Barber Sues Morgan for 850000 Damages in Mine Stock Case
Clarence L. Barber sues the estate of J. Pierpont Morgan for 850000 over stock in Mexican mines alleged sold by Barber to Morgan. Trial in Superior Court before Judge Williams with a New Haven venue due to the mine company's Connecticut charter. In 1911 Barber attached 25000 shares of the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad stock.
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New Haven
Clarence L. Barber
J. Pierpont Morgan
Williams
Barber
Morgan
Connecticut
Barber Brouht
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Lion Trainer Dies From Lion Attack in New York Show
Gene Deveilh, a lion trainer in an animal show in Binghamton, died at City Hospital from lacerations after a lion attacked him during Monday’s performance. He was badly torn about the head and throat. The same lion killed a keeper in New Orleans three years earlier and badly injured a trainer in Chicago a year ago.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Gene Deveilh
City Hospital
Deveilh
New Orleans
Chicago
Childs Auto Strikes Boy Near Marlboro
The auto of 8. S. Childs of New York struck 6 year old Harold Lescard today while driving to Wellesley for commencement exercises. He was taken to a local hospital in critical condition. Childs and P. C. Henry of New Jersey assisted medically. Police say the car was traveling at moderate speed.
Georges Stores Report Record Start to 1914 Amid Savings
The first five months of 1914 show a total rise of $260000 over 1913 across Georges six stores in five eastern cities despite reports of poor business. Georges, a leading exclusive retailer, purchased $65000 of fabrics at 30 to 40 percent off and offers sweeping August reductions in June on suits and Norfolks.
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Georges
America
Aliens May Forfeit Citizenship Over Delayed Oath
Judge Morton of the United States District Court threatens to cancel naturalization applications for more than 700 applicants who have not yet taken the oath of allegiance. About 250 should have sworn in the prior year, delaying the naturalization court and risking closure by July 1 if absences continue. James Farrell, chief examiner of the naturalization bureau for New England, notes the impact on eligibility and court operations.
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Morton
United States District Court
United States
Naturalization Court
James Farrell
Naturalization Bureau For
New England
Record surge in New England naturalizations in 1914
The 1914 naturalization year marks the largest since 1908 with 9974 new citizens in five New England states, exceeding 8695 last year. Massachusetts naturalized 6229, led by arrivals from the British dominions especially Canada and Ireland, followed by Connecticut with 1706.
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New England
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Old to Run From Trouble Judge Endorses Nonmilitant Methods
Malden Court Judge Bruce urged nonviolence when attacked and advised John Mulcahey of Everett to run rather than fight. After meeting Stephen Bradley in the street John did not run and allegedly struck Bradley, prompting police involvement. John received probation.
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Bruce
Malden Court
Shylock
John Mulcahey
Everett
John
Stephen Bradley
Stephen
Shakspere
Maine Central Declares Quarterly Dividend of 1 50 a Share
Portland Maine June 10 The Maine Central directors announced a quarterly dividend of 1 50 per share. The decision comes as the company continues its financial plan and investor expectations remain stable.
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Portland
Maine Central
Cambridge subway probe opens before Middlesex grand jury
The second day of hearings in the Cambridge subway contracts case began with District Attorney Corcoran grilling witnesses in a private East Cambridge session. Ex Mayor J Edward Barry testified first followed by attorney Charles A Snow of Snow Gaston Saltonstall firm and Harry P Nawn. General William A Bancroft and Cambridge City Auditor Charles H Thurston awaited in the lobby and are expected to testify today about their connections to the contracts.
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Cambridge
Middlesex Grand Jury
East Cambridge
Corcoran
J. Edward Barry
Charles A. Snow
Snow, Gaston
William A. Bancroft
Boston
Cambridge Shrubbery Thieves Suspected in Stolen Plants
Cambridge police shadowed the lawn of Mrs. John Amee at 172 Hancock Street after a week of shrub and tree losses from her front and rear gardens. Wheel marks near the house suggest a routine theft operation selling plants to local residents.
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Cambridge
John Amee
Hancock Street
Maine Unitarian Conference Closes in Augusta
The annual Maine Unitarian churches conference ends in Augusta with a sermon by Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham, minister of Arlington.
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Augusta
Maine Unitarian Churches
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington
Street Church Talk on Our Opportunities and Responsibilities
Miss Anna M. Bankcroft of Hopedale Massachusetts president of the National Alliance spoke at Street Church Boston on Our Opportunities and Our Responsibilities. She outlined civic duty and community service to a receptive audience.
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Bihines
Stephen R. Casey
Providence
Westminster St
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Marlborough Hotel
Buffalo Wash
Swan
Maine
Barry
Subway
Washington St
Wm. Sheinwald
Children’s
Mary Jane
Oxfords
Shes
W.l.douglas
Iboston
Sit Tig Street
UNION
Boston Elevated Street Railway
Slater
Alpaca CO. Motormen’s
N. Sallinger
Col
West St
Westminster Street
Kinney
G. R. Kinney & Co
3. R. Kinney
LO Mlon
Elm Street
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