Nashua Treasurers Goggin Faces Bank Crisis
Nashua bankers and security firms battle over Goggin's embezzlement fallout. Nebulous shortages threaten the Nashua Trust Company as a $100,000 loan bid aims to stave off closure. Gage of Malden disputes Goggin's claims while lauding clemency efforts surge among local merchants amid tense bank meetings.
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Goggin
Nashua Trust Company
City Safe Deposit and Security Company of
Philadelphia
Nashua
Newell
Fourth National Bank of Boston
Hair Restorative Offers Free Trials for All Ages
An advertisement claims a hair growth remedy cures baldness and hair loss across ages and sexes. It promises free trial packages with a 7-cent stamp and prepaid postage, directing readers to the Altenheim Medical Dispensary at 1011 Foso Building in Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Ness
Foso
Cincinnati
Ohio
Bryan Answers Can a Democrat Be Elected
Former presidential hopeful William Jennings Bryan discusses electoral honesty and party unity, pledging belief in a Democratic winner. He critiques U S policy on the Panama Canal, opposes rapid military buildup, and foresees few changes to the party platform while signaling plans to attend the St Louis convention and push for free silver. He characterizes Panama actions as bulldozing and expects his views to echo in recent Madison Square Garden remarks.
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Democratic Party
Kansas City
St. Louis
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Hanover
New York
Granite State Bank Wrecks Darken NH Finance History
The Nashua Trust Company embezzlement case sheds light on New Hampshire banking turmoil. Decades of bank failures and defalcations harmed citizens, with notable incidents in Manchester Nashua Berlin and Chicago links. State reforms and vigilant examiners followed, yet millions remain unrecovered amid widespread liquidations of savings banks.
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Concord
N. H
John P. Goggin
Nashua Trust Company
New Hampshire
National Bank of the Commonwealth
Manchester
Charles J. Morrill
South America
Dr. Moore
Morrill
Frank McKeen
Indian Head National Bank of
Nashua
Eastman” Bank
Berlin
Dover
Globe Savings Bank of
Chicago
Charles Spaulding
Sioux City National Bank
Union Stockyards
Alton Savings Bank of
Alton
Cooper Savings Bank of
Connecticut River Savings Bank of
Charleston
Contoocodok Valley Savings Bank of
Peterboro
Dover Five Cents Savings Bank of
The
Epping Savings Bank of
Epping
New Hampshire Trust Company of
Newmarket Savings Bank of
Newmarket
Public Guarantee Savings Bank of
Newport
Rochester Savings Bank of
Rochester
Security Savings Bank of
Wolfboro Savings Bank of
Wolfboro
Belknap Savings Bank of
Laconia
Guarantee Savings Bank of
Keene Guarantee Savings Bank of
Keene
Lake Village Savings Bank of
Keene Five Cents Savings Bank of
Mechanic Savings Bank of
Milford Savings Bank of
Milford
Sullivan Savings Institution of
Claremont
Bryan speech on Moral Issues at Madison Square
William J Bryan drew a packed Madison Square crowd in New York on January 26 to address clergy on moral issues in politics. He urged the Democratic Party to adopt a clear platform defending labor and condemning corruption while challenging Republicans to meet the moral test and stressing honesty in leadership.
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New York
Madison Square Concert Hall
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Gov- S
Pyramid Pile Cure Promoted By Patient Letter
A testimonial from H. K. Hicks of Calhoun Georgia praises the Pyramid Pile Cure for blind piles after using 50 cent boxes. The letter claims pain relief and cure, urging others to try the remedy sold by Pyramid Drug Co. for 50 cents a package with a free booklet on piles.
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Atlanta Journal of
H. K. Hicks
Calhoun
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Higginson elected president at Tremont Temple meeting
Major Henry Lee Higginson was elected president of the Public School Association at the annual meeting in Chipman Hall Tremont Temple. Richard C Humphreys was elected treasurer and John F Moors secretary. The treasurer reported expenses of 10000 and receipts 8000 due to bad weather keeping attendees away.
