Man Accused Nelson Appears in Stifling Clinton Court
Special to the Post Clinton Mississippi January 12. Dr E M Nelson the alleged bank conspirator faced the court as officers escorted him from Clinton House to the courthouse in bitter cold. Bail denied. he awaits Worcester Superior Court next week. Witnesses discuss McNeil murder theories and the bonds of Rutland Marble Company tied to the crime. Stockholders met. few shares represented. examiner Gatchell to file report. Parson’s statements about McNeil and Veo provide conflicting details on the North trip and bag transfers.
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POST
Clinton
E. M. Nelson
Hayter
d@fficer Parker
Clinton House
Tiree
Dr. Nelson
di Cto
Worcester
Hoor. White
Lowell
W. J. Orcutt
Joe Dyson
Theistrict Police
Judive Stone
der. Nelson
White
President Page
Gaia
Mr. Orcutt
Juugestove
Superior Court
Worcester County
Bail
Boston
Winnie
Keltiey
McNeil
Alfred D. Wage
Ayer
Amc
Mark Tow
The
Mr. Page
Fand
National Bank
Savings Bank
Rutland Marble Company
Nelson
Veo
McNeu
McNei
Abe Genutleman
Vermont
Raland
Vey
Page
Bhut
Gatchell
Mr. Gatchell
Parsons
J. D. Parsons
Pulimaan
McNeill
St. Albans
Kutland
Vew
Montreal
Rutland
Mr. Parsons
Ohio House seats change after Hamilton county unseating
The Ohio House reported a resolution to unseat nine Democratic Hamilton county members. The measure passed, vacating the seats as Republicans were sworn in amid cheers and jeers. Each branch of the Legislature began separately choosing a U.S. Senate candidate with Thurman and Sherman receiving votes in both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Committee On Elections In
Hoase of Representatives
Hamilton County
United States
Senate
Thurman
Sherman
House
Market swings tied to fires and wars in early news
Special to the Post reports a volatile stock market reacting to conflict and disaster. The Clinton Street Boston fire is cited as a trigger for lower quotes, then as control improves prices rebound and firm up despite large damage. The pattern shows authorities using events to justify price moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clinton Street
Boston
Train wreck near Twiton New Hampshire injures none
A down passenger train wrecked one mile north of Twiton due to rails likely buckling in extreme cold. Engine W A Stowell and James Badger were aboard with cars toppled but no serious injuries. Passengers were moved by freight engine to the depot for onward travel.
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Twiton
N. H
W. A. Stowell
James Badger
Crawing
S. W. Clark
Paris
Storange
H. St. Edwards
Waltham
Mass
Badger
Clark
Crborse
Democcratic city committee selects officers and plans banquet
Brockton January 12 at a Monday meeting the Democratic city committee chose W J L Douglas as chairman W M Pratt as vice chairman George R Thompson as secretary Patrick McCarthy as treasurer and elected thirty five honorary members The treasurer reports 1835 debt free and the group votes to keep headquarters open permanently Great preparations are underway for a Washington's Birthday banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
W. JL. Douglas
W .M. Pratt
George R. Thompson
Patrick McCarthy
Washington
Sutton Commandery Knights Templar Installed in New Reporp
Sutton Commandery officers were publicly installed at Masonic Hall in New Reporp Mass by Eminent Sir Charles J. Noyes with Eminent Commander Charles BE Pierce of St Olivier Boston assisting. Ezekiel Gardiner became eminent commander with T W Cole generalissimy Ephraim Marshall captain general. A banquet at 7 and a concert followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Reprorp
Mass
Sutton
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Charles J. Noyes
Charles BE
Pierce
St. Olivier
Boston
A. H.howland, Jr
Massachusetts Grand Lodge
Luton
Ezekiel
Gardiner
T. W. Cole
Ephil
A. Marshall
Missionary convention meeting held in Fall River
The Southern missionary convention of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts met at Ascension Church with Rev. Frederick Courtney of St. Paul's Boston delivering the sermon. Rev. Surprel Sherman read an essay on The Scope of Freedom of the Will and a discussion followed. Bishop Paddock attended as services were held at St. James St. John’s and other churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Southern Missionary Convention
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Ascension Church
Frederick Courtney
St. Paul’s
Boston
Surprel Sherman
Jamaica Plain
St. James
St. John’s
Paddock
Brockton Consideration of New Streetcar Car Factory Plan
