Offer Of Financial Aid Came Too Late
Lane B. Schofield 48, senior partner of Schofield Whicher & Co., shot himself in Newtonville after losses in the stock market. A late aid note arrived from New York as his firm faced possible financial trouble. Whicher said the slump was due to a series of bad investments and heavy market losses impacting customers and accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane B. Schofield
Schofield, Whicher & Co
Devonshire Street
Newtonville
New York
Schofield
Boston
Whicher
Newton High School
Newton Club
Albemarle
Cochiti
Brown Alumni Meet and Dine in Boston Reunion
Brown University alumni gathered at Young's Hotel in Boston for a reunion and dinner. Dr George F Jelly presided and President Faunce praised Brown's growth and endowment progress. The event featured speeches from notable guests, musical performances, and 144 attendees, the largest turnout in the association's history. Officers elected included Fy Williams president, Benjamin C Dean vice president, Charles R Adams secretary, and George P Bean treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University
Young’s
George F. Jelly
Faunce
Brown
Boston
John Brown Carter
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Corrae A Y. M. C. A
A. J. Jennings
Charles L. White
Colby University
Walter F. Angell
Walter G. Everett
John Tetlow
President Faunce
Benjamin C. Dean
Samuel W. Foss
Walter F. Angel
Charles J. White
S. Julian Burgess
Hyde Park
Sam Walter Foss
Fy Williams
Charles R. Adams
George I’. Bean
Heavy market moves as profits prompt selling in copper stocks
Traders faced heavy selling pushing prices lower mid day but a rally late in the session closed strong above the prior close. Amalgamated slipped from 1718 to 741/2 while copper futures rose to about 12 cents a pound. Reports say Morgan interests supported rail stocks and a planned dividend boosts preferred shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated
Lewisohns
Content
London
Southern Railway
Morgan
New York
Boston
Neds
Texchang
State House
Horace& Sears
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Tremont Trust Company
J. Murray Hare
Huntington Trust Company
Gordon Dexter
Bowdoin Trust Company
Savings Bank
Whiton and
Locke
Committee On Banks and Banking
John Stanton
Lake
Heath Ledger Ex-Dividend and Asset Summary
Ex-dividend and ex-rights notice shows total listed stocks 83 111 shares with bonds 163 000 dollars and unlisted stocks 23 871 shares with bonds 70 000 dollars. First instalment paid and assessment paid noted.
Zeldenrust Recital Delights Steinert Hall Audience
Dutch pianist Edward Zeldenrust gave his first Steinert Hall recital following a Kneisel Quartet debut Monday. The program featured Beethoven Schubert Bach Liszt transcriptions Chopin Schubert Wagner Mendelssohn and Weber works with Liszt arrangements. The late items drew strong applause and an encore included an extra Chopin waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Zeldenrust
Kneisel
Steinert Hall
Beethoven
Schubert
Bach
Liszt
Wagner
Tsolde
Mendelssohn
Weber
Zeldenrust
Burglars in Gallipolis Robbery Slaying Details
Two burglars and a cracksman were killed, Deputy Sheriff W. S. Mannering was seriously wounded, and Marshal Peter Fritzenwald of Athens possibly mortally, after officers ambushed a robbery attempt on Mrs. Mary Priest of Gallipolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
W. S. Mannering
Peter Fritzenwald
Athens
Mary Priest
Brown's Cargo Fire Anchors Schooner At Portsmouth
Schooner James A Brown from Rockport bound for Boston with a lime cargo put into Portsmouth lower harbor Tuesday night with the cargo on fire. The vessel sprang a leak in gale and high seas earlier in the afternoon.
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Portsmouth
N. H
James A. Brown
Rockport
Boston
Boston United Irish League to Welcome Irish Delegates
An enthusiastic meeting at the American House arranged a welcome for Irish delegates W H Redmond and Joseph Devlin of Belfast who will speak at Hollis Street Theatre Sunday evening March 2. The celebration marks Robert Emmet’s birthday with Mayor Patrick A Collins slated to preside at the reception.
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Boston
United Irish League
W. H. Redmond
M. P
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Tay
Hollis Street Theatre
Robert Emmet
M. P. Curran
Patrick A. Collins
Schley Appeals to President Over Santiago Command
Admiral Schley petitions the President seeking review of the court findings on command credits for the Battle of Santiago. He argues the court failed to decide who led the fleet and claims unjust public accusations damaged his reputation. The appeal cites three grounds and attaches exhibits from the court record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Admiral Schley
Department
Army and Navy
Admiral Dewey
Messrs
Rayner, Parker and Teague
Court of Inquiry
Secretary Long
Secretary of Navy
Dewey
Schley
Santiago
United States
Sleet Storm Hello Admiral Schley Draws City Crowd
In Louisville the sleet storm did not deter Admiral Schley from a Board of Trade program. More than 2000 people visited the board rooms to greet him and shook his hand despite heavy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Schley
Board of Trade
Board Rooms
Vessels Struggle With Northwest Winds at Local Port
Deep northwest wind makes docking and sailing difficult for vessels bound to this port. Ice coats steam collier Mira from Louisville and other tugs Lykens and Lackawanna. Readily stocked fishing fleets report large catches with haddock cod pollock and halibut prices. A 14-ship stormbound fleet sits at Provincetown Harbor while Manometalara stranded near Wood End and later towed to Provincetown Harbor. Devonian due at East Boston with notable passengers. Admr Farragut carries fruit cargo. Closer reports include resignation of Navy hydrographic clerk and the distress of Alice McDonald en route to Honolulu. Handkerchief Shoal Lightship struck by tow.
