Quay and aides named in bank conspiracy case
Oct 3 Philadelphia reports warrants issued for United States Senator Matthew Stanley Quay his son Richard S Quay ex State Treasurer Benjamin J Haywood and Charles H McKee of Pittsburg charged with conspiring with John S Hopkins to divert public funds. Hopkins killed himself as bank failed. Bail set at 5000 each for hearing next Thursday. Haywood and McKee located out of state. Senator Penrose defends Quay noting personal notes discounted and repaid. The People's Bank suspended March 24 amid insolvency with deposits of 505000 city 52000.
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Philadelphia
United States
Matthew Stanley Quay
Richard S. Quay
Benjamin J. Haywood
Charles H. McKee
Pittsburg
Lyon
John S. Hopkins
People’s Bank
Hopkins
Quay
Atlantic City
Jermon
Haywood
Montana
McKee
New York
Penrose
Richard
Senate
Neither Side Yields in Brockton Strike Standstill
In Brockton on October 3, the general strike remains at a standstill as manufacturers report higher output while unions claim more workers are leaving large factories. Six hundred sixteen machines under union control are dismantled and a broader district strike hinges on Tuesday’s price-list adoption affecting hand lasters. A Lasters' Union committee met the Board of Trade, which refused the proposal as unconstitutional.
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Brockton
Lasters
Board of Trade
Robbery Claim Shaky Suspect Bennett Narrates Assault
George J Bennett 30 of 23 Metropolitan avenue told police at Station 13 Jamaica Plain that three men on Brookside avenue robbed him after an assault. He showed cuts and torn clothes, but provided no descriptions. Police considered his story unreliable and had no clues to act on.
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George J. Bennett
Metropolitan Avenue
Station 13
Jamaica Plain
Brookside Avenue
Bennett
Ward 20 Senatorial Delegates Enjoined From Voting at Suffolk Caucus
Ward 20 delegates to the seventh Suffolk senatorial convention were ordered by Deputy Sheriff Maguire to abstain from voting and to appear in court on Oct 5. Justice Lathrop issued the injunction amid claims of illegal caucus conduct including late checking, limited inspectors, and ballots miscount. The convention adjourned to Friday. Lott supporters contend accusations are unfounded and vow to press on.
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North Dorchester
Republican Club
Suffolk
Maguire
Supreme Judicial Court
Lott
Alderman Lott
Justice Lathrop
Supreme Judicial Bench
Edward A. Perkins
Walter L. Hayes
Thomas A. McQuade
Charles A. Hayden
L. R. Bolton
John W. Low
John A. Murray
H. Kellogg, Jr
Joan A. Allesby
George D. Bliss
Thomas C. Batchelder
Perkins
Bartlett
Dorchester
Ward 24
Charles B. Folsom
Osman
Fred A. Janisky
Elmer G. Foster
William D. Long
Alpheus Sanford
Ward
Arthur P. Russell
Sanford
Willer
Folsom
Barrows
George L. Woods
John K. Berry
Paige
Atwood
Bumstead Hall
Winterstreet
Boston
Sal
Suffolk County
Suffolk Coun Democratic Committee
John H. Lee
John F. Kelley
P. J. Riley Dead Malden clothing figure dies at home
P J Riley a well known Malden and Boston clothing trades figure died of heart disease at his Wentworth street home after a two day illness. He leaves a wife six children. Funeral set for Wednesday at Immaculate Conception Church with burial at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Malden
P J. Riley
Boston
Wentworth Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Swallow Renominated by Acclamation for Third District
The Hon. George N. Swallow of Charles town was renominated for the executive council from the third district by acclamation at the Republican councillor convention held in the Y M C A Union Hall on Boylston street yesterday. No opposition was voiced to granting him a second term.
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George N. Swallow
Charlestown
Executive Council
Y. M. C. Union
Wall Street Speculator's Industrial Deal Fizzles Out
A leading Wall Street operator lost a large sum in an industrial stock deal that collapsed after dramatic bets. He reportedly went drunk for three days, failed to cash in paper gains, and the stock price tumbled as outsiders refused to buy. The deal ended amid a faded sensation and a sober lesson in speculation.
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New York
Wall Street
Parade of the First Dalton Regiment to Boston Review
The First Regiment of Heavy Artillery will be furloughed by Wednesday for a 11:30 a.m. dinner before a 1 p.m. special two-section train to Boston. They will parade through central Boston to be reviewed by Governor Wolcott at Situate House, then dismissed. Troops wear campaign hats blue shirts trousers and loggias. rifles to be shipped to Lt. Hearn on arrival.
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South Framingham
Mass
Boston
Boston & Albany
Wolcott
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Kneeland Street
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Congress
Milk
Devonshire
State
Washington
School
Beacon
Boylston
Hearn
Weaver
Ninth Massachusetts Regiment
East Armory
Saxonville
Edward Davis
Ninth Regiment
Merritt Arrives to Advise on Philippines Peace Talks
Major-General Merritt, who led American forces at Manila, arrived from Marseilles to brief the United States Peace Commission. The latest session adjourned at 4 pm with plans for next Friday, while Spanish and American delegates prepare further strategies. President Faure will receive the commissioners at 4:45 pm, and Merritt will accompany them to the Palace. Madrid reportedly advised by Merritt may push for limited American control, with coaling stations the main point of Spain's concessions.
