Trustee Shaw Ousted Over Sanatorium Funds Mystery
John C. Shaw, long time treasurer of the Children's Island Sanitarium, faces removal amid alleged mismanagement of about 42 000 in securities. Receivership details, pending accounting, and possible losses loom as investigators seek the full extent of Shaw's estate entanglements and the Calef family claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Shaw
Marlboro Street
Children’s Island Sanitarium
Lowell's Island
Salem Harbor
Shaw
Philip I. Saltonstall
John O. Shaw
Joel Goldthwait
Henry Parkman
the Provident Institution For Savings
Dr. Goldthwait
Post
Children’s Island
North Shore
Henry M. Rogers
United States District Court
King Edward Hosts Whitelaw Reid at Private Dinner
King Edward invited Whitelaw Reid and his daughter Miss Jean Reid to a private dinner at Biarritz on March 22. The American ambassador to Great Britain attended the royal event along with other guests.
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Whitelaw Reid
King Edward
Biarritz
Great Britain
Miss Jean Reid
World Famous Place de la Concorde Threatened by Flooding
Paris reports a near disaster as flood waters filled an unfinished subway tunnel beneath Place de la Concorde. Carpenters built a barrier around the square while engineers assess damage and halt traffic for weeks until repairs allow reopening.
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Paris
Place de la Concorde
Champes Elysees
Tuileries
Seine
Rue Royale
Great Square
Europe
Knockout Blow Fatal in City Boxing Match
Samuel Bradbury, 23, of Staten Island, died after a knockout blow in a boxing match at Brown's Gymnasium last Tuesday. Opponent Oscar Geary also of Staten Island. Bradbury fell in the fifth round and remained unconscious for 20 minutes. He later died from brain concussion and meningitis after hemorrhages.
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New York
Brown’s Gymnasium
Samuel Bradbury
Staten Island
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bradbury
Oscar Geary
Geary
Woman Foils Fire Plot At 102 C Street
Mrs. Frank O'Brien alerted occupants Saturday afternoon to a cellar fire at her three story frame building 102 C Street. Authorities believe firebugs staged the blaze to destroy the property. Mrs. Shields and Mrs. Clarke escaped smoky upper rooms.
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Frank O’brien
C Street
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Aid
A historical advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims the product purifies the stomach within five minutes and can digest large meals, with a 50 cent cost and plain on-case ingredient printouts.
Hope Fades as Governor Guild Remains Under Care
Crowds gathered near the Marlboro street residence seeking word on Governor Guild’s condition. Police directed traffic and read bulletins aloud as news alternated between cautious relief and renewed concern over the Governor’s health.
Governor’s Health Crisis Sparks Family at Bedside
Shortly after 3 PM the Governor’s condition worsened causing his family to gather around his bedside. By 4 PM Count Guidi spoke of fear, and later Courtenay Guild and other relatives arrived. A smoky disturbance from a nearby hotel furnace attracted police and reporters as rumors of fire spread. Notables and visitors visited the Governor during the day while Dr Winslow made six visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Guidi
Courtenay Guild
Palmer
Guild
Dartmouth
Marlboro
Bishop Lawrence
Henry Cabot Lodge
Edward C. Matthews
Commonwealth Avenue
Charles F. Sargent
Judge Logan
Stephen H. Bennett
Boylston A. Beal
Bertrand de Saygriis
Lavelle
Johnson
Winslow
Vernon Hall
Roxbury
Claremen Association Votes Sympathy and Recovery Prayers
Secretary Carmody records the Claremen Association vote of sympathy to Mrs Guild for her affliction and prays for the Governor's speedy recovery.
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Claremen’s Association
Carmody
Printers Tender Sympathy for Governor Guild Illness
Boston Typographical Union 138 met yesterday and unanimously passed a resolution expressing sorrow at the illness of Governor Curtis Guild Jr. It commends his fairness to labor and support for workers and wishes him a speedy recovery for his family.
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Guild
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Commonwealth
Boston Typographical Union No. 18
Governor Guild
Prayers were offered for Governor Guild in South Boston churches
Prayers for Governor Guild were said at 10 and 11 masses in St Augustine's Church by Father John J. Harkins. He explained public prayer for an individual outside the church is permissible when their death would be a severe community loss. Prayers were also held at a Holy Name Club meeting and in several peninsula Protestant churches during morning services.
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St. Augustine’s Church
John J. Harkins
Father Harkins
St. Augustine’s
Holy Name Club
Holy Cross
Worcester Institution
Peninsular District
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Ernest N. Bullock
St. John's Methodist Church
Ernest Lyman Mills
Church of the Redeemer
A. B. Shields
Phillips Congregational Church
F. B. Richards
Threats of Assassination Target Milukoff Reported
The Znamya organ of the Union of True Russian People in St. Petersburg on March 22 prints threats against Milukoff with a black cross and the caption Death to Milukoff.
