Belmont Morgan gold reserve restored to full strength
The U S Treasury reports the Belmont Morgan syndicate deposited 1 000 000 in gold restoring the reserve to 100 890 855 with 6 000 000 still owed. Law may allow gold certificates once the 100 million limit is exceeded though the Treasury will discourage their issue. Assistant Secretary Hamlin confirms no contract modification and that foreign gold import obligations remain intact.
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Washington
Treasury
Belmont- Morgan
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Belmont-Morgan
Hamlin
Four in Hand and Bow Ties Highlight Store Popularity
The growing appeal of our store is shown by the rising number of calls from well dressed men seeking accessories. Bows and four in hand styles are both in demand as fashion trends shift.
Bargain Buyouts at Browning King Store
Browning King & Co. offers washable four in hands in stripes checks and odd figures at twenty five cents. Silk ties four in hands strings and bows in center and fifty cent range. Neatly reduced negligee shirts and white duck trousers priced to clear. Fast black silk embroidered hose twenty cents a pair. 700 Washington Street.
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Een Coes
Madras
Zephyr
Bach
Ex Police Chiefs Move Into Franklin Brewery Roles
The Post reports ex Police Commissioner Albert T Whiting is chosen for a responsible position at the Franklin brewery. Ex Commissioner William H Lee retires to a similar post in brewing, while ex Commissioner William M Osborne is rumored to influence Dennis brewery. The trio’s shift prompts temperance critics to plan protests at the upcoming State convention and rumors hint Aqua Para Henry M Faxon of Quincy may publish a broadside.
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Albert T. Whiting
Franklin
William H. Lee
Police
William M. Osborne
I“ennis
Messrs. Whiting
Lee
Osborne
Metropolitan Board of Police
Republican Party
Aqua Para
Henry M. Faxon
Quincy
Harvard Alumni Feasts Span Nine Historic Veterans
Harvard class of 1865 and later groups gathered at Young's for banquets. Ninety five from the class of eight dined with W H Baldwin Jr presiding and Amos French toastmaster. Veterans Horace Gray led the old-timers with Lemuel Hayward and W D Davison among speakers.
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Harvard
Young’s
W. H. Baldwin, Jr
Washington
H. M. Williams
Amos French
New York
Horace Gray
C. W. Folsom
Lemuel Hayward
W. H. Davison
Pensacola
William L. Richardson
William F. Wharton
Search for Demented Woman Moves Through Pine Hill Woods
Lynn residents report a demented woman living in the woods behind Pine Hill for a week. A nameless man visiting Malden claimed he knew who she was, but offered no identification. The woman spoke briefly, affirming she once had a happy home.
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Lynn
Pine Hill
Malden
Lowel City Deadlock Ends With Curtin Victory On Twelfth Ballot
Lowell reports a twelve to eleven party split and a twelve ballot deadlock finally broken on the twelfth ballot with Curtin elected by thirteen votes to nine. The long delay halted city payrolls and services, provoking creditor pressure and teacher worry as party lines and A P A influence shaped the contest.
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Lowell
Common Council
Curtin
Goward
Garvey
Barry
Council Chamber
Sullivan
Salisbury forms new ministry in Britain turmoil
London reports that Salisbury’s new cabinet includes Balfour as First Lord and Chamberlain as Colonial Secretary. Devonshire and Hicks Beach hold key posts as government seeks to pass estimates before a July dissolution. Redmond vows to contest every Irish seat. Morley to open Liberal campaign July 4 in Manchester.
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London
A. J. Balfour
Duke of Devonshire
Joseph Chamberlain
Marquis of Salisbury
Windsor
Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
Marquis of
Treasury
William Vernon Harcourt
John Redmond
Waterford
Ireland
Gladstone
Hawarlen
Justin McCarthy
Pary
North Longford
Healeyite
National Liberal Federation
Jom Morley
Manchester
Weather forecast for New England states Wednesday
Forecast for Wednesday. Maine and Rhode Island will be fair and warmer with southerly winds. New Hampshire and Vermont see fair and warmer with southeasterly winds. Massachusetts and Connecticut expect fair and warmer with easterly winds.
