Maverick Bank Cases in the Circuit Court Hearing
In U S District Court Judge Putnam heard arguments in the Maverick Bank cases with prosecutors George D. Robinson and Allen and defense counsels Hawkins Strout Stearns Hyde Chaplin Coolidge and Sargent present. The indictment for false certification is argued as a misdemeanor with form defects not abating indictments. The case centers on false entries in bank books and reports, with debate over sufficiency of allegations and who may be charged. Bail for all defendants was posted for October 15 circuit court term.
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United States District Court
Putnam
Maverick Bank
George D. Robinson
Allen
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Allen
Mr. Robinson
Governor Robinson
United States
Robinson
Maverick National Bank
Britton, Fisk
Comptroller of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Coolidge
Colonel French
French
Colonel Hopkins
Potter
Chaplin
Dana
Putram
Died On The Sidewalk In New York Street Tragedy
An unknown well dressed man was found dead on the sidewalk at East Ninth street number 15 in New York at about 5 30 am. His coat vest and shoes were missing and only an ebony snuff box was found on him. Mrs Ward says she saw him lying faintly ill after midnight but with his coat on. The cause of death is not yet known and robbery is suspected.
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New York
East Ninth Street
Parade cheers greet youthful Governor Russell in Washington
Reports from newspapers recount the Washington parade showing Massachusetts Governor William E. Russell and his staff receiving the strongest ovation. The Washington Fencibles led the entourage as Russell, on a spirited horse, saluted crowds amid praise from multiple states including New Jersey Connecticut Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.
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Washington Fencibles
Russell
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Washington, D. C
L. Mosher
Commonwealths
Ublic
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Washington
the Recorder
Pattison
Abbott
Recorder
William E. Russell
Boston Proclaims Columbus Day Civic Celebration Oct 21
Mayor N. Matthews Jr urges citizens to observe the 400th anniversary of Columbus discovery with a citywide holiday for Oct 21 Boston schools will hold exercises and a civic procession committees organize ceremonies and private decoration of homes and businesses to honor the historic event.
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Boston
Christopher Columbus
N. Matthews, JR
Columbus Day Celebration Set Across Boston Schools
The Columbus Day program in Boston schools includes psalm 145, proclamations by President Harrison and Governor Russell, flag salutes, and songs. A 40,000 person parade, fireworks, and concerts by the Boston Cadet and Germania bands cap the day from 7:30 to 9 30 p.m., with events at the Common, Charlesbank, and various neighborhoods.
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Columbus
United States
Boston
Harrison
Russell
City Hall
Faneuil Hall
Old State House
Boston Cadet
Germania
Charlesbank
Sullivan Square
Jamaica Pond
Washington Park
East Boston
Brighton
South Boston
Dorchester
McLuckie Charged With Treason in Youncetown
E O Christy of Pittsburg’s Carnegie Company swore out a warrant before Mayor Miller charging Burgess McLuckie of Homestead with treason and being a fugitive from justice. Chief Cantwell held the warrant as of late last night with no arrest yet.
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Youncestown, O
E. O. Christy
Carnegie Company
Pittsburg
Miller
Burgess McLuckie
Homestead
Cantwell
McLuckie
Dunlap Hat Ad Touts Style For Tasteful Men
In another column will be found the reason why men of taste and wise men wear the Dunlap hat Read it and govern yourself accordingly by calling on Jackson Co 126 Tremont street
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Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Mileage tickets debate unsettled by railroad chiefs
In a legislative session a law required universal mileage tickets usable on any road in the state. Railroads contest the law as unconstitutional and may take the matter to the Supreme Court. Citizens urge harsher penalties to compel compliance, arguing broad benefit to manufacturers and carriers.
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Supreme Court
George E. Rogers
Washington Street
Supreme Court of the State
Rogers
Tam
United States Supreme Court
J. Edward Wallace
Smith & Wallace
Oliver Street
William R. Comer
Stearns’ Shoe Company
Congress Street
New England
Deacon Custody Trial Opens in Grassz France
Edward Parker Deacon sues his wife Mrs. Deacon in Cannes with a crowded courtroom. The defense accuses him of drinking and abuse, while Deacon seeks separation and custody. Court rules competence to hear the case. appeal discussed. Trial slated mid November as parties travel to Paris and Aix for proceedings.
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Deacon
M. Pilatte
Folkestone
Paris
Yerkes Gifts Chicago University World’s Largest Telescope
Chicago will host the largest and most powerful telescope ever built funded by Charles T. Yerkes. The 45 inch objective refractor, cast and polished at Clark & Sons, aims to surpass the Lick Observatory with a projected 1895 completion, elevating Chicago as a leading center of science and astronomy.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago University
United States of America
Institution of
George E. Hale
S. W. Burnham
Mr. Yerkes
Earth
Herschel
Tycho Brahe
Verkés
Messrs. Burnham
Hale
Harper
Alvan G. Clark
Cambridgeport
Mass
Clark
Alvan Clark
Europe
Clark & Sons
Yerkes
Lick Observatory
Mt Hamilton
California
Royal Society of England
French Academy
Germany
Russia
Italy
Chiago
Dedham Deputy Sheriff Pursues Murder Suspect to New York
Boston day by day note reports Deputy Sheriff Colburn has followed August Langner, the alleged killer of Mary Emerson, to New York after the June 2, 1891 crime.
