Boston Broker Dickinson Arrested in Peabody Bank Embezzlement Case
Boston investment broker John W. Dickinson was arrested on charges of siding and misappropriation in the embezzlement of funds from the South Danvers Bank of Peabody. He faced $25,000 bonds, with further arrests expected as investigators trace Dickinson’s dealings with Foster and other directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dickinson
T S. Mak Street
Sunday Post
Dickinson
Foster
Thickinson
Casey
Muckingon
Peabody
Frampton
District Attorney's Office
Boston
Jones
Federal Building
Causey
Hampton
Chicago
Change
State Street
Milk Street
The
Post
Newtonville
Europe
South
Danvers National Bank
Pew’s Friends Rally for Eighth Regiment Leader
Colonel William A. Pew of the Eighth Regiment seeks brigade commander of the Second Brigade as Essex politicians push his campaign. The Ninth Regiment’s votes for Colonel Guild complicate Pew’s bid, with an election ordered for Saturday at 4 p.m. in Boston. Briga dier-General James L. Carter will preside, amid militia faction tensions and push for peace talks.
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William A. Pew
Essex County
Ninth Regment
Guild
Framingham Camp Ground
State House
Boston
James L. Carter
Massachusetts Militia
Fifth Regiment
Ninth
Pew
Whitney
Charles K. Derting
Buller Ames
A. P. Cardner
Local Bank Official Arrested in Misappropriation Case
Dickinson is arraigned before Commissioner Hale after a warrant is served by Deputies Waters and Ruble. He pleads not guilty to charges of aiding misappropriation of funds from the South Danvers Bank, with amounts cited at 1000 and 16000 dollars. The bank's officers and promises to repay are described as flawed as the bank collapses into losses.
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Casey
South Danvers Bank
Dickinson
Wester
Dickison
Charles Street
Lickinson
Custier Foster
Harpton
Gilteedge
Voster
Hampton
Sistoon
Nis
Baker
Fifth Annual Ball for Clerks Association in Boston
The Tail Retail Grocery and Provision Clerks Association of Boston held its fifth annual ball last night at Odd Fellows Mall. President Angus McGrath led the march with Miss Mamie Riley, followed by Thomas J. Mara and Miss Jennie McKay, with about fifty couples dancing. Guests included Richard Garrity and Shaughnessy of the Central Labor Union, James Clancy of Milford Clerks Association, Patrick Metwurthy of the Engineers union and Joseph Quinn of the Clerks State League.
Fore River Charter Records Incorporated in Newark
Fore River Ship and Engine Company filed Papers of Incorporation in Newark New Jersey. The firm is capitalized at 4 million dollars, divided into 49 000 shares with a par value of 109 dollars each. Five thousand nine dollars have been paid in to start business.
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New York
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Newark
N. J
New England Shoe Jobbers Meet at Youngs Hotel
The New England Shoe Jobbers Association held a monthly meeting at Young's Hotel last evening with about thirty five members in attendance. Guests included George DPD Witt John W Cradtock Jay AUBin Vai J K Orr of Atlanta Ga Daniel P Morse and Irving W Fisher of New York City and H T Fisher of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Shoe Jobbers' Association
Young's Hotel
Ihe
George Dpd
Witt
John W. Cradtock
Jay Aubin
Vai
J. K. Orr
Atlanta, Ga
Daniel P. Morse
Irving W. Fisher
New York City
H. T. Fisher
Albany
Hearing on Carrado Case Friday
Defendants in a manslaughter and assault case appeared before the Municipal Court for assignment of counsel. Lawyers Mason, Proctor, John TH, Casey, Peter Maher and FF. M. Zatli were noted, with Friday set for further hearings.
