Guion in Embezzlement Case Involving $30 000 Bonds
William H. Guion confessed to taking $30,000 in bonds from a trust with William A. Booth of the Third National Bank. The bonds, part of $150,000 deposited by the British America Assurance, were taken to cover alleged temporary embarrassment. About $10,000 returned, the firm sues the two co trustees for the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
SordAu
William H. Guion
William A. Booth
Third National Bank
Safe Deposit Company
Bank of Commerce
England and Portugal Seek Early Settlement of Dispute
Lisson May 7. Senhor Ribeiro, Portugal's Foreign Affairs Minister, told the Chamber of Deputies he hopes for an early and honorable settlement with England and that he will submit all papers on the dispute. The opposition said it would await the papers before debating the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisson
Senhor Ribeiro
Chamber of Deputies
Portugal
England
Society of the Cincinnati meets in Baltimore in May 1893
The Society of the Cincinnati held a triennial session in Baltimore May 7 with a reception by the Maryland Cincinnati Society, a business session, and an evening entertainment at the Hotel Rennert. Speakers praised unity, liberty, and the ties between Maryland and Massachusetts, noting Britain's past conflicts and the society's role in preserving civic ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers of the Cincinnati
Union
Massachusetts Society
England
India
Cincinnati
Maryland
Massachusetts
Assembly of
Bay State
Lord Hillsborough
Lord Laporough
Boston
Baltimore Committee of Correspondence
Boston Comares
America
Spain
Matthew Tilghman
Washington
Cambridge
Long Island
Szermantown
White Plains
Monmouth
Yorktown
Ryland
Bunker Hill
Fifth Mearyland Regiment
Jenkins
Charlestown
Tariff Debate Pushes for Higher Duties on Glassware and Wool
In a continued tariff debate, McKinley explains proposed duties to boost domestic industries. The plan increases taxes on glassware to counter foreign competition while preserving earthenware. Wool schedules rise to protect mills as tariff reform is debated amid farmer concerns and calls for broader market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
United States
Canada
Treasury
Great Britain
Unite States
Mills
Texas
Senate actions and proposed reforms in May session
In the Senate, Plumb introduced bills for a Grand Army of Labor and a public farm in every county, while a joint resolution sought ICC investigation of railroad free passes affecting elections. Other measures included transfer debates on the revenue marine service, Maine ordnance deliveries, and a note-issuing bill. Amendments targeted Treasury funds and gold reserves as discussions drifted into executive sessions. The day closed with adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plumb
Wage Workers’ Alliance of Washington
Grand Army of Labor
The
Republic
Call
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Congress
Sherman
Secretary of the Treasury
Revenue Marine Service
Navy Department
Maine
Gray
Yeas
Cockrell
New Hampshire
Chandler
Navy
Senate
Stewart
West
Treasury
Reagan
Blair
Aldrich
Allison
Jones
Teller
Collision at Union street crossing in Allentown
A New Jersey Central express collided with the Lehigh Valley New York passenger train at Union street crossing. The Central engine and one Lehigh Valley car toppled. One Lehigh Valley passenger, Emma Hall of Ithaca, was killed instantly. Several others injured including Joseph Hantler, Mary Barbari, N H Davis, Charles Hiller, H Purr, W M Reynoxps, Join Survey, and John Rilley. The Buffalo Express from New York suffered air brake failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Penn
New Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley New York
Union Street
Lehigh Valley
Central
Emma Hall
Ithaca
N. Y
Joseph Hantler
Wilkesbarre
St. Luke's Hospital
Bethlehem
N.H. Davis
Jenningsville
Charles Hiller
Pittaton
John Rilley
New York
Buffalo Express
Striking carpenters push nine hours pay plan
Boston labor unrest spreads as carpenters and pavers vote to work nine hours for ten hours pay. Walking delegate Clinkard reports many strikers at Wells Memorial Hall. committees to notify local firms and arrange meetings are formed. Other unions rally. Knights of Labor appeal for support. factories like Patten and Burns see mixed results with some adjustments or ongoing disputes. New York and Philadelphia reports confirm broad carpenters concessions and weitere local actions across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Memorial Hall
Clinkard
Alpha Fife and Drum Corps
Boston
Washington Street
Payson & Co
H. Gore & Co
John Turner & Co
W. Harrison
Edison Electric Light Company
Soule, Tillingham & Co
Pressmen’s Hall
Eliot Street
Lynn
Waltham
Seattle
Wash
Dallas
Tex
Plumbers’ Union
Mellen
Knights of Labor
John P. Squire & Co
William H. Burns
New York
Hermann & Sons
West Thirty-fourth Street
Hedden & Sons
Newark
N. J
Philadelphia
New Brproro
New Bedford Mule Spinners’ Association
Thomas W. Cook
Concord
Laborers’ Protective Union
A. 5
Lowden
Mortgagers Sale and Assignees Sale in Boston and Dorchester
