Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company Statement 1896
Financial statement showing loans with collateral or sureties totaling 1.37 million, mortgages 2.94 million, cash and bank balances, and total assets 9.03 million. Liabilities include capital stock, surplus, profit and loss, trust funds, special trusts, and certified checks. Directors listed. oath of officers sworn by Justice of the Peace on November 9, 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Boston
F. M. Stone
Henry S. Shaw
Benjamin F. Stevens
Nathaniel J. DE Solomon
William RB. . Rice
James Longley
Suffolk
Noy
Frank C. Ae
Henry A. Fenn
I Am Grazy noon from Bos Orrington with
A fragment from a Bos Orrington dated item appears as a garbled OCR snippet reading I AM GRAZY noon from Bos. The readable words suggest a local notice or brief item but lack clear names or context for a fuller summary.
Street Duel In East Boston Ends With Wounded Man Sought
Two Italian men faced off with revolvers on Leyden street at 930 yesterday morning. After eight to ten shots, Felix Auriemme was wounded in the shoulder and breast and later treated at Massachusetts Hospital. Girolama Capitalo, his assailant, fled and remains at large. Auriemme, 22, was later hospitalized and not in mortal danger. Chelsea police had been misinformed about where the duel occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyden Street
Felix Auriemme
Hanover Street
Second Street
Chelsea
Dunn
Massachusetts Hospital
Boston
Frohock
Station 7
Auriemme
Gireloma Capitalo
Saratoga Street
Girolama Caputalo
Hanna May Join Cabinet as Secretary of Treasury
Canton Ohio November reports say William R. Hanna may accept the Treasury post in McKinley s new administration. Business leaders pressure for his appointment citing financial stewardship. Dawes and Osborn e emerge in cabinet gossip while Harrison notes he would not join. The President elect again delays departure to Cleveland to finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Hanna
New York
Treasury
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
McKinley
Harrison
W. H. Miller
Indianapolis
William M. Osborne
Boston
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Osborne
General Osborne
London
London. He Is Very Close To Major McKinley
Foreign Service
Major McKinley
Cleve
Long Denies Candidacy for Cabinet Post
Ex-Governor John D. Long, named as a possible New England choice for McKinley’s cabinet, told a Post reporter he is not seeking any office. He cited sickness and lack of active politics, saying he aims to regain strength and will support Major McKinley’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
McKinley
John D. Long
Post
Major Moley
Congress
Major McKinley
Fire Eights extinguish blaze at two story Cooper street building
Afternoon members of Engine 8 doused a fire on the top floor of a four story brick building at No 2 Cooper Street in the apartments of Joseph Blackman. The lamp explosion started the blaze causing Blackman to jump from a third story window in a panic but he escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engine 8
Cooper Street
Joseph Blackman
Blackman
Navy study on Massachusetts turret test at Indian Head
At a meeting of naval architects Commodore W T Sampson described an official May June 18% test of an experimental turret on the battleship Massachusetts at Indian Head proving ground. The turret was damaged but armor and foundation resisted well. Henry W Cramp discussed corn pith cellulose used to protect hulls below the water line. Officers elected: Griscom president and Cramp, Hichborn, Loring, Meade, Webo, Melville, Quintard, Rose A Walker and Frank Bernald as vice presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
W. T. Sampson
Bureau of Ordnance
United States Navy
United States
Massachusetts
Naval Proving Ground
Indian Head
Henry W. Cramp
Navy
Clement A. Griscom
Charles H. Cramp
Philip H
Captain Delisle Arrest Sought After Steamer Disaster
St John’s Newfoundland reports the inspector general pursued a warrant in Montreal for Captain Delisle of the Thor, blamed for the Maggie wreck that claimed thirteen lives last Friday, as police move to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delisle
Tiber
ST. John’s, N. F
Newfoundland Constabulary
Montreal
Thor
James Fagin Fined For Cigar Toss At Carlisle Meeting
Covington Kentucky November 12 James Fagin was fined twenty dollars and costs for throwing a lighted cigar into the face of Carlisle after a gold Democratic meeting held last month. Eggs were reportedly thrown at the secretary during the same gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Fagin
Covington
Carlisle
Testimonial to Widow of C J Cullinane at Charlestown Hall
Monument Hall Charlestown hosted a testimonial for Mrs. Denis Cullinane widow of Dennis J Cullinane. The event featured a fine concert and dancing until 2 a m. T F Reynolds oversaw the floor with the help of George Murphy and a corps of aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Cullinane
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Dennis J. Cullinane
T. F. Reynolds
George Murphy
Aids
French Radicals Fail In Attempt To Oust Government
Paris dispatch reports radical groups in the Chamber of Deputies edging toward toppling the Meline cabinet. Disagreement over state officials and religious congresses sparked interpellations led by Levi Mirman. The Radicals aimed to force a cabinet change, but the move collapsed with limited immediate effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Meline
Chamber
Conaoone
M. Meline
Levi Mirman
Cts
Rheims
Republique Francaise
Universitaires
M. Mirman
Mirman
Extreme
Worcester man attempts suicide on Boston and Albany train
Fred Cronne of 136 Eastern avenue Worcester shoots himself three times in the head aboard a Boston and Albany train near Columbus avenue station and fires at a bystander who tried to intervene. He is described as despondent, soon taken to City Hospital. condition listed as dangerous but stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cronne
Eastern Avenue
Worcester
Crenne
Columbus Avenue
Station 4
Todlet
Lagrange Street
Wil
City Hospital
Willams Tells of Causes of Bryan's Defeat
Wakefield club members attend a consultation banquet in Flanley's Hall with about one hundred Democrats and Populists. John J. O'Connor reads a letter from George Fred Williams, who apologizes for not attending due to a Jamaica vacation and plans to visit later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Bryan- Sewall-Williams Club
Flanley’s
John J. O'Connor
George Fred Williams
Jamaica
Williams
Boston
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Massachusetts Clothing Co
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Manchester
N. H
R. L. Danford
Piscataquag River
Browning, King & CO
Washington St
Kneeland St
Commissioners OF Savings Banks
U. S
Mass
Cambridge
Peace
Cage
Pa ¢ Colony
Old Wed
Albany
Providence
Condor
Trust Department
Haqaee
Ee Life Ins. Co
Frank C. Miles
Gerard C. Tobey
Frederic W. Lincoln
Thomas J. Whidden
Ccharles F. Fairbanks
William G. Benedict
Washington
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring Brewery
Youn
Papster
Melville H. Robbins
South Boston
Orrington, Me
Bangor
West Third Street
South
Horace Marston
East Orrington
Robbins
Phyan
Bos
Orrington
Joan
Ston
Kersey
East Boston
Tanna
Secretary OF Treasury
Commodore Sampson
Mr. Cramp
FREE
Turkey
MAGEE
C.H. Robinson & CO
Washington Streat
Adams Ee
Dos Book Square
Board OF Aldermen
Garret _CouNcil
Bermaline
Willams
Bryan
Principles of
Wakefield Club
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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