Currency bill fate in Senate bank committee turmoil
Washington November 9. Democratic four plan to press a report on the administration currency bill to a conference while some senators resist and Hitchcock’s views may block progress. Republicans vow to continue pushing a completed measure to the Senate amid gridlock and potential party caucus action.
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Washington
Administration
Senate
Owen
Shafroth
Pomerene
Hollis
Senate Banking Committee
House
Reed
O’gorman
Hitchcock
Nelson
English Earl Claims Title Aboard Aragonia
The Aragonia arrives in Boston from Yokohama with Charles Harmer aboard claiming to be an English earl. The ship’s doctor says Harmer seeks novelty and excitement rather than money, and asserts he holds estates though no Harmer peerage is on record.
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Aragonia
Boston
Yokohama
Charles Harmer
Harmer
Marine guard commits suicide at navy yard prison
Portsmouth New Hampshire November 9 Private Thomas Johnson of the United States marine guard at the naval prison died by his own hand this forenoon. A prisoner was briefly suspected of murder but Johnson was later cleared.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Thomas Johnson
United States Marine Guard
Naval Prison
The
Navy Yard
Prison guard Johnson fatally shot while escorting prisoner
Johnson on guard duty at the prison escorts a prisoner to a spring for water. A shot is fired from behind, Johnson falls with a pistol in hand and dies at the hospital shortly after. The prisoner is detained, questioned, and later cleared by a board of inquiry.
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Johnson
Board of Inquiry
Major Thorpe
Woman Faces Knife Assault Charge in Dover Street Incident
Catherine W Sullivan 82 of 22 Dover Street was arrested after John Henson was stabbed in the breast and taken to City Hospital. Lodgers heard a quarrel, Henson staggered into the hall shouting he had been stabbed, and Sullivan was detained as the accused assailant.
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Catherine W. Sullivan
Dover Street
John Henson
City Hospital
Henson
Regiment Mobilized in Hurry in Massachusetts Drill
Springfield mobilization of 12 companies of the Second Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Militia occurred after a fire bell alarm. Colonel W C Hayes led the drill, with 620 men answering roll call in about three hours and 68 minutes, despite rain delaying parade and evolutions.
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Springfield
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Howard Street
National Guard
Death of Kenry Endicott Former Cambridge Business Leader
Kenry Endicott of Cambridge died at his home 151 Brattle Street after a brief illness. Born November 14 1824 in Canton he rose in local business and served as president of Allen & Endicott Building Co Hittinger Fruit Co and director of Cambridge Gas Light and Cambridge Savings Bank. He was a 33rd degree Mason and Grand Master of Massachusetts 1887 to 1889. Survived by his widow Abigail Hastings Browning and daughter Mrs Joseph Mason Marean funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from his residence.
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Kenry Endicott
Allen & Endicott
Cambridge
Brattle Street
Mr. Endicott
Canton
Maine
Abigail Hastings Browning
Petersham
Allen & Endicott Building Company
Hittinger Fruit Company
Cambridgeport Savings Bank
Harvard Trust Company
Cambridge Gas Light Company
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Endicott
Joseph Mason Marean
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