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Mira
Louisburg
C. B
Everett Coke Works
Lackawanna
Lykens
Phildelphia
Maine
Spray
T Wharf
Virginia
Volant
Vera
Ralph Russell
Jens. B. Judgson
Edith Emery
Dawson City
Agney and
Jennie
Provincetown Harbor
Provincetown
Manomet
Duxbury
William Price
Wood End
Devonian
Muir
East Boston
Kansas
Sachem
Norseman
Warren and
Dominion Lines
Leyland
Cunard Lines
Dominion Line
Admiral Farragut
Port Antonio, Jr
F. F. Rhoades
United State Navy Hydrographic Office
Alice McDonald
Pacific
Samoa
Newcastle
Honolulu
Commonwealth of the Dominion Line
Gibraltar
Charlestown
Marriage at Melrose Highlands Home
A fashionable home wedding occurred last night at 109 Highland avenue Melrose Highlands between Miss Mary Alice Curry and Dr. Alonzo Pourtland Fales of Malden. The ceremony united the Curry and Fales families in a private residence setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Curry
Highland Avenue
Melrose Highlands
Mary Alice Curry
Alonzo Pourtland Fales
Malden
Quiet Wedding at Mystic Congregational Church
Miss Francena Sanborn M. Carter of Tremont New Hampshire married Mr. Eugene Clark Kimball of Tremont at the parsonage of Mystic Congregational Church last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Congregational Church
Francena Sanborn M. Carter
Tremont
N. H
Eugene Clark Kimball
Medford Couple Wed at St. Josephs Parish Residence
At the parochial residence of St Josephs Church in Medford last night Miss Margaret Josephine Anderson daughter of James Anderson was married to John Arthur Morgan a popular businessman of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
Medford
Margaret Josephine Anderson
James Anderson
John Arthur Morgan
Cures for Itching Piles Promoted by Dean’s Ointment
Announcer claims Dean’s Ointment cures itching piles and guarantees relief night and day. Sold at any drug store for 50 cents, promising quick, dependable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
New Dormitory in the Fens for Conservatory Students
The New England Conservatory plans a 17 000 square foot dormitory on Hemenway street opposite Gainsboro overlooking the Fenway. Built in a colonial style, the unit houses multiple self contained sections with parlor and dining rooms, fireproof construction, and rooms with large closets and lavatories. The Conservatory Apartment Trust with $250 000 capital leads the project, with trustees General Francis Peabody Jr and W A L Bazeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Conservatory
Hemenway Street
Gainsboro
Fenway
Fenway Land Company
Edward T. Bowker
Joseph Balch
Exchange Building
Conservatory Apartment Trust
Francis Peabody, Jr
The
Real Estate Exchange
W. A. L. Bazeley
Ac- Pomamolet Srg Kd Atel Gene
Ernest T. Barker
650000 Apartment Hotel Planned in Brookline
A 650 000 dollar apartment hotel is to be erected in Brookline by a syndicate organized by Edward T. Harrington & Co. The Beacon Boulevard Hotel Trust will manage the venture with Charles R. Batt and William H. Allen as trustees. The site is at Beacon Street and Mason Terrace, Brookline, with 190 foot wide Beacon Street expanding to 365 feet of open frontage and a clear view of Boston Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Edward T. Harrington & Co
Beacon Boulevard Hotel Trust
Charles R. Batt
National Security Bank
William H. Allen
Beacon Street
Mason Terrace
Boston
Carnegie Talks Would Abolish Gift Of His
An adjourned Carnegie Institution trustees meeting at the State Department adopts by laws and selects officers. Abram Hewitt is chairman and Daniel Gilman is named president, with Walcott secretary and Dodge added to the board. A Boston reform bill proposes an excise commissioner police commissioner and a referee with $6000 salaries each, to take effect Jan 1, 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carnegie Institution
State Department
Abram
Hewitt
New York
Hay
Charles D. Walcott
William E. Dodge
Cleveland
Andrew Carnegie
Abram Hewitt
J. 8. Billings
Daniel C. Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
William H. Baker
Newton
Boston Board of Police
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston
Board of Police
Royal honors for actress Marquise del Gallo on birthday
The birthday of actress Marquise del Gallo was celebrated with European rulers sending tokens. King Victor Emmanuel visited, the Kaiser sent a floral token, and President Loubet of France sent jewelry.
