New Haven Defies Massachusetts Law On B M Stock
The New York New Haven Hartford directors reaffirmed they will not accept the Massachusetts string legislation for Boston & Maine stock held by the Boston Holding Co. They would rather submit to action under the Sherman law by the Department of Justice. The meeting was at Grand Central Terminal with President Hustis presiding in Howard Elliott’s absence.
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Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
United States
Department of Justice
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Hustis
Howard Elliott
Board adopts reaffirmation of directors conclusions
A resolution was adopted reaffirming the conclusions set forth by the board of directors in its report. A copy was ordered forwarded to Attorney General McReynolds for review.
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McReynolds
Board of Directors
Duchess Makes Bow in Suffrage Cause at Marble House
Consuelo Duchess of Marlborough spoke to a large gathering of prominent women on Marble House Terrace in Newport Illinois. Police guarded the estate as the American peeress urged support for women's suffrage in a stirring address. Continued on Page 2 First Column.
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Duchess of Marlborough
Marble House
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Americ an gunboat Machias fired upon by Dominican rebels
Dominican rebels in Puerto Plata harbor fired on the U S gunboat Machias late last night. The Machias returned fire with its three pounders and automatic rifles. The shore bombardment stopped immediately. Burdett Business College now open enroll for Sept 8 at 18 Boylston St. adv.
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Puerto Plata
Burdett Business College
Boylston St
Murder charge tied to dictograph jealousy at Nassau office
Mrs. Edwin Carman is jailed in Mineola charged with murdering Mrs. Louise Bailey in Dr. Carman's office on June 30. Testimony links a jealous wife who used a dictagraph to spy on her husband’s secrets and fired from the stair, wounding Mrs. Bailey.
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Edwin Carman
Nassau County
Mineola
Louise Bailey
George Golder
Hazel Coombes
Norton
Ee Tary Smithland
Iff Pettit
William J. Burns
Anniversaries of 18th and 19th Century Events
Commemorative notes list key dates including the signing of the Articles of Confederation in 1778, Braddock's defeat at Monongahela in 1705, Port Hudson surrender in 1863, and Mary Surratt's execution in 1865. A reference cites Charles Sumner Bird announcing a gubernatorial bid a year ago.
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General Braddock
Monongahela
Penn
Port Hudson
Mary E. Surratt
Lincoln
Charles Sumner Bird
Boston Area Weather Forecast Promises Fair Days
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for probably fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with moderate south winds. In northern New England, generally fair Thursday and Friday with light to moderate west winds. Southern New England and eastern New York also expect fair Thursday and Friday.
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Washington
New England
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