Feud Flared Between Williams and DeArmond Escalates
In a Capitol incident Mr. Williams retreated to the Democratic cloak room with many party members while Mr. DeArmond stayed in the House until Williams departed with Representative Lamb of Virginia. Williams was then rushed to Representative Loudenslager's committee room as tensions rose after two years of escalating personal enmity.
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Mr. DeArmond
Capitol Building
Representative Lamb
Virginia
Mr. Willams
Representative Loudenslager
Williams
DeArmond
Boston official selects Boudrot as assistant secretary
Mayor elect George A. Hibbard announced William A. Boudrot will become assistant secretary. Boudrot, formerly an assistant superintendent of mails in the Boston Post Office, leaves federal service to assume new duties. Born October 17, 1871, in Boston, he rose from clerk in the Post Office to city district assistant superintendent earlier this year.
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George A. Hibbard
William A. Boudrot
Boston Post Office
Boudrot
United States Service
Boston
Old Fort Hill
Old North Pond
Eliot School
City of
Time to Digest: Dyspepsia Cure Ad Headlines Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for bloating belching and indigestion. It promises thorough digestion for meals and urges readers to send name and address for a free sample, noting the product costs 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Williams reconciling with DeArmond amid Missouri tensions
Two years after opposing minority leader candidate DeArmond Williams shows a conciliatory approach by reappointing DeArmond to the rules committee and ceding ranking member on ways and means to Champ Clark. Despite efforts, reconciliation seems unlikely as Missouri divisions persist.
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DeArmond
Williams
William J. Bryan
Missouri
Mr. Williams
Mr. DeArmond
Committee On Rules
Champ Clark
Callahan & Co. Liquor House Celebrates 50 Years
John K. Callahan & Co. marks half a century as a leading New England liquor house. With offices at 160 to 166 Federal Street, they tout ultra-pure products, prompt service, and consistent low prices while praising the pure food law as an endorsement of their established standards. Frank Callahan asserts the firm serves over 16 000 customers in the region and emphasizes quality as the key to retaining patrons and attracting new ones.
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Lquor House
New England
John K. Callahan & Co
Federal Street
South Terminal
House of John F. Callahan & Co
Frank Callahan
Thompson Offered as Boston Streets Superintendent Candidate
Boston business leaders plan to present James N. Thompson of Ward 25 Brighton to Mayor-elect Hibbard for the superintendent of streets post to succeed James H. Doyle. Thompson operates in contracting and building and has held several city sewer contracts.
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Boston
Hibbard
James N. Thompson
Brighton
James H. Doyle
Thompson
Entombed Miners Hope Dims After Mine Explosion
Early reports suggested a major fire as the mine flooded with smoke but rescuers find no blaze. Only one worker, Joseph Mapleton, escaped from Entry 21 after a violent blast, telling how he narrowly reached a side passage and emerged.
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Joseph Mapleton
Youth attempts $60,000 express car robbery in Philadelphia
William A. Hewitt 21, from St John New Brunswick, is held on $5000 bail after a late night attempt to rob a government gold shipment in a Philadelphia railroad yard. He allegedly attacked a gas line under the car to pause lights and escape. Police believe two accomplices aided him, but Hewitt claims he acted alone. His New York address is 325 West Fifteenth Street.
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Penn
St. John
N. B
Boston
Mass
Somerset Club
William A. Hewitt
Buffalo
Hewitt
Acc
West Fifteenth Street
New York
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Errand Boy at Somerset Club Tied to Philadelphia Loot Probe
William Hewitt, 21, arrested in Philadelphia for a desperate attempt to loot a gold treasure car, had worked about two weeks as an errand boy at the Somerset Club on Beacon Street. A Boston directory search found no Hewitt listed in East Boston connected to the youth.
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William Hewitt
Philadelphia
Somerset Club
Beacon Street
Receiver Sought for North Attleboro Bank Insolvency
National Bank Examiners Carrier and Ewer report after further investigations into the bank's affairs. They found the late cashier's personal transaction left the bank insolvent and say the only proper course is to seek a receiver appointed by the Comptroller of the Currency.
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W National Bank Examiners
Ewer
Bank head's actions questioned as Jewelers' National faces strain
In North Attleboro on December 19 business leaders and residents say the late vice president and cashier Frederick B B Sargent exceeded his authority by approving loans without bank sanction. Yet the Jewelers' National Bank is expected to remain solvent and recover from its current embarrassment.
