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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1898

Page

5

Howard Gould Marries Viola Clemmons Amid Will Clash

New York October 13 details Howard Gould wed actress Viola Katherine Clemmons. The marriage tests Jay Gould's will which would cut a child's share by half for marriages without consent, potentially reducing Howard from 10 million to 5 million. The private ceremony at Clemmons apartments followed by a wedding supper. guests included John Kimble Fitzpatrick and Capt. Shackford.

New York Howard Gould Viola Katherine Clemmons Gould Jay Gould State of George J John Kimble G. A. Fitzpatrick Leroy W. Baldwin W. G. Shackford W. Bogardus Sells Clemmons Young Gould

Don’t Talk Politics Or Drugs To Ladies Or Gents

A public notice warns readers about advice on stimulants and insists on choosing Duffy’s Pure Malt whiskey as the best stimulant. It cautions against inferior products sold by dealers with hidden motives and urges reliance on authorities.

Duffy

Provisions of Codicil Deprive Howard of Fortune Half

A codicil directs the execution of a will allocating half the fortune away from Howard. The provision specifies the beneficiary change and outlines the steps to carry out the amended distribution.

Howard

People's Telephone Corporation Forms Across North America

Albany reports the incorporation of the People's Telephone Corporation with $5,000,000 capital, $2,000,000 preferred stock, and a main office in New York City. The 8 percent cumulative preferred stock is redeemable after five years at $110 per share. The company plans telephone service nationwide and may add a telegraph system, aiming to cut rates following a long conflict between the New York Board of Trade and Bell Telephone.

Albany People’s Teleephone Corporation New York City United States Canada People’s Corporation New York Board of Trade and Transportation Bell Telephone Company

Board of Trade Members Back New York Venture

Nearly all members of the Board of Trade support the venture with Darwin R. James acting as incorporator. Frank Gardiner, nephew of Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner, serves as secretary. Initial operations will begin in New York under the charter, with broader territory planned later.

Goulds Split Over Wedding and Inheritance

A hasty wedding ends with a Niagara yacht departure as tensions rise over Howard Gould's planned nuptials to Miss Tyler. Reports say Howard risks losing about 6 million dollars under Jay Gould's will, with family members bitter over lack of notice and attendance.

Holland House Pridegroom Mr. Gould New York Miss Clemmons Jay Gould Gould Wever Miss Clem Miss Tyler Georgia Howerd George Gould Howard

Duty on Tobacco Protests from Cuban Producers

A petition signed by seventy five Cuban tobacco planters manufacturers and workers asks Assistant Secretary Howell for a higher duty on tobacco imported into Cuba. They claim current rates of 150 and 1 per pound hurt Cuban tobacco interests and credit while preventing imports from Sumatra Mexico and other countries. Officials show a likely move toward a practically prohibitive duty though no action has yet been taken.

Washington Howell Treasury Department Havana Cuba Sumatra Mexico United States Department

Spanish Tugboat Released After Cuban Capture

The tug Humberto Rodriguez seized near Nuevitas Cuba on July 26 by the U S cruiser Badger has been released by a New York court. The prize was delivered to officials and has rested in the North River since.

New York Humberto Rodriguez Nuevitas Cuba United States Badger Aloinos Nats Hinkel North River

Syndicate plans to reorganize Shawmut National Bank

The Post reports promoters will form a new institution with Shawmut Bank as nucleus. Plan calls for 2.5 to 3 million dollars capital and 50 to 66 percent surplus. James P. Stearns named prospective president. Shawmut to liquidate and issue new stock to former holders. Opening hoped before January liquidations. nine banks to be wound up.

the Post Shawmut National Bank Congress Street Shawmut Bank Shawmut Kidder-Peabody House Post Stearns Savings Bank Syndicate Bank James P. Stearns Quincy Merchants’ Municipal Committee

New Sea Wall Plans Submitted at Charlestown Navy Yard

Assistant Secretary of the Navy Allen tours Charlestown and submits drawings for a new sea wall aligned with the harbor line approved September 7. Commodore Howison approves and sends them to Washington. The project could add about twenty acres of yard space, but initial funding remains about 35 thousand dollars with Congress expected to provide more. The final wall length and scope remain undecided as officials weigh funding and layout.

