Hartford bankers oppose Boston federal reserve bank
The Hartford Clearing House Association declines Boston Chamber of Commerce invitation to press for a federal reserve bank in Boston for New England. Hartford banks favor New York’s district and will send President Stevens of Hartford National Bank to testify at hearings in Boston.
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New York
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Brother’s Near Treatment Restores Hope, Reader Says
A writer praises the Near Treatment for transforming a brother into a new man and expresses relief and gratitude. The note notes strong improvement and personal happiness with the results, stating they are glad and not distressed anymore.
Wreck Award Set Aside in Bridgeport Case
New York appellate court set aside a $600 damage verdict against the New Haven railroad in a suit by Mrs. Arthur M. Curtis widow of the engineer killed in the Federal Express wreck near Bridgeport Connecticut on July 11 191. A new trial was ordered and Curtis initially sought $50 000.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Arthur M. Curtis
Federal Express
Bridgeport
Conn
Supreme Court
Curtis
Robbed and locked in icebox on steamer Dunham
Erie police report three victims attacked aboard the steamer Dunham at the Erie dock. Robert F. Edwards of Chicago was robbed and placed in the icebox by masked men. Carl Saared of Brooklyn and Alfred Berg of Cleveland were likewise robbed and confined in the icebox, with the trio nearly freezing during the night.
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Penn
Dunham
Robert F. Edwards
Chicago
Carl Saared
Brooklyn
N. Y
Alfred Berg
Cleveland
Edwards
Twenty fugitive husbands indicted for extradition to trial
Washington reporters say twenty fugitive husbands, who escaped marriage burdens, were indicted by a federal grand jury and face extradition for trial. One was located in the Hawaiian Islands.
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Washington
Jan
Gran Jury
Hawaiian Islands
Edward F Burns Dies at 54 After 30 Years with Globe
Edward F. Burns 54 of 77 Oakland avenue Arlington Heights died at home last night after months of declining health. A Globe editor for 30 years with one five month interruption he supervised Special features recently. A poet and insightful writer he studied literature history and social issues and was born Natick April 22 1859. He attended Natick public schools and Boston College graduating in 1880 after briefly pursuing medicine.
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Arlington Heights
Boston Globe
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Globe
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Catherine Burns
Natick
Boston College
Fire destroys Corcoran block in Malden on Ferry Street
A two story brick Corcoran block at 102-108 Ferry Street Malden near Eastern Avenue burned last night just before 9. Defective wiring on the second floor is cited as the cause. Loss about 12000 dollars. The M J Freedman Company clothing makers occupied the second floor and Harold C Mitchells fish market on the street floor were destroyed. Whitaker pharmacy and Crane bakery suffered heavy water and smoke damage. Fire took over an hour to bring under control.
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Ferry Street
Eastern Avenue
Malden
M. J. Freedman Company
Harold C. Mitchell
Sullivan’s Turbulent Four Days Ends With Arrest
James W Sullivan formerly of Pierce Farm was arrested after a four day spree involving a church theft of a poor box, a street panic at 2 Cross street, a revolver threat, a rooftop escape, and theft of clothing from a Pierce Farm attendant.
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Pierce Farm
O'Donnell
Hanover Street
Sullivan
Endicott Street
Cross Street
Morton Street
Woman Nimrod Lands Big Eight Point Buck
Mrs. A. S. Perham of Taunton gains Maine champion woman hunter title after a single shot dropped an eight point buck near Oquessoc. She credits her rifle accuracy and says she only had to point and pull the trigger.
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A. S. Perham
Taunton
Rangeley Lake
Maine
Oquessoc
A. 8. Perham
New Thought Name Denied Monopoly by Court Ruling
New York court rules the term New Thought cannot be monopolized. Appellate division rejects New Thought Church’s bid to stop Mary E Chapin from using the name New Thought Services to conduct services in the city.
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New York
Jan
Appelate Division
Supreme Court
New Thought
New Thought Church
Mary E. Chapin
New Thought Services
Whitelaw Reid Estate Valued at 1.4 Million in New Report
The estate of Whitelaw Reid valued at 1,398,884 dollars with 53,500 dollars in real property. personal property largely composes the estate. Mrs Reid widow and principal beneficiary is assessed at 1,289,685 dollars in the White Plains appraisal.
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Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
New York Tribune
White Plains
Rulings Upon Accident Act
The first book of decisions of the Industrial Accident Board was published yesterday. It records board rulings and Supreme Judicial Court findings on workers compensation cases. It notes coverage for injuries caused by a fellow worker who is intoxicated and discusses terms like average weekly wages and dependents.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Father of Ten Killed by Train at Davis Crossing
Desire Peltier of West Warren died when a wagon he drove stalled on the Boston and Albany tracks at Davis Crossing and was struck by a switching engine. He leaves ten children.
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Desire Peltier
West Warren
Boston & Albany
Davis Crossing
Peltier
Funeral for Washington Ahl Held at Brookline Home
Funeral services were held at 12 Kenwood Street Brookline for Washington Ahl. Rev James Austin Richards of Mt Vernon Church Boston conducted the services attended by prominent businessmen and Grand Army men.
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Washington
J L Clark Dies at 99 in Providence
John Lathrop Clark longtime businessman and Mason of Providence dies at 99. He served as president of Clark Manufacturing Company and was born in Chaplin Connecticut. He is survived by his widow eight children 26 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Providence
R. I
John Lathrop Clark
Clark Manufacturing Company
Chaplin
Conn
Davis Again Speaker of Rhode Island House
Frank F. Davis was chosen to continue as speaker of the Rhode Island House of Representatives for the 1914 session by Republican caucus. Phillip P. Wilbour was renominated as Senate president. Republicans hold majorities in both chambers.
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Frank F. Davis
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Phillip P. Wilbour
Little Compton
Senate
Man Freed After Stabbing Suspect in Worcester Incident
Joseph Nota cavage, 22, admitted stabbing George Janusovsky who died and injuring John Palubesky and two Stinlesses on Wilson street Christmas night. He claimed self defense after five drunken men attacked him gelling him against a fence. Judge Utley discharged him in District Court.
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Worcester
Joseph Notacavage
George Janusovsky
John Palubesky
Anna Stinless
Adam Stinless
Wilson Street
Will Go To Chair For Killing Son
Newton Tomlins was convicted of first degree murder for killing his son at Tomkins Cove on August 26. He was sentenced in Nyack to be electrocuted at Sing Sing during the week beginning February 16.
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Nyack
N. Y
Newton Tomlins
Tomkins Cove
Sing Sing
Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil Hits Market
Spencer Kellogg & Sons of Buffalo introduce Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil, a pure refined castor oil with no taste aimed to become a common laxative in households. Available in 25¢ and 50¢ sizes, marked by a green castor leaf signature.
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Buffalo
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Spencer Kellogg & 5
N. Y
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