Directors sworn to truth of New England Trust Co. return
Suffolk county Boston on May 9 1901 directors of The New England Trust Co appeared and swore to the truth of the statement to the best of their knowledge. Names include WILLIAM ENDICOTT CHARLES F CHOATE J LEWIS STACKPOLE C H DALTON T JEFFERSON COOLIDGE CHARLES L YOUNG WM FARNSWORTH before Justice Nathl Hurd Henchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Boston
The
New England Trust Co
Nath’l Hurd Henchman
Justice of the Peace
Three Bodies Found In Ruins Of A Home
County officials visited the scene and prepared for an inquest as neighbors reported a possible tragedy last evening. Four men sought by police are believed linked to a Willimantic stage robbery. An Indian description surfaced, and liquor was taken from the express package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una
Sys
Allen House
Willimantic
Johnson
Bunker Brook
Jenkins Loses To Elliott In Greco Roman Bout At Howard
Tom Jenkins, American champion, faced Nick Elliott in Boston at the old Howard. Jenkins forfeits $50 per challenger if he fails to win in fifteen minutes. The Saturday match ended with Jenkins unable to throw Elliott in Greco Roman style after a split decision on style. Gus Johnson, a European athlete, is set to challenge Jenkins this afternoon.
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Tom Jenkins
Boston
Old Howard
Nick Elliott
New York
Jenkins
In &m
Elliott
Howard
Gus Johnson
Johnson
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Recital at Steinert Hall Draws Large Audience
A large audience attended last night’s recital at Steinert Hall presented by the Faelten Pianoforte School with no following participants listed. Names include Miles, ganna Davidson, Agnes Driscoll, Mare Doble, I Tuttle, Jennie Crawford, Perle Gertrude Sharman, Neltille Henderson, Cora Littlefield, Mabel Norton, Susie Ritchie, Annabel Hutchins, Mollie Gilman, Elizabeth Tovall, Laura Appell and gentlemen Herbert Sexton Harold Carver Given Herbert Henderson Roger Ideohindiin Nathaniel Foley Walter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert Hall
Faelten Pianeforte School
Miles
Ganna Davidson
Agnes Driscoll
Mare Doble
I Tuttle
Jennie Crawford
Perle Gertrude Sharman
Neltille Henderson
Cora Littlefield
Mabel Norton
Susie Ritchie
Annabel Hutchins
Mollie Gilman
Elizabeth Tovall
Laura Appell
Essrs
Boston Society Echoes Split in McKim and Breed Divorces
Rumors of settlements ease social tension as McKim divorce is decided with the judge granting custody to the father for the children. Sylvester Breed reportedly agrees to a noncontest decree for his wife's suit while Breed remains in Salem with family support. The breed and McKim cases move toward quiet settlements with limited public proceedings.
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Breed
McKim
Boston
North Shore
Colt
Newburyport
Sylvester
Salem
Lynn
Suffolk Superior Court
Fox
John P. Reynolds
Jacob N. Maloof
Jacob
Ray
Mr. Mulvey
Ex-Cashier Foster Bailed After Four Months in Jail
Ex-Cashier George M. Foster, tied to the defunct South Danvers National Bank of Peabody, was bailed after four months in Charles street jail. His initial $10,000 bail rose to $25,000 before United States Marshal Darling posted sureties. Bondsmen include Thomas J. Broderick John L. McManus James Connor all of Peabody and Almiraz M. Field of Everett.
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Charles Street
George M. Foster
John W. Dickinson
South Danvers National Bank
Peabody
Foster
United States
Darling
Casey
Mason
Unite States District Court
Thomas J. Broderick
John L. McManus
James ¥. Connor
Almiraz, M. Field
Everett
Grairman Clark Silent on Police Commission Charges
Chairman Robert F. Clark of the Police Commission declined to answer allegations raised by B. B. Johnson and Reverend Berle. He stated the board had nothing to add in refutation and could not respond to the charges.