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North Attleboro
Jewelers’ National Bank
Frederick BB. Sargent
Sargent’s Rise and Quiet End Tied to Wiggin Link
Bank official Sargent earned 2400 yearly starting as cashier after 1800 pay three years earlier. He owned 72 shares worth 6480 with a 2 percent dividend paid last June. Close friend President Wiggin influenced Sargent’s move to North Attleboro and the Jewelers’ National Bank plan. Wiggin confirms daily correspondence and a letter received on Sargent’s death but reveals nothing about its contents.
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Mr. Sargent
Wiggin
Boston
Mr. Wiggin
North Attleboro
North Attleboro National Bank
National Bank
Financial panic remedies urged by experts
An expert panel recommends creating a national bank clearing house style association to improve credit flow. Figures cited include Victor Morawets and former congressmen urging Congress and merchants to seek relief and mobilize credits for the country.
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Victor Morawets
Leslie M. Shazw
Congress
Congressman Warner
Big Financiers Talk on Currency and Banking at Boston Event
More than six hundred guests attended the Boston Economic Club dinner at the American House where Victor Morawetz Messa Shaw and John De Witt Warner discussed currency and banking. Morawetz rejected a central bank as impractical while Shaw warned about the risks of money suspension and urged stable monetary policy.
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Boston Economic Club
American House
The
Economic Club
Victor Morawetz
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Messa M. Shaw
United States
Leslie M. Shaw
Congress
How to Prevent Hoarding and Bank Runs
The article notes remarks by Hon. Mr Warner on preventing hoarding and the Knickerbocker Trust Company crisis. He blames New York banks for the suspension, arguing the Knickerbocker could have met demand if other banks had not emptied its vaults.
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Warner
New York
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Professor Anichkoff Sentenced in St Petersburg
Professor Anichkoff holder of the literature chair at the University of St Petersburg has been sentenced to fortress confinement for one year and a half for belonging to the Peasant League of Novgorod, officials announced from St Petersburg.
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ST. Petersburg
Anichkoff
University of
Ex-Congressman Hinrichsen Dies in Alexandria at 59
Former Illinois State treasurer and congressman W. H. Hinrichsen died at his Alexandria home at age 59. He previously served as state treasurer and represented the state in Congress. Burial arrangements were to be announced by his family.
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Alexandria
W. H. Hinrichsen
Illinois
Six “Bankrup ts” Arrested in Fraud Ring Across Regions
A gang of six alleged swindlers operated across New England, the South and West, ordering goods on credit and funneling shipments to others via pledgee and fake bankruptcy sales. Principal defendants include Hyman Goldsmith and Samuel Seelenfreund of Chelsea and Thomas C. Scottron of Somerville, all arraigned and held for trial with varied bail.
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South
West
Post Office
Donald McLeod
Harry Barish
Dewey Street
Roxbury
Mandell G
William I. Alken
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Hyman Goldsmith
Samuel Seclenfreund
Elm Street
Chelsea
Thomas C. Scottron
Beacon Street
Somerville
Boston
Pledgee
Dearborn Duster Company
Chicago
New Haven Clock Company
Wilson Saw Manufacturing Company
Port Huron
Mich
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Cincinnati
Follensben Bros. Company
Pittsburg
Penn
G. D. Dawson Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Ek, Phillips & Sons Company
Lawrence
Mass
G. White Axe Company
Honesdale
Kresge
Detroit
Canton
Phoenix
Cohoes
N. Y
Cleveland
Kalamazoo
Newcastle
Meriden
Ences
Parish
American Crayon Company
Waltham
Waltham Concern
Barish
United States
Hayes
Goldsmith
Seelenfreund
T. C. Scottron
Charles Street
Girl Companion of Mayo Freed
Alice West, held on a drunkenness charge linked to the death of dinner companion Frederick P. Mayo of Lawrence, was discharged without arraignment in Municipal Criminal Court after Medical Examiner Stedman ruled Mayo died of natural causes, supporting her statement of no involvement.
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Frederick P. Mayo
Lawrence
Housman’s Cafe
Avery Street
Municipal Criminal Court
Murray
Stedman
Mayo
Wife and Baby Missing After Disappearance
Louis Petak aided by police searches frantically for his wife and their 4 year old baby who vanished from their home at 85 North Russell Street several days ago. No reason is known for the disappearance.
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Louis Petak
North Russell Street
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