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Washington
Maine
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Republican Headquarters Scheduled Move to Washington Street
The Republican city committee met at 7 30 last evening at Washington street rooms and confirmed ward committee actions on vacancies. Headquarters will move to 406 Washington street due to cramped space, gaining a large room for 160 plus people, with partitions for the secretary and treasurer.
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Republican City Committee
Washington Street
Ward
Two Pedlars Struck by Electric Car in Revere
Stephen Taggart aged 50 and Patrick Taggart aged 30 fruit pedlars living on Broadway Revere were struck by an outward bound electric car on Main Street at Frothingham crossing and thrown from their wagon. Stephen suffered a scalp wound and Patrick was badly shaken up.
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Stephen Taggart
Patrick Taggart
Broadway
Revere
Main Street
Frothingham Crossing
Stephen
Patrick
Dedication of Ventress Memorial Hall in Marshfield
Ventress Memorial Hall dedicated in Marshfield using Seth J. Ventress bequest to fund a public library and furnishings. The hall sits on a hill near local historical society, with addresses by Col H A Oakman and other officials amid music and town remarks.
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Marshfield
Ventress Memorial Hall
Seth J. Ventrese
Ventress
Ast Waterman
William Lord
Boston
Lor
Busnnes
Lord
Ventressa Memorial Hall
Perso
Marshfield Aereutraces Society
H. A. Oakman
Henry A. Thomas
Greephalge
A. ©. Stockin
Yale Selects Quinby Captain For Next Season
Samuel L. Quinby of Brooklyn N Y was chosen captain of the Yale baseball team for next year at a meeting in New Haven. A special train carrying fans to the Harvard Yale race at New London will depart Park Square on June 3 4 with a fare of 3 50. Seats are strictly limited.
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New Haven
Fonn
Yale Baseball Nine
Samuel L. Quinby
Brooklyn
N. Y
New London
Park Square
Lessee
Carpet Prices Drop Amid Tariff Influence
A report from John Pray, Sons & Co carpet dealers states carpets are cheaper now due to a combination of factors, with the tariff playing a significant role. The article notes the decline in price after a period of higher costs and mentions the retailer as a major local supplier.
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John Pray, Sons & Co
Gilbert's Defence Hinges on Sanity and Grip Claim
Jurors tour Dorchester and Savin Hill sites where prosecutors say Angus D Gilbert and 8 year old Alice Sterling walked the fateful route before her murder. Defense notes Gilbert's calm, friendly nature in cross examination while prosecutors assert the grisly linkage to the axe and blood stained garments seen earlier by witnesses.
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Angus D. Gilbert
Alice Sterling
Dorchester
Gilbert
Sughrue
Little Alice
Dorchester Avenue
Savin Hill Avenue
Court House
Doherty
Savin Hill
Murder Trial Reveals Walk to Barn in Denney Street Case
Witness testimony traces Gilbert from Tessier's drug store along Savin Hill Avenue to the barn on Denney Street where Alice is alleged to have died. He remains calm in court as prosecutors build the case, with jurors and reporters observing a crowded courtroom as details unfold.
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Tessier
Savin Hill Avenue
Auckland
Leeds
Midland
Spring Street
Savin Hill
Pati
Denney Street
Alice
Gilbert
Frank A. Foster
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Eenerea
Monster
M. Mamlock & Son
Massachusetts Clothing Company
Hanover
Portlan
Browning, King & Co
Dines
Summer Street
Spitz Bros. & Mork
Lower Common Council
the Marquis OF Salisbury
the Duke OF Devonshire
the Treasury
Richt
Arthur James Balfour
Sir Michael Hicks Beach
the Admiralty
Ceorce Joachim Coschen
NEW Republican Headquarters
Brexbury
Elmwood Spring
Mane
Marshfield Hill
YALE
Quinby
Officer Smith
Conroy
W. H. Jewett
Station Agdent
Ikind’s
Longwood Avenue
Haverhill Street
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