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Robert F. Clark
The
Police Commission
Post
B. B. Johnson
Watch and Oe Society
Tremont Temple Sunny
Clark
Mr. Berle
Johnson
Police Board
Russian Revolt Spreads as Arrests Stretch Across Russia
A St. Petersburg correspondent reports the revolutionary movement spreads among Russia's laboring classes. In recent days about 400 operatives have been arrested, along with several editors and women. Two professors under arrest are moved to interior positions.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Russia
Deaths in Malden Claim Local Notables Settlement
William Bliss aged 40 a well known Malden resident died at his home Patsot Bayley a retired sea captain died at his home on Gontd avenue today Burton N JA Bush a well known young man and a graduate of Malden High School is noted in the local death notices
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Malden
William Bliss
Patsot Bayley
Gontd Avenue
Burton N. JA Bush
Fee Aero
Malden High
Fire at unoccupied barn owned by George Stearns
At about 1 o clock this morning Cambridge fire department responded to Box 153 for a fire in an unoccupied barn owned by Mr George Stearns at the corner of Riverview avenue and De Wolfe street. The blaze was extinguished with a loss to the structure and contents.
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Cambridge Fire Department
George Stearns
Riverview Avenue
de Wolfe Street
McKinley Resting. Tour May Be Curtailed for Mrs. McKinley
President McKinley returns from San Jose to his wife's bedside at the Scott residence in San Francisco. If her condition remains favorable, he will continue the planned program with curtailments, including visits to Leland Stanford Junior University and brief stops at San Mateo and Burlingame. The entry into San Francisco is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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San Francisco
McKinley Planed to Visit Quincy July Sixth
Quincy May 13 Mayor Hall conferred with civil and military leaders on entertaining President McKinley on July 6. Brooks Adams and Thomas A. Watson attended. The President will be hosted by Brooks Adams and visit the Adams birthplaces and burials. Watson will invite western leaders to Fore River Works to see the Des Moines and battleships under construction.
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Quincy
Fore River
Des Moines
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Sohier House Robbed of Jewelry on Beacon Street
A thief entered W. D. Sohier’s residence at 79 Beacon Street yesterday afternoon and stole a quantity of valuables including two gold watches several gold shirt buttons a pearl stick pin a heavy chain and several charms. A colored man posing as an awning fixer gained entry and left after saying he would return with tools. Police have descriptions of the jewelry and the suspect.
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W. D. Sohier
Beacon Street
Huston University Girls Defeat Somerville Latin 6 to 4 at Allen Gym
Huston University women edged Somerville Latin School 6 to 4 in a fast game at Allen Gym. Captain Davis Grace Crane and Jane Comey starred for Huston, while Hetherington Green and Baldwin led Somerville.
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Somerville Latin School
B. U
Allen Gymnasium
Corner St. Botoph
Garrison Streets
Huston University
Somerville
Somerville Latin
Davis
Grace Crane
Jane Comey
Miss Vinton
Hetherington
Green
Baldwin
B. U. Somerville
Crane
L. F
Miss Jones
Sheehan
Miss Baldwin
Small
R. c
Seesesee
D. C
Miss Green
Kingston
Kathan
Vinton
Whittier
A. Yanesmen
Crawford
Tucker, Story and Brown
Timer—Woodward
Fire Damages Nickerson Grocery for Ten Thousand
A blaze at the J H Nickerson groceries on Commerce Street caused about 10000 in losses. The one story brick building burned soon after discovery before 11 PM, a second alarm brought quick response, and only canned goods survived amid ruined groceries.
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J. H. Nickerson
Commerce Street
Cuban constitutional convention split over Platt amendment
In secret session May 13 the Cuban convention debated the Washington report on bases and the Platt amendment. Some leaders urged accepting the amendment citing Root’s assurances and Cuban sovereignty, while others opposed. a motion to refer the report to relations was approved and a delay until after municipal elections is contemplated.