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ST. Petersburg
Znamya
Union of True Russian People
Milukoff
Nervura touted by Boston doctor for nervous cure
Dr. Greene presents Nervura as a blood and nerve remedy with immediate lasting effects. He offers free consultation by imperson or mail and lists 34 Temple Place Boston as contact.
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Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Littlefield Resigns Seat in Congress After Long Service
Former Maine congressman from the second district resigns after 1899 tenure starting to fill Dingley’s term. He served as Maine House speaker in 1887 and as attorney general 1889 to 1898, age 57. Republican candidates listed include Hastings, Savage, Blanchard, Richards, and Hyde.
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Henry H. Hastings
Oxford County
A. R. Savage
Androscoggin County
Cyrus N. Blanchard
Elmer E. Richards
Franklin County
E. W. Hyde
Sagadahoe County
Dingley
Littlefield
Maine
Nelson Dingley
House of Representatives
Governor Cobb Reacts to Littlefield Resignation
Governor Cobb expresses surprise at Mr. Littlefield's resignation and lauds his Maine leadership. He notes the loss to the state and his personal gratitude while townspeople regret the move and expect Littlefield to practice law outside the city and state.
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Littlefield
Rockland
Cobb
Maine
Daring Drawtender Saves Canoists In Strait Canal Rescue
Royse and Shultz nearly drowned when a large wave overturned their canoe in the Broad Canal. Heeney grabbed Shultz then Royse, pulling them into a rescue, as officers and bridge crew rushed aid. They were treated at the hospital and later released.
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Heeney
Royse
Shultz
Flynn
O'Rourke
Deih
Cambridge Police
Deihl
Langhans Bride Weds Alexander Ribarsch In West Roxbury
Miss Lena Langhans daughter of Robert W Langhans married Alexander Ribarsch prominent Boston Symphony Orchestra member yesterday at her father's home 47 Wenham Street West Roxbury The groom was given away by his eldest sister Mrs Rosa Frankel of New York in a custom from Austria and the bride was given away by her father
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
New England Consolidated Ice Company
Anita Calef
Vincent Club
Miss Calef
Annie M. Calef
Marlboro Street
Frankel
Mr. Richarsch
Miss Langhans
SAILBOAT CAPSIZE DROWNS MAN IN MT HOPE BAY
Manuel Soares aged 26 of 18 Miller Street Fall River drowned when a sailboat capsized in Mt Hope Bay during a heavy wind squall. Six foreign laborers were rescued by the O Neill brothers of Somerset using their launch. The party had set out for a day outing and capsized before they could release the sail. Soares disappeared after going to the bottom.
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Fall River
Mt. Hope Bay
Manuel Soares
Miller Street
O'Neil Brothers
Somerset
Soares
Big throng at Revere Beach opens for season
The Revere Beach pleasure area opened after noon with the merry go rounds in service and thousands visiting. About 10 000 people attended and hundreds of autos filled the drive as photographers and couples used the first visit of the season for pictures. Superintendent West prepares for the season and Manager Vatter notes new bathing suits for summer.
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Revere Beach
Vatter
State Bathhouse
Danish Explorer Mikkelsen Hopes For New Continent
Captain Einar Mikkelsen, twice shipwrecked after leaving this port on the Duchess of Bedford, has reached Valdez with 46 passengers from the Saratoga. The Saratoga wrecked on Bushby Island reef while bound for Seattle in gale and snow. the Elsie rescued the crew after 16 hours. Mikkelsen vows to continue exploration in the Beaufort Sea and seeks a suitable vessel to return.
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Victoria
B. C
Beaufort Sea
Einar Mikkelsen
Valdez
Alaskan
Seattle
Saratoga
Bushby Island
Elsie
Explorer
Mikkelsen
Dr. Langwell
Alexis Is Amicable Says Haiti Leader on Warships
President Nord Alexis told reporters at the palace that conditions in the republic are tranquil and he can preserve order while protecting foreign interests. He did not oppose keeping ships in harbor but saw no need and warned against a street uprising, citing government good faith in Guonaives embarka tion of General Firmin and conspirators.
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Port AW Prince
Nord Alexis
Republic
Gonaives
Firmin
Longstreet's Fighting Aide Colonel Fairfax Dead at Leesylvania
Colonel John Walter Fairfax died at his Leesylvania home in Virginia in his 80th year. A Civil War veteran, he served as colonel on General Longstreet's staff in 1864 and was famed as "Longstreet's Fighting Aide." He epitomized old-time Southern character through the era of emancipation and its aftermath.
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Richmond
John Walter Fairfax
Leesylvania
Virginia
Sorrel
Longstreet
Fairfax
Colonel Fairfax
Rye or Bourbon Express Prepaid to New England
Express prepaid offer lists rye or bourbon for $3 to any New England destination. The notice notes ongoing appreciation for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
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Children’s Sanitarium
Awai
Typographical Union
South Boston
Dr. Greene
Congress
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Mass
DANES
Explorer Mikkelsen
Alexis
Haitian
Callahan-A-Whiskey
the House of
John F. Callahan & Co
Federal Street
J. H. Niles & CO
North St
Traymore
Atlantic City
V. O. Marquette
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