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Colburn
Dedham
New York
August Langner
Mary Emerson
Powers Held on False Pretenses Charge
George H. Powers is under arrest at Station 4 on a charge of obtaining goods under false pretenses. He allegedly sought property in the name of a well known firm, removed the goods, and requested the bill be sent to the firm.
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George H. Powers
Station 4
Bar Association seeks disbarment of ex Judge Eben Hutchinson
The Bar Association has asked for the disbarment of ex Judge Eben Hutchinson of Chelsea on grounds of unprofessional conduct.
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The
Bar Association
Eben Hutchinson
Chelsea
Railroad commission holds Engineer Goodwin responsible for fatal collision
The railroad commissioners ruled yesterday that Engineer Goodwin of the Fitchburg Railroad is immediately responsible for the West Cambridge wreck five weeks earlier. His fast freight train telescoped a standing passenger train. no signals appeared and he failed to slow, making his speed dangerous.
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Goodwin
West Cambridge
Fitchburg
Goowin
Old State House Hub for Shore Line Express Tickets
Under Mr L H Palmer the Old State house remains a leading transportation hub in Boston offering tickets and drawing room car seats for Shore Line express trains and the Colonial express between Boston and Washington.
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Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Boston
Shore Line
Washington
Mysterious Ocean Wreck Sighted Off Boulogne Sur Mer
Reports from Boulogne sur Mer say a schooner captain found floating bodies at sea and wreckage that suggest a steamer loss. Ships confirm sighting. vessel identity remains unknown, possibly British French or German, with no known overdue ship.
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Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Third moonshiner caught in Lincoln county ambush case
Nas Hv ille Oct 13 Noah Cooper arrested in Lincoln county. Believed member of four man moonshining gang that ambushed revenue officers near Flintville. Third arrest. one moonshiner killed. County Collector Spurr remains alive and may recover.
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Nashville
Noah Cooper
Lincoln County
Flintville
Spurr
Indictments in Marion County Iron Hall case target officers
The Marion county grand jury returned wholesale indictments against Iron Hall officers Freeman D. Somerby Mark S. Davis J L Younghusband J H Henry Hayes C E Thompson George C Fountain E W Rouse for embezzling 200000 dollars to their own use including using funds in Somerby s Philadelphia bank. Arrests anticipated and more charges expected as perjury probes follow.
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India
Ana Pouis
Marion County Grand Jury
Order of the Iron Hall
Freeman D. Somerby
Indianapolis
Ind
Mark S. Davis
J. L. Younghusband
Detroit
J. H. Henry Hayes
Camden
C. E. Thompson
Binghamton
N. Y
George C. Fountain
Supreme Trustee
Jersey City
E. W. Rouse
Baltimore
Somerby
Philadelphia
Cox
Davis
Iron Hall
Supreme
Walker
Gossip of the big stores window displays and sales
The piece notes store windows as advertising art with Browning King & Co. Lally & Collins Hollander Bradshaw & Foilsom and A Stowell & Co. feature elaborate décor including Japanese portieres and palm-leaf fans. It mentions H Cline celebrating a 53rd birthday with roses, Zinn’s store remodeling, Santa Claus goods and lamps, Boston Walla pe drapery shop preparing lace sales, QC A Jenkins & Co. expanding dressy hats, and summer millinery innovations feeding autumn stock.
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Browning, King & Co
Paradise
Lally & Collins
Tremont Street
New
Ome
Columbus
America
A. Stowell & Co
H. Cline
Avon Street
W. E. Cunningham
Zinn
Partridge Store
Washington Street
Santa Claus
Boston Wall Ape Company
Summer Street
QC. A. Jenkins & Co
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Circuit Court
M'Luckie
Railroad Commissioners
W. A. Crafts
Hanson
Generals
MR. and
Mrs. Deacon
Edward Parker Deacon
Cambridge
M'Kinley Tin
Lunceh
Peg
Heliabl Cry Pur
Washington, Cor
Beach
Alexander
Napoeon
Broadway Hat Store
Washington St
Col. Pleasant
Waban Nurseries
Shady Hill Nursery Corporation
William C. Strong
Porter
BEB
Waban
Bedford
Lowell
Shady Hill Nursery Coo
Mystic Park
Medford
Boston & Lowell Depot
Lawrence
Northern
Scollay Square
H. E. Willis
Bos
Chickering
Tremont St
Cyril Tyler
Sopran
Guarini
Aera Oan Vleet
Boos
Ford
Oeghee
Harvey & Co
Tolepo
Daly
Pluto Oil Company
Chester H. Graves & Sons
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