Evans Missing Husband Seen in New York Amid Bond Dispute
Mrs. Evans reports Gilbert F. Evans of 767 Tremont street was seen in a New York cab with a man after disappearing two weeks ago. She suspects foul play tied to $2000 cash and two bonds, alleges intoxication and possible misplacement of bonds, and says police will act. Evans once ran a broker's office on State street and suffered mental illness in recent years.
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Gilbert F. Evans
Tremont Street
New York
Evans
Chicago & Western Michigan Railroad
George E. Smith
Frank Washburn
Francis Adams
O. A
Denounce Addicks in Wilmington Republican meeting
In Wilmington on May 15 a large Young Men's Republican Club gathering adopted resolutions denouncing John Edward Addicks and others for actions in a recent case. The motion stated Addicks is unworthy of Republican party recognition and membership.
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Wilmington
Del
Young Men's Republican Club
Mr. Addicks
Banby
Moore
Robbins
John Edward Addicks
Republican Party
Cordage firm mulls funding coupons with fresh capital
A Boston rumor about United States Cordage Company funding coupons on first mortgage bonds is denied by an executive. He says funding would delay inevitable problems unless new working capital is secured from a reliable source to keep the business running.
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New York
Boston
United States Cordage Company
Kelly
California flooded with cheap Japanese labor on farms
Investigation shows cheap Japanese labor flooding California. Every steamer from the Orient Honolulu and Victoria brings in workers in violation of alien contract labor laws. In the past year about 10 000 Japanese found employment on farms and vineyards leaving farm hands idle by thousands.
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San Francisco
Cal
California
Orient
Honolulu
Victoria
Thougan
Marblehead Shoe Makers Assign to Lynn Trustee
Marblehead May 15 Glass Pierce and Condon shoe manufacturers assigned to Eben Smith of Lynn for creditors' benefit. No further details available due to damaged text.
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Marblehead
Glass
Pierce & Condon
Hben Smith
Lynn
Spring Overcoats and Tailor Made Suits Sale
A sweeping sale offers spring overcoats at 10 dollars per hundred with many short and long styles. Tailor made suits start at 15 dollars with 300 plus options in imported and American fabrics. Also featured are all wool suits at 10 dollars and duck trousers in several sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Sachatori
Dolan Organizes Drive Against Liquor in Newton Nonantum
Father Michael Dolan hosts a meeting of over 100 residents to form an association aimed at ending illicit liquor sales in Nonantum. A petition to the Newton Board of Aldermen requests policing and warrants to shut down kitchen barrooms and push for licensing if needed to curb the nuisance.
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Father Michael Dolan
Newton
Father Dolan
Nonantum
Board of Aldermen
The Atchison Assessments Announced
The joint executive reorganization committee of the Atchison railroad fixes four instalments for a 10 per share assessment with due dates June 10 July 12 August 12 and September 12. A 2 1/2 percent discount applies to elders who pay the full 10 assessment by June 10.
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New York
Joint Executive Reorganization Committee
Atchison Railroad Today
Prussian Upper House Accepts Mirbach Bi metallic Motion
The committee of the upper house of the Prussian Parliament approved Herr Mirbach s bi metallic motion by a 10 to 4 vote.
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Bberlin
Mirbach
Massachusetts diocese halts division plan at convention
At Trinity Church Boston the 110th annual Protestant Episcopal convention of Massachusetts decided against dividing the diocese for now. Bishop Lawrence presided as reports, parish admissions, and financials were reviewed. the bishop urged prudent church building and strong lay participation. The address lauded church gains and cautioned debt risk while noting deaths among clergy and laity.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
Trinity Church
Lawrence
Grace Church
Newton
Leighton Parks
Emmanuel Church
Parks
Episcopal Church
W. H. Brooks
Leander C. Manchester
Percy Brown
N. K. Bishop
A. P. Greenleaf
George D. Jefferson
Samuel Rodman
Russell Sturgis
C. L. Hutchins
A. M. Vinton
L. R. Storrs
D. B. Hagar
Robert H. Gardner
R. H. Howe
W. C. Richardson
Charles R. Codman
W. M. Grosvenor
Henry M. Bigelow
W. A. Dallinger
Albert E. George
Sanford Kingsley
Albert H. Whitin
St. Luke’s Parish
Allston
Church of Our Saviors
Middleboro
St. Peter's
Springfield
Episcopal Fund
Marvin
St. Luke's
St. Mark’s
Barnstable
Robert Co. Winthrop
Joseph Burnett
Mayhew
Shelburne Falls
Moses E. Osgood
Christ Church, Waltham
George F. Fay
Christ Church
Fitchburg
Knickerbocker
Thomas
Diocesan Board of Missions
Sunday Services and Division Debate at Diocese Meeting
Discussion covers clergy conduct, shortened services, and music length for edification. A committee recommends against immediate division, urging unity to ease the bishop s workload. The vote carries the alternative resolution, with the meeting resuming in the morning for officer elections and unfinished business.