In Brockton several wealthy citizens contemplate forming a stock company with 50000 capital to build street railway cars. One promoter will present the scheme to the Commercial Club soon seeking advice. Empty-building owners show willingness to back new enterprises in Brockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Stockton
Commercial Club
Uniform stitching shop wage scale talks in Haverhill
In Haverhill Mass the Manufacturers Union and Knights of Labor bargained on deducting pay for steam power from girl stitchers. They agreed to an immediate joint meeting to set a uniform stitching shop price scale and to proceed without factory interruptions while arrangements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Mass
The
Manufacturers’ Union
Knights of Labor
New York Cotton Goods Market Report
From the New York Commercial Bulletin, business was less active last week due to severe weather. Staple cotton goods remained quiet but steady, low grade bleached cottons were slight buyers, cottonades fairly active and firm, prints and ginghams in moderate demand, dress goods a touch more active, and men s wear woollens in stealth demand with advances on overcastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Commercial Bulletin
North Dighton assault cases heard in Taunton court
In Taunton Massachusetts Judge Fox heard the North Dighton assault cases all day. At 5 39 pm the evidence was finished and arguments are set for morning. Foundrymen testify to two attackers while strikers deny any blows. Most strikers arrested are expected to be bound over to the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Fox
District Court
Packard Seen Likely as Deputy Sheriff Nominee
In Brockton on January 12 the probable appointment of J Wallace Packard a lifelong Democrat as deputy sheriff was noted. Three of the four names on the ballot or slate include Senator Douglas Dr L E Dean of the State board of health lunacy and charity and Lorenzo B Terry. At the Democratic city committee meeting last night Packard was congratulated on the probable appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
J. Wallace Packard
Senator Douglas
Lk. E. Dean
State Board of Health, Lunacy and Charity
Lorenzo B. Terry
Democratic City Committee
Packard
Boy allegedly abandoned by stepmother in Dover street incident
Five year old Willie Follett, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Follett, was found on the street and brought to the police station. He said he had been kicked out of doors to shift for himself this forenoon by his stepmother. The boy, hungry and chilled, claims he has been shockingly treated and will be arrested tomorrow for cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. ST
Willie
Frank Follett
Infant dies in Lewiston kerosene lamp blaze
Mary Welch about 1 year old of Hines alley Lewiston burned to death after dropping a kerosene lamp and catching her clothes in flames no aid could be rendered before tragedy end of day report states the fire started when the lamp spilled oil and ignited portions of her clothing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Mary Welch
Hines Alley
Flags at half mast for late Vice President Hendricks
Lima reports public buildings and foreign legations and consulates lowered flags to half mast in tribute to the memory of the late Vice President Hendricks. The action followed latest reports from Galveston dated January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Galveston
Hendricks
Weavers in Norwich to Return After 10 Percent Increase
Norwich January 12. The striking weavers of the Shetucket mills will return to work tomorrow after the company granted a 10 percent wage increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Shetucket
Adjourned hearing in dike explosion case held
Marshfield Massachusetts January 12 adjourned bearing in the case of the dike explosion was held here today. Testimony will not be made public at present.
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Marshfield
Mass
Weather Outlook Across Regions in Early January 1831
Washington in January 1831 reports fair weather with a slowly rising temperature and variable winds shifting to the south. Barometer falls in most regions, with the extreme northeast later showing a rise. Mid-Atlantic sees warmer, fair conditions with winds generally southerly. South Atlantic and East Gulf regions stay warm and fair with variable to easterly winds. West Gulf experiences fair, warmer weather with southeasterly winds. Lower Lake region notes warmer, cloudy weather with local snows and southerly winds.