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Rome
Marquise del Gallo
Victor Emmanuel
Kaiser
Loubet
France
Europe
Medford Wedding Unites Brigham and Fisher at First Parish
Miss Anna Esther Brigham daughter of William C Brigham of Medford wed Edward Metcalf Fisher son of Theodore Fisher of Boston at the First Parish Unitarian Church Medford Rev Henry C De Long officiated The ushering party included Miss Brigham Miss Fisher Miss Nichols Miss Cushing Miss Parsons of Montclair N J and others all ladies wore pink carnations tied with white ribbons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian
Medford
Anna Esther Brigham
William C. Brigham
City
Edward Metcalf Fisher
Theodore Fisher
Audubon Road
Boston
Henry C. de Long
Young Lady Friends
Miss Brigham
Miss Fisher
Nichols
Miss Cushing
Parsons
Montclair
Adams
Baxter, Gibson and Jenkins
Roxbury
Wall cave-in injures_workman at Cambridge site
Near noon yesterday John Murphy was seriously hurt at the Plympton street and Massachusetts avenue intersection in Cambridge when part of a wall beneath Charles H. Lake's stable cave in on him. The cave in weakened the stable foundation and requires rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Plympton Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Charles H. Lake
Old Buckskin’s Magic Shrine Promises Quick Healing Claims
Advertises Old Buckskin’s medicine and Magic Shrine devices claimed to cure rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble dyspepsia and fatigue. Includes testimonials from Boston Milford and Everett residents praising cures and sudden good luck with prices 50c and 1.00 at 241 Tremont Street Boston and related addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont St
Eliot
Lebanon
Holy Land
Otis
Howard Sr
Boston
Lfe
Gray
Berkeley St
McManus
Howard St
Spindel
Pleasant St
Milford
Mass
Capt. Adams
Oakes St
Everett
Mrs. Anderson
Warrenton St
Fred Hayward
Hale St
Newton, Ass
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Schofield, B
Kidder, Peabody & Company
Vermilye & Company
Nassau and
Pine Streets, New York
Congress Street
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Heath
Boston Stock Sales
Southern Pacific
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Dee
Am Bell Tel
Atch
Arne Smelting & Ret
Erle Tel
Consolidated Gas Seer
Continental Tobacco
General Electric Ee
Gas & Coke Bs
NY & NE Ist
Hocking Coal
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Tennesse Coal
Adventure Minin
Allouez Minin
el & Telssenee
Anaconda Ue
Arcadian Sant
Ateh
T & Ss
T & S Fort
Atlantic Mining
Baillec Mining
Bingham Con
Boston Elevated
Boston & Maine
Boston & Provisa
Cal & Hecla
Centennial Mining
CJ & Stock Yds
Cochiti Mining
Daly-West
Dom
Dom Iron & Steel
Boston Land
Edison Elec
Erie Tel & Telseeee
Fitchburg
Franklin Mining
Guanajuato Min
Isle Royale
Mass Electric
Mass Mining
Michigan Mining
Mont & Bast Min
Mohatrk Mining
NE Gas & We
NE Tel & Tel
NH &H Nawee
Northern
N_H
Old Colony R R
Old Colony
Old Dam
Roy & Wor Eet
Pullman Co Seee
Quincey Mining Seeee
Rhode Island
Rutland Pref Seme
Sante Fe Mining
Swift & Co Aerence
Ou Tamarack Mining
Tecumseh Mining
Tennessee Mining
Torrington
Trimountain
Trinity Mining
Union C, L
Union Pacific
United Fruit Tn
Bidoes Shoe
Utah
Victoria
West End
Winona Mining
Tee Ee
Wolverine Mining
Harout & Freese
State Street
Summer St
Brattle St
Harvare
Daily Market Letter
NEW York Stock Exchange
Railroads
Los
Atchisen ‘ Ee
Baltinore & Ohito
Canadian Pacific Settee
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Ind & Souis
Chicago & Eastern Il
Chicago & Great Western
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, RI & Pacific
Chicago Ae & Trans
Oec
St Louis
Colorado Southern
Ale
Great Northern
Hocking Valley
Iowa Central
Toursville & Nashville
Ue Sa
Manhattan Ly
Ses
Metropolitan
Tne
Minneapolis & St Louis
Missouri, Kan & Texas
New Jersey Central
New York Central A
Norfolk & Weastern
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
Emmet’s
Halsid Drag Co
B. I’. Bradbury
Washington St
F. H. Putnam
School St
C. F. Baton
Friend
Klein’s
Tremont and
Boylston Sts
Fales
Kimball—Carter
Morgan Anderson
Fens
Beacon Boulevard
Carnegie
Cambridge Eagles
OLD Buckskin
Herrich’s Mercantile Collection Agent
Court ST
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