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Robert Treat Paine
Robert Codman
Church of the Advent
Boston
Committee
Mr. Smith
Fall River
Dr. Donald
Trinity Church
Austin Brown
Philo W. Sprague
Charlestown
Charles H. Learoyd
Taunton
Rice
W. B. Frisbie
John Baker
Watertown
James H. van Buren
Lynn
John C. Tebbetts
Arthur Lawrence
Stockbridge
John C. Brooks
Springfield
Leighton Parks
Dedham Boat Club Stages Successful Minstrel Show
The Dedham Boat Club presents a successful minstrel show at Memorial Hall in Dedham Centre on May 16. The event will be repeated tomorrow night.
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Dedham
Mass
Dedham Boat Club
Memorial Hall
Dedham Centre
Bogus note gang tied to major forgers across cities
The note forgery ring led by Richard O. Davis spanned Boston Cincinnati Chicago New York and other cities. Davis arrested in New York and later in Boston, with bond set at 5000. Police name associates Howell Co and figures such as Edward Darlington Mash Market Jake and Charles Denker among the gang.
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New York
Watts
Richard O. Davis
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Davis
National Lafayette Bank of
Park Metropolis
America
Old Hunt
National Lafayette Bank
James Camp
Rogues
New York City
Edward Darlington
Charles Fisher
Preston
George Hartmann
Jake
Jeffersonville
Ind
New Albany
Walter Pierce
Porter
Charles Denker
Deakin
Windy City
Howell & Co
New England
Sudbury Street
J. F. Hughes & Son
Foxcroft
H. Traiser & Co
Court Street
Ames Manufacturing Company
Chicopee
Mass
Keating Wheel Company
Holyoke
Horace H. Soule
P. O
Boston, Howell & Co
Death claims two in Vermont home tragedy
John Harding a noted marble cutter in White River Junction died suddenly of heart disease Sunday evening while resting at his boarding house. News reached one of his sisters in Hartland who then collapsed and died moments later.
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White River Junction
John Harding
Hartland
Arthur Reed Kimball and Mary Chase Married in Waterbury
Waterbury May 16 Arthur Reed Kimball associate editor of the Waterbury American wed Mary, daughter of A. and Chase, a manufacturer and socialite, in a ceremony marking a union of two prominent local figures.
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Waterbury, Conn
Arthur Reed Kimball
The
Waterbury American
Mary
A. & Chase
Legal Battle Looms Over Evidence in Hyams Case
In Toronto on May 15, the trial over alleged life insurance plots against Mrs. Harry Hyams heatedly anticipated a fight on admissibility of evidence about a $200,000 policy. Testimony traced engagements and alleged motives, with key witnesses placing Hyams in Osler and Gould street locations on the crucial day.
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Toronto
Harry Hyams
Osler
Willie
Willie Wells
Pickering
Hyams
Mr. Lount
J. Gardner
Harry
Fraudulent payrolls probe in Chicago water and street services
Commissioner Kent leads an investigation into payroll frauds in the Chicago water pipe extension and street cleaning departments. Affidavits for March and April pay reveal discrepancies with foremen records, with at least 10 000 dollars in alleged small-scale fraud. Many names are fictitious and several addresses are empty lots.
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Chicago
Ill
Kent
Freeman
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Marblehead Shoe Firm
R.T. Almy& Co
Washington St
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Hayward Pl
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Father Dolan OF
Atchison
Ace Abus
Chang- Hg
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