Bardsley Philadelphia Treasurer Faces Multi Charge Hearing
John Bardsley, city treasurer, arraigned in Central Police Court on misappropriation of 39000, embezzlement of 400000 and more of state funds, and perjury over city loans. He testified to deposits and interest from Keystone Bank and several others, with bail set at 10000, 35000, and 5000 respectively, but unlikely to meet bail.
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Philadelphia
Penn
John Bardsley
Central Police Court
Bardsley
Graham
City and Commonwealth
Stuart
Warwick
Hansel
Camant
Boyer
Keystone
Mr. Bardsley
Keystone Bank
Marsh
Lawrence
Spring Garden
Alexander
Seventh National
Manufacturers National
Chestnut Street National
People’s National
Farmers & Mechanics National
Farmers & Mechanics
Free Religious Association holds twenty fourth annual Tremont Temple gathering
The Free Religious Association of America convened at Tremont Temple with Rev. William J. Potter presiding. Lectures covered Unitarianism, the church’s future role, ethical religion, and the aim of liberty in faith, ending with a festival featuring readings and remarks from notable figures including Mrs. Julia Ward Howe and Miss Susan B. Anthony.
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Free Religious Association of America
Tremont Temple
William J. Potter
New Bedford
M. J. Savage
Unitarian Church
Goa
John C. Learned
A. W. Martin
Channing
M. Crothers
St. Paul
Progressive
Church of the Future
F. A. Hinckley
Free Congregational Church
Church
Kingdom of Heaven
E. L. Rexford
Roxbury
Sharp
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Rexford Beleves
Baron Hirsch
Russia
Carpenter of Nazareth
Reason
Detroit
Charles F. Dale
Jamaica Plain
Potter
Free Church of America
Christian Register
Paul Frothingham
F. L. Hosmer
Cleveland
Free Religious Association
Meionaon
Edwin D. Mead
Frederick A. Hinckley
Susan B. Anthony
Society of Friends
John C
St. Louis
F. M. Hollander
Anna H. Shaw
Washington
Liberty
Amazons of Lasell Hold Annual Prize Drill in May Festivities
Newton May 29 special to the post Lasell Seminary gym hosted an annual prize drill with Company A led by Captain Peabody and Company B by Captain Milliken. Major Bergen oversaw sabre movements as eleven top drillers competed with Private Buzzell winning first prize and First Sergeant Whitney taking second. Captain Knapp praised the winners and presented silver medals while Miss Taft received a silver spoon for gym leadership. Major Tyler Captain Tarbell and Major Price judged the event, ending with a decorative dress parade and a fish dinner.
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Newton
Lasell Seminary
Peabody
Milliken
George H. Bergen
Buzzell
Whitney
Charles W. Knapp
M.V.M
Ransom
Taft
Major Tyler
Tarbell
Newton High School
Major Price
Massachusetts Institute ‘Technology
Sisters at the Altar Double Wedding in Walworth
Cards announce a double wedding in Walworth at noon June 10. Ellen L. Yeomans will wed Charles W. Hamilton of Denver and Anna G. Yeomans plans to marry Joseph A. Reed of Beatrice, Neb. The brides are nieces of ex President Cleveland and daughters of L. T. Yeomans. ex President Cleveland and Mrs. Yeomans are expected to attend.
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Rochester
N. Y
Walworth
Cleveland
L. T. Yeomans
Yoomans
Open Spaces Debate Polishs Boston Park Plans
Park commissioners discuss using part of the 3.5 million loan for open spaces in crowded areas. Kendricken and Walker push for specific sites, including North End parcels near Cushman School and a central forum on Harrison Avenue, while opinions seek legal guidance and caution on demolitions.
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Board of Aldermen
Livermore
Europe
Post
Paul H. Kendricken
Kendricken
Hanover, Prince, Salem and
Parmeter Streets
Cushman School
Harrison Avenue
Northampton Street
Rogers Park
Brighton
Marine Park
Boston
Castle Island
Franklin Park
Ward Island Park
Charlestown
Mill Pond
Kendrickson
Walker
Francis A. Walker
Institute of Technology
Corporation Counsel
Charlestown Park
Indian troubles flare near Fort Bayard report
Information from Fort Bayard sources says Indian hostilities rumors recur in the region. Men killed on Blue River Arizona Keagle Creek and Whitewater Mogallon Mountains between May 1 and 6. Troops from Fort Bayard Apache Bowie and San Carlos dispatched to scout toward Chloride and into the reservation area.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Army
Fort Bayard
N. M
Whitlam
Blue River
Arizona
Keagle Creek
Campbell
Whitewater
Mogallon Mountains
Chloride
Holt
McCook
Forts Bayard
Apache
Bowie
San Carlos
Insolvency of Leonard A Whitney Broker in Boston
Leonard A Whitney a broker at 85 Water street Boston has filed insolvency with debts exceeding 92000 dollars. About 51660 is secured by various stock holdings leaving unsecured creditors unlikely to recover. Whitney is in the estate and has recently moved between cities including Boston St Paul Minnesota and Westward.
