Globe National Bank Collapse Details by Examiner Wing
National Bank Examiner D G Wing cites Aug to Sept actions leading to Globe National Bank closing. He describes personal loans and securities interchanges by Cole Bigelow Clark and Coolidge to cover a 600000 shortage, guarantees by directors, and later asset improvements by 700000 cash and over 1 million in notes. He notes Bigelow as top depositor before and after closure.
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Dawes
D. G. Wing
National Bank Examiner
Globe National Bank
Boston
Globe Bank
Cole
Bigelow
Cote
Washington
Messrs
Clark
Coolidge
Cole’s Securities
Lovell Arms Company
Lovell
Squires
Stevens
Speedy Trial for Cole in Bank Misappropriation Case
Charles H. Cole faces a fast track legal process as federal prosecutors plan standard procedures for his alleged wilful misappropriation of Globe Bank funds. Assistant U S District Attorney John H. Casey says Cole may be returned to Boston or even released on his own recognizance. If he pleads not guilty, the matter goes to the district judge. otherwise California will receive Boston evidence.
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Boston
Brill
Charles H. Cole
John H. Casey
United States District Attorney
Pris
Wing
Cole
Boyd B. Jones
United States
Jones
Globe Bank
Flint
Los Angeles
Ma!l. 4
United States Commissioners
California
Christmas Church Services and Dinners Planned in Boston
Programme for all churches announces morning services with Christmas greens. Maronite Church on Tyler street holds a special festival. Salvation Army serves a noon dinner for the poor at Mechanics Hall. Six thousand are expected. Boston Bethel offers morning services and an evening sailors dinner with free useful articles for the needy.
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Maronite Church
Tyler Street
Salvation Army
Boston
Fin Mechanics’ Hall
Boston Bethel
Never Street
Christmas Church Decor Reveals Royal Green and Floral Design
Decorators under B. Chester prepare festive church coverings with laurel fir and balsam sprigs. A rerected reredos of laurel and fir and a green pulpit contrasting with passion flowers and roses will adorn the chapel. Great laurel ropes and festooned galleries are set for the first Day Services.
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B. Chester
Charles
Seamen's Friend Society to Host Religious Services and Dinners
The Seamen's Friend Society will hold religious services with a dinner for sailors on Tuesday. Inmates in penal and pauper institutions will receive extra meals and recreation within walls. A lecture on Ben Hur at Peoples' Temple is planned for evening. A golf tournament with medal play will be held at Allston.
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Seamen’s Friend Society
Christmas carols mark Christmas Eve in Boston churches
Christmas Eve services across Boston featured carols and sermons suited to the holiday. Large congregations attended in each church. Several sermons referenced the career of evangelist Dwight Moody.
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Christendom
Boston
Evangelist Moody
Lorimer on the Immaculate Conception and the Creation
Tremont Temple hosted Christmas services with an extended musical program. Soloists included E Humphrey Allen and Adah C Hussy, with Parker Canterbury and others. Rev. Lorimer spoke on The Nativity or Christianity and the Child from Luke II 11, and a Moody memorial service is planned for next Sunday.
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Adam
Tremont Temple
E. Humphrey Allen
Emma. M. Becker
Adah C. Hussey
George J. Parker
Lewis B. Canterbury
Charles E. Boyd
Harriet A. Shaw
C. N. Allen
City of
David
Inventive Genius Daniel Sharpe Ford Dies After Forty Years At Youths Companion
The Youth's Companion editor and publisher Daniel Sharpe Ford died at his Fenway home after a long illness. Associates plan a meeting to decide on funeral or memorial actions. Ford built a reputation for upright publishing and moral instruction, aided by his sailboats Hanniel Jathniel and Dora reflecting his faith.
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Daniel Sharpe Ford
The
Youth’s Companion
Fenway
Ford
Perry Mason Company
Drake
James B Upham
Malden
Seth Mendell
Roxmry
Edwin Stockin
Watertown
Charles E. Kelsey
Newton Centre
Moody
Edward Everett- Hale
Mr.Ford
Mr. Ford
Hanniel
Jathniel
Dora
Printer and editor D Ford born in Cambridge 1822
Csacer of Trumph Editor D Ford of the Youths Companion was born at Cambridge April 5 1822. He learned printing early and formed with Rev Dr John W Olmstead the partnership of Olmstead & Ford publishers and editors of the Baptist weekly Christian Watchman and Reflector. In 1857 they bought from Nathaniel Willis the Youths Companion. Ford aimed to make the
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Ford
Youth’s Companion
Cambridge
John W. Olmstead
Olmstead & Ford
The
Christian Watchman and Reflector
Nathaniel Willis
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Daniel G. Wing
Clark, Coolidge and
Dirsetc
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Washington St
York
New York
Dwight L. Moody
Calvary Baptist Chu
MacArthur
Russell Conn
Jqohn Wanamaker
Phiphia
Alger
Detroit
Dee
Russell A. Alger
Lorimer
Helm of Youth
Columbus Avenue
Csacer of
Trumph
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