Hatfield Feud Claims Two Men in Kentucky Gap
In Chad's Gap near Pineville James Felts shot and killed Caleb Hatfield and Joe Mallard after a night of heavy drinking and a dispute over a jug. Hatfield is linked to the famed Hatfield family. Felts fled.
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Louisville
Times
Pineville
James Felts
Caleb Hatfield
Joe Mallard
Chad's Gap
Hatfield
Mallard
Felts
Cap” Hatfield
Market National Bank Plans Capital Reduction Meeting
The Market National Bank at 89 State Street plans to reduce capital at a special meeting next month. Directors including Charles J. Whitmore Richard H. Weld B P Cheney C W Hubbard George Fryde Herbert Nash and F H Raymond say assets of doubtful value should be written off and surplus increased.
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Market National Bank
State Street
Charles J. Whitmore
Richard H. Weld
B. P. Cheney
C. W. Hubbard
George Fryde
Herbert Nash
F. H. Raymond
Robert Codman Elected Chairman of Fitchburg Railroad Board
Fitchburg railroad directors met but did not elect a successor to late President Marcy. Robert Codman was elected permanent chairman and Edmund D. Codman will assume full control of the road, with an accountant's report on the books soon ready.
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Fitchburg Railroad
Marcy
Robert Codman
Edmund D. Codman
Run Down Boy Injured Near Harvard Square
Francis Bennett seven of 234 Walden Street North Cambridge was struck by a Cambridge Ice cart near Harvard Square last evening. He suffered serious injuries with both legs broken and internal injuries reported.
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Francis Bennett
Walden Street
Cambridge
Harvard Square
Debs May Come as Social Democracy Branch Forms
A local branch of Eugene V. Debs Social Democracy of America organized in the city at 231 Howard Street with 25 new members largely ex Socialists. An executive board was elected and a charter application sent to Chicago. Debs may be invited for mass meetings to promote the National Cooperative Commonwealth plan.
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Eugene V. Debs
Social Democracy of America
Howard Street
Socialist Labor Party
Daniel de Leon
The
People
W. Oswald Gilbert
Chicago
Ill
Theodore W. Curtis
A. M. Renshaw
Joseph Friedland
Thomas F. Selee
8. D. of America
National Council
Social Democracy
National Cooperative Commonwealth
Social Democrat
Debs
Brard
Secret Elopement of Harold Buckminster and Actress Mary Anderson
Boston society tale follows Harold C Buckminster and actress Mary Anderson as they marry in secret after parental doubts. Detectives clear Anderson of past rumors, then a public ceremony is pursued but opposed by Buckminster Sr. The couple’s quiet life clashed with family and social expectations amid business ties in Malden and Beverly and Anderson’s Salem roots.
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Mary Anderson
Boston
Buckminster
Maplewood
Young Anderson
Providence
R. I
Sullivan
Harold
James D. Tielinghast
Buckminsters
California
Chrystal Spring Manufacturing Company
Kilby Street
Malden
The Secret Marriage Ends With Legal Ultimatums
A year after meeting Miss Anderson, Buckminster plans a divorce by residence in Dakota aided by a signed non communication pact offered by Boston lawyer Marshall P. Thompson. Mrs Buckminster refuses to sign and asserts her right to see her husband, despite threats of forced ejection.
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Paris
Berlin
Marshall P. Thompson
Boston
Anderson
Atlantic Avenue
Buckminster, 5 Sr
Mary
Mrs Buckminster Returns to Stage in Tinder the Red Robe
Mrs Buckminster plans to reprise her role as Macene Cocheferret at the Empire Theatre and tour to San Francisco before a Salem engagement on April 1. She seeks $25 weekly alimony from Harold C Buckmaster, with an attachment on his property to ensure payment.
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Mr. Thompson
Mary Anderson
Massachusetts Benefit LifeAssociation shut by state action
Insurance Commissioner Merrill ordered the Massachusetts Benefit Life Association to cease business and turned affairs over to a receiver. The New York Life offered member protection while officials sought injunction and dissolution, following a report faulting the association and revealing a $36,000 deficit.
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Massachusetts Benefit Life Association
Merrill
Knowlton
J. H. Rolker
Rolker
Association
New York
New York Life
Johnson
Filipo Greci stabbed victim dies in hospital
Filipo Greci, the victim of a North End stabbing last Sunday, died yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital. Crescenzo Feragamo, arraigned on murder charges, pled not guilty and a continuance was set to August 2 with bail denied. Also note rail fare to Buffalo with multiple routes and return validity from August 21 to September 1 possible with extensions.
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Filipo Greci
North End
Massachusetts General Hospital
Crescenzo Feragamo
Greci
Barber’s Alley
Electricity Cure for Consumption Promised by Dr Bleyer
Dr J Mount Bleyer of Lexington Avenue announces a new treatment for consumption using electricity as the chief agent. He describes diagnosis by X rays and bacteriological tests, followed by electrolysis to dissolve dead lung tissue and cataphorisis to build fresh tissue, claiming cure for many cases and urging daily treatment for several weeks.
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Dr. Bleyer
New York
J. Mount Bleyer
Lexington Avenue
Wales
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