Portrait in May Arena Triggers $10000 Copyright Suit
Mrs Mary Baker G Foldys portrait in the May Arena spurs a $10000 copyright infringement suit against the Arena Company. Writ of attachment on editor Paul Tyner, with Derby and Moore as assignees of Mrs Widdys copyright. Tyner says the portrait was drawn from church stained glass, not copied from a photograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker G. Foldy
May Arena
Arena Company
Paul Tyner
The
Arena
J.c.derby
HH. P. Moore
Concord
N. H
Widdy
J. F. Lund
Water Street
Frederick W. Peabody
Tremont Building
Atrena
Christian Science Church
Tyner
Eddy
P. P. Quimby
Christian Science
Missing Horse and Carriage Driver Taken After Stolen Team
James McDevitt, 19, of 442 Hanover Street, allegedly took a Norse buggy on North Street around 9 30 pm. He led police to a fleet street chase before crashing. he broke his right leg and was hospitalized at City Hospital. The horse remained unharmed as McDevitt had only been out of custody six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDevitt
Hanover Street
City Hospital
Charlies W. Dolloff
Somerville
North Street
Division 1
Fleet Street
Sunn
McDevitt
House of Correction
Forest Fire Sweeps 1600 Acres Near Rangeley
A telegram from the Chain of Ponds reports a forest fire that destroyed the Berlin Stalls Mill Company timber station and swept 1600 acres. William Mahoney and wife were safe, but about 200 lumbermen were endangered as a northwest gale drove the flames through the area. Rangeley residents endure cold winds as fishermen seek shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangeley
Berlin Stalls Mill Company
William Mahoney
Mioose
Megantil
General Henry arrival in New York after Puerto Rico governorship
Major-General Henry, former military governor of Porto Rico, arrived on the McPherson from San Juan with Mrs. Henry and daughter. He said Porto Rico offers opportunity but reforms must be gradual, notes 15,000 men at public works, and questions how customs duties would be funded if wiped out. He praised the island, spoke of schooling needs, and described economic conditions and emigration of wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry
U. S.V
Porto Rico
McPherson
San Juan
Benton
Washington
United States
Canfield to be arraigned in Brighton murder case
Wells P. Canfield accused of killing his wife Grace J. Canfield at their Brighton home will be arraigned in the B Superior Criminal Court before Judge Chaskill. The defendant has no counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells P. Canfield
Grace J. Canfield
Superior Criminal Court
Chaskill
Canfield
Brighton
Names listed for Minot event or roster
Lauren of Minot, Richard Olney, Henry R. Reed, Nathaniel Thayer, Stephen M. Weld, Henry C. Weston are named in a historical roster or society item. The fragmentary text implies a list of individuals connected to a local institution or event without further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauren OF
Minot
Richard Olney
Henry R. Reed
Nathaniel Thayer
Stephen M. Weld
Henry C. Weston
Bank Officers Named in Listing
Gordon Avqbott and Francis R. Hart are named as vice-presidents. A Phippen is secretary and assistant treasurer. Joseph G. Stearns serves as assistant secretary and Elmer Foye as assistant secretary. Julius R. Wakefield is the trust officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. A. Phippen
Joseph G. Stearns
KE. Elmer Foye
Julius R. Wakefield
Missing Plymouth mill superintendent feared dead after disappearance
Plymouth May 17. Robert H. Plant, superintendent of the Plymouth mills tack and rivet manufactury, is missing after leaving May 6 to visit his daughter Lulu M. Plant in Savannah. Her death on May 9 and Plant’s failure to reach Savannah raise fears he met with an accident. Local inquiries show he never arrived at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Robert H. Plant
Plymouth Mills, Tack and Rivet Manufactory
Ife
Savannah
Cra
Lulu M. Plant
Sixth
Onio Infantry
U.S V
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Ex Confederate Will Deliver Memorial Day Address in Boston
Major General Joseph A. Wheeler ex-Confederate officer will give Memorial Day remarks at the Boston Theatre 10 30 AM under Ridward W. Kinsley Post No 118 G A R auspices. The visit signals unity of North and South and rekindled public interest in the event. Wheeler, long-desired by Boston and New England, will be welcomed despite some Confederate loyalty disputes among veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Wheeler
Boston
Wheeler
Ridward W. Kinsley
Boston Theatre
Iainsley Post
New England
Bulfinch Church
Joe” White
E. A. Horton
John B. Gordon
Confederate Veterans
Joe
Cuba
General Wheeler
Ile
Anti-Imperialist Letter Challenges Post Office Authority
Henry O Morris of Pueblo California writes a bold alert to Postmaster General Smith vowing resistance if the administration attempts to block his book from mail delivery. He rails against czar like tactics and claims the Post Office will face a fight if it suppresses his publications and roasts Grover Cleveland and McKinley with Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atkinson