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Washineton
Jan
New England
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
East Gulf States
West Gulf States
Lower
Lake Region
Specific Provisions Wanted by Mr. Cooper
Mr Cooper will prepare a minority report criticizing the Hoar presidential succession bill for lacking clear salary provisions for a succeeding cabinet officer and insufficient definiteness in the line of succession statutes. He asks who exercises full presidential powers and who appoints or remakes cabinet members, and notes the absence of safeguards if the president and vice president elect die before a new cabinet is chosen. A field day for silver advocates also unfolds as Reagan wins support in the House, while Vance argues in the Senate on silver versus gold and related wage implications. Massachusetts nominations are discussed with Garcelon’s merit noted and Newtonville politics examined, amid Mexican reciprocity and pending patent news from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cooper
Hoir
Clevelana
Kendricks
Fretingouysen
Reagan
Morrison
POST
Senate
Vance
Gresham
Massachusetts
Postminsters
Garcaton
Winchester
Maine
Scamell
Garcelon
Newtonville
Ely
Jettera
Turner
Vilas
Civil Service Reform Association
Logan
Committee On
Produse Exchange
New York City
Tapeioca Io
Governor's Island
Hawiey
Beck
Fifance
Eustis
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Pugh
London
Puga
Hashad
George
Senator Beck Aims Resolution on Silver Standard Debate
Senator Beck introduces a resolution amid ongoing discourse on silver as a monetary standard while Senator Vance voices opposition and outlines concerns about inflation and economic stability. The clash signals a broader party divide as fiscal policy stalls in the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Beck
Senator Vance
Reports of Commissions Appointed Under Arthur's Administration
The President sent to the Senate a message transmitting reports of the commission to Central and South American States. They urge trade growth via better steamship facilities, reciprocity treaties, and a common silver coin as legal tender among American nations. They advocate an international convention hosted in the United States to discuss topics including a shared silver coin plan and stronger hemispheric ties. The commissions note broad support with Chile wavering, and call for an invited assembly to foster commerce and unity across the Western Hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Washington
Senate
Central and South American
United States
Central and South America
South America
American
Central
City Council Reorganizes Committees and Names Officials
The first city council meeting last evening set committee assignments for new members from Ward 2 with Dwyer on claims fuel and street lights North on finance Lincoln on legislative matters and Elston on public property. A school board request for two new schoolhorses and a convention to elect a new member followed a resignation. Jan 20 was set for the joint convention to elect Skinner’s successor. The mayor appointed and the board confirmed several officials, including Skilton, Roulstone, Vincent, Mitchell, Mann, Walker, Lipby, Dirling, Tufts, Bartlett, Flaherty, Smith, Richards, and Frazil. Bonds for Mann Giles and Hasden as constables were approved. Frank G Williams won the street superintendent post with 14 votes. Reelected water board and library trustees were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 2
Dwyer
North
Lincoln
Elston
C. 8
Skinner
George C. Skilton
Board of Health
Thomas R. Roulstone
George S. Vincent
William P. Mitchell
Jairus Mann
Bijah Walker
Stlilman H. Lipby
Sessor
Simarl C. Dirling
Nathan Tufts
George W. Bartlett
William A. Flaherty
Hiram D. Smith
Samuel T. Richards
Douglas Frazil
Joseph J. Giles
William Hasden
Frank G. Williams
Richard T. Blackwell
John P. Wrichards
Milo Crane
Joan M. Woods
Joseph O. Hayden
Charles H. Brown
Wilter
Barnes
Water Board
George A. Brace
William i. Brine
J. Henry Flitner
Public Library
Tragic Greene County Farm Murder in Sleep
In Bloomington on January 12 a Greene county farmer James Dobson was killed by a negro assailant who struck him with an axe in their bed. Mrs. Dobson fought the attacker as he fled. the suspect was arrested in Gay claiming he acted in his sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Death of 65 year old lawyer in Lebanon sleigh incident
