Reynolds Confession Deepens Mrs Chadwick Case In Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio December 12 1908 Mrs Cassie L Chadwicks legal troubles escalated as she faces renewed grand jury indictments in two Carnegie loan cases. Bank official Iri Reynolds testified confessing and pledging to shield her no longer while detailing prior transfers and diamonds claimed to be pledged in New York. He recalled March 5 1908 when Chadwick asked him to guard securities and described large notes and trust deals tied to Andrew Carnegie.
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Tie
Mrs. Chadwick
Andrew Carnegie
New York City
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Reynolds
Wade Park Bank
Remington
Loeser
Chadwick
Mr. Reynolds
Mollie De Vere Legacy Ties to Mrs Chadwick Case
Leavenworth reports stir as speculation links Mrs Chadwick to the famed Mollie De Vere of 1887. The De Vere figure allegedly manipulated merchants and left a clerk, Jones, ruined and driven to embezzlement and suicide after years in the penitentiary system.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Leavenworth
Mollie de Vere
Ldla
Jones
State Penitentiary
de Vere
Three New Melrose Dynamite Suits Filed
Melrose reports three new lawsuits tied to the Sept. 21 dynamite blast. G. H. Andrews sues the Boston and Northern Street Railway Company for 50000 dollars. G. H. Varney sues the city of Melrose for 25000 dollars and the company for 20000 dollars.
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Melrose Dynamite
Melrose
G. H. Andrews
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
G. H. Varney
City of
Veteran Machinist Endorses FatherJohns Medicine
Dennis Regan of Lawrence Massachusetts, 67, reports rapid improvement from a lung ailment and cough after using Father Johns Medicine. He says it strengthens him, aids for chronic bronchitis, and notes he recommended it to coworkers. The ad claims a money refund if it fails to cure a cough or cold.
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Dennis Regan
Lawrence
Mass
John
Father John
Baptist superintendents push for modern methods in publications
Boston area school leaders meeting at Tremont Temple pressed the American Baptist Publication Society to modernize Sunday school lesson materials. Rev. C. R. Blackall and Rev. Dr. P. S. Henson were cited in editorship. a resolutions committee was formed for the next gathering.
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Bapt Arches
Boston
American Baptist Publication Society
C. R. Blackall
D. D
Philadelphia
Tremont Temple
George Coleman
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
P. S. Henson
Blackall
Foresters Union Ball at Roughan Hall Tomorrow
The first grand union hall jointly hosted by Branch Lady Fitzgerald and General Thomas Francis Meagher of the Irish National Foresters will be held tomorrow evening in Roughan Hall, Charlestown. Dr. Thomas E. Walsh will direct the floor. the guest list includes many prominent state and city officials and leading order representatives.
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Fitzgerald
Thomas Francis Meagher
Irish National Foresters
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Thomas E. Walsh
Order
Doctor Chadwick Endorses Shock Over Mrs Chadwick Case
Dr Leroy Chadwick of Cleveland said the news about his wife Cassie Chadwick and her alleged colossal frauds was an extreme shock. He stated he knew little of the facts, denied any connection to Carnegie bonds, and planned to return to the United States in about 10 days after discussing his marriage privately.
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Prudential Trust Company
United States Steel
United States
Newton
Reynolds
Paris
Leroy
Chadwick
Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
New York
Riage
Andrew Carnegie
Dr. Chadwick
The
Park Bank of
Beckwith
Dorchester A A basketball team ranks among the fastest
Dorchester A A. Basketball, one of the best organized in the local field, has won 11 of 12 games this season. Regular home games are at Draper Hall in Field's Corner on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Mortimer F. McHugh manages, with J. Frank Carey assisting. Captain Barnstead leads the team alongside Tish brothers and Wheelock the center. Ross is a strong left back. The Dorchester squad is engaging Quincy A A. in a five game championship series, already 2-0 in favor of Dorchester, with a third game set for Dec. 22 at Quincy. The second team features Linehan, Callahan, Kelley, Hurlburt, and Sullivan. A Danvers A A. match at Dorchester is expected next Saturday with a large crowd.
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Dorchester A. A
Danvers A. A
Draper Hall
Adams Street
Field’s Corner
Barnstead
Tish Brothers
Dorchester
Wheelock
Brookline A. A
Ross
Quincy A. A
Quincy
O. Linehan
Callahan
Kelley
Hurlburt
Sullivan
Centrals of Fast Boston Seek 110 or 115 Pound Matches
The Gentrals of Fast Boston and Jamaica Plain Social and Athletic Club second team prepare for a strong contest tomorrow evening. Centrals seek arranging games with 110 or 115-pound teams locally or nearby, offering to cover expenses. Contact Frank Barker at 236 Everett Street East Boston.
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Gentrals
Boston
Jamaica Plain Social and Athletic Club
Centrals
Frank &. Barker
Everett Street
East
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles with Pazo Ointment
An ad promises a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding or protruding with Pazo ointment. Money back refund if not cured in 6 to 14 days. Cost 50 cents.
Carnegie Subpena Displeases Carnegie
New York reports Andrew Carnegie was served a federal subpena to travel to Cleveland on Wednesday to testify before a U S grand jury in the Chadwick case. He accepted the summons but complained of illness and weather, noting lumbago and heavy snow as factors in his potential travel. He wondered about appearing in Cleveland then returning for a Saturday hearing.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
Carnegie
Federal Grand Jury
United States District Court
Francis J. Wing
United States Court of the Northern District of
Ohio
United States Marshal
Shields
United States District Attorney
Impending labor unrest in Lynn shoe district
In Lynn Massachusetts a suspected revival of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union versus Knights of Labor conflict threatens the local shoe district. Officials fear strikes after Wal ton Logan Co refused nonmembers, discharging 18 women stitchers for not showing union cards, signaling possible factory-wide disruption.
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Lynn
Boot and Shoe Workers
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Knights of Labor
Walton, Logan & Co
Lawson Speech Declares People Ready to Confront System
The speaker claims the only path to change lies through the people’s pockets and that the struggle is now in progress. He portrays modern dollars as a monster, predicts harsh consequences for the powerful, and urges the populace to act with resolve against deceit and coercion.
Market Plunge Suspected After Bear Raid Causes Margin Strain
The article notes a sharp market decline with prices near the bottom and predicts a rough opening as bears led by Mr. Lawson may push stocks lower. Amalgamated and Steel shares bore the brunt, with losses exceeding 50 million, and expectations that Lawson could drive prices to new lows.
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Bears
Lawson
Amalgamated
Wade Park Bank Co. probe ordered by county prosecutor
Cleveland Ohio December 12 County Prosecutor Keeler issues a subpoena for Iri Reynolds secretary of Wade Park Banking Co to appear before the grand jury to investigate the affairs of the bank led by president Frank Rockefeller brother of John D Rockefeller with investigation extending to Wade Park Banking Co in Cleveland Ohio.
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Cuyahoga County
Bank
Wade Park Bank CO
Keeler
Iri Reynolds
Wade Park Banking Company
Frank Rockefeller
John D
Letter to the Editor condemns Mary Rogers, calls for harsher punishment
A 19 year old girl in Cambridge writes to the Post denouncing Mary Rogers. She rejects sympathy for Rogers and argues that death on the gallows is too lenient, proposing life imprisonment instead.
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Post
Mary Rogers
Cambridge
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Foresters’ Union
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Thorndike St
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Philip F. English
Columbus Ave
Andrew Hughes
Washington St
Harry M. Costin
Springfield St
M. E. Welchlin
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M. H. Creamer
Harrison Ave
Mary Hayes
David A. Howell
Potter’s Hotel
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Quinona CO
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