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Leonard A. Whitney
Water Street
J. Whitney
Boston
St. Paul, Minn
Foster's Bond Policy Faces Treasury Dilemma
Washington May 29 Special to the Post The President and Cabinet weigh the 62 million dollars of 4 1/2 percent bonds due September 1 A ninety days call will be issued next Monday but extension at 1 percent remains possible Treasury officials led by Secretary Foster discuss whether calling the bonds would end the government option The President favors redemption while Foster pushes expansion plans and a final decision is delayed as Foster tours New York to consult financiers.
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Washington
Treasury
Koster
Lacy
Harrison
Foster
New York
Katee P. Gould
Chelsea
Moston
Suffolk
Hoston Post
Hoston
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah George
Earl of Clancarty Dies in England at Plymouth
Richard Somerset Le Poer Trench fourth Earl of Clancarty died suddenly after a winter of confinement and a recent gout and paralysis attack Viscount Dunlo his eldest son and Belle Bilton the English music hall singer are affected Belle Bilton becomes Countess of Clancarty His heir William Frederick Le Poer Trench born December 29 1868 and his mother Lady Adeliza Georgiana are cited in the lineage details The late earl wished burial in England not the family vault unless the will directs otherwise
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London
Richard Somerset le Poer Trench
Earl of
Viscount Dunlo
Plymouth
Lady Dunlo
Venus
Countess Clancarty
Catherine
Viscount Dunilo
England
Garbaldy
Kallineston
Ireland
Dunlo
Earl of Clancarty
Argentine Decree Provides Bank Guarantees in Buenos Aires
Washington May 29 reports hopeful dispatches from Buenos Aires. A decree by President Pellegrini guarantees all deposits in the National and Provincial Banks and related securities, suspends sight deposits until June 1, offers bonds in exchange, and plans to transform the state banks into a Banco de la Republica. 1500 stock exchange members greeted the decree at the Government House as Pellegrini spoke.
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Washington
Argentine Republic
Ofuenos Ayres
Buenos Ayres
Republic
Pellegrini
National Bank and Provincial Bank of
Banco de la Republica
Stock Exchange
Finance
The
Perfect Nutrition Aids Development and Health
The article argues modern medicine favors food tonics over classic drugs, highlighting Malt Extract by Johann Hoff as a prime example. It notes Nutritive action, digestion aid, and cough relief, with worldwide recognition and numerous honors for Hoff. See warnings about imitations and assurances of authentic markings.
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Johann Hoff
Germany
Austria
Prussia
England
United States
Eisner & Mendelson
Kaiser
General von Moltke
Prince von Bismarck
Holf
Moritz Hisner
Valparaiso Sees Threats of Bombardment From Insurgents
Paris reports insurgents threaten to bombard Valparaiso despite promises, prompting hurried fortifications while Paris and Washington note possible foreign intervention if attacks occur. Rear Admiral Viel leads Valparaiso defenses. Chilean fleet to be recalled by two new cruisers. Melborne rumor links Itata to Esmeralda with arms transfer in Acapulco.
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Paris
Chile
Valparaiso
Washington
Oscar Viel
Europe
City of Mexico
Acapulco
Melbourne
Australia
United States
Tata
Silk Firm Embarrassed in Northampton Insolvency Filing
J N Leonard & Co silk manufacturers filed a petition in insolvency offering creditors 60 cents on the dollar. Liabilities total 135 009 with principal creditors including William Ryle & Co New York 50 263 First National Bank Northampton 16 362 Morton Bliss & Co New York 16 074 Yokohama Specie Bank of New York 13 Old Y. The firm, succeeding the late Joseph Warner, is young and may continue business under a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
J. N. Leonard & Co
William Ryle & Co
New York
First National Bank of
Morton, Bliss & Co
Yokohama Specie Bank
Old Y
Joseph Warner
Marriage ties spark Austrian custody scandal at mountain stronghold
From the London Truth, the eldest daughter of Prince Fugger-Babenhausen wed the Hungarian Count Janko Vojksty. The count, claiming his children are seized by his father in law, fights for custody as courts order return. The prince's wealth and power render legal compulsion ineffective, leaving the couples confined atop the mountain fortress.