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Merritt
Manila
Marseilles
United States Peace Commission
Philippine Islands
General Merritt
President Faure
Palace de l’Elyses
Madrid
Philippines
America
Giant 1900s Cleveland syndicate aims to unite warship and armor firms
An evening paper reports a massive push to fuse warship building, armor plate and gun manufacturing into a single U S syndicate with factories near Cleveland. Prominent figures including Myron T Herrick Robert Wallace Andrew Carnegie and Dr Gatling are named in talks to raise about 200 million dollars and even seek a Great Lakes canal to the sea.
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Cleveland
United States
Great Lakes
Myron T. Herrick
Society of Savings
Robert Wallace
Cleveland Shipbuilding Company
Dr. Gatling
Otis Steel Works
Otis Works
Armstrong
Andrew Carnegie
Combine
West
San Francisco
Union Iron Works
Oregon
Heavy fines imposed on racing board members
Baltimore report lists penalties for actions detrimental to the racing interests of the L A W. Several individuals are fined and suspended for unsanctioned races in Washington DC and for failing to ride after entry at sanctioned meets. Fines range from 25 to 200 dollars with suspensions until paid.
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Baltimore
Albert Mott
The
Racing Board
Washington
DD. C
Bald
Cooper
McFarland
O. Stevens
Arthur Gardiner
Jay Eaton
Major Taylor
Kimble, Freeman
Fred Sims
Earl Kiser
TI. Brown
W . E. Becker
Henry Terrill
Otto Maya
J. KE. Walsh
Steenson
Moran
Throop
C. BH. Gause
Senator F W Dallinger Nominated by Acclamation
Senator F W Dallinger of Cambridge was nominated by acclamation last evening by the Republicans of the second Middlesex district.
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F. W. Dallinger
Cambridge
Mid-dlesex
Political ticket candidates named in state committee list
The document lists committee on ballots and State ticket for districts one through nine with names such as Henry W. Ashley in the first district Eugene J. O Neil in Chicopee John J. Love in Webster J Porter Morse in Marlboro Richard Pelliane in Lawrence Marcus C. Pettingill in Danvers Dennis W. McCarthy in Wakefield Ed J. Sennett in Cambridge and Daniel D. Rourke in Boston.
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Boston
William H. Baker
Newtons
John O’hern
Taunton
Ed F. Maher
Barnstable
Ed McAlpine Learned
Pittsfield
John J. Raleigh
Northampton
Jones E. Estabrook
Worcesters
Charles P. McNabb
Waltham
Joseph J. Flynn
Lawrences
Frank E. Foster
Beverly
John J. Hogan
Stephen Harrington
Cambridge
John Quinn
Henry W. Kelley
Charles E. Farrington
Newton
John Nolan
Brockton
John H. Dunn
Harwood
George P. Cooke
Milford
John H. Lee
Timothy E. McCarthy
Charles P
W. B. Mahoney
Westfield
James A. Gallivan
Dennis A. O’brien
Chelsea
Albert A. Pillar
Robert K. Sears
Danvers
Charles E. Dean
A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
Francis P. Curran
Woburn
James H. Mellen
Worcester
M. J. Reidy
Stephen M. Walsh
Lynn
Timothy J. Lynch
Holyoke
Frank J. Lawlor
Greenfield
Joseph F. Callanane
Springfield
John O’gara
Spencer
Charles D. Lewis
Framingham
Frank J. Symonds
Lowellj
P. W. Coughlin
William P. Connery
F. R. Gifford
Somerville
James E. Fitzgerald
Freds. Gore
Henry Lloyd
John B. Whelan
Weymouth
James E. Sullivan
Fall River
Charles F. Luce
New Bedford
Henry W. Ashley
Eugene J. O'Neil
Chicopee
John J. Love
Webster
J. Porter Morse
Marlboro
Richard Pelliane
Lawrence
Marcus C. Pettingill
Dennis W. McCarthy
Wakefield
Ed J. Sennett
Daniel D. Rourke
Autumn Hudson excursion thrills with Fitchburg line
The Hudson shows autumn colors and announces the Fitchburg railroad New York excursion on Oct. 6. The fare from Boston to Boston is quoted at 9 percent, highlighting a special rate for the trip.
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Hudson
New York
Boston
Election recount reveals sticker ballots and shifts in votes
Differences between returns and recounts show many ballots rejected for blanket stickers on regular ballots. Candidates such as David Abrams and W H Archer shifted from 140 and 148 votes to 93 and 98. Several conventions list elected delegates and tied candidates, with minor changes after recounts across wards, notably Ward 7 and Ward 2.
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W. H. Archer
House of
A. J. Williams
Arturo de Filippo
Henry Strauss
James J. Rudd
William Archer
Barnet Wenberg
W.W. R. White
W. A. Davis
Scott Robinson
N. F. Mondello
Joseph Barron
A. K. Babb
William Berwin
Solomon Bloom
W. S. Clark
Francisco di Pesa
Frank J. Lewis
F. K. Bradman
C. P. Weston
H. C. Pinkofsky
Cyrus S. D. Younkin
Harwood S. Palmer
M. C. Cook
Lewis Pennini
Albert H. Horn
Pennini
Horn
John W. Cunningham
Representative
James Robertson
Hodgkins Renominated by Acclamation in Middlesex Race
Senator W. H. Hodgkins of Somerville was renominated by acclamation by the Republicans of the first Middlesex district.
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W. H. Hodgkins
Somerville
Middlesex
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