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Havana
Washington
United Sates
Sanguily
Tamayo
Liorente
Betancourt
Root
United States
Cuba
Senoro Portuondo
Senor Capote
Senor
Juan Guulberto Gomez
Committee On Relations
Committee On
Villuendas
de Quesada
Gomez and
Silva
Woman's Strange Death by Own Action in Boarding House
Mrs. Mary Arthur, 27, sat cheerfully with her landlady and husband at 12 Pitts street Sunday evening. After 10 she went to her third floor room, shared a light lunch, and was later found dead at 8 o clock, a self inflicted tragedy in a quiet boarding house.
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Mary Arthur
Pitts Street
Crosses Point to Scene of Tragic Dying Fall
Mrs. Mary En Rath leaped from a room in an upper story window and landed on the yard below where she was found dead with fatal injuries. Police investigated the circumstances surrounding the fall as details of the incident emerged.
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Mary EN
Woman Found Dead After Window Jump In New York Yard
A Roxbury girl identified as Roxana was found dead after apparently jumping from a window in the back yard near her room. The landlord said the bed showed she had just sat on it. A medical examiner called it a suicide in a case with multiple injuries from a fall. The husband, said to be in New York, had sent money and was later located at a hotel Imperial.
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Manimi
Post
Roxba O
Xbury
New York
Imperial
New York City
Mob forces drive non union workers to Albany station
In Albany on May 18 a mob of about 2000 Albanians and 200 non union men were escorted by mounted police to the city line station of the United Traction Company. Stones and curses rained on the non union workers as traffic aimed to resume under new non union operation. Police protected the car barns where workers were housed while company officials awaited striker response to a conference proposal.
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Albany
N. Y
Albany City
United Traction Company
Croaa
Mason Builders Threaten Shutdown Over Bricklayers Strike
The Mason Builders' Association warns of a Thursday shutdown if bricklayers unions do not end strikes. It cites sixteen years of arbitration and an annual agreement, saying a shutdown could idle 50 000 to 60 000 workers in other trades, with broader effects if weeks pass.
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New York
Mason Builders’ Association
Cowen
England's new army plans debated in House of Commons
War secretary Brodrick moves a six corps scheme with militia reserve and larger yeomanry. Campbell Bannerman opposes, saying burdens rise without strengthening Britain. Wyndham cites high British soldier costs versus American. Debate adjourned. civil list reading passes.
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London
Brodrick
House of Commons
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Great Britain
Wyndham
Conference on nine hour day for machinery trades
May 13 Washington reports a conference at the AFL headquarters with leaders from the Machinists and allied unions. They plan coordinated action to establish a nine hour work day for all workers in the machinery industry, with a continuation meeting set for tomorrow.
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Washington
International Association of Machinists
Gopers
American Federation of Labor
James O'Connell
John Mulholland
International Association of Allied Metal Mechanics
Worcester Linemen Strike in Worcester Telephone Exchange
Eight members of the Worcester branch of the Line men’s Union quit work at 6 o’clock. A daytime committee called on Manager Frederick B. Waring of the Worcester Telephone Exchange who said the matter was beyond his jurisdiction to handle.
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Worcester
Linemen’s Union
Frederick B. Waring
Worcester Telephone Exchange
Waring
Bevans
Harvard Star Frank Story Struck From Season By Typhoid
Harvard third baseman Frank Story is out for the season with typhoid fever. Even if he recovers in time for the Yale games he would not be fit to endure the physical strain of that schedule.
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Frank Story
Harvard
Yale
Lowell Strike Hits Lowell Division of NE Tel In Lowell
About 200 linemen walk out in the Lowell division of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company. Plasterers also strike for an eight hour day and a minimum wage of 2.50. Building operations in Lowell are at a standstill.
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Lowell
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Recital by Mrs Louis Kelterborn At Association Hall
A select German American audience attended a song recital at Association Hall featuring Mrs Louis Kelterborn with violinist Wilhelm Traupe violaist Hermann Hoyer and pianist Dr Louis Kelterborn. Her program included In May The Sylph of Peace Love Song For get Me Not The Dew In Sparkling Maiden's Dream Secrecy The Gardener The Lonely One Old Song Cherubini's Aria Water Lily The Beaming A MacDowell Sleep Baby Sleep and Answer among others.