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Irelio Crurmido
Lfe
Wera
Mason, Proctor
John TH
Casey
Peter Maher
FF. M. Zattoli
Owen A Galvin Court Holds Jurblic Meeting
Owen A. Galvin Court No. 173 of Charlestown held a jurblic meeting in Jackson Hall Charlestown last evening Addresses were made by High Vice-chief Ranger Daniel A Cronin of Moston tour Junior Conductor T J Sheardon of Lynn Deputy Chief Ranger John J O Hare Chief Ranger James J Carr and others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen A. Galvin
Charlestown
Jackson Hall
Daniel A. Cronin
Moston
Tigh
T. J. Sheardon
Lynn
John J. O'Hare
James J. Carr
Clover Club Ladies Night Echoes Wit and Merriment
The Clover Club entertained two hundred fifty guests at the Exchange Club with a raucous Waste Basket and editor James Aylward holding nothing back. President MelLaughlin kept the program sharp as Dr. William McDonald read verses to the women, drawing applause and high spirits from all.
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Clover Club
Society of Lostonians
Boston
Exchange Club
James Aylward
Clu
Cloverites
Otis
McLaughlin
William Mcdonald
McDonald
Wipling
MelLaughlin
West Point
Lr. McDonald
Banquet Features Sketch as Guests Fill Room
The evening showcased a Gilbert and Sullivan style sketch Alexanderis Feast performed by Clover’s Glee Club with praised costumes. Hon John Murphy attended amid lingering tension from a mayoral race, while most of the 100 members joined the gathering with numerous notable couples and local officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexanderis
Glee Ciub
John
Murphy
William McDonald
Peter J.orbett
PP. Leahy
William Ti. Grainger
Y. J. Grady
FF. Coleman
John T. Dever
Atr
Wells
Joseph McLaughlin
James W. Aylward
Sullivan
M. 9. Creed
Thomas O' Daley
Dewet Seeks Bund Decree Against Invasion Plan
Piet Dewet, arriving in Cape Town, seeks Afrikander Bund to declare no Cape Dutch aid for invaders and to send a deputation to President Kruger and General Dewet urging surrender. He believes Louis Botha would surrender if Steyn and Dewet do so, with few conditions.
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Cape Town
Piet Dewet
Theron
Afrikander Bund
Dewet
Boer Peace Committee
5 N
Louis Botha
Steyn
Boer losses at Ermelo attack reported
Durban dispatch says General French attacked Ermelo last week and reports forty Boers killed and twenty taken prisoner.
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Ermelo
Durban
Natal
French
Errmelo
Wah Kee in Custody Sparking Chinatown Headlines
Sam Wah Kee once the wealthiest Chinese Bostonian faces arrest in Portland and departs for China. His wife Mrs Wah Kee, living at 8S Oxford Court, says she does not know his whereabouts and has taken charge of his property and stores across the country.
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Sam Wah Kee
Boston
Chinatown
Portland
Wah Kee
Oxford Court
Verday
China
Cycle Club Ball Prominent Boston Men Attend
The Massachusetts Bicycle Club held its ninth annual ball at Pierce Hall Copley square with many Boston cycling club men in attendance. Juan Peck led the grand march with Miss Fay Moore, as Edward W. Mechlenen and others received guests and A. D. Peck directed the floor with assistants.
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Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Pierce Hall
Copley Square
Boston
Juan'’ Peck
Atlantic
Pacific
Fay Moore
Edward W. Mechlenen
A. J. Denett
A. L
J. F. Reidel
Dry goods firm burned out Southis Framingham
A. M. Lang & Son, dry goods and furniture dealers, suffered near total loss from fire and water. Estimated damage around 3000 dollars, with insurance covering the loss. Local report notes the blaze occurred tonight and disrupted the store operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soutist Framingham
A. M. Lang & Son
Kingston Block Gutted By Fire
Fire swept a brick and stone Kingston block on Kingston and Edinboro streets causing enormous damage. Firefighters battled ice slick streets as water and debris flooded the blocks, while spectators scavenged valuables from the wreckage. The blaze, fanned by high winds, raged to the sixth floor with owners including the Boston Real Estate Trust Company named as owner. The all out signal sounded at 1 55.
