Maverick Bank hearing over Evans & Co settlement details
Judge Brooks adjourned the hearing on Receiver Beal s claim of 641000 against Evans & Co. bank officials testified about attempts to settle, alleged joint account issues with Potter, and director votes favoring a settlement to avoid larger losses. Arguments scheduled for this afternoon.
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Beal
Maverick Bank
Irving A. Evans & Co
Ewer
Wilmot R. Evans
Evans
Evans & Co
Potter
Mr. Potter
J. W. Work
Witness
Winthrop Bank
Maverick
Clearing-House Committee
Henry F. Woods
Jonas H. French
The
Thomas A. Dana
Kaveney Denies Defeat in bout with Harrington
James Kaveney writes to the Sporting Editor contesting a Herald report of a B A A fight Tuesday night. He says he slipped on the mat and fell in the first round and claims a clean knock-down in the second round. He signs as 110-Pound Champion of New England.
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Harrington
The
Herald
James Kaveney
New England
Conference grounds on secret societies among archbishops
The second day of the Roman Catholic Archbishops Conference in New York opened with closed deliberations led by Cardinal Gibbons. The main issue was clarifying which societies count as secret, focusing on Odd Fellows and the Sons of Temperance, with Archbishop Katzer urging explicit definitions and citing the Baltimore Council decrees excommunicating Freemasons and related groups. Debate noted as likely to produce action before the conference ends, alongside concerns over Catholic Indian children in Western reservations and schooling.
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New York
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Odd Fellows
Sons of Temperance
Katzer
Milwaukee
German Catholic Central Society of the
Dubuque
Free Masons
Freemasons
Baltimore
Holy See
Carbonari
Fee Masons
The
Holy Roman and Universal Inquisition
Society of Odd Fellows
Council of Baltimore
College of the Archbishops
P. L. Chapelle
Saloon
Santa Fe
Devastating Cyclone Rips Red Bud Illinois
A cyclone struck Red Bud Illinois at 3 30 am destroying 35 houses killing one boy Jacob Kabe and injuring about 15 including Mrs Jacob Koch and D D Perry. Churches town hall jail and newspaper office were levelled. Property loss estimated at 100 000 with many left homeless. Aid urged from abroad.
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Rep Bup
Ill
Jacob Kabe
Jacob Koch
Peter Kendall
Peter Karden
Louis Boger
Julius Honn
Beitmann
Adden Starr
Emma Crow
John Manderfeldt
D. D. Perry
Herman Drage
Post Office Inspectors Nab Green Goods Swindle Ring In New York
The Post Office inspectors trapped a ring involved in a green goods fraud, using marked notes and a staged $3000 counterfeit scheme. Key players included James, Jacobs, Goyett, and a padre-like old man who coached the fake money operation. The scheme culminated with a bank draft and a staged express shipment, yielding a summary of evidence leading to a guilty plea.
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Jacobs
Goyett
Post Office
New York
Allen
the Post
New York City
R. Edwin Sparrell
Sparrell Print Company
Telegraph
The
Post
Sparrell
Mott Haven
J. Jones
Lafforgue
Oliver Goyett
Grand Street
Elizabeth -Street
Bowery
Elizabeth Street
Fulton Street
Chase National Bank
Fulton Street Bank
Negro education meeting at Lasell Seminary Auburndale
A public meeting in the interest of negro education as represented by the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute will be held at Lasell Seminary Auburndale tomorrow night.
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Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Lasell Seminary
Auburndale
Among the Musicians Ballad Recital At Dr Wesselhoeft Home
A Boston Museum company recital by H G Lonsdale at 661 Boylston St features a large cast including Mrs A B Stockbridge and Leon Vliet. The Park Theatre concert promises high attendance as part of a noted series directed by Edward E Rice with many celebrated soloists and an orchestra. The Tremont Theatre hosts a benefit for veteran comedian George H Coes on Nov 27 with Rus sell's Comedians and others.
