Press
Nantasket
High Court
Rowe
Winthrop Yacht Club Amateur Circus Opens at Ocean Spray
The Winthrop Yacht Club staged an amateur circus at Ocean Spray starting last night and continuing through the week. A single ring showcased burlesques and athletic feats, highlighted by Dolly G played by Thomas Dunn and a drill by the Eighty-ninth Coast Artillery Company from Fort Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Yacht Club
Ocean Spray
Thomas Dunn
Dolly G
Eighty-ninth Coast Artillery Company
Fort Banks
A. M. Crowe
Frank H. Beckler
William G. Browne
Samuel C. L. Haskell
Carle P. Cubberly
Harrison Me Postmaster Speaks at Towns Centennial
Postmaster Hibbard was among speakers at Harrison Maine for the hundredth anniversary of the town. The event celebrated the community’s founding with local officials and residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison, Me
Hibbard
DARE STUNT NEAR FATAL FOR TWO IN NEWTON
Two young men, John Crowin and Philip Scull, almost died attempting a dare by walking a plank across Crystal Lake toward Langley road. The board broke six feet from shore, plunging them into 12 feet of water. An unknown laborer pulled Crowin to safety, another rescuer saved Scull with a rope, and both were later taken to a nearby house and returned home.
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Newton
Crystal Lake
John Crowin
Philip Scull
Langley Road
Crowin
Nonantum
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LEGA
Helen Morton
Washington and Brattle Streets
West Somerville
George IS. Fraser
George L. Fraser
Washington and Mannaver Sta
F.gray CO. Vacation Sale
Wee
Washington and Hlanover Sts
Cassimere
W. V. Hyde
Washington and
Hanover Sts
California
Trotter
McDonald
Belmont Park
Foxy McDonald
Howell
King of
John Shepard
New York
Frank Walker
Mark
A. B. Gwathney
William Garland
Br. m
Directum
Dexter Prince
Elsinore
Archos
W. Rosemire
Bingham
Blk
J. Kinney
Aley
M. Sayles
Albert
George M
K. Silkweaver
G. G
Bellini
Highland Gray
J. Dieckerson
Loy
Ch. G
A. Cummings
C. Lagell
Queen of Melody
Ch. m
C. McNally
F. Bither
Aoeates Doratete
B. H
DD. Morgan
Eee
Vo Tise
M. Cahill
Gussaro
B. Beck Sargent
L. Sargent
Wielebane
Victor Morgan
T. Allen
Dewey
Or. G
J. Dickerson
Little Miss
Readville
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