Notable Political Legacy of Judge Abbott Across States and Wars
The article chronicles Abbott’s long career from State Senator in 1841 through various Democratic leadership roles, his service on railroad and judiciary committees, and his delegates to numerous Democratic National Conventions. It notes his legal practice, staff work with Governor Marcus Morton, electoral commission service, and later judgeship in Suffolk County. It covers his family, including sons who served in the Civil War, and his wife Caroline, who died in 1887.
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Abbott
Baltimore
James K. Polk
United States
Judge Abbott
Edge Abbott
Marcus Morton
Congress
Rufus S. Frost
Ena
House
van Buren
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Lowell
Boston
Commonwealth
Supreme Court of the United States
Caroline
Edward St. Lee Livermore
New Hampshire
Henry Livermore Abbott
Battle of the Wilderness
Howard Gardner Abbott
Lanks
Cedar Mountain
Fletcher Morton Abbott
Massachusetts
Samuel A. B. Abbott
Butler
Deaths of Coronel James Quick and Rev Henry H Neales
Coronel James Quick died at his son-in-law O E Madden’s residence in Scituate Neck after sixty three years born in Milton New York He led the Ninety six New York Regiment in the Civil War and later worked in the city telephone business He leaves a widow and one daughter Rev Henry H Neales longtime pastor at Wood's Hall died yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital where he had been treated for some time He resided at 46 Bowdoin Street for about a year
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Coronel James Quick
O. E. Madden
Scituate Neck
Milton
N. Y
Ninety-sixth
New York Regiment
Henry H. Neales
Bowdoin Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Wood’s Hall
Two Boston Weddings Mark Early June Social Season
In Boston, two weddings at noon yesterday tied social prominence to Trinity Church and Emmanuel Church. Miss Caroline Bartlett wed Herbert Mason Sears as relatives and friends looked on, with a Bainbridge-toned reception to follow at Beacon Street. The Bach Cheney marriage of George Reid Bach and Josephine P Cheney occurred at Emmanuel Church with a small invited guest list and a Sinclair-influenced gown. A third ceremony joined Stella Nichols Hobbs and Frederick Crosby Swift at St Paul’s Brookline, followed by a formal reception. music by Osgood-Webster and family ties highlighted the afternoon.
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Boston
Trinity Church
Caroline Bartlett
Francis Bartlett
Herbert Mason Sears
Brooks
Philip Sears
Messrs
G. K. Painter
Max Agassiz
H. F. Sears
T. F. Bradlee
FE. Gardner
K. D. Sears
E. A. Whitney
Annie
Louise Palfrey
Frack Bartlett
Beacon Street
Bach—Cheney
Emmanuel Church
George Reid Bach
Norwich
Eng
Josephine P. Cheney
Edward M. Cheney
Denver
Col
Leighton Parks
Heber Emery
Newton
Charles 5. Hull
H. K. Bishop, Jr
New York
Caten
E. Kate Emery
Stella Nichols Hobbs
Brookline
Frederick Crosby Swift
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Aspinwall Avenue
Leonard K. Storrs
T. W. Swift
Sadie M. Swift
Charles W. Swift
J. B. Kellock
Fred Hobbs
William F. Crafts
George Hobbs
Frank O. Nash
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Osgood
Centre Isle
Percy W. Richardson
Arthur L. Freeman
Herbert G Leshie
George Kk. Beal
Il of
Waltham
Wedding Feasts and Ceremonies Across Cities
The text covers two 19th century weddings with multiple attendees from local and out of town circles. The first ceremony at an Episcopal church features Miss Bessie Shepard and Mr. Henry H. Melville, with Rev. Thomas J. Fales and Rev. H. N. Cunninghaw officiating. A reception at the bride’s parents’ Spruce street home follows with a large guest list and a brief honeymoon plan. The second wedding in Sear’s Chapel Longwood celebrates Miss Helen L. Richards and Mr. William C. Hunneman with Rev. E. Hale and Rev. W. H. Lyon officiating, a grand reception at Longwood avenue, and a prominent guest roster from Boston, Roxbury, Brookline, and beyond.