In Lebanon Penn on January 12 Cyrus P. Miller a leading lawyer died while riding in a sleigh. The body sat upright in the sleigh after stopping at a bank. He was 65 and officials suspect heart disease as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
Cyrus P. Miller
Lebanon
Muller
Wreck of bark Veteran reported off Colon
Fall River Mass January 12 Collestor Brady received notice of the wreck in a gale off Colon December 3 of the bark Veteran of Somerset Captain J H Blackford from New York for Aspinwall November 4 with a cargo of lumber The vessel was a total loss Two crew were saved The loss on vessel was 16000 insurance 84000 The cargo valued at 81200 fully insured
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Fall River
Mass
Collestor Brady
Colon
Veteran of
Somerset
J. H. Blackford
New York
Aspinwall
Colossal Golden Wedding for John and Mrs Howard
In Cohasset Massachusetts on June 12 Mr and Mrs John Howard observed their golden wedding with a large turnout of friends offering congratulations at the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohasset
Mass
John Howard
Fireman's Day in Cambridge and Surrounding Fires
A Cambridge blaze at Third and Porter streets destroyed a Seavey & Co. tin and zinc works, with 60,000 in stock lost and 150 workers cut to 30. The fire spread to Clinton street sites, including a Fletcher butter and eggs store, threatening broader destruction. In Worcester, a Sessions block fire gutted Nos. 5,7 and 9 Trumbull Street, with extensive losses and insurance coverage. Additional fires hit Worcester warehousing, Montreal baggage car, and other incidents across towns, all leaving costly damages but largely insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
Cambridge
Third and
Porter Streets
East
Messrs. Seavey & Co
Boston
North Street
Somerville
Third Street
Potter Street
Messrs Seavey
Messrs
W. B. Hastings & Co
Coleman
St. Nicholas
Clinton Street
T. Fletcher
Quincy Row
St Il
Jane KE. Quincy
T. Fletcher, Hines & Hayden
W.C. Rogers & Co
Fruit Commission
C. H. Thompson & Co
F. M. Holmes
Page, Kidder & Co
Dorr
Ehlison & Co
J. F. Hosmer
Neptune Insurance Company
Boylston
Firemen’s
Pennsylvania
Insurance Company of North America
Royal
Neptune
London
Liverpool
Globe
Messrs. Dorr
Allison, & Co
Home Insurance Company
Guardian of
Enggland
Phoenix
Stamford
Citizens’ of
New York
Hollis & Snow
A. Wv. Hibbard
B. D. Sweet
Thompson & Co
Northern Assurance Company
Prescott
Boyls
Qther
Heyden V. Hinds
Fire Association of Philadlphia
Greene & Co
City of
Thomas Diana & Co
Emperal
Watson, Smith & Co
American
Newark
Springfield
George Wiegler
Moses Kerr & Co
Mechanics
Chrookliyn
Merchant
Rochester
Rochester German of Rochester, N. Y. Messrs. Page, Kidder & Co
Mercantile of
Cleveland
New York National
American of Newak
American of
Equitable of
Providence
Messrs. W. O. Rogers & Co
South Market Street
Worcester
Woonccester
Mass
Trumbuil Street
W. H. Blodgett & C
No. 5
George Sessions & Son
Connecticut
Hartford
Commercial
Asion
Franklin
Philadelphia
Queen of
Pacific
Northwestern National
Milwaukee
George Sessions
Howard
W. H. Blodgett & Co’s
City of London
Williamsburg City
Waverly
Mr. Sessions
Henry Hay
Tait
Germanic
Mercury
Zaro
Joseph Hewitt
Kincardine
John Morrigan
Manitoulin Island
William Scott
Draper
Kenneth Morrison
Doe Lake
John Stamp
West Gravenhurst
Robert Wemstley
John Robinson
Charles Wishman
Alma
Ark
Robert Grier & Co
Summerdale
Ill
Port Au Prince
Sateraville
R. I
Charles Rodgers
Clinton
Rutherford Avenue
Chilson Court
Patrick Connaughton
Buallinakill Avenue
West Roxbury
William A. Brackett
Linden Park
Roxbury Street
North Marvin Street
Hose 3
Fitzgerald
Third Division
Francis C. Gray
Phillips Street
Vatterman Carley
Chemiscal No. 1
Salfolk Bank
Tremont Street
Raphael & Co. USA
Lynn Officials appoint policemen and other officers
The Lynn board of aldermen confirmed Mayor Hart's police appointments after an executive session. Regular policemen listed include Thomas Ryan, Michael Murphy, Martin Silver and many others. special and unpaid officers named as well. Additional actions: Edwin Bates alderman recount, Frank Baldwin school committee reappointment, Delia Bruce hospital leave, joint school board convention set for Jan. 26, Alderman Pinkham elected president, Michael Donovan named city physician, several named as constables for civil processes.
