The New England Trust Company Directors Swear to Truth
The document from Boston dated November 8 1901 shows officers William Endicott President and directors Cc H Dalton J Lewis Stackipole Franklin Haven Philip Dexter Amos W Stetson William Farnsworth. The oath confirms the truth of a financial return detailing assets liabilities and balances as of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. H. Dalton
J. Lewis Stackipole
Franklin Haven
Philip Dexter
Amos W. Stetson
William Farnsworth
Suffolk
Boston
The
New England Trust Co
Nath’ L Hurd Henchman
Justice of the Peace
Dorchester Ward Debate Challenge Sparks Campaign Rallying
Dorchester Democrats contemplate a joint debate between ward factions as 300 members rise in activity. The younger group accuses the old committee of inaction after 1650 votes for General Collins two years ago. They offer to split hall costs or host a rally, with speakers at last night's event including James Shields Murphy and Edward J Doyle among others.
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Dorchester
Old Ward
Old Committee
Collins
Ard 20
Challengin
James Shields Murphy
Edward J. J. Doyle
John. F. Cronin
Charles L. Coveney
John R. McVey
M. F. Culliney
BE. J. McNamee
Joseph Bartlett
James F. Byrne
Joseph F. O’connell
Frank J. Shuman
Ward 11 Republicans endorse candidates for Council
A Ward 10 gathering at Dr. Francis A. McConville’s home drew about 150 Republicans from three clubs. Ex-Senator Innes and ex-Councilmen Brooks and Moore spoke as the group endorsed Alexander Cox and Phelan for the Common Council and criticized Franz Hugo Krebs Jr for attempting to dictate nominations. A public reception for the candidates is set for tomorrow night at the Hotel Nottingham.
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Berwick Park
Francis A. McConville
Innes
Brooks and Moore
Alexander, Cox and
Phelan
Common Council
Franz Hugo Krebs, Jr
Nottingham
Tufts Announces Two More Football Games This Season
Medford November 11 two more Tufts football games announced tonight Amherst Aggies at Tufts Oval on November 22 and Thanksgiving Day with Holy Cross, location to be decided later.
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Medford
Tufts
Amherst
Aggies
Tufts Oval
Holy Cross
Perkins School Honors Howe Cadmus of the Blind
A Perkins Institution event at Buffalo celebrated Dr Samuel Gridley Howe the Cadmus of the Blind on his 100th birth anniversary. Helen Keller Tommy Stringer Edith Thomas Katie McGirr and others showcased education of deaf blind students.
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Perkins School
DR. Howe
Helen S. Conley
Linnie Haguewood
Edith Thomas
Thomas Stringer
Orris Benson
Leslie F. Oren
Helen Keller
Catherine Penderson
Kate MedGirr
Buffalo
Tommy Stringer
Katie McGirr
New York Institution For the Deaf
Boston
Radcliffe
Elizabeth Robin
Texas
Jamaica Ain
Perkins Institution For the
Samuel Gridley Howe
Whittier
Tremont Temple
Perkins Institution For the Blind
George F. Hoar
Lydia Hayes
Perkins Institution
Faust
Hale
Radcliffe College
Schooner Sinks off Little Round Shoal Crew Believed Missing
Nov 11 A fierce gale sinks a three masted schooner at Little Round Shoal with five fathoms of water. Lifesavers sight the wreck from Monomoy Station and suspect the crew were taken aboard another schooner. Captain Eldridge led a rescue, but saw no men in the rigging. The vessel is thought to be about 400 tons. no name or port surfaced. The rescuing schooner was heading toward Vineyard Haven as seas eased.
