Hotel Netherlands in Bankruptcy Receivers Appointed
Harry M Hartshorn and Vincent Damiano proprietors of the Hotel Netherlands at 21 Boylston street were adjudicated bankrupt yesterday in U S District Court Judge Dodge. Receivers Conrad Rueter and Arthur E Burr will run the hotel for sale. Liabilities total 554,420 with assets 551,620. Unsecured claims 543,390. About 200 creditors including seven employees owed 2,186. Assets largely nominal: 32,500 furnishings 7,000 licenses 2,900 supplies 2,570 due from guests 500 deposit and 147.50 cash.
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Letter Carriers Ball Planned for May 12 at Mechanics Hall
The Boston Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association will host a ball at Mechanics Hall on the night of May 12. Committees are named and the event is expected to be a great success. the postal clerks’ annual ball occurred Tuesday night and was not connected to this event.
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Passage Honors New Spiritual Leader in Metropolis Ceremony
The community expresses reverence for the late ruler of their faith and welcomes a new prelate with prayers for divine guidance. Observers note the solemn transition from one holy office to the next as leaders commit to continued sacred stewardship and vitality of their church.
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Charcoal Lozenges touted as safe cure all for health
An article promotes charcoal as a universal purifier aiding digestion breath complexion and liver. It recommends Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges sold for twenty-five cents a box and cited a Buffalo physician praising daily use for gas digestion and overall health benefits.
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A C Hibernians Represented at Pallium Exercises
The Ancient Order of Hibernians attended the pallium exercises at the Cathedral with leaders including National President Matthew Cummings, State President John J. Rogers of Worcester, National Chaplain Rev. John D. Kennedy of Danbury, Conn., Suffolk County President John H. Dillon, and Middlesex County President John Donnelly.
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Haywood to Speak in Hub as Miss Twining Tours
Miss Luella Twining travels to Boston as advance agent for William D Haywood to speak at Faneuil Hall next Wednesday evening. She says Goldfield's doom mirrors Cripple Creek and notes a Central Labor Union address Sunday to thank the union for a fair trial for Haywood Moyer and Pettibone.
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Faneuti
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Long Service Saves Heads In City Labor Culling
Mayor Hibbard halted a mass discharge of sewer workers after discovering many candidates for suspension had 20 years in the department. About 70 names appeared on the list as foremen warned against favoritism in the selections. The mayor’s secretary denied a discharge list for the health department. Alderman Anderson faces pressure to back William H. Minot for printing superintendent.
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Assignee Sale At Rogers & Co Draws Boston Shoppers
Crowds fill 381 Washington street as Rogers & Co conducts an assignee sale. The store offers bargains aimed at creditors benefiting from the sale, attributed to the sale's legitimacy after the firm’s assignment.
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