Beating a Corporation Speculating on Death in Boston
A Boston New York Life Insurance case ends with the arrest of John J. King and associates. King plotted to insure a dying man, Joseph McDonough, arranging a fake exam and cashing a $2000 policy after McDonough’s death. Mrs. McDonough and James Sullivan joined the scheme, sharing $1100 of the payout after premiums.
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Boston
New York Life Insurance Company
Joseph Dugan
Central Office
John J. King
Joseph McDonough
McDonough
King
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Company
Maverick Bank
Five Cents Savings Bank
School Street
The
Insurance Company
Cornish
Pinkerton
Dugan
Superior Criminal Court of
Suffolk County
C Street
Third Avenue
Brooklyn
New York Life Insurance
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Alloged McDonough
Broadway
South
Charles R. Rob Rts
Mney
Deserted wife elopes with man leaving four children destitute
Pittsfield reports its first elopement in years as Mrs. Dr J Hill left four young children with a simple minded housekeeper to run off with William Cornell. Dr Hill, a veterinarian about 60, had been away three weeks. The family lived on Burbank street and the oldest child is six. Authorities now supervise the children amid a near famine in the home.
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Pirtsheup
Pittsfield
J. Hill
William Cornell
Hill
Dr. Hill
Cornell
Hotel Boston Promises Novel Amenities and Fine Dining
A Boston hotel plans to open basement bowling alleys in a few days. Owner Mr. Clark promises a unique attraction for Boston, with patrons praising the cook as an artist of rare merit and signaling accommodations to satisfy even the most fastidious guest.
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Clark
Boston
Norris & Co Move to New Tremont Street Piano Showroom
The Norris brothers relocate to 131 Tremont Street, offering a wide stock of first class pianos including Hainespine Sohmer and Pease models. The new showroom features modern fittings and aims to attract a growing trade with generous patronage and favorable terms.
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Messrs. C. 8. Norris & Co
Tremont Street
Messrs. Norris & Co
Hainespine
Patti
Nilsson
Gerstu Seaichi
Abbott
Thursby
Pease
Mesars
Norris & Co
Pleasant Hostelrie Dinner Celebrates Hotel Renovation
A dinner was hosted at Clark's Hotel to toast improvements. The Mer cantile Bank building has been under four months of alterations and will join the hotel. Clark praised the plan and decor with gold and white tones, rattan furniture, mirrors, and leather upholstery. The dining area includes a private room and adjoining private dining spaces. Sleeping suites are lit by gas and electricity, with twenty five suites and fire escape access.
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Clark’s
Mercantile Bank
Clark
Brighton hears on rapid transit for Boston area
The Rapid Transit Commission held a public hearing in Brighton with Vice-Chairman Josiah Quincy Adams presiding. Witness D Corcoran urged a new electric line path from Oak Square through Beacon Street to the State House and Tremont, arguing current routes waste time and the present electric system is overloaded. Other speakers supported route changes, fare reductions, and reducing car crowding, especially in bad weather, to aid workers and improve service.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Brighton
Boston
Josiah Quincy Adams
Matthews
Osborn Howes, Jr
C. W. Kingley
H. L. Higginson
J. E. Fitzgerald
William Jackson
D. Corcoran
Brighon
Krizston
Allston
Park Street
Theodore
Dresser
Brookline
Oak Square
Cambridge Street
Beacon Street
State House
Tremont Street
Eliot
Washington Street
Adams
Leacon Street
Channing Rusk
Tares
Latin elevens Triumph In Close South End Football Game
Boston Latin School beats English High 14 to 10 on the South End grounds in a hard fought interscholastic gridiron clash. Gay, Gould, Beal and Monahan starred for the Latins while English High struggled behind the rush line though Monahan and Douglass showed bursts and the game featured strong defense and sharp, heady play.
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Boston Latin
South End
E. H.S
Monahan
Bullard
Vogel
Deadwood
Clarke
L.S
Gay
Twombly
Gould
Shea
Ik. H. S
Douglass
Mahoney
L. S
Mulf
Beal
English High
B. L
Gav
EK. H. 5
Ob. L. A
Douglas
Oval
Clark
Andan
Ore
B. L.S
E.H.S
E. H
Weis Anash
Clarke Lewis
Howe Gould
Vagel Shiea
Monahan Scannell
Carpentier Miller
Eee Butler
Shaiace Bornstieie Ongss Res
Humphreys Pci
Wees Quarerbuck
Arren Douglas Wilson Eves
Manoney Beal
Eseee
T. Monahan Touchdowns
E. B.S
R. D. Ware
Roxbury Latin School
E. L. Richards
Manual Training School
Spanish Reciprocity Boosts Havana Trade
Washington reports quick gains from the Spanish reciprocity treaty in the first two months. U S shipments from New York to Havana rose in September and October 1891 versus 1890, with many commodities rising sharply. Steamship lines chartered three extra vessels, full departures, and machinery exports to sugar manufacture increased. Officials forecast U S flour imports to Cuba could reach 1,000,000 barrels annually once duties fall in January, prompting more sailings or larger ships.