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Chatham
Monomoy
Marshall Eldridge
Eldridge
Vineyard Haven
Pathetic Plea in Superior Court Ends With Prison Sentence
Judge Stevens presided as Jacob Keppenham received three to four years at hard labor in the State prison. The prisoner recounted a life of minor offenses from reform school to the House of Correction, while the judge urged reform and warned against a continued criminal path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keppenham
Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
State Prison
Boston
Reformatory
House of Correction
Handler and Jackson Box to Draw in Trenton
Jimmy Handler of Newark and Young Peter Jackson of California fought 18 rounds to a draw at the Trenton Athletic Club. The 20 round scheduled bout ended early when police stopped the action. Handler led early with tough punches, but Jackson rallied, leaving both men groggy at the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Jimmy Handler
Newark
Peter Jackson
California
Trenton Athletic Club
Handler
Jackson
Supples Beats Sullivan In 20 Round Fort Erie Bout
Supples of Olean defeated Spike Sullivan after a 20 round decision at the International Athletic Club in Fort Erie. Sullivan pressed hard, but Supples controlled the action throughout and earned the crowd’s stunned reaction. A postfight offer to face Artie Simms followed the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Curley
Supples
Olean
Sullivan
International Athletic Club
Fort Erie
Artie Simms
Dougherty Knocked Out by Forbes in 2nd Round
In St Louis on November 11, Danny Dougherty of Philadelphia a sparring partner of Terry McGovern was stopped in the second round of a scheduled 15 round bout at 115 pounds by Harry Forbes of Chicago in the West End Club arena. McGovern assisted in Dougherty's corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Danny” Dougherty
Philadelphia
Terry McGovern
Harry Forbes
Chicago
West End
McGovern
Dougherty
Gardner Beats Shipp in 10 Rounds at Cincinnati Card
Eddie Gardner of Wheeling West Virginia won the decision over Jesse Shipp of New York after ten fast rounds in a Phenix Athletic Club bout witnessed by a large Cincinnati crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Eddie’’ Gardner
Wheeling
W. Va
Jesse Shipp
New York Tonight
Phenix A. C
City Briefs Arraignments, fires, and a Manila Bay flag offer
Several Ward 21 Republican caucus defendants appeared before Judge Stevens with John Rogers pleading not guilty and held for trial at $3000 bail, joined by Alfred Newmarch and William W Lord also held at $3000 bail. In Charlestown District Court James McElwan, an English sailor, was fined $15 for assault on Patrick Joyce. Joyce was not sued. A fire alarm at Box 91 reported a shanty blaze on Gainsboro Street near the Church of the Messiah, delayed by ill fitting hose fittings. The Olympia will be commissioned December 18 at Charlestown Yard and join the North Atlantic squadron. Luther Corbin, 70, suffered multiple injuries falling 20 feet in a Chauncy Street elevator well. The Superior Court assigned Hon. William A Morse to Benjamin Brown in a murder case, with N B Marshall as junior counsel. Police arrested Maurice Marcus, 19, for larceny of $4,500 from Parker's Dedham express. linked to Erasmus Reed. Eben J Goodwin’s West Brookline Street room was broken into with $30 cash and a $150 bank book stolen. A 5:25 outbound Boston & Maine train killed a man in Somerville, a 40-year-old, 5'7", 160 lb with blue-stone ring. papers suggested Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association membership. body at Briggs's undertaking rooms.
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Stevens
John Rogers
Alfred Newmarch
William W. Lord
Charlestown
James McElwan
Patrick Joyce
Joyce
Gainsboro Street
Church of the Messiah
Olympia
Dewey
Manila Bay
Luther Corbin
Hunneman Street
Roxbury
Corbin
Chauncy Street
Superior Court
William A. Morse
Benjamin Brown
Alice Crowell
Rexford
N. B. Marshall
Maurice Marcus
Pleasant Street
Parker
Dedham Express
Marcus
Erasmus C. Reed
Eben J. Goodwin
West Brookline Street
Franklin Savings Bank
Boston & Maine Railroad
Somerville
Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association
Briggs
Howard Street
Superintendents Dined Pastors at Tremont Temple Dinner
The Boston Papin Sunday School Superintendents' Association held a dinner and pastors night at Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple. Speakers included Rev. Dr. Emory W. Hunt and Dr. W. F. Andrews of Springfield.
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Boston Papin Sunday School Superintendents’ Association
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Emory W. Hunt
W. F. Andrews
Springfield
British Veterans Celebrate King's Birthday Banquet
British Naval and Military Veterans' Association of Massachusetts held its fifth annual banquet at the American House honoring King Edward VII. Over 200 Britons and Canadians attended as Lt Col A P Graham chaired. Dignitaries and officers from British and American groups attended. speakers praised the monarchy and President Roosevelt.
