Downfall of Boston Bank Official Tracked by Police
Charles 5. Newhall once honored head bookkeeper and church and bank treasurer now sought by Boston and Melrose police. Once admired for restraint, he drifted into drinking and secret hotel rooms, prompting warrants as investigators uncover a televised tale of ruin and social downfall.
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Melrose
Boston
Charles 5. Newhall
Agricultural Insurance Company
Water Street
Melrose Highlands Congregational Church
Melrose Co-operative Bank
Boston Police
Melrose Police
Mr. Newhall
Botolph Street
Melrose Highlands
George C. Blair
Graham
G. Butler Smith
Hotel
Vendome
Union Station
Blair
New Hampshire
Harrison Avenue
Watts
District of Columbia
United States Navy
Jubilee Day Celebrations Honor Queen In Boston Parade
British Americans in Boston joined in a royal jubilee celebrating Queen Victoria with song to God Save the Queen and a display of British troops. The arrival of HMS Pallas and marching marines gave the event a festive air as crowds celebrated unity and shared homeland memories.
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Boston
H. M. S. Pallas
Old England
London
President to the Queen on her sixtieth anniversary
President McKinley sends felicitations to Queen Victoria for sixty years on the throne. John Sherman signs as secretary in Washington on May 28, 1897, praising her friendship with the United States and wishing peace, prosperity, and liberty under just laws.
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United States
Great Britain
Washington
A. D
John Sherman
Diamond Jubilee Pageantry for Queen Victoria Draws Nation
London marks sixty years on the throne with nationwide festivities. From Windsor to Paddington crowds cheer the Queen as her "Queen's Express" rails through decorated stations, led by royal procession and the Empress Frederick and Princesses in attendance.
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Windsor
Castle
Great Western Station
Victoria
Windsor Castle
Thames
Frederick
Germany
Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Henry of Battenberg
States
London
Great Western
Paddington
Giants Extend Streak Amid Tight Pennant Race
Surprising record shows seventeen straight wins by the Giants as they push Cincinnati for third place. Outlook favors a red hot, thrilling battle for the pennant's final spots.
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Giants
Cincinnati
Soft Bodied Shirts At Special Price Seventy-Five Cents
Messrs A Shuman & Co have bought the stock of a renowned Madras and Cheviot shirting maker. Gentlemen shirts in all sizes, worn with white collars and cuffs, offered at seventy five cents instead of one dollar plus. Stripes and plaids in blue pink lavender and more, stylish and well made throughout.
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Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Madras
Cheviot
Boston Looks to Clinch Pennant as Giants Triumph
Boston Seals first in pennant race after beating Baltimore 12 to 6. Giants from New York win two of three in Baltimore, 6 to 2 and 6 to 5, with Rusie Meekin and Cy Seymour key on the mound as they eye the title.
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Brooklyn
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Selee
Giants
Orioles
Monumental
Rusie
Meekin
Cy Seymour
Cleveland
Seymour
Buste
Bostons
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Charles
New George C. Blair
Agit
Hall
Detauite
Melrose Church and Bank and
New England
Ion
Public Library
Boston Real Estate
Capital Stock
Boylston St
Ratst's Banskers
Tower
Giddings & Pooh
Devonshire St
Mkinley
Mechanics’ Hall
Queen of
Great Britain and Ireland
Empress of
India
Willian M’kinley
England
Land’s End
McCune
C. H. Robinson
Washington Street
Adame Square
Dock Square
Bosti
Washington and Summer Streets
Boston Ee Ae
Ea Baltimore
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