Miller’s 520 per cent scheme resurfaces in New York fraud case
The Boston Post exposé of the Franklin Syndicate fallout reappears as New York investigators probe an alleged scheme tied to Miller and Robert A. Ammon. A mysterious “M. F. Davis” allegedly fronts claims bought from creditors, possibly Ammon, with amounts cited from 10 500 to 315 000 dollars and hidden assets believed linked to Miller.
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Franklin Syndicate
Boston Post
William F. Miller
New York City
M. F. Davis
Miller
Robert A. Ammon
Ammon
New York
MM. F. Davis
Davis
New
Rk Supreme Court
Alfred R. Goslin
Una R._ Goslin oeplet
Obert A. Ammon
Alice Kmidt
Goslin
Robert
A. Ammon
Robert A. ‘Ammon
New York Central Railroad
Nousr
Miller and Schlesinger
T. Ellett Hodgkins
Wingate & Cullen
Packer
Robert A.ammon
Miller Syndicate
Bosides
Seymour, Johnson & Co
Theless
Hodgkins
Boston
Charlestown
Post
Ammon, Miller
Kelly
Anmmo
Miller Awaits New Trial After Larceny Conviction
William Franklin Miller was sentenced to State prison in New York for grand larceny but the New York Supreme Court ruled he should have faced a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. He awaits a new trial after being moved from the State prison to Raymond Street Jail, with bail proceedings dragging in Colonel Ammon.
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William Franklin Miller
Uison
New York
Supreme Court of
New York State
Miller
Raymond Street
Jaiil
Ammon
Yong Kay Seeks More Teachers at Chinese Sunday School Meeting
Yong Kay the Chinese missionary urged more teachers at the New England Chinese Mission gathering at 114 Harrison Avenue. He noted a low teacher pupil ratio and language barriers as the main obstacles to Chinese Sunday school, praising efforts by women and English speaking participants. The event featured Chinese music and a lively audience, with Rev. Virgil V. Johnson and Rev. W. H. Allbright commending Yong Kay's work. James H. Earle chaired and introduced him as a determined man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Harrison Avenue
Yong Kay
Charles Ong Ying
Wong Ah Yim
May Fook
Wong Jung
Virgil V. Johnson
W. H. Allbright
James H. Earle
Greene
The
Wife Advised Suicide After Bank Collapse At Oedenburg
Vienna dispatch reports the Boden Credit Bank failure at Oedenburg Hungary led to a suicide. Manager Schrader confessed to his wife who gave him a pistol and urged suicide. His wife faces arrest as an accessory to the act.
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Vienna
Boden Credit Bank
Oedenburg
Hungary
Schrader
New Express Train Linked Boston to New York
Beginning Monday October 21 a vestibuled express with parlor car service departs Boston at 2 p m daily except Sundays for New York via Willimantic and Hartford arriving at 8 p m. Return trains run the same hours. A special form of ticket will be issued for the 1 p m Air Line Limited and mileage or commutation tickets on those trains will be discontinued.
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WEW
Boston
New York
Willimantic
Hartford
Air Line
Hancock
Allan Hine
Norwegian
Moor
Atlantic
Glasgow
Mystic Wharf
Furness Ner Cambrian
Lee
London
Cyrus
Leonard C. Hewson
Troubadour
Rowe’s Wharf
Anchorage
United States Engineer Corps
Portland
Ray Brown
Som
Alfred W. Fiske
Stone Horse Shoal
Vineyard Sound
Anna KE. Kramg
Mc Richey
Philadelphia
Havana
Saxon King
West Hartlepool
Rotterdam
Tripoli
Samarang
Java
Delaware
Reiser, Spear & Co
Bath
United Fruit Company
Puckman
Craig
Toledo
Great Lakes
Baltimore
Jamaica
Holt
St. Lawrence
Jansen
Admiral Wey
Dewey Brow
Heath
Mra
A de Pass
C. H
Harris
Bertie Larrow
Paria Murad
Christopher Furness
Quebec
Cememander Arthur P. Nazro
Cross Rip
Cross Rip Shoal
Nantucket Sound
Nan
Pan American and Retura Albany Railroad Ad
An advertisement touts the Pan American and Retura Albany railroad as the only double track route from New England to Buffalo and Niagara Falls with superb facilities and service. It highlights day coaches, newVuested seating, and comfortable high back seats, noting fares at 12 dollars.