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Lyon
Mass
Board of Aldermen
Mayor Hart
Thomas Ryan
Michael Murphy
Martin Silver
David Lee
Nelson H. Dee
William JF. Hanscomb
Walter Dubn
David N. Lander
Joan A. Thurston
Charles E. Eliott
Thomas M. Burchess
Herbert A. Miller
John H. McKenney
John Garney
Otis
Bernard Baumgar
Walter H. Jones
Richard Fisk
John Wagnew
Thomas O’ Rien
Cheries H. Leavitt
Nelson F. Christopher
Joan Hayes
John Hillerman
James N. Waitt
Alonzo N. Hadley
Timothy R. Dailey
Jeremiah J. Cugran
George F., Lesvitt
John M. Newhall
L. LD. Clark
Isaiah J. Stone
Thomas Twisdee
Joan McGlonyally
Isaiah Pinkham
James H. Emerson
Edwin Bates
Frank
Pinkhan
Michael Donovan
A. B. Flanders
W. L. Hoytt
Sidney S. Doodridtze
Jammer E. McGorry
James H. Lewis
John R .Logan
Grace Bean and Arthur Adams Wed at Vendome in Grand Ceremony
Miss Grace Bean daughter of Hon Ivory Bean married Arthur A Adams of the Denison Tag Company at Hotel Vendome in the ebony room. Rev Perrin led the service at 7 30 pm in front of about eighty relatives and friends. A reception for around 400 guests followed with Germania Orchestra providing music and a lavish banquet. The couple will reside at 174 Falmouth street and will be at home on Thursdays in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Vendome
Grace Bean
Ivory Bean
Arthur A. Adams
Denison Tag Company
Mr. Perrin
Columbus Avenue
George B. Bigenlow
Notes
Oxford
Germania Orchestra
Major Davis Moves Into Sierra Madre Campaign
El Paso Texas January 12 News reaches here on Major Davis and his command as they moved into the Sierra Madre mountains in Mexico over a month ago. They reached Lasas Grandes safely without Apache contact and coordinated with Col Torres at El Valle. Joint forces now prosecute a vigorous campaign against the Apaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
Davis
Sierra Madra Mountains
Mexico
Lasas Grandes
Col. Torres
el Valle
Rumor Links Grand Trunk to Central Vermont Management
In Toronto on January 12 rumors spread that the Grand Trunk Company would take over full management of the Central Vermont railroad. It was said J Porteous the Grand Trunk general freight agent at Montreal would be named manager of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Vermont Central Express
St. Johns
St. Lambert
Toronto
Ont
Grand Trunk Company
Central Vermont Railroad
J. Porteous
Grand Trunk
Prominent Dayton Citizen Ebenezer Thresher Dies
Ebenezer Thresher a notable Dayton resident died this afternoon. Born in Connecticut in 1793 he graduated from Brown University and later served as editor of the Watchman a religious weekly in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Ebenezer Thresher
Connecticut
Brown University
the Watchman
Fall River Spinners Union Adopts Revised By Laws
The Spinners Union of Fall River Mass held a monthly meeting and adopted a revised constitution and by laws. Main changes remove benefits for fire and mill failures and stoppage, while other benefits remain in force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fal River
Mass
The
Spinners’ Union
Atkin Addresses Brockton Merchants on Insurance
Edward Atkin of Boston spoke to a large audience at Commercial Club headquarters in Brockton on insurance, with attendees including merchants and shoe manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
Edward Atkinson
Boston
Record Cold Grips Boston as City Endures Severe Freeze
A brutal cold wave batters Boston and New England with subzero temperatures. Firemen and street crews struggle amid fires, ice, and frozen infrastructure while observers note record lows and escalating damage to fruits and utilities. Weather data from Boston and surrounding towns shows widespread extreme readings, with tie-ins to West storms and ship passages.
