Fraud Alleged in Suit Over Credit Trust Venture
New York Feb 14 attachment for 20000 dollars placed against Stuart T Martin’s property. Morton and Gallagher accuse Martin of fraud linked to a Virginia land deal and a planned railroad project. Martin claims no real ties to the European American Credit and Trust Co, saying Negley directed all business from London to Paris offices and that the rent and his salaries are unresolved.
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New York
Stuart T. Martin
Martin
Pratt Steel Company
Edward Morton
Charles Gallagher
Shenandoah Coal, Iron & Lumber Company
Virginia
Broadway
European and American Credit and Trust Company
Wall St.eet
London
Paris
Robert G. Ingersoll
Thomas Ewing
United States
J. P. Jones
Nevada
Alonzo BE. Cornell
Plumb
Kansas
E. A. Packer
S. N. Baker
James S. Negley
Europe
Morton
Ingersoll
Messrs. Ewing
Packer
Baker
Charles J. Pearson
Eurean-American Credit and Trust Company
No. 42
Wall Street
General J. S. Negley
General Negley
1St
Mexican Trust & Investment Company
Gall
Mr. Gallagher
No. 53
Mr. Morton
Worcester Steel Works
Fageszoll
Credit and Trust Company
Negley
Names of directors deny company ties in letters
The passage lists directors who deny any connection with the company. Spelling out the names: Colonel Ingersoll, S. N. Baker, Senator J. P. Jones of Nevada, ex-Governor Alonzo B. Cornell, Judge Thomas Ewing, Colonel E. D. Woodruff, and Mr. E. A. Packer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll
S. N. Baker
J. P. Jones
Nevada
Alonzo B. Cornell
Thomas Ewing
E. D. Woodruff
E. A. Packer
Sherman Hoar Debuts in House to Back Sweatshop Inquiry
Sherman Hoar chaired a House session on a committee from Manufactures authorizing an investigation into tenement sweatshop labor. He opposed a $1000 cap, argued for broader reach and city-based work, and faced opposition from Holman and others. A further committee meeting is planned for Monday to map the program.
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HiIncTon
Sherman Hoar
House
Holman
Hoar
Committee On Manufactures
Oates
Congress
Babbitt
Wisconsin
Boston
Bynum
Indiana
Walker
Harter
Ohio
Boston's Warren Line Ocean Ferries Focus of Today’s Sketch
The Warren Line links Boston and Liverpool with regular weekly sailings. Established January 1, 1876, its fleet includes Palestine, Michigan, Roman, Kansas, Norseman, and Ottoman, with Palestine providing an extra monthly trip. Two new ships Angioman and another unnamed vessel are planned, built by Harlan & Wolfe and the Birkenhead yards respectively, amid past losses including Glamorgan and the Iowa disaster of 1891.
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Boston
Ocean Ferries
Warren Line
Liverpool
Massachusetts
City of
Lincoln
Minnesota
Missouri
Victoria
Palestine
Michigan
Roman
Kansas
Norseman
Angioman
Harlan & Wolfe Co
Belfast
Ireland
Angleman
Lairds
Birkenhead
Glamorgan
Welch Coast
Holyhead
Iowa
Owens
George Warren & Co
Warren & Co
The Punch Bowl Tragedy in Boston 1761
In summer 1761 Dame Prince discovers her prized Singapore punch bowl is shattered by Cesar the kitchen servant. Cesar, blamed for the mishap, endures courtly punishment after delivering a note to Mr. Lazenby at the Bridewell. Pompey aids Cesar briefly then suffers due to Lazenby’s brutal discipline. Cesar later vanishes.
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Dame Prince
Christopher Prince
North End
Bernard
Hutchinson
Caesar
Singapore
Casar
Csar
Cesar
Docks Square
Faneuil Hall
Dock Square
Mr. Lazenby
King’s Chapel
Pompey
Dinah
Mr. Minot
Cole
Massa
Massa Lazenby’s
Massa Lazenby
Lanzacre
School Street
Lazenby
Bridewell
Cnsar
Tebble
Cassar
Mrs. Prince
Warren Line and Partners Dominate Regional Fleet Control
The company owns about half of the fleet now under its control, with the remainder owned by friends and operated by the War rens on commission. Prior to the Warren line, Warren & Co carried out extensive commission work, acting as loading and despatching agents for several small lines to Liverpool and London. The commission business remains a prominent part of the firm’s enterprises.
