Shaw Resignation as Trustee Upheld by Judge Rugg
Judge Rugg yesterday upheld Theo dore H. Tyndale's claim that John O. Shaw was mentally capable to resign as trustee of his estates. Shaw's resignation was accepted by Judge George on Thursday with distribution to beneficiaries Mary I. Dodd Theoda M. Dodd and Mrs Isabella M. Tolman. Trustees Henry M. Williams of Cambridge and Frank P. Priest of Boston were appointed in Shaw's stead, bond set at 40000 dollars.
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Rugg
Supreme Court
Theodore H. Tyndale
John O. Shaw
Francis T. Bowles
Catherine D. Savage
Shaw
Isabelle Dodd
George
Mary I. Dodd
Theoda M. Dodd
Isabella M. Tolman
Henry M. Williams
Cambridge
Frank P. Priest
Boston
Kelly
Henry M. Rogers
Mystery of Gas Fatality Shrouds Appleton House Find
A young woman found gas poisoned on Tremont street in Appleton House died at City Hospital. Police note two jewelry pieces in her possession a narrow gold ring with nine stones and an extension bracelet stamped Minerva. She had checked in Wednesday with a man registered as R Delmont and wife, assigned to Room 16. The next morning the man left for work. chambermaid Nellie Powers found the unconscious woman in Room 15 after smelling gas at 10 o'clock.
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Appleton House
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Barrizg
Minerva
R. Delmont
Nellie Powers
Engagement Rumor Denied for Duke of the Abruzzi
Washington March 27 A high authority states there is no engagement between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine H. Elkins and no prospect of one at present Miss Elkins comes from a family with a long American war record and strong American spirit
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Washington, D. C
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Katherine H. Elkins
London
America
Bank officials arraigned on defalcation charges in Pittsburg
Henry Reiber paying teller and John Young auditor of Farmers' Deposit National Bank were taken to the office of United States Commissioner W. T. Lindsey for arraignment on additional charges. Bank examiner William J. Folds filed the charges increasing the total defalcations to 1 105 000.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Henry Reiber
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
United States
W. T. Lindsey
William JL. Folds
Hoppe Wins Suttons Title In Billiards Championship
New York March 27. Will Hoppe 20 wins 18.2 balk line title over George Sutton at Madison Square Garden Concert Hall with a 500 to 272 victory. Hoppe averages 2020-24 and makes a high run of 99. Sutton posts averages 118-24 and best run 8 and 8.
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New York
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Willie’ Hoppe
George Sutton
Hoppe
Sutton
Banks Report Call Issued by Superintendent Williams
Albany March 27 Superintendent Clark Williams ordered a report on the condition of state banks trust companies and individual bankers as of March 25 The reports must be filed within ten days to conclude the inquiry.
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Albany
Clark Williams
Chinese Tong Leader Ing Mow Is Shot In New York
A street murder in Chinatown New York killed Ing Mow a lieutenant of Mock Duck one of the tong leaders. Moy Don Yuk and Wan Yon of Mott street are held on suspicion amid rumors of links to recent Boston and Philadelphia murder trials.
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New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Ing Mow
Mock Duck
Tongs
Mock
Chinatown
New York Colony
Moy Don Yuk
Wan Yon
Mott Street
King Edward Missed Battle of Flowers In Biarritz
King Edward was indisposed but watched the battle of flowers from his apartment windows. He hosted a small dinner and then observed the torchlight parade.
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Biarritz
Edward
Calvin Demarest Captures National Amateur 14.2 Billiard Title
Calvin Demarest of Chicago won the national amateur 14.2 billiard championship and set a new high run record with 202 in his 10th inning.
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Chicago
Calvin Demarest
Chicago Tonight
Albany Cleric's Father Dies During Cathedral Service
Humphrey Dowd aged 75 of Albany suddenly fell ill while at services in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and died in the vestry. He was formerly of Little Talas and father of Rev. John J. Dowd of St. John's Church in Schenectady.
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Albany
Taylor in Custody Over Providence Trust Theft Case
Thomas D. Taylor of Boston was served with a civil writ claiming conspiracy to gain 350 000 dollars from New England Trust Company depositors. He was jailed by deputy sheriffs in Providence and awaits transfer to Cranston jail unless bail is posted.
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Boston
New England Ten Per Cent Clothing Co
Cravenette
Douglas
Washington Street
Columbia Theatre
Blue Front
Providence
R. I
New England Trust Company of
Thomas D. Taylor
John P. Reagan
R. Ke Taylor
Providence County Court House
Cranston
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Chilawen
Boyle Bros
South End
F. A. Rothwell
City Hall
White
Francis A. Rothwell
Hibbard
Mr. Rothwell
Consolidated Street Department
Bernard J. Rothwell
Chamber of Commerce
Kalbe
Adams Square
Friends of American Heir
Ess
Are
Old South Clothing Co
Hanover Street
Guyer
Washington and Boylston Sts
Green River
Bond
Holland
Wine. Co
Piel Bros
Holland Wine CO
Boylston Street
Holland Rye
Reiser
Suttons
Bamber’s
Vises
Sale UK
Portland
Sudbury Sts
Iny Maw
North
Washburn
Washburn Department Store
Washburn Credit House
Washington St
Essex Lynn Branch
Union St
Demarest
Taylor
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