Ten Hylton Castle sailors reach Hunter's Point after wreck
Ten shipwrecked crewmen of the steamer Hylton Castle arrive by Long Island Railroad from Patchogue after a harrowing voyage from Sandy Hook. They describe a hurricane like storm, loss of the vessel, and weeks of freezing conditions before reaching Fire Island light and being rescued by the life-saving crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylton Castle
Hunter’s Point
L. I
Long Island Railroad
Patchogue
Marshall
New York
Rouen
Sandy Hook
al - Be
Calvin
Wile
Fire Island
Capain Calvin
Miller
Watchogue
Parliament Opens as Fears of Plot Subside in London
London reports Parliament opens with no sign of Guy Fawkes intrigue and Liberal A W Peel is re elected Speaker without opposition. Events include swearing in members and writs of election ahead of the Queen's Speech. Other news covers a Russian frontier clash, Balkan thaw, and various European notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Guy Fawkes
A. W. Peel
House of Commons
Houe of Commons
Lonbon
Russian
Moghan
Khorasan
Massachusetts Rifle Association Annual Meeting at Quincy House
The Massachusetts Rifle Association held its annual meeting and dinner at the Quincy House. Officers were elected with Salem Wilder and C W Hinman as vice presidents and J E Leach as secretary. The treasurer reported 141.60 in funds as the gathering adjourned to dinner where brief speeches followed from brigade inspector Captain Elijah George and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Riifle Association
Quincy House
Salem Wilder
C.w.hinman
J. E. Leach
George KK. Russell
L. H. Bateman
C. E. Berry
VT. Corus
J. BP. Frost
H. $. Harris
C. W. Hinnia
J. BH. Leach
W. Lovejoy
F. J. Rabbeth
H. T. Rockwell
G. KR. Russell
J. 3. Sawyer
EK. B. Souther
N. F. Tufts
Atockwell
Elijsh George
Hayes
Independent Corps of Cadets
Bogan
Ninth Regiment
Association
Court Proceedings In Salem Return Mixed Verdicts
In Salem Superior Court Chief Justice Brigham presided as juries could not agree in the Julis Sheedy versus city of Salem case with seven jurors for the city and five for the plaintiff. The Lyons versus Ward suit awarded the plaintiff $1575. A Mery Leonard suit against J A Lovett seeks $20000 for injuries from ice on a Gloucester wagon. Insolvency meetings before Judge Choate adjourned third creditors meeting for Horace Goulwin and others. first meetings held for J S Wheeler Co and Amos W Downing appointed assignee. Daniel Allen Swampscott and J O Porter Marblehead named assignees. Judge Choate set next Tuesday for assignment and proof of estate steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Julis Sheedy
Salem
John Lyons
Margaret A. Ward
Mery Leonard
J. A. Lovett
Gloucester
Haverhill
Amos W. Downing
Daniel Allen
Swampscott
J .O. Porter
Marblehead
Choate
C. H. Sawyer
Danvers
Eben
Steinss
Boston Life Underwriters Hold January Reunion at Young's
Twenty members attended the January reunion of the Boston Life Underwriters' Association at Young's Hotel. New officers elected include president Walter M. Hodges and vice presidents James T. Phelps Daniel W. Kilburn. secretary Stephen F. Woodman treasurer Francis Marsh. George W. Capron read a paper reviewing forty years of life insurance, noting the forfeiting feature and progress in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Life Underwriters’ Association
Young’s Hotel
Frederick B. K. Marter
The
Equitable
William N. Dyer
Berkshire
Walter M. Hodges
James T. Phelps
Daniel W. Kilburn
Stephen F. Woodman
Francis Marsh
George N. Carpenter
Benjamin 8. Calef
Darwin Larnard
Hhoward T. Smith
Charlies W. Holden
Holden
George W. Capron
State Mutual Life
Minstrels Offer Intermission Music at Music Hall Tonight
President Morrissey of the Charitable Irish Society reports a courtesy note from Barlow Wilson and Rankin’s minstrels offering to perform during intermission at Music Hall tonight. The society and committee on the ball gratefully accept. Weather threatens delicate tropical plants, but if allowed, stage decorations will be among the most elaborate in years at Music Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrissey
Irish Society
Barlow, Wilson and Rankin
Bijou
Music Hall
C. C. Dame
Newburyport
James Wemyss, Jr
The
Scots Charitable Society
Mark F. Burns
Somerville
P. F. Griffin
Society
New York
Grace
Gaston
Laundry theft in Lawrence as man loses bank cash
In Lawrence on January 12, a Chinese laundry on Amesbury street was entered Sunday afternoon. About 200 dollars Sam Wan had just drawn from the bank for a trip to China was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrrence
Mass
Sam Wan
Amesbury Street
Sam
China
Parker House Capture of Noted Hotel Thieves
Chief Inspector Hanscom and Detective Pinkerton arrested two famed hotel and sleeping-car thieves, John Dennis and Frank Van Horn, after a rapid Boston arrival. The pair, long linked to Hi McGeary and Jim Lyons, have fled between San Francisco and New York for decades, amassing fortunes squandered at faro. Van Horn, living near Vicksburg, Mississippi, is photographed for police records pending further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanscom