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Association Hall
Louis Kelterborn
Messrs
Wilhelm Traupe
Hermann Hoyer
Rubinstein
Bungert
The
Hugo Wolf
Niggll
Bizet
Cherubini
Mozart
Oote
Sers
German Sodalities Banquet Marks Anniversary Event
Joy filled Casino Hall during the German Catholic Holy Trinity sodality anniversary celebration. Rev Fathers Jutz Von Anchelberg Achienter Gannon Truemper Gasson Doody Haberstroh nappe assisted. John Rein Phil Fwhs Henry G. Waller and others served as officers and organizers for the evening.
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Casino Hall
Ally Becouein
Father Jutz
Urishtpara
Von
Anchelberg
Peter Achienter
Gannon
Truemper
Gasson
City of Jesus
Doody
Haberstroh
Nappe
John Rein
Phil
Clovhdie
Henry G. Waller
Mar B & Jee
X -Louis Steuer
Roberts case dropped in Utah supreme court
The unlawful cohabitation case against Brigham Roberts was stricken from the docket of the State Supreme Court after a defect in the indictment was raised. It is likely the case will end.
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Roberts
Salt Lake City
Utah
Brigham Roberts
State Supreme Court
Match Factory Fire Idle 100 Men In Detroit Area
Fire at the Walkerville Match Factory on Walkerville road near Walkerville Ont likely destroys the three story brick building. About 100 men are employed there and are idle as flames spread shortly after midnight.
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Match Factory
Detroit
Mich
Walkerville
Walkerville Road
Ont
Fire at Charlestown Grocery Damages Building
An alarm from Box 484 at 2 o'clock this morning reported a blaze in the three story wooden grocery store of Wiliam F. Baker at 2 Rutherford Avenue Charlestown. Loss estimated at $300 with cause unknown. Building owned by the Bradford estate.
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Wiliam F. Baker
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Bradford Estate
Dean's Ointment Promises Instant Relief And Cure
An advertisement claims Dean's Ointment provides instant relief and a permanent cure for itching piles at any drug store for 50 cents. The copy urges immediate use to stop suffering and cure the condition.
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Dean
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Boston Dentist
Dr F B Carleton of 174 Crestnut St Chelsea testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back pains after other treatments failed. He recalls relief from gnawing kidney region pains and urges residents to use the product. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets Doan's 50 cents a box as sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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F. B. Carleton
Crestnut St
Chelsea
Dean
Poston
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Free lectures on wool textiles offered by Shuman Co in Boston
Messrs A Shuman Co announce a free lecture course on wool textiles to educate the public about fabric quality and the dangers of shoddy materials. Mr Rymarczickh will lecture with demonstrations, aiming at high school and institute students, starting next Saturday at 3 PM with tickets from Shuman Corner.
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Boston
Lyceum
Ralphi Waldo Emerson
James T. Meldis
Dickens
Lowell
Boston Public Library
Messrs. A. Shuman & C
Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Shuman Corner
Rymarczickh
Messa Shuman & Co
Ted Unlls
United States
Egypt
Rymarcezick
Messrs. Shuman & Co
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Perare
Spooner presses plan to keep Chelsea in seventh district
Representative Wallace Spooner of Chelsea protests Charles Saunders plan to redistrict Suffolk. He proposes Chelsea stay in the seventh district with intact Boston wards and adding Milton Hyde Park and Brookline to Boston. He says this would yield two Democratic districts for Boston and one Republican and urges preserving the existing seventh district. Senator Chamberlain will chair today's redistricting sub committee meeting.
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Wallace Spooner
Chelsea
Charles R. Saunders
Suffolk County
Chamberlain
Committee On Redistricting
Republican State Committee
Boston
Milton
Quincy
Braintree
Weymouth
Holbrook
Randolph
Avon
Stoughton
Hyde Park
Norfolk County
Goetting
J. B. Reynolds
State Committee
Post
Mission kept open as annual meeting draws visitors
The Boston North End Mission held its annual inspection and open house yesterday at headquarters 301 North Street. More than a hundred visitors attended the afternoon and evening event. At the business meeting Mrs Silas Pierce of Brookline Mrs Ithington of Jamaica Plain and Mrs Gleason were elected to the board of directors.