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Edward
Naval and Military Veterans’ Association of
Massachusetts
Edward VII
America
Great Britain
Duke of Ork
St. John
Pt Mpcacaktee de
A. P. Graham
Association
J. E. Blunt, Esq
New England
J. R. Smith
Walter Lamb
Boston Caledonian Society
Thomas T. Stokes
John A. Emery
John B. Keating
H. M. Nickerson
Henry L. Kincaide
W. F. Sinclair
A. C. Sawyer
The
Fusilier Veteran Association
Andf Byrne
Sons of St. George
Banquet Honors British Empire Veterans and Royal Visit
A formal gathering featuring prominent officers and civilians from Canadian and British links, including Major A C Courteney and Colonel John Black. The programme opened with renditions of the Star Spangled Banner and God Save the King, followed by a banquet and postprandial toasts praising King Edward VII, Queen Victoria, and colonial ties.
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F. Grant
A. C. Courteney
Edwin Wilcock
British Charitable Association
John McGaw
William Lamb
Thomas Oswald
H. White
W. A. Ford
W. 8. Jordan
T. H. Crossley
R. H. Upham
Canadian Club
George J. Raymond
John Green
Fifty-ninth Regiment
W. Reid
Charles Winters
Fourth Dragoon Guards
John Black
Duke of York
Association
Graham
Edward VII
British Empire
St. John
Pronounced Most Beautiful Woman Princess of Pless Inherited Beauty
Men of many nations praised the Princess of Pless as the most beautiful woman. Daughter of Mrs. Cornwallis-West, sister of Miss Shelagh West, she married a German prince nine years ago. Her son, born early this year, counts King Edward and Emperor William as godfathers. her beauty mirrored in royal circles with romances involving Cornwallis-West and the Duke of Westminster.
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Princess of
Pless
Cornwallis-West
Shelagh West
Duke of Westminster
Edward
William
England
Princess of Wales
Duke of York
Randolph Churchill
South Africa
London
Warner's Safe Cure offered free trials and cures
A long promotional notice for Warner's Safe Cure urges readers with kidney, liver, bladder, and blood diseases to request a free trial bottle by writing the Rochester New York company. It cites testimonials, including Judge Thomas A. McMahon, notes the medical department of doctors, and claims the product is vegetable and effective for Bright's disease and related conditions. Regular size is $1.00.
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Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
N. Y
Wmwost
Warner
T. A. McMahon
Farragut An
Chicago
Ill
Thomas A. M'Mahon
Warner Safe Care Co
Bright
Warner Safe Cure Company
Appeals in Best murder case sent for Supreme Court
The exceptions in the John C. Best murder conviction of George E. Bailey of Saugus were agreed by Judges Sherman and Fox and sent to the Salem clerk of courts. They will be forwarded to the Supreme Court where they are listed for hearing before the full bench. Arguments likely after the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Best
George E. Bailey
Saugus
Sherman
Fox
Salem
Supreme Court
Impassable Streets Prompt Horse Friendly Repairs
A letter complains that School street and Beacon Hill are impassable for horses while Park Street remains passable. The writer urges immediate road repairs before winter, questions who funded the pavements on Boylston and other areas, and appeals to City Hall to ease cruelty to horses by improving urban streets.
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the Post
School Street
Beacon Hill
Tremont
Park Street
City Hall
Anropas
Boylston Street
Boston
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Eeee Ereee Estes
Ward
Emilie Poulsson
Howe
Laura Bridgman
J. Irving Manatt
Brown University
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Senator Hoar
Julia Ward Howe
John Eliott
Hall
Richards
Henry Howe
Michael Anagnos
Keppenham
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Gardner
Shipp
H Crine
Avon Street
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Duke and Duchess of York
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Sons of Veterans
Emily Stokes
Thomas TI. Stokes
British Naval and Military Association
William Farrell
Sebastopol
Royal Scots
Maine
J. E. Blunt
C. B
Corps
Stokes
Victoria
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Henry OF
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Pittsburg
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Laps
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Gsadpe
Fahey
Tracey
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Shelton
Whee
Cartwright
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