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Pany
Friends
Warrens
Warren Line
Warren & Co
Liverpool
London
Dr Banks Turns Critic at Boston Slavery Lecture
Reverend Dr Louis Albert Banks denounces critics of his crusade against the sweating system at a Young Men's Christian Association room gathering in Boston. Boston University president W F Warren chaired as Banks argued that slavery exists in modern wages, citing factory tales and a Plymouth Rock Pants Co worker, Charles S Miller, who relayed tenement-found clothing and reforms following a scarlet fever case.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Louis Albert Banks
W. F. Warren
Boston University
Dr. Banks
Boston
Macallar, Parker & Co
Mr. Miller
Plymouth Rock Pants Company
New York
Mir. Miller
Steamers Arrive in Northeast Ports From Europe and Rio
Shipping news lists arrivals at Boston and New York on Feb 13 and 14. Vessels include Lake Superior from Liverpool, Scandinavian from Glasgow, Cadoxton from Madeira, City of Berlin from Hamburg, Nevada from Liverpool, Halley from Rio Janeiro, Wisconsin from New Bestel, and State of Indian from New York via Boston. Multiple routes indicate ongoing transatlantic traffic and port activity.
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Boston
Lake Superior
Liverpool
Glasgow
Cadoxton
Maeira
New York
City of Berlin
Russia
Hamburg
Nevada
Halley
Rio Janeiro
Wisconsin
New Bestel
Kristol
State of Indian New York
District Attorney Agrees With Plaintiffs in Against Collector
United States District Attorney Allen agrees with four plaintiffs Dominico Caccio Jangis Merecadanti George A Phillips and Franklin Ralph in suits against collector Worthington. The actions seek recovery for an overassessment on imported lemon boxes. The cases have stretched to twenty years in settlement.
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United States
Allen
Dominico Caccio
Jangis Merecadanti
George A. Phillips
Franklin Ralph
Worthington
Monthly meeting of New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents
The regular monthly meeting of the New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents Association will be held at the office of the Pathfinder railway guide in Boston on Wednesday February 17 at 11 a m.
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New England General Ticket and Passenger Agents’ Association
Pathfinder Railway Guide
Boston
Bridge Reopens Rail Traffic Through Ayer Junction
The Nashua river bridge at Ayer Junction on the Fitchburg main line has been repaired and all trains west and east are now running through without transfer.
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Nashua River
Ayer Junction
Fitchburg Railroad
Periodicals highlights across Atlantic Harper's Weekly and more
A digest of March Atlantic features on A Village Watch Tower and children's poets, plus essays by Harvard’s Palmer and Rev Brooke Herford. Harper's Weekly previews Marion Harland on Williamsburg, and Bazar Mrs Wanter Van Twiller pieces. Quiver, Forest and Stream, Keppler’s cartoon, Donahue’s Monthly March topics, Cloak Journal, Californian Illustrated Magazine items and other periodical notes.
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the Atlantic
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Agnes Repplier
Professor Palmer
Harvard
Brooke Herford
New England
Marion Harland
Williamsburg
Washington
Harper’s Weekly
Wanter van Twiller
Bazar
Gotham
Marth
Adirondacks
Izaac Walton
Puck
Hill
Keppler
New York
Thomas Davis
Chile
George Washington
Cardinal Manning
Copernicus
Moon
Holden
Lick Observatory
Nicaragua Canal
Merry
Navy
California
Marriages in Massachusetts and Vermont
Marriages recorded include Cobleigh and Dudley of Templeton wed by Rev Sea ver on February 3. Paine of Boston to Helen S. Robinson of Portland on February 9 in Montreal. Pierce and Morse wed in Hopkinton on February 11 by Rev Wing with Rev Sanderson assisting. another listing notes Pierce of Worcester and Miss Emma Morse of Hopkinton on February 11.
