Connolly’s Note and Stock Market Crash Hearings
Connolly faces questions on his prophetic resume of the note and its link to a stock slump. He denies any single informer and says earnings losses by clients totaled about 40 000, with Hutton firm ties and Bolling as a partner.
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Connolly
E. F. Hutton
Hutton
E. F. Hutton & Co
New York
F. A. Connolly & Co
Bolling
Washington
State Department
Robertson
Whipple
Bennet
Tutton
Chicago
George A. Ellis, Jr
Savannah
Lansing
R. W. Bolling
Stock Exchange
Clement, Curtis & Co
Hutton & Co
Congress
Cyclone Ryan Former ballplayer and stage producer dies
Funeral services for Daniel R. Ryan, renowned as Cyclone Ryan in early baseball and later a Shakespearean actor and producer, will be held tomorrow at his brother John D. Ryan’s Cambridge home. He died yesterday at 49 and will receive a Requiem High Mass at St Mary’s Church at 9 AM.
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Daniel R. Ryan
John D. Ryan
Ellsworth Park
Cambridge
Ryan
Boston Blues
Metropolitans
New York
Shakspere
Instituce Hall
Hamlet
D’artagnan
Mr. Ryan
St. Mary’s Church
Pawnbroker J H Kahn Arrested Over Stolen Government Pistol
Jacob H. Kahn of 150 Main Street Charlestown was arrested for unlawfully receiving a 45 calibre automatic revolver stolen from the government. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before United States Commissioner Hayes and was released on personal recognizance pending a hearing today.
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Jacob H. Kahn
Main Street
Charlestown
United States
Hayes
Burglars Loot Dorchester Homes Across Melville Avenue Area
Jewelry valued over $2000 stolen from Dorchester residences on Melville avenue and nearby streets within a week. Burglars used front doors and second story entries while occupants resisted. clues point to New York origins. Police increased patrols as investigations continue with several homes listed.
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Melville Avenue
Dorchester
New York
Simons Goldthwaite
Moultrie Street
England Prepares for U Boat War War Declared
New York report states Great Britain and allies are ready to counter Germany s submarine campaign. Entente powers believed ruthless undersea warfare would come and will not halt sailings from American ports for entente ships. neutral vessels may stay in port. Ocean insurance rates rise with 7 percent one way rate and 10 percent war risk rate for ships to Mediterranean ports.
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New York
Great Britain
Germany
Mediterranean
British port open policy amid convoy plan pressure
British steamship reps vow Liverpool and Bordeaux will stay open at all hazards. The admiralty plans armaments for defense and to deploy fast cruisers as submarine chasers. A 4000-ship fleet is said ready to convoy and keep sea lanes clear.
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Liverpool
Bordeaux
British Lines
Admiralty
Roosevelt condemns German note as policy of murder on high seas
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt labels Germany’s note a plan to murder noncombatants as a national policy at sea. He argues President Wilson must enforce freedom of the seas by protecting American lives and seizing German ships if threats are carried out.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Germany
Wilson
Lusitania
City settles for scalding of infant
Mr and Mrs Giuseppe Colcagna of Hanover street settle with the city for 20 after their 8 year old child died from a scald in a bath at the consumptive hospital. They alleged hospital attendants neglected the infant.
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Giuseppe Colcagna
Hanover Street
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Boston
Globe
Agate Lines
Post
Herald
American
The
Daily Post
Sunday Post
New England
N. Y
Albert T. Dow
Dows
Dow
Oakes & Dow
Lewis S. Adams
Laurin A. Gaylord
Kenwood Street
M. T. Ryan
Wellesley Park
Edward A. O'Donnell
Cobb, Hersey Company
Dewey Square
Frank H. Chamberlain
England
Roosevelt
Unitarian
William L. Sullivan
Robert Luce
Charles W. Eliot
Horticultural Hall
Mr. Sullivan
Jordan Marsh Company
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