Pinkerton
Chicago
Parker House
Pikerton
John Dennis
Frank van Horn
Hi McGeary
Jim Lyons
Boston
Europe
Dennis
van Horn
San Francisco
New York
Faro
Vicksburg
Muiss
Bos'on
van Jiorn
Tus
Horn
New York World
Hackensack
N. J
Die Co
Watts
Siie
Wealthy Cambridge man assaulted as critical injuries reported
John Devine, East Cambridge, lies critically injured after a fight at 30 Lowell street. Michael Stewart, of 30 Lowell, is arrested on a murderous assault charge amid conflicting accounts of motive tied to a horse deal and a letter demanding return of $200. Devine was treated at his Castle street home. Stewart awaits further court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Boyle
Michael Stewart
Lowell Street
John Devine
East Cambridge
Stewart
Devine
Pevine
Castle Street
Ivine
Sewart
Castle — Street
East
Cambridge
Finnegan
Police raid uncovers hidden gambling chips in two city dens
Sergeants Foster and Butters led a squad to 33 Howard Street and 83 Sudbury Street early last evening. In a second floor gaming room at 33 Howard they found 1145 chips nine secret cards a rack and other items while a rope was used with a basket to lower goods. At 83 Sudbury Street inmates hid the gaming table layout cloth and other implements before officers seized them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Butters
Howard Street
Sadbury Street
Strachan
Court Street
Sudbury Street
Detective Pinkerton Aids Boston Jewel Heist Probe
Detective William A. Pinkerton of Chicago, visiting Boston, received a Peoria dispatch about arrests here for robbery. A valise held forty nine heavy gold neck chains, a diamond-set bracelet, heavy plated onyx lockets, other jewelry, and a Howard gold hunting case watch numbered 53387. Authorities suspect the thieves recently moved from Westiroma to New England and may be linked to the Harvey & Ool Providence jewelers robbery worth thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Pinkerton
Chicago
Boston
Peoria
Jimmy O'Conner
Westiroma
New England
Harvey & Ool
Providence Jewelers
Dead male child found in hallway at 30 Exchange Street
On a cold night a dead male child was found in the hallway of 30 Exchange Street by J. B. and R. L. Lord as they left their office. Police were summoned, the body taken to the station, and Medical Examiner Harris concluded the child was dead at birth. Undertaker Tinkbem took charge of the body.
Cotillion at Berkeley Hall Town Event
Back tay Ladies Cotillon Society held a pleasant gathering at Berkeley Hall last evening. Flowers decorated the hall under florist Doyle. Two hundred couples attended. Guests were entertained by Mrs. Thomas Cushing Mrs. William P. Fayr and Mrs. E Rollins Morse. Mr. Frank Pabody led the German. Caterer George Burton managed refreshments. Baldwin's Cadet band provided music.
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Berkeley Hall
Back Tay
Deaths of Clergyman Humphrey and Tenor Net Bigham
Despatch reports the death of William Gideon Humphrey prebendary of St Pauls Cathedral London and a reviser of the authorized New Testament. It also notes the sudden pneumonia death of Net Bigham a Boston native who moved to Fargo Duk recently. Bigham was a popular tenor and concert singer who led the Lotus Quartet and was Harvard educated with early Glee Club prominence.
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St. Pauls
London
Net Bigham
Boston
Fargo
Duk
Harvard College
Languege
Glee Club
United States Commissioner arraigns ship crew case
Master Joseph S. Thomas of schooner Benjamin Fabens charged with unlawfully plying advance wares to crew. Held $300 for examination tomorrow. Captain Jersey Gerrier of schooner Racer arraigned on barratry charge, case continued to today.
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United States
Hallett
Joseph S. Thomas
Benjamin Fabens
Jersey Gerrier
Racer
Strike at Henry Berger’s Sheepskin Factory Edges On Unions
A strike erupts at Henry Berger’s sheepskin factory on Spring Street after three non Knights of Labor workers refuse discharge. The majority of the employes are union members and demand the non members be fired, but Mr Beyer declines to dismiss them, causing the strike to continue.
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Henry Berger
Spring Street
The
Knights of Labor
Order
Mr. Beyer
Arm Amputation After Freight Yard Crush
James S. Jimerson of 87 Tyler Street, a car inspector for the Boston and Albany Railroad, had his left arm crushed between two freight cars in the Old Colony yard yesterday. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where the arm was amputated.
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Tyler Street
Boston and Albany Railroad Company
Old Colony Road
Massiehnusetts General Hospital
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