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WashingTon
State Department
New York
Havana
Eeee
Lhe Steamship Company
United States
Cuba
Women Suffrage Discussion in Park Street Parlor
A Women Suffrage discussion led by Henry Blackwell at No 3 Park Street, hosted by the Social Science Institute. The group argued for equal voting rights, legal contracts, and women’s leadership, noting women’s business success and the need to end ignorance in voters.
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Park Street
Henry Blackwell
Women’s Journal
Social Science
Social Science Institute
America
Post prints facsimile of mutilated speech to show deceit
The Post published a facsimile of Governor Russell's mutilated speech, drawing crowds to bulletins as readers praised the expose of Republican deceit and urged securing copies from the Democratic headquarters. Demand overwhelmed supply. remaining copies available at the business office today, first come.
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Russell
Post
Allen
Bulletin
Laurier Banquet Draws Canadian Interest in Boston
Montreal observers report strong political interest as Lafayette Club of Boston hosts Wilfred Laurier on November 17. Tickets are capped: 200 for Canada, 200 for Americans, 250 for French Canadians in the U S A. Canada’s allotment is sold. prominent French Canadians and Liberal figures plan to attend. A special train departs November 16 for the Canadian contingent. Laurier is expected to make a major reviprocity announcement.
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Montreal
Q. P
Lafayette Club
Boston
Wilfred Laurier
Dominion
Canada
United States
Russell
Josten
Laurier
Shipping News Mini Almanac Update for Nov 7 High Tide
The Saturday issue notes high water at 2 45 PM with lunar positions and day length details. Almanac data includes moon phases and tides with a six point scale and minute timing indications.
Dickenson Sees Democratic Victory in 1892 Tariff Campaign
Ex-Postmaster General Don M. Dickenson in Washington during Federal Supreme Court sessions says the tariff will dominate the 1892 campaign and the silver issue will not figure. He notes Tuesday’s vote suggests strong support for Cleveland and that Massachusetts could split for him if he remains the Democratic nominee.
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Washington
Don M. Dickenson
Federal Supreme Court
Dickenson
Cleveland
Writ Served on Secretary Noble at White House
United States Marshal Ransdell served a legal writ in the White House Cabinet room to the Secretary of the Interior, in the Union River Logging Railroad Company suit. The routine act occurred during a Cabinet meeting and caused amusement among officials.
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United States
Ranedell
Noble
Union River Logging Railroad Company
Secretary of the Interior
Joe Ransdell
Yucatan Henequen Exports Boost Boston Trade
Boston reports that the main Yucatan industry is henequen fibre export for cordage. Bureau statistics show over 100 million pounds produced this year, about half of which is shipped to Boston, Massachusetts.
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Yucatan
Washington
Bureau of the American Republics
Boston
Mass
Angry Depositor Forces Teller Demand At Closed Bank
Florence Alabama November 6. The Bank of Florence failed to open its doors this morning. Bank officers refused comment. Assets and liabilities unavailable. Several exciting scenes occurred inside the bank as a depositor with a pistol demanded his money from the president and was persuaded to desist.
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Florence
Ala
Bank of
Justifiable Homicide Verdict In New Brunswick Case
St. John New Brunswick November 6 jury rules in favor of justifiable homicide in the shooting of sailor McNeil by Policeman Caples. The verdict states the officer acted in lawful self defense during the incident.
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St. Joan
N. B
Caples
McNeil
Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Friday Nov 6
Arrived steamers from Hamburg Antwerp and London plus coastwise ships with goods and passengers bound for William Johnston Co C Furness A M Graham Swis Abraham Richardson Patterson and Agnevla Patten and others. Cleared steamers to Liverpool Yarmouth NS and Sydney coastwise ships to New York Bangor Portland. Sailed Harrisburg for Philadelphia and Boston for Yarmouth NS with Quarantine moves. High winds and gale reported at sunset near Highland Light.