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Edinboro Street
Kingston Street
Fissex Street
Creed
Kellogg Company
Russell
Clark
Savoy Hotel
Kingston
Mary Ross
Brown, Durrell Company
Essex Street
Boston Dry Goods Company
Kingston Block
Boston Real Estate Trust Company
William Minot
Occupants of the Building by Floor and Tenants
The first floor housed William H. Blood & Co. with shawls and clothing. The second floor held Creed, Kellogg & Co. with jewelry and fancy goods. Third floor featured Richardson Silk Co. and R. J. Ford & Co. with under wear. Fourth floor included W. W. Mayhew with shirts and overalls. Fifth floor listed IF. A. Horse with paper boxes. Sixth floor had Ora 1. Shaw with underwear. Other tenants included Little Beauty Corset Co., M. H. Pulaski embroidery, Williams & Savage, Kingston Button Co., A. L. Levis, T. Gerry knit goods, and A. Hawley & Co. paper.
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William H. Blood & Co
E. O. Bullock
A. J. Pierce
Creed, Kellogg & Co
Richardson Silk Company
R. J. Ford & Co
Boston Tower Supply Company
W. W. Mayhew
IF. A. Horse
Ora
Fire Damages Knapp Street Building. Bartlett Press Hit
A six story brick building at 9 11 Knapp Street suffered heavy water damage from a fire started by overloaded fourth floor wiring. Bartlett Press stock and a large amount of printed matte were damaged. brewing company machinery may be beyond repair. Total loss around 800 dollars.
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Knapp Street
W. P. Weeks
Bartlett Press
Howe
J L. C. Dale
Springfield Brewing Company
Fire Destroys Crescent Avenue Home in Beschmont
A fire last evening gutted the two and a half story residence on Crescent Avenue owned by Joseph J. Walbourn and occupied by his son William. The family were away when discovered. the blaze, likely from an overheated kitchen stove, caused about $2500 in losses and was insured.
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Crescent Avenue
Joseph J. Walbourn
William Walbourn
Fire wipes out major Kimberly mill in Appleton loss over 1 million
Feb 15 report from Appleton Wisconsin details a blaze at the Kimberly Mills of the Kimberly and Clark Paper Company four miles from town. The print mill burned completely destroying three machines and the finishing room and causing about 500000 dollars in damage.
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Appleton, Wis
Kimberly Mills
Kimberly & Clark Paper Company
Electrical Minstrels Draw a Big House
An enthusiastic Dudley Street audience filled the Opera House last night for the Holtzer Cabot Electric Company Employees Mutual Benefit Assn minstrels. Interlocutor Joseph O Neal led a strong program with soloists and a 40 member chorus earning hearty applause. musical director John H Cusick and performers Catherine ONeal and young artists received long cheers for solos and dances. The show was praised as a great success.
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Dudley Street Opera House
Mechanic Minstrels
Holtzer-Cabot Electric Company Employees’ Mutual Benefit Association
Joseph O. Neal
H. Fogerty
C. M. Mall
Joe Jenkins
John H. Cusick
Iared Sheehan
James Haley
Catherine O'Neal
The Post's Greeting to Saint Valentine Poem
A poem written as a Valentine pledge from Lincoln to Saint Valentine. It calls for strength and mercy for workers and the oppressed, asking for relief from burdens and the spread of equal opportunity, praising the poor as the noble valentine.
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Post
Saint Valentine
Valentine
Baker Attacks Police Board Over Hearings Snub
Boston committee on metropolitan affairs denounces the Police Board for refusing to attend a hearing on reform. Lawyer William H. Baker accuses the board of liquor license abuses, calls for an investigation, and requests witness testimony under summons as the panel weighs legislative action.