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Pan-American and
Retura Then & Albany
New England
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Pan-American
Cramps Clash Over Retvizan Speed Trial Off New Hampshire
The Retvizan, newest fast battleship, tested off the New Hampshire coast amid speed disputes. Cramp representatives claim 318.01 knots per hour in heat one, while Russian officials cite 17.7 knots. the ship’s slip rate is estimated at 16 percent, with endurance tests to follow near Cape Delaware.
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Hathnpshire
Retvizan
Edwin G. Cramp
Brooklyn
Boston
P. P. Kakedonski
T. Too
Charles J. Cramp
Edwin 3. Cramp
Bata
General Curtis F
Charley H. Allen Iter
Lewie Wharf
Jugtee É
Evan
Isles of Shoals
Fortsmouth
N. H
Boon Island
Philadelphia
Cape Delaware
Captain Ent
PF. P. Kakedonsky
I. I. Skorohodov
A. A. Pelican
N. N. Kurach
Indefinite plant closure by Byfield Rubber Co
Brief notices from multiple cities report the Byfield Rubber Company voting to close its Bristol plant for an indeterminate period due to an overstocked market. Other items note local officials changes, accidents, and investigations across Nashua Nashua Concord Madisonville and more.
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Bristol
R. 1
Byfield Rubber Company
Nashua
N. H
George B. Bowler
Alfred A. Hall
Hall
Harrises
An Lovelage
CIA
Rochester
Madison
Wis
Pane Station
Concord
Lucy Jane Willatt
Stickney
Salt Ste. Marie
Mich
Caestontar Furness
London
Montreal
Victoria
B. C
Leblanc
Foote
Kane
Pierpont
Pa- Doane
Elizabeth City
N. C
Fleetwood & Jackson
Hertford
Dallas
Yeas G. Hogg
James Wilkie
New York City
Beaumont
Madisonville
Eugene Harrabon
M. B. Church
South
Jim Lewin
Cable
Two Killed in Fitchburg Freight Incident
In Fitchburg on October 21, Patrick Martial, a section hand, was run over by a freight train and killed. Abraham Bucher, a mute laborer, died while moving freight, aged about six years.
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Fitchburg
Patrick Maratiall
Abraham Ucher
Itas
Koester Named Internal Revenue Collector for South Carolina
Washington reports President Roosevelt appointed George Koester as collector of internal revenue for the district of South Carolina to succeed the late W L Webster. Koester, a prominent independent Democrat, was recommended by business leaders and citizens in SC and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George Koester
Internal Revenue
District of
South Carolina
W. L. Webster
Koester
North Carolina
Roosevelt
Jones
Alabama
Bialock
Republican Party
McLaurin
Belgian King May Visit Walshs in Colorado or Washington
King Leopold of Belgium may include a visit with Thomas F. Walsh Colorado commissioner to the Paris Exposition and his wife in his U S itinerary. The Walshes hosted the king after the exposition and invite him to visit in Colorado or Washington.
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Denver
Col
Leopold
Belgium
United States
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
Walsh
Worcester
Mass
Walshes
Leopold of
Fleet arrives at T wharf with large mixed fish catch
A Saturday arrival at T wharf brings two vessels totaling 615,000 pounds of fresh mixed fish. Top vessels include the Frances Whalen and Mary A Whalen with high catches, plus several other named ships and new additions like Irene and May. Prices range from 2.2% to 3.60 per pound for cod haddock hake and pollock, with 300 barrels of herring selling at 3 per barrel.