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Mendelssohn
Miss Shepard
Spruce Street
Buckingham Street
Springfield
Waltham
Out of Town
J. W. Atwell
Lynn
EF. P. Cutter
Jamaica Plain
Albert Gleason
Hudson
Edward Jameson
Cambridge
Jenne Jameson
D. S. Knowlton
Brookline
W. A. Munn
Worcester
Charles Meserve
Hyannis
Maynard Pierce
Roxbury
George E. Osgood
North Attleboro
C. H. Perry
Henry 5. Nash
Hunneman— Richards
Helen L. Richards
Dexter N. Richards
Longwood
William C. Hunneman
Sear’s Chapel
Colchester Street
E. E. Hale
W. H. Lyon
Benjamin W. Appleton
New York
Alice A. Richards
Catherine E. Russell
Ida
Frances H. Hunneman
Palmer E. Presbrey
Charles S. Hamlin
E. W. Kingsbury
Boston
Carlton Hunneman
Charles H. Johnson
Ellis Ho
Fernando H. Woods
Tissue ballots spark recount in Lincoln election
In Lincoln a vote tally dispute arose after 108 uncounted tissue Democratic ballots were found. The town moderator ordered their counting, the town clerk refused, and both parties faced a Council recount before the matter proceeds to court.
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Providence
R. L
Lincoln
Speen
Courts Roundup Reveals Patent Case and Counterfeit Stamp Conviction
On June 2 in the United States Circuit Court judge Nelson leads a patent suit to restrain infringement of a shank stiffening machine for shoes with defense reserved. Henry Taylor is convicted in a separate case for making counterfeit foreign postage stamps. The Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court schedules motions and insolvency hearings, including matters involving the Onward Cigar Makers Cooperative, P & J Fonseca, and Calendar, with hearings on mandamus, injunctions, and selectman disputes in Revere.
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United States Circuit Court
Nelson
J. Jermiah M. Watson
George H. Stevens
Bish, Richardson & Storrow
W. A. Macleod
Aldrich
J. S. Henry Taylor
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Morton and AnLen
Edward B. Cadlendar
Phineas Fonseca
Onward Cigar Makers Cooperative Association
P. & J. Fonseca
E. B. Callendar
L. Girardin
W. B. French
Board of Aldermen
Morton
F. P. Curran
R. J. McKelleget
Chaplin
Crawford
Supreme Court
George A. Crawford
Bromftied Street Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Society of Boston
Allen
Samuel S. Pratt
Revere
Pratt
Curtis
Town of
D. F. Kimball
H. R. Bailey
C. 7. Russell
Jockey Fined at Worcester Driving Club Meet
Worcester June meeting opened with good races and poor attendance. Lady Sheridan driven by Chauncey Swan appeared to be distanced in the 2:24 class but the judges fined Swan $100 and awarded him $100 of the purse for driving. Lexington Chief won the 2:45 class with a best time of 2:01.
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Worcester
Worcester Driving Club
Lady Sheridan
Chauncey Swan
Swan
Tonn
Lexington Chief
Heat Warps Rails Ruins Mixed Train in Maine Wreck
A Sandy River railroad mixed train bound north derailed at Fairbanks Me due to rails warped by heat. The engine toppled and several cars were wrecked. The fireman escaped injury and the engineer survived with minor bruises. A new track was laid and service resumed shortly after.
Boat capsizes on Merrimac River drowning two youths
Newburyport June 2 about 8 o clock tonight four young men were in a boat on the Merrimac River attempting to pull an eel box when the craft capsized Hardy 21 Reed 16 were drowned while Manchester 19 and Merritt 20 were rescued by the steamer Jefferson their bodies were later recovered
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Newburyport
Burnham Hardy
Henry Reed
Herbert Manchester
Gilman Merritt
Merrimac
Hardy
Reed
Manchester
Merritt
Jefferson
Tariff Inquiry Session Formulates Wage Schedule
The Senate Finance Committee sub panel began in New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to draft wage schedules across major U.S. manufacturing sectors. Present were Senators Carlisle Hiscock and Jones with Aldrich expected to join tomorrow.
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New York
United States Senate Finance Committee
Fifth Avenue Hotel
United States
Carlisle
Hiscock
Jones
Aldrich
Deacons Son Ordained at First Baptist Melrose
Melrose June 2 At the first Baptist Church Mr. Woodman Bradbury of Melrose was ordained to the Christian ministry. He is the son of Deacon Benjamin F Bradbury of Tremont Temple Boston and has completed studies at Newton Theological Seminary. He will join and be installed at the First Baptist Church of Laconia New Hampshire next week.