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Durance Vile
London
Prince Fuygger
Babenhausen
Janko Vojksty
Austria
Schioss
Fugger
Fugger-Babenhausen- Janko-Volkffys
Durance
Burthe Arrested Over Mafia Trial Bribery Case
Leonce Burthe principal witness against New Orleans jury briberies was arrested in East St Louis. He told reporters that during the Hennessy murder case he was offered $1000 to convict Italians and that Edgar White threatened him for testifying. Burthe says he left New Orleans of his own accord. possible return depends on charges.
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St. Louis
Leonce Burthe
New Orleans
East St. Louis
Burthe
Hennessy
F. Arment
Parkerson
Atterwards
Edgar White
Dinsmore Thumbs-Filed Injury At Boston Electric Plant
Samuel C. Dinsmore of 825 Columbus Avenue was employed by the Boston Electric Company when his right thumb was caught in a milling machine at work yesterday at about 315 in the afternoon. The accident caused a compound fracture.
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Samuel C. Dinsmore
Columbus Avenue
Boston Electric Company
The Cabinet Waiting For Niobrara Cavalry Troop
The narrator describes Indian recruits for a cavalry unit at Niobrara, noting their pride in uniforms and training. He stresses five to six months as a possible duration, promises a post-mounted tour to showcase progress to their friends, and clarifies that most recruits are full-blood Indians with a few mixed-bloods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niobrara
New Coin Designs Committee Named By Treasury
The Secretary of the Treasury names Augustus St Gaudens Henry Mitchell and Charles F Barber a committee of artists to advise the Mint Director on new silver coin designs. Many designs have arrived at the Mint Bureau and will be opened next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
Secretary of the Treasury
Augustus St. Gaudens
New York
Henry Mitchell
Boston
Charles F. Barber
Philadelphia
United States
Mint Bureau
Court martial ordered for Lyon over Triana stranding
Secretary Tracy orders a court martial to meet at Newport Torpedo Station on Tuesday June 2 for the trial of Lieutenant Commander Henry W. Lyon on a charge of negligence in allowing the tug Triana to be stranded off Rhode Island on March 15 while going to aid Calena and Nina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Newport ‘Torpedo Station
Henry W. Lyon
Reducing the surplus in May debt statement
The May debt statement to be issued Monday shows an apparent $250,000 rise in debt since the 1st due to unusually large disbursements. May 29, about that amount, remains available for debt payment. Pension payments totaled $8,500,000, leaving $17,500,000 for the current quarter to be met in June.
A Change at the Patent Office Rumor of Mitchell Resignation
Rumor circulates that Charles E. Mitchell the Commissioner of Patents has resigned to rejoin private practice in New Britain Conn or another Eastern city. He declines to confirm or deny the report. His tenure is viewed as successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patent Office
Charles E. Mitchell
Pursits
Mitchell
New Britain
Conn
Fatal Electric Accident in Gloucester Claims Norris Life
In Gloucester on May 29 Carleton Norris aged 25 son of Edoward L. Norris treasurer of the Electric Light Company died after falling while suspending an arc light on Railroad avenue. Authorities cite possible trolley wire contact with the electric line as the cause though current timing remains disputed. Norris had moved to Gloucester from Lynn a few years earlier.
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Gloucester
Carleton
Edoward L. Norris
Electric Light Company
Young Norris
Railroad Avenue
Stocericen
Norris
Lynn
Blaine Plans Bar Harbor Trip After Illness
New York May 29 reports Mr. Blaine improving and intending to depart for Bar Harbor on Monday.
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Blaine
Bar Harbor
New York
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John Calvin
Woman Suffrage Association
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Yeomans
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BIG Park
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Fort Bayard, N. M
Belle Bilton
Berlin
Francis Joseph
William
Itata
Silk
J.N. Leonard & Co
Surthe
Home Savings Investment Company
New Hampshire
Main St
Cambridgeport
Mass
C. C. Hoffman
Pres
H. D.winter
Treas
Chas.n. Conant
Sec
Supreme Order of Royal Knights
Supreme Commandery
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Beind
Davis
Northampton St
Spruce Lumber
Kilby Street
Massachiusetts
John I
Payson
Plymouth Rock
Order OF the
Staples
Supreme Secreta
Central Street
Lowell, Mass
AETNA
First Lodge
C. W. Lowell
Ames Building
Friendly Aid Society
Massachusetts
Waiham, Masi
Fairford Rift
Seaboard Lumber CQ
Feachange
Ate
Boeton
Furcaituce
Tarrweather
Temple Place
Nee. Barnard & CO
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