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T Wharf
Frances
Whalen
Mary A. Whalen
Mary G. Powers
Jennie and
Agnes
C. M. Smith
Joseph P. Johnson
Grace Darling
William A. Morse
Sadie N. Nunan
Sylvie M. Nunan
John M. Keen
Grace Otis
Alena L. Young
Heffeyld
Hattie M. Knowlton
Boyd & Incds
Richard Lester
Zephyr
Rienzi
Susie B
Moey Olympia
Provincetown
Haddock
Saugus River
Irene
May
Frank O'Hara
Atlantic Avenue
Oxner & Story
Essex
Deine
Larry Hayes
John B. Masters
Dominion & Atlantic Railway Company
Atong
Custom House
J. BE. H. Jackson
Grand View Hotel
D. D. Kelly
East
Memorial Service for Martin Schoot
Services honoring the late Martin Schoot were held in the community church tonight with family and friends gathers to pay respects. The obituary notes a private graveside service followed by a public remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Schoot
Manley
Ire
Um Martie Meen
Eoaraue Taear
Chicago Post Office burglary misses half a million
Thieves tunnel into the Chicago Post Office and steal about 75 000 dollars worth of stamps. They would have hit cash worth over 500 000 dollars if they had accessed the north vault, but escaped with the stamp loot. Postmaster Coyne faces bond-related risk as investigation points to possible insider involvement.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Post Office
Coyne
Bond
Washington
White House
Congress
Peoria
Anxiety Builds Over Panama Attack Forecast
At Panama City and Colon the threat of an insurgent assault hangs over commerce. Merchants report unprecedented business dullness while naval forces from the United States and France observe and await further developments.
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Golon
Colombia
Panama
United States
Iowa
Icarus
Protet
Machias
Suchet
Colon
Colombian rebels suffer heavy loss near Kingston
Letters from Panama report the Colombian rebels lost heavily in a battle near Kingston last Tuesday. Rebels are concentrating in a camp nearby as both sides prepare for a clash expected to determine the revolution's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Panama
Dray Malfunctions Injures East Boston Girl
Eight year old Tania McDonald of 166 London Street East Boston lost her right leg after she wandered into a dray owned by J W Randle and driven by James Blowers near London and Porter streets. The wheel crushed the limb below the knee and she was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors hoped to save her life.
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Tania McDonald
London Street
Boston
Esterday
London
Porter Streets
J .W. Randle
James Blowers
Massachusetts General Hospital
Payne and Brown Draw Lewiston Bout
Allie Brown of this city and Billy Payne of Philadelphia fought 10 rounds to a draw in City Hall tonight before a good sized crowd.
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Lewiston
Allie Brown
Billy Payne
Philadelphia
City Hall
Alberto Trial Opens in Holyoke Murder of Wife Nathalie
Mharles Alberto stands trial in a special session of the Superior Court for the Sept 1 1900 murder of Nathalie Alberto in Holyoke. Beaudry sister of the slain woman testified seeing the assault, while neighbor Beaudry and doctor testified on wounds and death by neck injury.
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Springfield
Mharles Alberto
Nathalie
Superior Court
Maynard
Lawton
D. H E. Sullivan
Holyoke
Andrew B. Wallace
Gardiner
Alberto
New Bedford
Boston
Clinton
Beaudry
Northampton
Sydney
C. B
Evalina Beawéary
William J. Howe
G. C. Roberts
Low-rate excursion to Buffalo via New York lines
Advertises a five day round trip from New York via Fall River Stonington or Norwich to Buffalo with New York New Haven Hartford Railroad tickets on Thursday October 4 at discounted prices. Counts as a travel promo item.
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Buffalo
New York
Fall River
Stonington
Norwich
New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad
Autumn Royal Blue Line Tours to Washington
Leaving Boston Thursday evening Oct 1 and 21 the Autumn Royal Blue Line offers a seven day trip to the national capital with five days there and visits to Philadelphia and New York. Rate 27 dollars covers all expenses. longer stops available. For illustrated pamphlet contact Joseph P Taggart N E B A 21 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
National Capital
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph P. Taggart
N. EB. A
Washington Street
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Sunday Schools
C. T
James D. Wood
el Reno
Interior Department
News of the World
Telegraph
Marquis of Queensberry
American Oket Ieee
FrrenéuRe
Weremenanin
What Is
Castoria
Tena
Payne and
BROWN
Mason & Hamlin, Hardman, Gabbier, Emerson, Jewett, Shoninger, Standard, Woodbury
Gteinertone
Royal Blue Line
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