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Melrose
First Baptist Church
Woodman Bradbury
Bradbury
Benjamin F. Bradbury
Tremont Temple Church
Boston
Newton Theological Seminary
First Baptist Church of
Laconia
N.el
Cyclone Hits Wartiertown Area Kills Three in Hazel
A cyclone torn through Wartiertown South Dakota on June 2 destroying several barns. In Hazel sixteen miles southwest, three people died and the storm was described as very severe in that vicinity.
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South Dakota
Wartiertown
Hazel
Here
Sudden Death of B K Verbryck Former Association Leader
B K Verbryck died at noon following a grip attack. He was 67 years old and long a Rock Island railroad employee in this city. He served as ex president of the Master Car Builders Association of the United States.
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B. K. Verbryck
K. Verbryck
Master Car Builders’ Association of the
United States
Rock Island Railroad
Hle
Death of a famous physician in the South
Joseph Payne Logan a leading Atlanta physician died today at age seventy after a long career in medicine. He was widely respected for his clinical work and contributions to public health in the region.
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Atlanta
Joseph Payne Logan
Wie South
Law Court Docket Entries and Verdicts 1890
First and second sessions list juried tort and contract actions in Suffolk Superior Court. Notable verdicts include Andrew Eckburg v Chase for personal injuries with $8400 awarded. Edward Powers v Boston Gas Light Co. awarded $1500 for gas explosion injuries. Margaret McCarty v Julia Jordan resulted in verdict for defendant.
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Superior Court
Suffolk Ss
Dunbar
Andrew Eckburg
H. S&s. Chase
Federal Street
High
A. A. Stront
L. P. Clark
L. L. Scaife
P. H. Butler
J. S. Fogg
Weymouth
Saime
IR. Clark
W. Bartlett
George L. Wentworth
Tanadams
Hammond
Edward Powers
Boston Gas Light Company
Boston Heating Company
Plantiff
W. H. Baker
C. P. Greenough
John McDonald
Nathaniel Bosworth
J. F. Kilton
A. E. Bolles
Margaret McCarty
Julia Jordan
Parkman Place
James R. Murphy
B. L. M. Power
John Flynn
Boston Towboat Company
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
H. D. Collison
Dabney
BK. N. Hill
Mark Dowling
Andrew G. Weeks
Legal Proceedings in Boston Court Docket January 7 1890
Report of multiple actions in Boston court including contract suits for promissory notes and labor for Tremont Street property. Names include McBarron Marcus Hall and Brown with dates in 1889 1890 and references to endorsements and verbal agreements. Jury deliberations noted and various defendants deny signatures and consideration.
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Boston
W. Creech
J. M. Gove
Johnn W. McBarron
Alfred A. Marcus
Alfred A. Marcus & Son
Mary A. Marcus
H. M. Burton
F. Cronin
J. M. Way
John M. Hall
Thomas J. Brown
Tremont Street
W. Bb. Orcutt
J. H. Appleton
Superior Civil Court session opens with juries named
Salem June 2 1888 Justice Sherman on the bench Jury foremen Henry A Burnham of Gloucester Alyan KE Mack of Lawrence The case Manusen vs Boston Maine railroad involves Elbridge G Mansen seeking damages for injuries from a gate incident at Saugus on Dec 31 1859 Defense denies liability Specific dockets list cases against City of Lynn Newburyport and Doyle among others.
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Superior Civil Court
Essex
Salem
Sherman
Justice Sherman
George A. Phinney
Henry A. Burnham
Gloucester
Alyan KE. Mack
Lawrence
Manusen
Boston & Maine Railroad
Elbridge G. Mansen
Saugus
F. L. Evans
Arsen
S. Lincoln
W. H. Moody
Rovinson
Crowley
Coletine
Mau
Mahoney
Damen
Southwick
Butlier
O’conery
Nell
Insolvency Court Proceedings In Salem June Meetings
Essex County insolvency court in Salem held adjourned third meetings for Warren P. Copp John Risteen Amos H. Rockliff Edgar Allen F A Tupper Buxton Seed Co George T Robinson and others. Second and first meetings noted for several firms and individuals with composition confirmed in Patrick O Keefe case.