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Cremon
Ger
Meyerdirks
Hamburg
Antwerp
Haliax
Moise
William Johnston & Co
Stockholm
Patten
Bangor
J Kennedy
Mitchell
Calais
Mildred A Pope
Steele
Addison
Mazourka
Lane
Rockport
Pavonia
Mc Kay
Liverpool
Alex Martin
Boston Br
Forbes
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Coavarian
Williams
Thayer & Lin Oln
Clyde
Strum
Bridgewater
DeLong & Seaman
Amelia Corkum
Katuse
Sydney
Barclay, Clements & Co
Sama
Nor
Hansen
New York
Boston
Annie W Weston
Woodside
Weehawken
Ech E.viral French
Highland Light
Maritime Ship Movements and Departures Summary
A compact dispatch lists sailing and in port statuses from several ports. Notable items include La Flandre and Rialto sailing for New York and Boston respectively from Antwerp, Mexico in port at Buenos Aires, Virginia L Stafford sailing from Cardiff, Shannon Peck and others in Cardenas for Gulf ports and Cuba, Vanloo to Singapore from Cape Town, Nil Desperandum bound for New York from Liverpool, and other vessels such as Artisan, Morning Light, Harriet S Jackson, Oude, Ethelwold, and Strauss noted with routes and dates.
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Antwerp
la Flandre
New York
Rialto
Boston
de Ruyter
Buenos Ayres
Mexico
Cardiff
Virginia L. Stafford
Fleetwood
Cardenas
Shannon
Peck
Gulf
Cuba
Robert J Z3arr
Platt
Jordo
Philadelphia
Haskell
Richardson
Port Antonio
Ethelwold
Leon
Rouken
Oulde
Wellington
Strauss
Haavensen
Brisbane
Domestic Ports Update With Multiple Vessel Movements
Shipping notices from Now Baltimore Brunswick Bath Bangor Dover and more report schooners brig and steamers clearing for Boston New York Philadelphia Portland and other ports. Vessels include Balti more Chatham Ruth Robinson Velos Sea Foam Harris Star Mary Ann McCann and more with sailings to New York Boston Portland and coastal trips.
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Baltimore
Liverpol
May Williams
Boston
Percy Kdsall
Portsmouth
John W Linnell
Wim O Snow
Fall River
Chatham
Saml H Walker
Yale
John Stroup
Gloucester
Alex Gibon
San Francisco
Brunswick
William Smith
Babbidge
New York
BATH
Ruth Robinson
Boton
Sarah
Coast Wise
Bangor
Mary Ann McCann
Fiether
Velos
Coney
Quiver
M. Donald
Marblehead
Mary Willey
Forest Queen
Eastport
Sehary F Pike
Dennysville
Dover
Croma
Shields
Italy
Liverpool
Elbe
Kremen
Hatis
Hamburg
London
la Hasbaye
Antwerp
Johannes Brun
Nassau
Renown
Bassarah
Bermuda
Johann Frederien
Lamcrs
Stettin
Alma
Konigsberg
Schs
Wilson & Willard
Estella
S A Kimball
JC Wood
Eliot
Sadie Corey
Winterport
J W McKay
Windsor
Garland
Philadelphia
Portland
D_ Fibber
KE H King
Rockland
Hume
Zeila
Beta
Machais
Fannie & Edith
Belfist
HK F Merriam
Boothbay
Belle Halladay
Kennebec
Lion
Charles Cooper
Coastwise
Providence
Hiram Winters
Calais
Lewis Jane
Hastie
Hillsboro
Newark
Glenera
St John
Diadem
Telegraph
Thomaston
Sarah Louise
Bridgeport
Velasco
Tex
Edward C Allen
Wilmingston
Mary L Peters
Williams
Myra A Weaver
Charleston
Emily F Northam
Fishing Schooner Clara S Cameron Ashore at Fort Warren
The fishing schooner Clara S Cameron of Dennis, sailing from Georges with about 22 000 pounds of fish, ran ashore at Fort Warren at 10 o clock Thursday night. She is full of water and two tugs failed to pull her off yesterday. Prospects for salvage are poor as she likely will go to pieces. Owned by RJ Edwards of Dennis she is valued at 8000 dollars. Her catch has been landed in Boston.
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Clara S. Cameron
Dennis
Georges
Fort Warren
RJ Edwards
Boston
Closing of Foreign Mails at Boston Nov 7 for several routes
Oct 19 navigational notes indicate foreign mail closings at Boston for Bluefields and Greytown via steamer Gussie from New Orleans at 8 p.m. Nov 7. Costa Rica via Port Lirmoon via Holquin from New Orleans at 8 p.m. Nov 7. St Pierre and Miquelon via Kalifax from Boston at 6 p.m. Nov 7. Great Britain Ireland and other Europe routes to be assessed.
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Boston
Bluefields
Greytown
Gussie
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Port Lirmoon
Holquin
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Kalifax
Great Britain
Ireland
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