Ficer To Be Sent West Involved in Globe Bank Case
A Boston federal case centers on James Cole and the Globe Bank with possible transfer to the District of California. The matter, tied to a national offense, may be moved to the March term as the Boston grand jury shifts to January 15. The ex-president faces trial where the alleged crime occurred, not where arrested.
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California
District Attorney’s Office
Boston District of
United States Court
Cole
Globe Bank
Massachusetts
United States
Boston
Speculative dealings and warrant details in Cole’s ventures
Disjointed notes describe a $900 000 stake, Cole's speculation and private income concerns, and references to United States Oil. Mentions of Spies, Wing, and reorganizing efforts surface amid unclear accounts of why Cole operated and who benefited from the finances.
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Cole
United States
Lovell Arms Company Assigns to Globe Bank Officers
The John P. Lovell Arms Company and the J. P. Lovell Company assigned to Charles B. Barnes Jr. and George H. Ball of Globe National Bank. Bank hold nearly 90,000 of the firm’s paper. assets and liabilities not yet known. Colonel Benjamin Lovell, president, is gravely ill. the firm’s debts largely to banks.
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John P. Lovell Arms Company
J. P. Lovell Company
Providence
Pawtucket
Portland
Bangor
Boston
South Portland
Charles B. Barnes, Jr
George H. Ball
Globe National Bank
Globe Bank
Lovell
Charles M. Norcross
Charles H. Barnes
Allen, Long & Hemenway
Bail
Benjamin Lovell
Henry L. Lovell
Thomas P
Warren D
John P
Lovell Company
Tienry Lovell
Lovel
Washington Street
Post
Benjamin 8. Lovell
East Weymouth
Forty-second Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Reynold Post
A. K
Bbut
John C. Robinson
Council of Administration
Alger
Palmer
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Speculation on Margin and Money Supply
Washington reports mint director George F. Roberts rejects link between money supply and panic. He argues speculation on margins drives inflation and that more money cannot curb it. He cites 1867 turmoil and Transvaal war as factors, noting rising gold output from Cripple Creek and Alaska to counter shortages.
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Washington
George FE. Roberts
Mint
England
Transvaal
London
South Africa
Colorado
North America
Cripple Creek
Alaska
Klondike
New York Arrives at San Juan for Target Practice
The United States cruiser New York flagship of the North Atlantic squadron arrived in San Juan Puerto Rico on December 26 and left later for target practice. Governor General George W. Davis hosted Rear Admiral N. A. H. Farquhar, commander in chief of the North Atlantic station, at the palace. The gunboat Machias, arrived December 21, sailed today for Santo Domingo.
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San Juan DE Puerto Rico
United States
New York
Govenor
George W. Davis
N. A H. Farquhar
North Atlantic
Machias
Santo Domingo
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William, I. Coolidge
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Sadena
Francisco
United Atorney
Toner
Clover
Court of Appeals
Wing
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York
MENT
BANKS
Charles 8. Barnes, Jr
G John P. Lovell Arms Company
Rptail
Charles H.O Taylor
Weir
New England
Ock, Square
John P. Lovell
Mammoth Company
A. B. Fairbanks
Exchange Street
Dock Square
Fairbanks
Lovells
Fairbanks & Lovell
Grover& Lovell
Cottage City
Colonel Lovell
Weymouth
Greenlye
Barnes
Roberts
San Juan
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