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Essex Ss
Salem
Harmen
Warren P. Copp
John ©. Risteen
Amos H. Rockliff
Edgar Allen
F. A. Tupper
Buxton Seed Company
George T. Robinson
Porter & Osborn
William Gibbs
George E. Thurston
Rich & Gibson
Eben T. Richardson
August Dresser
Rufus H. Lefavour
Bridgewater cases move through Middlesex Superior Court
Middlesex Superior Court in Cambridge empaneled juries with Harlan P. Goodell of Lowell and John H. Webber of Cambridge presiding. The docket includes Frederick G. Rood versus Lawrence Manufacturing Company seeking 30000 in damages for injuries from an elevator danger while employed. other listed cases follow in sequence.
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Superior Court
Middlesex, Is
Cambridge
Staples J. Court
Harlan P. Goodell
Lowell
John H. Webber
Frederick G. Rood
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Norfolk Superior Court Damages and Tort Plentiful Docket
Norfolk county cases list disputes from Dedham highway damages to personal injuries from a drain fall. Several dockets show numerous verdicts and motions. juries waived, hearings to continue Wednesday at 4 30 p.m. Judge BlopGeErt presides with Greenhood and Cotter representing parties.
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Superior Court
Norfolk County
Dedham
Catherine Collins
County of Norfolk
Greenhood
Grover
Jane B. Guila
Howard Gill
E. Greenhood
J. E. Cotter
Sullivan
Vacuum
Tully
Mulhern, Oil Co
Fuler
Smith Et al
Goodrich
Tracy
Lothrop
Crosby
Bradley
Beetle
Morton
Fitzgerald
Jill—Esson
Adimr
Pitzgerald
Morton Milne
Murray
Knight
Same
Anderson
Field
Samson Et al
Tucker
Blopgeertt
Alumni and social events fill Boston hotels agenda
The Boston University Law School alumni dinner at Young's Hotel featured George A. Perkins presiding over 83 attendees. Guests included F. T. Greenhalge Lowell judges Aldrich and Lowell, Attorney-General Pillsbury, and J. Willard. Also reported were Violet Club portraits, New England Furniture Dealers meeting at Tremont House, and various club gatherings at Parker House Thorndike and Thorndike venues with notable members and arrivals listed.
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Boston University Law School
Young’s Hotel
George A. Perkins
F. T. Greenhalge
Lowell
John Lowell
P. FE. Aldrich
Joseph A. Willard
Superior Court
A. EK. Pillsbury
Charles Steele
Forbush
George
Fyog
Doherty
Trask
Battis
Wellman
Plummer
Whittlesey
Morgan
Smith
Reagan
Knowlton
McLeod
J. J. Leary
J. Murphy
Leary
F. H. Cloutman
J. J. Clark
E. S. Higgins
Lieutenant Curran
New England
Tremont House
Frank Ferdinand
The
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
U. Glee Club
B. L. Briggs
Beacon Flashes
A. J. Club
Harvard
Wellesley
Thorndike
Kates
Social Union Committee On
Christian Work
L. O. Whitney
J. B. House
Viern’s
John J. Muldoon
Syracuse
J. E. White
Providence
Charles Call
New York
EF. Peteres
Danvers
Lewis Clemand
Miss L Chace
Foxboro
Nora Harrington
United States
Benjamin Cook
Fall River
Ott
Topeka
Kan
F. A
W.F. Blanche
New York City
H. Dickson
Belfast
Clark
San Francisco
F. A. Jacobs
Fitchburg
W. G. Norton
Albany
L. Crocker
Portland
Phineas
Harrisburg
Penn
E. E. Rich
J. A. Knight
Worcester
J. Stephens
Lynn
Abbott
W._H. Cullen
F. H. Alien
Augusta
F. W. Wilcox
New Bedford
L. Watrase
G. K. Osborne
Lucia Lord
Athol
H. C. Meys
W. Spalding
Chicago
P. Williams
M.D
Atlantic City
Parker’s—I. N. Hastings
Walpole
James H. Culbush
C. E. Suilawa
Edward Moore
Cincinnatti
IL. Wood and Wire
Brooklyn
J. M. Kieth
Sagamore
Crullins
Indianapolis
H. E. Hooper
Newark
Youna
S—C. N. Saunders
Penacook
Charles Kelly
F. Goodwin
Brattleboro
Arthur L. Berry
Gardner
Robert Burr
Charles Hale
George H. Reynolds
J. J. Sullivan
