13 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
1
A detailed list shows multiple railroad and steel stock certificates seized from Colonel Comstock. It includes Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Erie Union Pacific United States Steel and associated quantities with values totaling $125,637.
Detectives in two cities pursue an extraordinary case after a thief aboard the Puritan stole 125637 dollars in railroad securities from Colonel Henry W. Comstock. The suspect claims to be a lawyer and proposes a cash settlement rather than negotiable bonds. Comstock agrees to terms and awaits another call, but no contact is made by nightfall.
The late J M Sears probate shows the entire 4 million dollar estate placed in a five year trust for wife Sarah Sears son J M Sears Jr and daughter Miss Helen Sears. No public bequests or inventory will be filed. Lawyers note the value covers both real and personal property.
Frank Huse a 33 year old house painter of 57 Pearl Street Lynn died at Lynn Hospital after a street fight. Frank Towle 22 held on assault charges and to be arraigned for manslaughter. Towle says Huse provoked the fight at a saloon and struck first. autopsy to determine death cause.
Connoisseurs who tasted this wine years ago will be astonished by its improvement in breeding since then. It now rivals many Champagne District wines with a refined finesse and lacks the former foxiness. The 1900 vintage from Pleasant Valley Wine Company is offered at a low price and claims superiority as an American sparkling wine.
Raphael Martinese, 19, is charged with stabbing Angelini Sarcone, 18, on Elm Street as she returned from her job at Washington Mills. The attack left a deep cheek wound. Sarcone, who lives with her uncle Dominico Sarcone, was treated at General Hospital and is not considered in danger. Martinese was captured in Providence and will be brought to Lawrence.
Thomas W. Lawson agrees to three additional speeches beyond plan due to strong urging from Western governors politicians business leaders and ministers. Audiences could total 100000 to 150000 across Kansas Missouri Minnesota and surrounding states with Missouri Governor Folk and Minnesota Governor Johnson requesting stops and urging a Missouri talk.
A local forecast for Boston and nearby areas calls for showers on Tuesday followed by clearing later in the day. Temperatures and wind details are not provided in the fragment.
June reports indicate Thomas F. Ryan aims to consolidate Equitable Trust, Mercantile Trust, and Morton Trust with Morton in control. Prospective deposits would total 169 million with 7 million capital and 22.7 million surplus, potentially challenging National City Bank. Paul Morton, Equitable Life chairman, informs agents of his election and Ryan's Hyde stock purchase, pledging cooperation and continued business development.
Thomas W. Lawson reacts to Ryan's move to consolidate three trust companies into a single large financial institution. He notes surprise at the speed but acknowledges the necessity for the business strategy.
A casual note highlights Sanford’s Ginger as a favorite night remedy for those tired and sleepless, promising a quick, soothing relief with a distinct, natural flavor.
Eight arrests to date in Cambridge amid a grand jury indictment tally of 16. Democrats threaten mass indictments of nonpartisans as the crusade over alleged illegal voting heats up, linked to the McNamee Daly contest last fall. Arrests include Martin Carew and John J. Morris for false oath charges. bail posted by local figures.
Count Cassini delivered official Russian assent to the US bid for a peace conference with Japan. The plan calls for two plenipotentiaries from each side, with Ito and Yamagata likely as Japanese negotiators and Nelidoff possibly joined by Rosen for Russia. Washington is not favored as the midsummer meeting site.
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