English Court Case Sheds Light on Castle Shoplifting Trial
Lewis Weill of Hatton Garden, a Castle surety, says Dr George Henry Savage finds Mrs Castle not responsible though she admits taking the items. Walter Castle thanks US embassy as Clerkenwell sessions set for Nov 2 with Sir Edward Clarke leading defence.
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London
Lewis Weill
Hatton Garden
W. M. Castle
San Francisco
George Henry Savage
United States
America
Walter M. Castle
Roosevelt
British Home Office
M. P
England
Sixteenth Synod council weighs Christ Church Boston case
The Philadelphia Synod session reports Rev. Fred Allen of Christ Church Boston sought a commission to run church affairs. The committee rejected the request and advised the congregation not to move to Roxbury or sell property. They also called for the rector's resignation, with next meeting set for Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
New York
Fred Allen
Christ Church, Boston
Roxbury
Scranton
Penn
Motormen and Conductors to Meet at Temple Hall
Division 9 West End street railway hosts motormen and conductors from connected divisions this evening at Temple Hall Union Square Allston. Representatives from other divisions will address the meeting.
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Division
West End Street Railway
Temple Hall
Union Square
Allston
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Leader Visits Ellis Island
Mrs. Sarah B. Fessenden, president of the Massachusetts State Board of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, visited Ellis Island in New York yesterday.
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Sarah B. Fessenden
Massachusetts
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ellis Island
New York
Princess Helene of Montenegro Enters Rome in Grand State Welcome
In Rome Oct 22 Princess Helene arrived with a royal escort. King Humbert and Queen Margherita greeted her at the station with kisses and embraces as 800000 people cheered along the route to the Quirinal. The procession included 20 state carriages and cuirassiers.
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Rome
Helene of
Montenegro
Humbert
Margherita
Portugal
Oporto
Letitia
Aosta
Turin
Plaza di Quirinal
Plaza Termini
Prince of
Naples
Umbert
Helene
Castle of
St. Angelo
Quirinal
Sailor Brown Freed In Mutiny Case
Charles Brown, held for complicity in the mutiny and murder on the brig Herbert Fuller, was exonerated yesterday when a United States grand jury returned a no bill. He remains a witness, with testimony expected to play a key role in Mate Bram’s potential indictment.
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Charles Brown
Herbert Fuller
United States
Brown
Mate Bram
Postoffice
Polynesian Lands of Samoa Dispute Favoring Neylan & Hobbs
Advices from Apia Samoa dated Oct 7 report Chief Justice Ide ruled in favor of Neylan and Hobbs of San Francisco against Harris et al of New Zealand for possession of the Polynesian lands of Samoa. The claim totaled 662 582 dollars. Defendants have until Nov 7 to pay, likely not. America’s private interests in Samoa to grow with a 22 000 acre stake, nearly matching Great Britain.
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San Francisco
Apia
Samoa
Ide
Neylan & Hobbs
Harris Et al
New Zealand
America
Great Britain
Women Call For Flag Display Before Election
The American Woman's Sound Money League led by Marion A. McBride urges women across thirty-one states to display the flag on October 31 and signal loyalty as the nation approaches the November 3 presidential election. They emphasize patriotism, education, and national honor amid concerns over economic credit.
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America
American Woman’s Sound Money League
Isgood
Marion A. M'Bride
American Woman's Sound Money League
New England Railroad Company Elects Directors in Hartford
In Hartford on October 22, twenty two attendees elected the board for the New England Railroad Company. Directors listed include William T. Hart, Francis L. Higginson, N. W. Rice, Charles L. Lovering, and others from Boston Providence New Haven and Chicago. The 103 year Providence & Springfield lease at 4 percent on $530,000 capital was ratified unanimously and the directors' annual report was accepted.
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Hartford
Conn
The
New England Railroad Company
William T. Hart
Boston
Francis L. Higginson
N. W. Rice
Charles L. Lovering
Jesse Metcalf
Providence
Gorham P. Pomeroy
Frederick J. Kingsbury Waterbury
D. S
Charlies P. Clark
New Haven
Robert Bacon
New York
John W. Doane
Chicago
Providence & Springfield
New England
Governor Morton Rejects Savage Gun Report for National Guard
New York Governor Morton declined to approve the commission's report selecting the Savage gun to rearm the New York National Guard. The decision halts the proposed ordnance upgrade awaiting further action.
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Morton
New York
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