Pamphlet on B and M issued by National Shawmut Bank
The National Shawmut Bank issued a pamphlet on the Boston and Maine highlighting its minimal capital, the vast regional rail system it supports, and the risk to the Northeast if it fails. It argues the line must earn capital to attract funds and warns against punishing innocent security purchasers amid disputed facts about the railroad’s development and regulation.
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National Shawmut Bank
Boston & Maine
Boston & Mains
Commonwealth
New England
Northeast
United States
Boston
Maine
Stone Maine
Railroad Commission
State of
Massachusetts
Toronto skater wins international outdoor chess championship at Baranac Lake
Harry Cody of Toronto captured the international outdoor amateur skating championship at Baranac Lake, totaling 70 points. He did not place first in any race but edged Anton Oshckey of Cleveland who finished with 60 points to take second.
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Baranac Lake
N. Y
Harry Cody
Toronto
Anton Oshckey
Cleveland
Final sale on $20 men’s suits at Harrison Co.
High grade Harko suits and overcoats offered at 20 dollar men’s suits with a final sale. Harrison Co listing at 662 672 Washington Street advert.
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Harrison Co
Washington St
Washington Woolen Mills
Vorenberg
Barron Charges Against Brandeis Before Senate Panel
Barron accusing Brandeis of conflicts in the Lennox, New Haven, Warren and Equitable Life cases, pressed to name witnesses and documents. Walsh resisted private letters and Barron’s unsworn remarks while the panel debated admissibility and sought records to corroborate the charges.
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Barron
Walsh
United States Senate
Boston Financial
Brandeis
Lenox
Warren
New Haven
Equitable Life
Montana
Senator Walsh
Patrick Lennox
William Youngman
John P. Leahy
Boston
James T. Lennox
Melvin ©. Adams
Spaulding
Mr. Collins
Funeral of Bedford Post Cane Holder Oliver Lane
The funeral of Oliver Josiah Lane Bedford's oldest male resident and holder of the Boston Post gold headed cane was held yesterday afternoon in Bedford Congregational Church. The Rev. William J. Batt of Concord Junction, then pastor, officiated. Lane was a former selectman and long serving school committee member.
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Oliver Josiah Lane
Bedford
Boston Post
Congregational Church
William J. Batt
Concord Junction
George Kimball Dead War veteran and longtime Boston journalist
George Kimball, last surviving member of Company A Twelfth Massachusetts Regiment, died at his Lexington home after a long illness. A Boston Journal employee for 41 years and briefly with the Boston Post, he served in 23 battles and was under fire 41 times in 1864. Born in Saco in 1840, he later worked as a printer and editor, then a State House clerk before moving to Lexington in 1907. He married Martha Stevens in 1885 and left two daughters, with remaining siblings in Saco. He held several veteran and civic posts and was active with church and social organizations.
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George Kimball
Twelfth
Massachusetts Regiment
Forest Street
Lexington
Mr. Kimball
Boston Journal
Boston Post
State House
Olin
Biddeford Journal
Lewis
Boston
Fort Warren
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
Fletcher Webster
Daniel Webster
Webster
Felton Guards
Kimball
The
Journal
Martha Caroline Stevens
Jessie Eastman
Florence Eliza Kimball
Melvin
Sarah E. Kimball
Saco
John A. Andrew Post
George G. Meade Post
Franklin Typographical Society of
Hancock Men’s Club
First Parish Church
Meeting House Hill
Seamen's Friend Society of
Marks In Jail For Desertion In Camden Court
Walter Marks was sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty to desertion. He left his lawful wife and three children in Camden, New Jersey, to marry Ethel May Langley in Melrose, Massachusetts. The judge indicated continued punishment was warranted. Langley-Marks says she will wait for him, even if it takes years.
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Camden
N. J
Walter Marks
Melrose
Mass
Boyle
Marks
Ethel May Langley-Marks
New England
Walter
Eckman Alterative Promoted for Tuberculosis Help
An advertisement urges tuberculosis sufferers to combine natural aids like fresh air meals rest and hygiene with medication. It promotes Eckman Alterative as beneficial yet safely non habit forming. The ad notes no exaggerated claims and offers supply through druggists or direct from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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William Spaulding
Hollis R. Bailey
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New York and New England Railroad
Charles FP
Choate
Melen
Equitable Life Insurance Society
United Shoe Machinery Company
Sydney W. Winslow
Warren Paper Mills
I. P. Warren
Hollis R. Batley
William S. Youngman
Sherman L. Whipple
Old Dominion
William T. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald, Hubbard & Co
Mr. Bradden
Lawrence
Es Ree & Maine
New Haven Road
William I.’. Fitzgerald
Brand
Winslow
Clark
Senator Fletcher
Supreme Court
United Shoe Machinery
Essex Registry of Deeds
Essex County
Collier's
Corbin
New York and
William Rockefeller
New York
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Mellen
New England Railroad
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Spelling
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Pittsburg Coal Company
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Iowa Railroad Commission
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