Public auctions offer the sale of multiple properties and assets. The first item is a Boston Charlestown area lot with dwelling, tied to a 1838 mortgage by Harry H Lydston and Abbie W Lydston to Joseph White, with a May 31 auction date. The second sale, at 105 Magnolia Street Dorchester, covers about 11 791 square feet of vacant land to the rear, with cash terms and quick settlement. Also listed are a wagon, horse, buggy, sleigh, and two harnesses for cash. Assignees’ sale is conducted by Al Pete, 6 Tremont Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Lydston
Abbie W. Lydston
Joseph White
County of
Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
Charlestown
Cook Street
James Dana
M. Felton
Lerma
M. D. Adams
Pemberton Square
Magnolia St
Hird St
Dorchester Dist
Magnolia Street
Islington
K.M. Pulsifer
Charles River
New England
Garden City
Massachusetts
Samuel Bowles
Cottage One
Alex
S. Porter
State St
James F.C. Hyde
Milk St
A. Folsom Estate
Huntington Avenue
Longwood Avenue
Conant Street
Kay Park
Martin School
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of
John Noble
Edward Blake
Michael O’mealey
Edwin Rice
Michael O'Mealey
David H. Blaney
Thomas Higgins
George O. Thurston
County of Middlesex
Catherine A. Rosenverg
Somerville
Central Avenue
City of
Chelsea
Catherine Rosenberg
Said Avenue
Alonzo Lewis
Shawmun Street
Maverick Street
Arlington Savings Bank
Margaret Cashman
Jabez A, Sawyer, Aduir
Catherine A. Rosenberg
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lawrence
Eastern Railroad Company
Portsmouth
Great Falls and Conway
Sigourney Butler
Eastern Raileruvoad Company
Boston & Lowell Ailroad Corporation
Causeway Street
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
William &, Lawrence
Guardian Orders Tennessee Building and Land Co. Listed
A guardian directs action involving the Sev AnaeRts estate and the Tennison Building and Land Company with references to Boston and Albany Railroad Blackstone National Bank and Boston National Bank among listed institutions and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sev AnaeRts Ateaeece Tennison Building & Land Co
Boston & Albany RR
Blackstone Nat. Bank
Guardian
Nat. Webster Bank
Boston Nat. Bank
Len
Old Boston
Nat. Bank
Eliot Nat. Bank
State N. Bank
N. Webster Bank
Asiatic N. Bk
Salem
Merchants’ N. Bank
Kansas City
Nat
Hide & Leather Bank
Edwards Co
Middlesex Co
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
Nashua
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W. H. Guion
Society OF the Cincinnati
Baltimore
Nebraska
House
Messrs
O'Donnell
Michigan
Post
Illinois
Messrs. Stewart
Georgia
Ellis
Kentucky
Squire’s
Holbrook & Fox
Ofice
No. 12 Post Office
Beston
James F. C. Hyde
Auburndale
Newton
Postofice Square
Savin Hill
D. N
Daniel Denny Place
Savin Ti Avenue
Porter
L. Foster Morse
Omee
Warren Street
R. L. Day & CO
Breck Auctioneers
Eens & Appraisers
Fice
Room &. 7 Exchange PL “Scion
Boston Stock Exchange
Ae Fitchburg RR
Plu. Tioston & Lowell Rk
City Bank
Union Bank
Ao Globe Investment Co
Freeman's Nat. Bank
Fennan Mille
Ad Cordage Co
Old Boston Nat. Bank
Zee Pane
Edwards Mfg. Co
Whion Cotton Mie. Co
Fall River
Hamilton
Middlesex M
Conn
Pass. River RR
Oregon & Transcontinental Co
Para Rubber Shoe Co
American Screw Co
Charles River Embankment Co
American Ins. Co
Lombard Investment Co
Jarvis-Conklin Mtgerust Co
Coleman ,Cook & IK & CO
Maverick Square
East
Horatio Harris & Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants
State Street
Snow & CO
North Market St
Fultoa Sh
C. A. Greene
M.D
Tremont Street
Ston, Mass
John C. Wilmerding
Messrs. Parker, Wilder & CO
Wilmerding, Morris & Mitchel
White Street
Parker, Wilder & Co
Wilmerding, Morris & Mitchell
Francis Henshaw & CO
Congress Street
Corner Exchange Place
Naumkeag Stearn Cotton Co
E. W&i. Fairbanks Co
Maine Cent
City of Cincinnati
Lowell Mfg. Co
Boston Storage Warehouse Co
Cheshire RR
Phil
Wil
Baltimore RR
Metropolitan RR
New England Mfg. Security Co
Burl. & Mo. Rivers RR
S. Ge
Helena Water Co
Hamilton Mfg. Co
China Mutual Ins
Scrip
Amory Mfg. Co
Mass, Loan & Trust Co
Boston Post
Alesmen
Centennial Mfg. CO
Chicago, Ll
F. M. Holmes Furniture Co
Guite
City Notices
City Hall
Board of Assessors
Duncklee
Portland, Saco & Portsmouth Railroad Company
Kittery
F. R. Barreit
Corporaton
Portland
Proprietors OF India Wharf
Charles A. Welch
A. C. Fearing, JR
Bogton
Centre Harbor
Sutton Farm
Steamer Landing
Lake Winnipesaukee
John HT. Sutton
Ss. M. Milliken
Exen Sutton
Alex. S. Porter
Waterloo
Warner
N. H
Price
Geo. F. Bean
Sumner 8
Bar Harbor
Miss Buchanan
Park Avenue
Ballismore
Hotel Nahant
Nahant
Prescott New Hovel
Prescott Place
Ocean St
Lyon
F. H. Gould
Rose
Standish
Downer Landing
Hingham
J. W. C. Gilman
Bromfield Street
Ocean House
Ocean Spray
Winthrop
Hl. B. Snowe
Bever
Ayass
Edwards Street
Beverly
Ee Bosttoo’ & Maine Brailervad
Amos Blanchard
Lae Sear Te
Edward Lesley
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway Railroad CO
Atlantic Insurance Co
Henry VP. Coffin
Water St
Henry
Fish
Joan RE. Green
William
New Hampshire Trust Co
Manchester
Devonshire Street
Francis A. Osborn
Wh. F. Hammett
Western Farm Mortgsees
Sohn Seaeres & Sons
Bankers and Brokers
Allen, Weeks
Investmen Securliiles
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