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H. Gittus Lonsdale
Boston Museum Company
Conrad Wesselhoeft
Boylston Street
Lonsdale
A. B. Stockbridge
Leon Vliet
Frank Kennedy
B. L. Shapleigh
Park Theatre
Edward E. Rice
Rice
Eben B. Plympton
Boston
Bohemia
Mme
Mathilde Cottrelly
William Pruette
J. W. H. Clark
Minna Vian Buren
Fritz
Giese
Herr Dietch
Regaloncita
John J. Braham
Percy Gaunt
Leon Keach
George H. Coes
Luke Schoolcraft
Tremont Theatre
Coes
Russell
Italians Hold Wake For Patrone Girls Murdered By Father
Twenty five hundred people view the bodies of the Patrone girls killed by their father in Thatcher court residence. Oliver Healey oversaw arrangements for the Italian North End community. Mourners contributed for flowers and liquor for the wake. Funeral set for 9 AM at the Italian church on Prince Street.
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Patrone
Thatcher Court
Oliver Healey
North End
Prince Street
Italian man Patore dies after killing children and injuring self
Giuseppe Patore, the Italian suspect who killed his children at 2 Thatchercourt on Tuesday night and then cut his own throat, died at General Hospital last night after being treated for injuries.
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Giuseppe Patore
Thatchercourt
As Reeronmas EN General Hospital
Witt Nominated for East Boston Alderman at Republican Caucus
In Maverick Hall East Boston last evening the Wards 1 and 2 Republican caucus met with Hon. James Smith presiding. J C Nute served as secretary and Charles T Witt was unanimously nominated for Alderman.
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Maverick Hall
Boston
James Smith
J.C. Nute
Charles T. Witt
Standard Box Melton Overcoats Reach $15 Tag
A textile note proclaims Standard Box Melton as an exact reproduction in weave and face finish of the celebrated Carr Melton priced at fifteen dollars.
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Box Melton
Carr Melton
Standard Box Melton Overcoat Impresses Brookline Buyer
A Brookline Mass customer praises the Standard Box Melton Overcoat from Standard Clothing Co for its lasting quality. With a light sponging and pressing it returns to a near new look, noting the garment’s strong fibre and durability since purchase last season.
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Brookline Av
Brookline
Mass
Standard Clothing Co
Standard Box Melton
Bromfield St
Boston
New England
J. Q. Bird
Grand jury to view murder scene in Lizzie Borden case
The taunt of testimony continues as the Fall River grand jury prepares to view the Borden murder site. Dozens of witnesses have testified across several days including officers, a Harvard student, and drug clerks who allege Lizzie Borden sought hydrocyanic acid.
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Lizzie Borden
Mr. Buck
Taunton
Fall River
Grand
Borden
District Court
Grand Jury
Marshal Hilliard
Pillsbury
Connors
Mullaley
Chase
Hydearyl Edson
Reagan
Lizzie
Frank H. Kilroy
Harvard
Smith
Eli Benz
Fred Hart
Thomas Brown
Ice Company
Third Street
Borden House
Thomas Boulds
Charles Sawyer
Harry Pierce
Dr. Bowen
Churchill
Bordens
Kirby
Carrie Rogers
Troy
Orrick Smalley
New Bedford
Craigville
George W. Hathaway
Andrew J. Borden
Edward E. Wright
William R. Martin
Annie Plummer's Fatal Chloroform Act Shocks Lowell
In Lowell on November 17 Annie Plummer a 20 year old woman from Andover street bought two ounces of chloroform and used it to end her life in an airtight closet at her home. Her father had died a month earlier leaving her wealthy and alone. A mill owner's son is said to have visited her recently. police may perform a post mortem to determine the cause. The case roils society circles and raises questions about motive and love.
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Annie Plummer
Andover Street
Miss Plummer
General Butler
Sherman Boiled Over At Memorial Stone Controversy
The Rev Father Sherman denounces the stalled monument to General Sherman as striking Rhode Island granite workers block its removal. He says force may be needed to move the tombstone, lamenting the nation’s inability to relocate the stone from the workers’ control.
Melrose Highlands Defeats Melrose Athletic Club
Melrose Highlands bowlers won last evening by 79 pins, defeating Melrose Athletic Club 2292 to 2213 in a tight matchup.
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Melrose Highlands
Melrose Highlands Bowlers
Melrose Athletic Club
Roasted Oats Promoted As Oatmeal Alternative
A brief notice promotes Roasted Oats as a friendly alternative to traditional oatmeal. The message invites readers to try the product, suggesting improvements in digestion or taste without offering detailed claims.
B A A S Great Victory Over New York Club
In New York on November 17 the Boston Athletic Association defeated the New York Athletic Club 8 to 0. The result highlighted B A A's dominant performance as they shut out their rival at home.
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New York
Boston Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
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