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Henry Lee Higginson
Public School Association
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Richard C. Humphreys
John F. Moors
Worcester to obtain Concord franchise in baseball move
Concord fans express discontent as Concord faces likely absence from the New England league next season. Worcester will receive the Worcester territory left by the Eastern league, with Manager Carney near completing plans to move the Concord club to Worcester.
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Concord Baseball Fangare
Concord
New England
Worcester
Carney
Girl scalding victim dies in city hospital
Julia B. Todd aged 38 died yesterday morning at City Hospital from injuries suffered Monday when boiling water toppled from a kettle at her Shawmut avenue home.
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Julia B. Todd
Shawmut Avenue
City Hospital
Boston labor union notes list notable leadership moves
Local labor notes report Boston Industrial Insurance Agents voted to seek a Knights of Labor charter after being denied by the American Federation citing non-bona fide wage earners. Also, Boston Roofers Union 7311 elected delegates James A Haley Patrick O Connell and John F Fitzgerald for the Worcester convention February 14. Frank C McDonough named president of Waiters Union 80 with Thomas J Ryan as recording secretary and Joseph E Laycock as financial treasurer and business agent.
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Boston Industrial Insurance
Knights of Labor
American Federation
Boston Roofers’ Union
James A. Haley
Patrick O’connell
John F. Fitzgerald
Worcester
Busl
Frank C. McDonough
Waiters’ Union
Thomas J. Ryan
Joseph E. Laycock
Minstrel Show Delights Full House at College Hall
An audience completely filled College Hall last night for a minstrel show staged by the Young Men's Sodality of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. The circle featured over 50 young men with eight end men, inter locutor Charl F. Mahony, tambos Neil J. Sullivan William J. Cleary Frank J. Hogan and Frederick W W Adams, and bones William H. Goodwin John J. Ruddy James F. McEntee and Angus J. McNeil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hall
Runaway 12-Year-Old Girl Returned to Forest Hills Home
Cora Spellman, 12, poor consistency in living with parents at 384 Washington Street Forest Hills, was brought to Station 1 after 10 pm by a woman who had cared for her since she disappeared Friday. Mr Spellman was telephoned and retrieved his daughter. She has run away many times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Spellman
Washington Street
Forest Hills
Station 1
Perjury in Self-Defence Guilty in Grand Rapids
Gerritt H. Albers former Circuit Court Commissioner was found guilty of perjury in his defense on a prior bribery trial. The court sentenced him to up to 15 years in State prison.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Circuit Court
Gerritt H. Albers
Armour's Vigorale Hot Beef Tea Ad
An old style ad promotes Hot Beef Tea with Armours Vigorol indicated as wholesome and good. It claims availability everywhere and sale in bottles at druggists for consumer use.
Snow and Ice Bring City Traffic to Standstill
Last evening a heavy snowstorm turned to freezing rain in the lower lake region delaying Boston area transit. Ice coated car tracks halted suburban service for hours while Newton and Waltham saw four inches and no streetcar movement. strong northeast winds drove ice into harbor docks and steered ships away.
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Lower Lake Region
Boston
Newton
West Newton
Waltham
Cold Makes Miners Rescue Impossible at Harwich Mine
Pittsburg Penn January 26 Even the elements seem to conspire against rescue at the Harwich mine with near zero weather and bitter wind. Sixteen men entered the shaft to brace bolster tunnel and remove debris as the explosion’s victims lie below. Reinforcements struggle as hoist sides swell with water and rope slips beyond frozen fingers.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Harwich
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George D. Gage
Malden
Mags
Gage
Gage, Coupled With His Condemnation of Mr. Goggin
Mr. Gage
Doyle
Colombia
Panama Canal
Republican Party
United States
Europe
Andrews
W. John Curips
Ow. Hintwten Ueno
H. Davine
Sec’y and
Treas
Floral Park
N. Y
Akota
Granite
Bank of
Sioux City
Omaha, Neb
Exchange Bank
No Place
ATA
Peruna
Congress
Maj. Higginson
P.S. A
Y. M. Sodality Minstrel Show
Corn Products Company
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