de Pray
Alice Tuttie
Northwood
J. Hass
J. O. Zosabach
H. B. Copeland
Detroit
F. A. Chase
FE. L. Emery
Duluth
B. J. James
Philadelphia
George P. Daven
Bath
J. W. Garvin
Wolfboro Junction
Maria R. Adams
East Jaffery
N. H
George M. Stone
Hartford
Shaw
F. Kraemer
Probate Court Probate Wills and Administrations Listed
Middlesex probate court presents a list of wills filed for probate including Francis J. Baldwin Somerville Eleanor Bennett Billerica Owen Croughwell Holliston William W. Dow Somerville Maria Gorton Newton Eben Hurley Melrose George Irving Framingham Mary J Locke Stoneham Kimble B Mercer Natick Lucy A Perkins Somerville Cynthia Skelton Somerville John F Robbins Groton William Wight Holliston Puebe C. May Medford James Gannon Lowell Samuel Wheeler Hopkinton Administrations listed include William Dora Framingham Sally Parkhurst Dunstable Ann C. Tappan Lowell William H. Chapman Everett Eliza B. Fessenden Everett Daniel J. Morrissey Hopkinton Augusta L. Jackson Malden Eliza D. Dickinson Watertown John Donahue Medford Harriet Messenger Melrose Gilman H. Parlin Acton Martha B. Lawin Acton Rose Saltonstall West Newton George A. Wright Newton Daniel K. Batehelder Reading George Leonard Billerica Henry Whitcomb Hudson Annie Skehan Hudson Susan E. Handley Acton Sarah Adaline Wallace Somerville Dean P. Stanley Pepperell Charles Merton Hadley Newton Mansir W. Marsh Belmont Bridget Higgins Lowell Thomas Kauney Newton
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Middlesex
Francis J. Baldwin
Somerville
Eleanor Bennett
Billerica
Owen Croughwell
Holliston
William W. Dow
Maria Gorton
Newton
Eben Hurley
Melrose
George Irving
Framingham
Mary .J. Locke
Stoneham
Kimble B. Mercer
Natick
Lucy A. Perkins
Someville
Cynthia Skelton
John F. Robbins
Groton
Medford
Harriet Messenger
Gilman H. Parlin
Acton
Martha B. Lawin
Rose Saltonstall West
George A. Wright
Daniel K. Batehelder
Reading
George Leonard
Henry Whitcomb
Hudson
Annie 5. Skehan
Susan E. Handley
Sarah Adaline Wallace
Dean P. Stanley
Pepperell
Charles Merton Hadley
Mansir W. Marsh
Belmont
Bridget Higgins
Lowell
Thomas Kauney
Rapid Transit Marked by 33Hour Rail Run to Chicago
Daly's company will close its Hollis Street Theatre engagement with a special Pullman train. After the Saturday performance a 1 a.m. Sunday departure will reach Albany by 8, Buffalo by 7 36 p.m., and Chicago by 10 a.m. Monday, completing the trip in thirty three hours. The troupe then tours to Hooley's Theatre June 8 to 27, rests, and resumes August 18 for Hamburg and Berlin before Paris and London engagements lasting ten weeks at Henry Irving's Lyceum. The New York season opens about November 26, 1891.
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Mr. Daly
Hollis Street Theatre
Albany
Buffalo
Chicago
Hooley
Theatre
Willl
Hamburg
New Lessing Theatre
Berlin
Paris
Vaudeville Theatre
London
Henry Irving
Lyceum
New York
Gloucester Fishermen Safe After Rescue at Sea
Two American fishermen from Gloucester Massachusetts were rescued after losing their schooner in a fog. They were picked up by the bark Agatha about 100 miles east of Scatterie on May 2 and landed in Quebec. They had been afloat about thirty hours and were wet and cold but in good shape.
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Gloucester
Quebec
Mass
Scatterie
The Railroad of Love at Hollis Street Theatre
The Daly company presented The Railroad of Love at Hollis Street Theatre last evening in Boston. Miss Rehan stars with distinctive charm, supported by Drew Lewis Guibert Irving Wheatlegh and others in a bright entertaining piece lacking notable literary merit but rich in brisk acting. The show repeats this afternoon, followed by Love's Labour Lost in its first Boston production tonight.