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Colector — Dudley
Templeton
Nathaniel Seaver
Louis E. Cobleigh
Jennie M. Dudley
Paine Robinson
Montreal
Walter J. Paine
Boston
Helen S. Robinson
Portland
Pierce—Morse
Hopkinton
P. B. Wing
George E. Sanderson
Edward W. Pierce
Worcester
Emma Morse
Deaths and obituaries from Newtonville Cambridgeport and beyond
Death notices for Sarah S Avery in Newtonville widow of Elisha L Avery. Florence Knox age 3. John M Kupfer 77. Sanenus William Swist 79. Lieut Col Herbert Pelham Curtis 62. Stephen Cutter 94 in Winchester. Obituaries list multiple local figures and ages.
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Avery
Newtonville
Sarahs
Elisha L. Avery
Brooklyn
N. Y. Knox
Florence
James FP
Hattie Knox
John M. Kupfer
Twist
Cambridgeport
Mass
Sanenus William Swist
Artis
St. Paul
Minn
Herbert Pelham Curtis
A. S
Cur Ter
Winchester
Stephen Cutter
Cures for Catarrh and Remedies Advertised by Dr Greene
A Boston physician offers Cure Quick for Catarrh and a pamphlet on tobacco dangers with a book titled The Tobacco Slave. Send 50 cents in stamps and your address to 178 Tremont St to receive prepaid instructions and a brochure, plus access to testimonials from Boston cures and notes on quackery and omni pathology.
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Boston
Maine
Florida
Loston Post
C. A. Greene
Tremont St
Nervara Greene
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. T. Martin
European and American Credit Trust Co
J.S. Negley
Bostonians
Edwald Everett Hale
Boston Post
Edward Everett Hale
Dr. Slate
Post
the Post
George III
Amy Deschats
Roxbury, Mass
Madam Prince
Ayer Junction Bridge
Blanchard & Farrar
Bock Sa
SA Faneut Mall Sa
Amdrosis Sanitarium
Skowhegan, Me
Deecham
St. Helens
England
Canal St
Nees Tralian
WILSON #ROS
Tremont Row
Goston
J. Newman & Sons
Holeland’s
Loston
NEW Publications
Louis de Correr Bere
Clarence H. Blackwell
Mason D. P. Heap
William R. Wark
School of Mines
Columbia College
T. Clark
American Institute of Architects
Ticknor & CO
Britannica
Dawolie, Fiske &Co
Washington St
Patsey
America
Music Hall
Arthu Chambers
Philadelphia
Patsey Sheppard
Music Halle
Boston Wharf Co
Tevee
J. B. Russell
Entertainments
Bowdoin S
Chares
Nellie M’henry
Geo. Munroe
Aunt Bridget
Julia Marlowe
Tnes
Eve
Colu
Bostom & To
Harris & Atkinson
Canvanirae
evuTrvins
Henry W. Savage
Court St
Pinckney Street
Steer Parker
Devonshire Street
John Jeffries & Sons Gents
Devonshre St
E. van Noorden & CO
Harrison Ave
All Hardware
Mab Sa
Kidber
Federal St
Hotels
Kefler & Poulgce
Copley Square Hotel
Huntington Ave
Exeter St
Coplecy Sq
F.S. Risteen & CO
Hotel Bellevue
Beacon Street
S. R. Smith
Paderewski
Union Hall
Boylston ST
Kneisel
Mme
Helen Hoperirge
Alwin Schroeder
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Lehbohert
Neil Burgess
Eugene Tompkins
Sims
Buchanan
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Frank Daniels
The
NEW Little Pack
Globe Theatre
John Stetson
Lillian Russell Opera Comique Company
Audran
LA Cicale
Oston Muse Ag
RK. M. Figco
Dickens
Efiolly Tree Inn
Dombey and Son
LIONS
Grand Museum
Cor. Washington
Austin & Stone's
Tre
Paax
Gene House
Mgr
Evans
Hoey
Howard Athenazum
WM. Harris
Bawir Emmetc
P. Kelly
Charles St
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