Boston
Henry O. Morris
Pueblo
Cal
Ile
Smith
Morris
Postoffice Department
Grover Cleveland
Billy the Bitcher
McKinley
Mark- Hanna
Smiths
Glacier sails with stores for Dewey fleet in Manila route
The New York telegraph reports the refrigerating storeship Glacier sailed for Manila today carrying stores and ammunition for Admiral Dewey's fleet, strengthening the United States naval advance in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Glacier
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Court Overrules Demurrer in Meigs Rail Case Fight
In a Boston Supreme Court decision Judge Morton overruled the demurrer in Henry Dobbins et al. v Towle et al. The suit, filed by stockholders of the old Meigs railway firm, accuses Towle and Patch of aiding J Pierpont Morgan to secure control of the charter via the Boston Elevated Railway plan. The plaintiffs seek trey money already paid and future payments placed in trust for old Meigs stockholders amid alleged covert deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Morton
Henry Joabbins
George HI. Towle
Meigs
Old Meigs Company
Tred Co. Pateh
Boston
Joe Vo Meigs
J. Pierpont Morgan
Aida
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Towle
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Pateh
Meigs Company
Henry Dobbins
J. P. Morgan
Boston Eleyvated Railway Company
Old Meiers Company
W.cnapin
I Ya. Rang
S. K. Hamilton
Willard Howland
H. N. Allin
Mr. Patch
Jamaica
Decree of Separation Granted in New York
Judge Maddox granted a decree of separation to Mrs. Margaret H Washburn from Mordecai F. Washburn in Nyack New York. The couple, wealthy, settle with about $10,090 cash to the wife and custody of the children. Mrs Washburn is daughter of General Ira M Hedges, Grand Army of New York State commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyacki
M. Y
Maddox
Margaret H Washburn
Haverstraw
Mordecai F. Washburn
Ira M. Hedges
Grand Army of
New York State
Washburn
Chicago Policeman Fatally Shoots Man in Street Attack
Policeman John Baginski of Maxwell Street station warded off a crowd of Italians near Polk Street School between Halstead and Des Plaines streets. In the defense he shot and killed one assailant and wounded two others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Baginski
Maxwell Street
Polk Street
Halstead
Des Plaines
Ev Dr Blau Proprieter Of Lodging House
Ev Dr Blau proprietor of lodging house continues to operate with Mrs Hulse and two daughters helping manage the property. A second lady and her two daughters are also connected to the household.
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DR. Blau
Retired Pastor Becomes Lodging House Proprietor in Pittsfield
The Rev Dr Joseph K Dixon former Warren Avenue Baptist Church pastor and central figure in a church dispute now runs a lodging house at 261 West Newton Street Pittsfield. The house open for inspection shows rooms priced for front back and side occupancy with Mrs Bruce and her daughters guiding guests. Only one large front room has been rented so far and references are required for lodging in this first class establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Dixon
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Newton Street
Hluntington Avenue
Warren Avenue
Dixon
Bruce
Dartmouth Street
Gentlemen's suits offered from Custom Lads stock
Today we continue the sale of suits in sacks and frocks for young men made by our tour tailors from Custom Lads. Patterns determine the stock with hand padded collars silk sewings and fine linings. Garments are uniform to order with best fabrics and double breasted vests common.
Value of suits at forty dollars each
The text notes that the value of these suits, when tailored to special measurements, would be forty dollars per suit.
Note A Gaments Display Fall Nanotech Etiquette Marking
Note A states its gaments bear the fall nanotech designation and etiquette markings. The message outlines manufacturer origin and branding for the engineered items.
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Serge
May Arena Station 1
James
M’devitt
North End
Bae Fe
Re Eien
Nesmith Shoe
Harvard
State St
Sumner St
Ory
Nesmith
Brooklyn
Felton St
Ibe Wines & Liquors
Red Send
Minie & Co
Maine
OLD Colony Trust UU
Ames
Bus
Massachusetts Bonds
Board OF Directors
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Oliver Ames
C. W. Amory
Samuel Carr
B. P. Cheney
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Chas. F. Cotting
George F. Fabyan
George P. Gardner
Henry S. Howe
Walter Hunnewell
W. Powell Mason
George v. L. Meyer
T. Jefferson Coolidge, IR
Co. Ie
Gordon Avqbott
Francis R. Hart
Ter
Rosenstein
Mr. Plant
Meh
Humphrey Taylor
Shidell
Fritz Passau
Gow
Louis Rosenstein
Slidell
Brown
Taylor
Fowler's Hill
Georgetown
Passau
Maryland
Athorities
Sergeant Passau
Gray
Grand Army
Edward W. Kinsley
Colorado
DEWEY
Moston
Carriaces
Dock Square
Adams Square
Meigs Railway
Margaret H. Washburn
Newton Street
Qian
Pittsfield
Wm QO
Porton
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