Miss Kellard on Trial for Forging Promissory Notes
New York authorities report Miss Mary Kellard on trial in the Court of Sessions for allegedly forging the name of Mrs. Virginia Wood on two $1000 promissory notes. The case ties to the Harlem social scene and to Kellard’s past associations with William D. Wood and Barbara Aub, with details of charity, speculation, and a sensational career outlined.
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New York
Mary Kellard
Court of Sessions
William D. Wood
Harlem
Miss Kellard
Virginia Wood
Barbara Aub
Walter L. S. Langerman
Langerman
Aub
Goff
Door of Hope
Police Department
Wood
Miss Wray
Salvation Army
Wall Street
Long Branch
Blane
Mercantile Agency Sold to R G Dun and Co with New Manager
The Mercantile Agency, long run by Edw. Russell & Co with offices in Boston Worcester Lynn Portland and Bangor, has been purchased and will be carried on by R. G. Dun & Co. Royal B. Young will serve as District Manager, expanding a network of 142 offices across the United States Canada and Europe.
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Mercantile Agency
Edw. Russell & Co
Boston
Worcester
Lynn
Portland
Bangor
R. G. Dun & CO
Royal B. Young
United States
Canada
Europe
Edward Russell & CO
Absence of Scheurer Kestner Shakes Senate Hearing
Paris reports from Le Soir say M. Scheurer Kestner’s absence from the Senate meeting provokes comment as rumors spread that Faure summoned him to reveal Dreyfus case documents proving guilt. His allies deny the tale while the government seeks to calm public debate. Lung Kuro will cure that hacking cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
le Soir
M. Scheurer-Kestner
Senate
M. Faure
Ham
Dreyfus
Republic
Local Boston Forecast Friday Warmer With Light Winds
The Boston area can expect fair weather on Friday with rising temperatures and variable winds. No precipitation is anticipated as conditions remain dry through the day.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Boston
Vicinity
Mystery Robbery In Manchester Ties Boston Figures
The Manchester police probe a $700 robbery on a train car tied to Arthur Belanger and Henry Belliveau, both claiming Boston ties. Belanger traveled toward St Cesaire College while Belliveau awaits trial on a theft charge, with U.S. connections and a Belanger wallet found on him. The case widens as the college reports a student named George Petit linked to suspicious actions and a stash of money and a Belanger named check found in Petit’s bag.
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Boston
Manchester
N. H
Henry Belliveau
Arthur Belanger
Concord
Captain Steele
Supreme Court
Tremont Street
Belanger
St. Cesaire College
Montreal
United States
George Petiit
Petiit
George Petitt
George Petity
Petitt
A. Belanger
Schooner Helen G Wells Turned Bottom Up At Sea
The schooner Helen G Wells was overturned by heavy seas last week and then righted with eighteen crew facing death. She departed Gloucester on Oct 28 bound for Guero Bank for halibut. Lung Kuro will prevent pneumonia.
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ST. John's
N. F
Helen G. Wells
Gloucester
Guero Bank
Harvard Varsity Faces Penn at Philadelphia With Injuries
Harvard heads to Philadelphia for the crucial game against Penn after a troubled week. The Crimson play with four injured starters Cabot Warren Swain and Donaldout, Mills at fullback and Haughton shifted to right tackle to fill gaps and boost blocking and defense.
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Harvard Square
Harvard
Park Square
New York
Philadelphia
Quakers
Bose
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Yale
Downing
Eli
Cabot
Warren
Swain
Donald
Dibblee
Haughton
Mills
Goodman
Penn
Harvard Triumphs In Joint Boston Debate At Perkins Hall
Harvard defeated Boston University in a joint university debate held at Perkins Hall on Boylston Street before about 400 auditors. The contest showcased four debaters with two women sharing the speaking duties, marking a historic collaboration of coeducational participants and drawing hearty audience applause despite BU’s disappointment.
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Harvard
Boston University
Perkings
Lost engagement recalled in a fleeting memory
A speaker recalls bowing to a man whose name eludes memory, remarking that she once believed they were engaged, a line captured by the Chicago Record showing quiet romantic ambiguity.
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Chicago
Serving Dresser Bargain Promises Convenience
An Oak Serving Dresser priced at $9.00 highlights space efficiency and ample storage. Center drawer lined with plush for small silver, rich grain finish, carved back, and easy castors. Part of a wide dining furniture sale featuring hundreds of bargains.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Massachusetts Clothing Co
Hanover
Portland Streets
William Good
Keelard
May Kellards
May Keelard
TFP
May Kellard
William Wood
Barbara Rub
Walter Langerman
Turkey
New England
C. H. Robinson & CO
Washington St
Adams Square
Dest Square
Faure
R. H. White
R. H. White Co
Police of
Sterling Ale
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring
Thomas Hrussell
Miss Wood
Radcliffe
Miss Grace Ethel Gerry Ward
Frank Hendrick
Miss Lucia Ames
MR. Russell
Sara Kendrick
The
Pennsys
Triumph of
Washburn Credit House
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Detroit Journal
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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