Mrs Stuart Denies Notes In Forgery Case At Hearing
Master Lord yesterday probed the late British consul Wil loughby H Stuart affairs after the will of Arioch Went worth was settled. Promissory notes allegedly indorsed by Mrs Susan M Stuart totaled over 100000 dollars. Mrs Stuart denied the handwriting on the notes was hers though she recognized her husband’s signature. She said private funds entries for dry goods firms had no basis. The court resumes this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby H. Stuart
Arioch Wentworth
Mr. Stuart
Susan M. Stuart
1842 Passengers Sail on Cunard Saxonia to Liverpool
The Cunard steamer Saxonia sailed at 8 30 p m yesterday for Liverpool and Queenstown carrying a record 1842 passengers consisting of 172 saloon 205 second cabin and 1475 steerage. Notables aboard include General Sir Alexander Tulloch war correspondent of the London Times and homeward bound from the Far East.
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Cunard
Saxonia
Liverpool
Queenstown
Sir Alexander Tulloch
London Times
Far East
A. Shuman
J. R. Coolidge, Jr
Ralph Clapp
R. T. Clapp
Kenneth J. Clapp
Charles Clements
John Grazier
J. Frank Hill
H. P. Jaques
Ef.l. Jack
Ben
A. Jacobs
John Morrison
C. Morrison
Frank Prestidge
Lieutenant
Runaway Girls Cited by Newton Police
Newton July 19 police arrested Katherine Fennelly 15 of 3 Badger Street Charlestown and Florence Battles 39 North School Street Newton as runaways at 2 35 this morning in Nonantum. They are jailed at police headquarters under matron care. Fennelly may face stubborn child charge, Battles likely to be returned home by her mother. Found wandering by Officer Clay on complaint of Mrs Battles.
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Newton
Katherine Fennelly
Badger Street
Charlestown
Florence Gattles
North School Street
Nonantum
Fennelly
Battles
Clay
Colonel Castle Out Again From Weymouth Illness
Colonel William W. Castle of Weymouth has partially recovered after a period of illness. He was able to be about yesterday and his physician said he would participate in the Grand Army festivities during August.
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William W. Castle
Weymouth
Friends
Grand Army
Fire in Washington Street Sparks Runaway Horse
Flames leaped from a pile of tar paper and lumber near Bennett Street where a sewer repair was underway. A passing horse bolted down the street for several blocks, endangering pedestrians until Patrolman Littlefield extinguished the blaze. The fire originated from an overturned obstruction lantern.
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Washington Street
Bennett
Littlefield
Bargain Sale of Liquors at Boston Customs Yard
A public auction at 183 State Street, conducted by Edward Hatch, failed to fetch expected returns. Goods seized by Boston customs in 1902, valued at $1,030.52, sold for only $230. Small items like a 1902 hat sold for 5 cents, a pipe of port wine went for $67.50, and demijohns of claret for $2.76. Watches and trinkets yielded $2.28 for the lot.
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United States Customs
State Street
Edward Hatch
Uncle Sam
Boston
Liverpool
J. J. Sheehan
Call for justice after South Boston youth freed
Mrs Stofflett praises Judge Fallon for discharging 16 year old Thomas Stofflett on idle and disorderly charges. The boy, arrested by Patrolman Levi Fernald, faces allegations of harassment by the officer prior to July Fourth. Moran defends arrest as conduct linked to spying on other youths.
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Stofflett
John B. Moran
Fernald
Unknown Min Picked Up Dead In City Hospital
In the City Hospital morgue are two unknown men found dead early yesterday. Medical Examiner Draper says one died from being struck by a train near Faneuil station in Brighton. The other died of apoplexy. his body was found on Columbus Avenue at Camden Street.
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City Hospital
Draper
Faneuil
Brighton
Columbus Avenue
Camden Street
Woman Falls Before Locomotive on Boston & Albany Crossing
Catharine O'Connor tripped on a grade crossing in East Boston around 2 p m yesterday and was struck by a locomotive. She suffered a severe scalp wound, a left side contusion, and multiple fractures including the left knee and elbow. She was taken to Relief Hospital and was reported resting comfortably last night.
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Boston & Albany
Boston
Catharine O'Connor
Relief Hospital
Resigns From Judge Emmons Police Force After Week
Reserve Officer William M. Shannon of Division 11 resigned last evening after one week of service under Captain Hunt in Dorchester. Appointed on the 11th, Shannon plans to return to his former job as a Kilby Street clerk.
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Judge
New Colonial Arms Hotel Opens Ballroom Offerings
The Colonial Arms Hotel opened its new ballroom with a Saturday evening program by the house orchestra for guests and resort visitors. The space seats at least 100 couples, features colonial green white and pink decor, high ceilings, bright lighting, and verandas accessed via three sides. Management plans frequent informal dances and occasional formal hops for the season.
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Colonial Arms
North Shore
Thieves Ransack House at Malden
Malden reports a home at 8 Spring Street was entered yesterday and goods valued at 100 dollars stolen. Among the items taken were a diamond stud and various wearing apparel.
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Malden
Pittsburg Phil Dying After Gambling Fame
New York July 19 Pittsburg Phil, real name George E. Smith, at 88 faces decline as nerves and mind fail after a lifetime of betting on horse races. He earned $10 a week cutting cork at 22, became a millionaire from gambling, never broke since his first poolroom win, and his mother handles most winnings.
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New York
Pittsburg
Phil
George E. Smith
Plan to Crush Out Padronism in Boston Labor unions
The death of the padrone system and other impositions among Italian laborers is looked for by the Boston Central Labor Union and the Structural Building Trades Alliance. Both bodies pledge support to assist Italian workers in every manner and will endorse any action the Italian Union 15 takes for its members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Central Labor Union
Structural Building Trades Alliance
Grain Germs Defied Fire at Mystic Dock Blaze
Despite the Mystic dock fire heat, grain in the elevator survived with green sprouting on ruined timbers and blistered paint on nearby structures. Workers load the salvageable bulk for drying and eventual sale as second quality grain.
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Mystic Dock
Slocum Fund Receives 122625 in Contributions
New York July 19. Jacob H. Schiff treasurer of the General Slocum relief fund reports a total of 122625 in contributions received to date.
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New York
Jacob H. Schiff
General Slocum Relief Fund
Flower show for the G. A. R. in Public Garden
Doogue prepares a seven bed display on Arlington Street side honoring Civil War veterans and their friends for the G. A. R. convention. Red white and blue blooms form an American flag and Union Jack with a navy army tribute mound. Beds honor Women's Relief Corps and related groups around the Washington statue.
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Boston
Doogue
Arlington Street
Army
Navy
Washington Statue
Women's Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Engineers’ Corps
Did Jap Bride Jar Morgans in Lenox Society Tale
In Lenox a top society tale centers on George Hall Morgan and his Boston widow wife Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Mifflin amid a $1 million Lenox mansion and a European sojourn. Rumors link the estrangement to George Morgan Jr. and his Japanese bride Miss Yuki Kato in Tokio. The elder Morgan reportedly blessed the couple while the stepmother withheld approval.
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Lenox
George Hall Morgan
Sarah Elizabeth Miffilin
Boston
Europe
George H. Morgan, Jr
Yuki Kato
Tokio
Mr. Morgan
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Col. Castle
Duffy’s Pure
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
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NEW Colonial Arms Hotel
Massachusetts
ST. Louis Fair
Pertoen
Ricasa
ST. Louis
Bay State
American Turfmen
Slocum Fund
Springfield
New Haven
Bost
Washington
Techa Ton
Wellville
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