Allen Charlestown Navy Yard Commodore Howison Secretary of War Washington Congress Chelsea End

Committee Seeks Time for Tradesmen's National Bank Liquidation

Washington October 13 A bank directors committee met Comptroller Dawes over the Tradesmen's National Bank condition. The examiner reports net deposits owed at $2 409 000 with short term notes and cash assets totaling about $2 200 610 leaving just over $1 000 000 in assets to cover a $208 390 shortfall. The comptroller will grant more time for voluntary liquidation but requires full obligation satisfaction before any liquidation.

Washington Tradesmen’s National Bank Dawes National Bank Examiner

Dean's Ointment Promises Instant Skin Relief

An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as instantly relieving eczema anywhere and permanently curing all skin conditions, claiming it as the sovereign remedy for utchi pees of the skin.

Dean

Miss Clement Honored by Grimes Battery for Aid Work

Miss Alice Shillaber Clement secretary of the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association is made an honorary member of Grimes's Battery A Second United States Artillery in recognition of relief work. Private Michaelis, a 19 year old, arranged supplies and prompted the honorary election from Boston. Clement has led the association’s female supply committee since its formation and lives in Newton Centre. The battery’s El Caney fight and the association’s diet kitchen highlighted a broad state effort with 500 volunteer groups aiding soldiers.

Alice Shillabor Clement Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association United States Artillery Fl Caney Grimes Santiago Miss Clement Michaelis Boston Association el Caney Hill el Caney See - Ben Women’s Supply Committee Clement P. Shillaber Pos Post Compositor Massachusetts Bay State New London Montauk Brackett Cuba Bay Star Prescott

Subpoenaing Key Standard Oil Officials Opens Hearing

New York October 13 The Ohio investigation into Standard Oil reconvened. Commissioner Brinsmaid sought Henry Flagler and W T Wardwell to testify but they were unavailable. Attorney General Monett questioned witnesses while Rockefeller counsel Kline deflected, saying books would be provided by other means.

New York Ohio Standard Oil Company Brinsmaid Henry M. Flagler Standard Oil Trust W. T. Wardwell Monett Mr. Monett Mr. Kline

Witnesses Missing Delays Book Production in Ohio Inquiry

Mr Monett and Mr Kline clash over producing books for the case. Deputies to serve subpoenas for witnesses and the Illinois standard oil records. The sought items include the sree register of liquidating trustees and Standard Oil Company of Ohio records. The hearing adjourned until Saturday.

Mr. Monett Ohio Monett Rockefeller Brinsmatt Winean

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Katherine Clemmons Howard Lav Paris England Mons Niagara Wilton Merle Smith Central Presbyterian Church Steward Gould Day Gould David M. McClure George J. Gould Edwin Gould Helen M. Gould Anna Gould Frank J. Gould Wiessteeverenes Helen Tubular Anna Edwin George California J. W. Dayen San Francisco Europe Worth Felix Chicago William S. Cody Cody Venice Helen Gould Frank Odette Tyler Miss Kingdon Dr. Bull Price Tremont Row J. Ward Wison Wilson Brothers People’s Telephone New York the Niagara Kathrine Clemmons Old Point Comfort Eawir Capt. Sullivan St. James's Parish St. James's Hall John J. Sullivan Ninth Regiment United States Hotel New Bank J. P. Stearns New Sea Wall National Bank Sultan Vitprz Palace Constantinople Mavrogeny Pacha Turkey Mariani Wine MA Iani & CO West 15Th Street Boulevard Haussman London Mortimer Street Montreal Hospital Street NSS CHD TV Grimes Faniis Battery Relmurd Railroad Men's Union Bae
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