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Metropolitan Affairs
Boston Police Board
Worl
Willam H. Baker
Parry
Schofield
Malden
William H W. Baker
Boston
Police Board of
Board of Poliss
Kangs & Wells
Robert F. Clark
Board of Police
Bangs & Wells
Police Board
Judge Fallon Critiques South Boston Liquor Enforcement
Judge Fallon denounces the Police Board actions on liquor licenses in South Boston and calls for stronger enforcement. He criticizes unlicensed and underregulated venues, defends Mrs. Nation as a reformer, and argues sheriffs should remove temptation to protect the poor and curb crime.
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South Bosto ’ Pal Court
Nation
Boston
Fallon
Tam No Asiel
Police Board
South
Sv Iors
Lesen
Debut of Miss Simplicity at Tremont Theatre
A charming young lady, Miss Simplicity, makes her debut next Monday night at Tremont Theatre in R. A. Barnet’s new musical comedy. Bank Officers’ Association predicts a big, stylish turnout as rehearsals play into the show with comic chorus antics and vivid costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Theatre
R. A. Barnet
Booston Bank Officers’ Association
Moorfield Storey Attacks Buying of Votes in Congress
Moorfield Storey, aspiring anti-imperialist candidate, denounces buying seats in national and state legislatures. He cites trusts with commercial interests and says representatives are paid to consider measures, warning of a decaying public conscience that even clergy are not exempt.
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Moorfield Storey
Congress
Iis
Twentieth Century Club
Ashburton Place
Storey
Senate
Poiat
Lyman Abbott
Fragmented activist dialogue on race and morality in Christian rhetoric
A fragmented quotation questions whether a Christian speaker should justify racism by economic or practical concerns. The text contrasts humane gospel values with harsh territorial claims, asking if such remarks reflect Christian teaching or serve expediency.
Drysaters Club Dinner at Parker House Toasted by John Shaw
About thirty members of the Drysaters Club of New England gathered at the Parker House last night with John Shaw serving as toastmaster. ir. She welizer, secretary of the American branch of the Society of Chemical Industry, delivered an address on coal tar products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drysaters’ Club
New England
Parker House
John Shaw
Ir. Shewelizer
The
Society of Chemical Industry
Wisdom of Hypatia staged by Universal Brotherhood lodges
The Wisdom of Hypatia was presented at Universal Brotherhood Hall with students from the Universal Brotherhood lodges of Bosty and vicinity showcasing music and costumes. Proceeds will aid humanitarian works.
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Hypatia
Universal Brotherhood Hall
Universal Brotherhood
Bosty
Massachusetts Street Railway Association Meeting Report
The Massachusetts Street Railway Association met at Young's Hut last night with about thirty attendees. The chair presided and discussion covered ongoing issues facing the system. A committee report was presented and next steps were outlined for member review.
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Massachustts Street Railway Association
Young’s Hut
Ta Ik
Hum
Irish charitable gathering marks 4th anniversary at Parker House
The Irish charitable Association holds its fourth anniversary celebration at the Parker House on March 18. Members and guests attend a formal event to commemorate four years of service and fundraising for local causes.
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Irish Iaritable Association
Wath Aniversary
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Eighth Regiment
Boyle Bros
Fore River Charter
Poresters Mey
Mrs. Wah Kee
Sam
Kngston
Beschmont
Messrs
TF. Bellingham
G. Shlefeit
Smith
Ead
Misses Hogan
Grady
Curry
Healey
M. Curry
M. Fleming
M. Corney
A. Sulsgeber
M. Orr
J. Conroy
JL. Chamberlain
Conlin
Joseph C. Neal
Holtzer Mlectric
Horner
M Edall
Man On
Tambo
Holtzer Wiectric
Oppenheim
Joseph C. Jenkins
Holtzer Electric
Police
BARTS
CY Judge Fallon
Bays
Miss Simplicity
Bank Corks
Steen
Phido
Chicker Ng
Stohey Oy Buying Law
Brooklyn
Outlook
Hispatia
J. F. McAllister
Lef
Pearson
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