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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1906

Page

7

Fugitive Franklin Stone Seen in Cincinnati

Franklin Stone formerly of Philadelphia and now claiming Paris as his home was in Cincinnati on November 9 on the government indict ment for mail misuse in the Storey cotton transaction tied to multi million losses. Stone vanished before dark as did F Ewart Storey, company president, and Mrs Sophia Lang the stenographer after Storey Cotton Company's liabilities were pegged near 7 million dollars.

Cincinnati Ohio Franklin Stone Philadelphia Paris Storey Storey Cotton Company Stone F. Ewart Storey Sophia Lang

Judge Stone Still Indicted Over Storey Company Fraud

Franklin Stone known as Judge Stone or Frank Marrin remains under federal indictment for mail fraud connected to the Storey Company failure. The firm collected about $3.26 million from investors over its four years, retaining roughly $1.35 million, while most associates fled except the printer Stanley Francis. postal authorities say Stone is still wanted.

Philadelphia Franklin Stone Stone Frank Marrin United States Storey Company Stanley Francis

Yale Game Tickets Still Available for Harvard Fans

Harvard men may order remaining Yale game tickets up to 12 o'clock today through the Harvard Athletic Association in Cambridge.

Yale Harvard Harvard Athletic Association Cambridge

Alderman Berwin Leads Boston New Orleans Flag Mission

Alderman Bill Berwin chairman of the flag committee reports a plan to return the Confederate flag to New Orleans. Speeches and souvenirs are prepared for distribution among aldermen, with copies sent to newspapers and a special display for Councilmen Doherty and Joyce.

Bill Berwin New Orleans Doherty Joyce Cesar Simon Bill William Jennings Bryan Canal Street Berwin Boulevard

Indians Prepare for Carlisle at Harvard Stadium Game

Carlisle Indians arrive in Boston ahead of a 3 PM kickoff with Harvard. Coach Reid plans tricks under new rules as Carlisle seeks revenge after recent strong showings and Harvard aims to sharpen for Yale. The teams feature standout players, with Carlisle boasting 191 points to 14 allowed this season and Harvard at 190 for 11.

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Diphtheria Outbreak Tells Coverly School Kiss Game Banned

Malden reports that the Coverly School closes after cases of diphtheria, some fatal, are linked to a kissing game. The Board of Health orders fumigation though inspectors say the game did not originate the illness.

Malden Little Red Riding Hood Coverly Board of Health Connor Bullard

How Harvard and Indians Compare for the Season

The Indians have long posed a dangerous challenge to the Crimson players this season, making matchups with Harvard a test of endurance and strategy as both teams seek victory.

Harvard Crimson

Crimson Edge Brown in Nine to Six Baseball Tilt

Saturday the Crimson managed a nine to six victory over Brown in a high scoring game. The contest featured strong hitting and standout plays from both sides as the team secured the win.

Crimson Brown

Rhode Island Jackies Defeat Georgia Team 16 to 0

The U S S Rhode Island football team beat the U S S Georgia by 16 to 0 at Wood Island Park yesterday.

U. S. S. Rhode Island U. S. S. Georgia Wood Island Park

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