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Boston North End
North Street
Silas Pierce
Brookline
Ithington
Jamaica Plain
Gleason
Railroad War Pit Senator Clark In UP Stock Move
The World reports Senator William A. Clark abroad bought large Union Pacific shares today for the Hill Morgan faction. Morgan aims to wrest UP from Harriman to avenge Northern Pacific attacks. The World says Gorges has not yet controlled Northern Pacific.
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New York
William A. Clark
Union Pacific
Hill-Morgan Party
Morgan
Harriman
Northern Pacific
Gorges
Malden Police Report Farnham Death by Laudanum
A May 13 telegram from New York police states Freak F Farnham of Malden died by taking laudanum at the Eclipse lodging house in the metropolis. Farnham, long a Malden resident and eight year police member, leaves a wife and three children at 18 Waverly street.
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Malden
New York Police
Farnham
Eclipse
Metropolis
Police Department
Waverly Street
Gardner Boxers Clashed In 20 Round Bout At Metropolitan
Eddie Gardner of Wheeling and Gus Gardner of Boston fought a 20 round match before 5000 fans at the Metropolitan club. Gus held the edge with weight reach and reach while Eddie showed skill and speed, winning several exchanges though both exchanged hard blows throughout.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Gardners
Eddie
Gus
Boston
No Change of Winning in Shamrock Cup Race
London reports disappointment over Shamrock II defeat. The Daily Chronicle questions Lipton's intent and suggests Shamrock I may be selected to cross the Atlantic if earlier races set finisher conditions, with stronger winds possibly aiding performance.
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London
The
Daily Chronicle
Thomas Lipton
Atlantic
Break in Ward 22 spurs split over committee seat
In Jamaica Plain Ward 22 the committee split on who joins the 25 member panel choosing a Jesse M. Gove successor. Joseph B. Gould sought a seat but faced opposition. Fred A. Wood was his rival. After five ballots a neutral member sided with Gould, leading to a plan for Gould to back Michael J. Murray, a Ward 22 resident, for presidency and a vacancy via resignation.
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Jamaica Plain
Ward 22
Gould
J. Gould
Wood
Michael J. Murray
Murray
Mui
Hazeltine Married in New York to Stella Hale
William O. Hazeltine, a Boston actor formerly with Augustin Daly and J. H. Gilmour, wed Stella A. Hale in New York last Saturday. He recently played General Falconer in She Who Must Not Be Named at the Park Theatre and teaches dramatic elocution at Harvard. The couple were married by Rev. Minot J. Savage.
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William O. Hazeltine
New York
Stella A. Hale
Mr. Hazeltine
Augustin Daly
J. H. Gilmour
Tremont Theatre
General Falconer
the Park
Atre
Harvard University
Wellington Street
Bennett Sentenced in Polygamy Case by Superior Court
In an afternoon session Judge Fox sentenced George Bennett to two and a half to three and a half years in the state penitentiary for polygamy. The verdict follows his trial in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Fox
George Bennett
Jacksonville Relief Committee Appeals for National Aid
The Jacksonville relief committee issues an address to the nation expressing gratitude for the response to local needs. It notes the city requires a large fund to meet actual needs and restore proper conditions, urging generous support from the American people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fila
Schedules show John E. Searles assets exceed liabilities
New York May 13 schedules filed in Brooklyn federal court show the former sugar magnate John E. Searles who assigned to Edward F. Dwight on March 5 and faced bankruptcy four days later has assets totaling 5 616 545 dollars while his liabilities are far lower.
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New York
John E. Searles
Edward F. Dwight
United States District Court
Brooklyn
Searles
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Franklin Haven
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Grairman
Cambridge
M’kinley
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Fore River Works
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Nickerson
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Traction Company
England
Kelterborn Recital
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Challenger
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Bennett
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