Ledyard Accuses Mellen In Grand Trunk and Billard Matters
Lewis C. Ledyard testifies that J P Morgan & Co affairs involved Billard stock dealings and Grand Trunk negotiations. He says Mellen did not sacrifice himself, notes Morgan’s influence and Europe trips, and discusses Boston & Maine acquisitions and interlocking boards. He also recounts records and possible corrections to minutes amid an ongoing inquiry.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Olney
Billard
Ledyard
Europe
Boston & Maine
Mellen
Grand Trunk
New York
New York In September I Saw Mr. Morgan
Tje
Mr. Mellen
Chamberlain
Smithers
Northern New England Railroad
Grand Jury
Robbins
King and Queen Guests at Willard Luncheon in Madrid
Colonel Joseph E. Willard United States ambassador hosted King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain at luncheon in the American embassy. Vermit Roosevelt and the British and German ambassadors attended. A reception followed with diplomatic corps members and Madrid society. A Russian ballet provided entertainment for the guests.
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Madrid
Joseph E., Willard
United States
Willard
Alfonso
Victoria
Spain
Vermit Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps
Ccapital
Found Dead in Cambridge Storeroom
George Mullen, 52, of Tremont Street Cambridge, was found dead in the storeroom of Eugene Cunningham at 32 Winchester Street South Boston yesterday. He entered the store complaining of illness and was left in a chair where he later died. The Medical Examiner ordered the body removed to City Hospital morgue. natural causes are thought.
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George Muillen
Tremont Street
Cambridge
Eugene Cunningham
Winchester Street
Boston
Mullen
Leary
City Hospital
Killer shoots sister in law then wounds self at shop
A man killed his sister in law at a tailoring business on 5 Minot Street West End then wounded himself. The woman died several hours later at Massachusetts General Hospital after being shot three times in the rear room of the shop.
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Minot Street
West End
Rosenberg
Massachusetts General Hospital
Rosenberg to face murder charge in sister's death
Jacob Rosenberg 28 of 20 Willard lies at Haymarket with a self inflicted head wound after a shooting that killed his sister Rosie Rosenberg. The police charge him with murder as Square Relief Station reports the incident.
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Jacob Rosenberg
Willard
Haymarket
Square
Will
Law
Rosie Rosenberg
Rosenberg Family Tragedy Tied to Suit Over Work Money
After a dispute over $28 for two weeks of work at a Minot Street tailor shop Jacob Rosenberg shot himself. Witnesses say he planned to sue his brother Louis for money owed and had been pressuring Mrs. Rosenberg for funds. Jacob, who had a wife and child in Russia, left a 6 year old boy and a 16 year old girl motherless.
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Sophia Rosenberg
Minot Street
Jacob Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Willard Street
Louis Rosenberg
Louis
Jacob
Europe
Witkin
Russia
Newton High Boys to Compete at Stadium
Newton High plans a small squad for the schoolboy interscholastics at the Stadium on Saturday. Captain Litchfield will run both dashes Ide the half mile Rog ers the mile. Pierce is 5 feet 6 inches in high jump. Roberts will enter high jump shot put pole vault and hammer throw and aims to score points.
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Allie .Dickinson
Newton High
Nen
Litchfield
Ide
Rogers
Pierce
Roberts
Cep
Four hunger strikers quit in Tarrytown jail incident
Four hunger strikers at the White Blaine jail broke fast when a sheriff deputy offered bread and coffee. Jack Butler, among 15 arrested, offered to renounce I W W ties in exchange for freedom, later jailed six months with suspension on promise to stop trouble. A rainstorm hindered I W W outdoor protests, and Village President Pierson faced threats over unlicensed meetings.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
White Blaine
Jack Butler
Morehouse
Boutler
Industrial Workers of the World
Pierson
Protecting Investors in the Boston and Maine Railroad
Nathaniel and Ladd of Groveland urge readers to defend small stockholders of the Boston and Maine railroad. They demand receivership, accountability for wrecking, and legal action to punish financiers while calling for honest, God-fearing leadership and protection of innocent investors. June 4, 1914.
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Post
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts
Wall Street
Hans
Commonwealth
Bostom & Maine
Nathaniel & Ladd
Groveland
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Eee Blige Techs
Co. O. D
Hewson
Washington St
Horlick
Lewis C. Ledyard
Morgan
George F. Baker
The
Lawrence Minot
Led
New Haven Board
Richar Olney
Mr. Morgan
Relief Hospital
Brother
America
Man
Tom Wilson
Syracuse
Troy
Bangor
Cleveland
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