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Miss Rehan
Mr. Drew
Lewis
Guibert
Irving
Wheatlegh
Boston
Third annual individual athletic championship at Berkeley Oval
A. A. Jordan of N Y A C wins with 30 points, followed by T. J. Mooney of N A C with 24 and E. W. Goff of M A C with 21. Mooney wins 160-yard dash and broad jump. Goff takes running high jump. Jordan dominates multiple events including one mile and eight hundred eighty yards walk. O Sullivan of N J A C sets hammer and shot marks. Putvermiller of Pastime A C also places in pole vault.
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New York
Berkeley Oval
A. A. Jordan
T. J. Mooney
E. W. Goff
M. O'Sullivan
Locust Plague Threatens Laypan Delim Region
Locusts sweep across the Laypan delim area near Carro with reports of advancing swarms. Authorities warn of crop damage and call for monitoring as the pest continues to progress through the plains.
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Carro
Laypan
Delim
Keystone Bank Case Reveals Stock Overissue and Falsified Books
Philadelphia June 2 The City Council committee probing ex Treasurer Bardsley’s methods heard Granville Haines admit an overissue of about 1200 Keystone National Bank shares and that John Lucas was bank president during the overissue. Bank was closed March 18 after discovery. Witnesses described bogus stock mostly in Lucas’s name and repeated visits by Bank Examiner Drew as totals for the run were checked.
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Philadelphia
Bardsley
Granville B. Haines
Keystone National Bank
Keystone Bank
Marsh
John Lucas
Drew
Haines
Wiliam H. Wanamaker
John Wanamaker
John C. Lucas
John Waramaker
William H. Wanamaker
McFadden
W. H. Thomas
Keystone
Spring Garden
Roper
Thomas
Immigration control moves to federal at three ports
Secretary Foster transferred the immigration administration from state boards to federal authority at the ports of Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston. The change places port entry duties under the federal government.
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Federal
Washington
Foster
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
State Boards of Immigration
Fire and insurance losses hit several towns in Michigan and Massachusetts
In Somerville a tenement on Oak Street suffered fire damage caused by an oil stove, in a house owned by Mrs. Gee. In Bart Creek Michigan the Good Health Publishing House burned with contents and stock valued at thousands. loss near $40,000 with insurance not known. In Gardner Massachusetts the Windsor House fires due to possible spontaneous combustion, four firemen injured and several merchants' goods moved out as flames damaged adjacent floors. building and businesses valued around tens of thousands with insurance about $40,000 to $25,000, fully covering losses.
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Somerville
Oak Street
Gee
Bart. Creek
Mich
Gardner
Windsor House
Stratton Bros
A.turner
Walker
Albert Hobson
Gerry
Timothy Metherny
A. A .Turner
Turner
Rogers Estate Sold at Auction in Waltham
The Rogers estate at Main and Lexington streets was sold this afternoon for 15 850 dollars. Michael P. Collins owner of Hotel Waltham bought the property.
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Waltham
Rogers
Main
Lexington Streets
Michael P. Collins
Hotel Waltham
Mortgage for $5 Million File In County Clerk’s Office
A $5,000,000 mortgage from the Central New England and Western Railroad Company to the Fidelity Insurance Trust and Safe Deposit Company was filed in the county clerk’s office today in Povankkeerpsib New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Povankkerpsib
N. Y
Central New England & Western Railroad Company
Fidelity Insurance Trust & Safe Deposit Company
Open Market Discounts Action in London
A meeting in London gathered representatives from thirty two joint stock banks to decide on new open market discount rates. After discussion the group agreed the minimum rate would be 1.5 percent.
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London
Murdock's Liquid Food Offered Free to Women
An advertisement claims Murdock's Liquid Food restores health for women in recovery from childbirth and other conditions. It presents case notes of Mrs Ella Gay and Mrs D J Smith and cites hospital data.
Murdock's Liquid Food Offered To Restore Vitality
An advertisement claims mothers and wives suffer severe illness if food is insufficient. It cites pneumonia pleurisy rheumatism and nervous prostration as consequences and promises cure or improvement after three months of medical neglect. It prescribes feeding babies 3 to S drops per session and adults a teaspoonful four times daily.
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Murdock
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D. J. Smith
Hunington
Murdock’s Liquid
C. P. Staples
Supreme Keeper of Records
Central St
Lowell, Mass
Mg B
Edward F Whitvey
Wilney Brothers & Co
Licht