Allin Lawyer Declares Bankrupt After Extradition Case
Attorney H Nelson Allin, counsel for Frederick T Moore the absconding banker, has filed for bankruptcy in U S District Court. Liabilities total 4652 72 with all claims unsecured and Denning of Waltham holding the largest note at 1600 three other debts range from 500 to 400. Allin resides in Waltham.
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H. Nelson Allin
Frederick T. Moore
National Bank of Commerce
Chili
United States District Court
Allin
Frank F. Denning
Waltham
Chaplin Issues Statement on Squire & Co Assets
H W Chaplin assignee of John P Squire & Co and 23 allied concerns released a 35 page creditor statement. It notes no dividend details yet but summarizes investigations into affairs and highlights the Cambridge plant as a valued asset with a defective title still to be perfected.
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H. W. Chaplin
John P. Squire & Co
Cambridge
Back Bay Protected by Police Board Statement
Police Commissioner Clark says a private patrol request circulating in the Back Bay is unfounded. He notes two private houses in the Back Bay were entered last year while vacant, and credits increased patrols with keeping the Back Bay largely free of theft. He asserts no need for private watchmen.
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Clark
Back Bay
McClure Arrested in Rutland Embezzlement Case
Marvin A. McClure is jailed on charges of embezzlement and grand larceny tied to the Merchants' National Bank collapse. Similar charges justify Cashier W. Manssey’s arrest. investigations by D. D. Muir, bank receiver, led the action.更多 arrests may follow.
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Rutland
Marvin A. McClure
Merchants’ National Bank
Whic Cashier Co
W. Manssey
D. D. Muir
Merchants’ Bank
Frontiers of Army Life Highlighted at Trimountain Garrison
At the last meeting of Trimountain Garrison Army and Navy Union Comrade Patrick Maghar spoke on frontier army life. Dennis M Calnan reviewed General Lawtons service and James H Flynn spoke on military topics. The commander named standing committees and the next meeting set for April 3 with plans for a mammoth smoke talk and enture course.
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Trimountain
Army and Navy Union
Patrick Maghar
Ei Hth
Dennis M. Calnan
Lawton
James H. Flynn
Rionde
Flynn
French
Ilip J. Kelley
Peter Cusack
John F. McClus
Hall Androperty
Edward J. Nagle
Joseph DeSousa
Alexander Jamison
Frank Ural
Union
Man commits suicide at Niagara Falls and leaves property to Lillian Russell
A Pittsburg man Hippolyte Schneider waded into Goat Island water and shot himself three times. He fell over the Cave of the Winds and drowned. Letters found indicate he blamed Miss Lillian Russell and left her all his property. He had been pursued by notes and had recently lost his Westinghouse job.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Goat Island
Una
Goat Islands
Hippolyte Schneider
Pittsburg
Lillian Russell
Infanta Eulalie
Westinghouse Company
New York
Schneider
Miss Russell
Penn
Westinghouse Electric Company
East Pittsburg
Third Victim Dead in Calais Murder Suicide
In Calais Maine an eight year old boy, son of Fred Reynolds, died last night after Reynolds murdered his wife and two sons and fatally injured a third child. A coroner inquest at Red Beach returned a verdict that Mrs Reynolds and the two boys died at Reynolds hands. Reynolds, held in the city jail, appeared rational today after yesterday's violence and doctors say he is mentally unsound.
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Calais
Fred Reynolds
Red Beach
Nineteen Workmen Notified as Public Buildings Repairs End
Nineteen of the public buildings department repairs staff are dismissed as the division winds down. Named are John A Barr machinist and twenty others with roles from carpenter to plasterer and steam fitter helper, earning from $1.25 to $8.50 daily. A shorter list of remaining workers includes James Corbett and others with daily wages and yearly salaries.
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Public Buildings Department
John A. Barr
William T. Brady
John Brent
John Casey
Mason
Edward F. Chamberlain
John L. Carver
John E. Dwyer
Carpenter
Frank M. Fitzgerald
Patrick F. Googin
Warren Hammond
John A. Hearm
Jos T. Jones
Lei
William T. Kinnett
Seroyre Olishe
Beavert Keith
Philip le
Edward E. Riemer Onetter
Micheal J. Melody
Plasterer
Plunkett
James
Benjamin Lenthier
James F. Corbett
Fred M. Dacy
James E. Doyle
William Hennessey
George E. Jones
F. McGrath
Indnew J. McLaughlin
Richard J. O'Hara
Kate Chase Sprague Estate Goods Sell in New York
The sale of Kate Chase Sprague’s household items and art in New York raised 44448 dollars. Kate Chase’s lace from the St James presentation sold for 87 dollars sixty cents per yard. Henry Villard bought a Salmon P Chase bust and may donate it to the Congressional Library. The Washington residence Ewood in Washington will be sold subject to a 99 dollar mortgage.
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New York
Kate Chase
Washington
Court of St. James
Salmon P. Chase
Henry Villard
Congression Library
Ewood
Washinton
Century-Old Woburn Resident Honored on Birthday
Mrs. Nancy Knight of Woburn marked her birthday and became the city's oldest resident. Born in Newburyport in 1805, she has lived in Woburn most of her life and now resides with her daughter Mrs. Kate L. Stearns on Sturgis Street.
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Woburn
Nancy Knight
Rs. Knight
Ewburyport
Knight
Rs. Knigh
Kate L. Stearns
Sturgis Street
Merino Shirts and Drawers Offered at Special Price
A stock of 100 dozen medium weight Merino shirts and drawers is offered in white natural wool and camel hair. Shirts feature silk trim, pearl buttons, and ribbed cuffs. drawers have reinforced seams and reinforced fabric. Special price available while stock lasts.
Five Found Guilty in Lafayette Square Robbery
In Haverhill on March 9 a group of young men and women were found guilty in district court for robbing Chin Don on Lafayette square last night. Evidence showed the Chinaman was held while others robbed his place. Joseph O Neill and Jim Murphy were sent to the rediven store. Mabel Stone Mary Williefau and Laura Grey received one year at Sherborn.
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Haverhill
Chin Don
Lafayette Square
Joseph O’neiil
Jim Murphy
Red Iven
Mabel Stone
Mary Williefau
Laura Grey
Sherborn
Pritchett Elected President of MIT
Dr Henry H Pritchett head of the United States Coast and Geodesic Survey was elected president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at a corporation meeting yesterday Crafts will stay until the end of the school year and Pritchett will assume duties in September He is 43 and regarded as one of the nation’s able men.
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Henry 8. Pritchett
United States Coast and Geodesic Survey
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Crafts
Pritchett
Institute of Technol
Ae Pritchett
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