No Bankruptcy Proceedings Against Hinckley Dropped
Bankruptcy proceedings against Sylvester B. Hinckley Sr. and the First National Bank of Chelsea were dropped by agreement of creditors after Hinckley Sr. died two days after creditors began action. The case involved Fall River Five Cents Savings Bank and notes dating from 1906 and 1906 66, with other creditors including New Bedford Institution for Savings and Fall River Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester B. Hinckley
Chestnut Hill
First National Bank of
Chelsea
Ewer
Sylvester B. Hinckley, Jr
Hinckley
Mr. Hinckley, Sr
Fall River Five Cents Savings Bank
Mr. Hinckley
New Bedford Institution For Savings
Fall River Savings Bank
Albert S. Apsey
Comstocks Boom Again in San Francisco Trading Frenzy
The San Francisco market surged with heavy trading as Comstock stocks rose across the board. Ophir reached 3.65, Mexican to 1.4, Sierra Nevada up over 4 points to 90, and Consolidated Virginia to 1.06 amid fierce broker scramble.
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San Francisco
Ophir
Sierra Nevada
Consolidated Virginia
Sag Belcher
Gould
Savage
Nevadas
Tonopah
Montana
Vances
Columbia Mountain
Laguna
Oro Sola
Lone Star
Blue Bell
Mate Briddle's Body Found After 12 Days
The body of Edward Briddle age 25 mate of the schooner Free Trade from Moncton New Brunswick was found floating in the Mystic River yesterday afternoon. He is believed to have fallen from the vessel on October 18. A search had previously failed. The body was taken to Briggs' undertaking rooms.
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Edward Briddle
Free Trade
Moncton
N.B
Mystic River
Briddle
Briggs’ Undertaking Rooms
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestion
Advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe simple cure for indigestion and stomach catarrh. It cites Dr Harlanson and testimonial from R S Workman of Chicago praising relief after use. The copy urges sending name and address for a free trial package from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
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Harlanson
Stuart
R. S. Workman
Chicago
Megans Self
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Mrs Eddy Hosts Reporters at Concord Home Denies Ill Health
Mrs. Eddy welcomed reporters at her Concord residence in a formal gathering. The room featured rose hues, costly glass and silver, a Bible in a gilt morocco cover, and a pair of trowels engraved for cornerstone ceremonies of local and Boston churches. Hon. Edward N. Pearson was among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Eddy
Christ
Boston
Senator Lodge and Draper Defend Overtime Bill Rally
New Bedford October 30 Senator Lodge and Lieutenant-Governor Eben Draper spoke to about 500 at City Hall, half textile workers, as a South End rally for Governor Guild’s overtime bill faced police. Representative Ross claimed Guild would sign the bill if it reached him and defended the governor’s labor record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Senator Lodge
Eben S. Draper
City Hall
Hearst Ranch
Draper
Hopedale
South End
St. Jean the Baptist Hall
Samuel Ross
Boston
David L. Parker
Republican City Committee
Walter Clifford
Joseph A. Gauthier
Bullock
Guild
Douglas
Representative Ross
Ross
Senate
Doorway Obstruction by Maid Interferes With Mrs. Eddy's Exit
During a presentation a maid drew a heavy drapery at the hall door to block the view of guests and the staircase. Cal v in A. Frye, the coach man secretary, appeared in a green coachman coat with silver buttons as the scene unfolded.
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Mrs. Eddy
Mr. Strang
Interview Perspectives on Mrs. Eddy's Frail Appearance
Newspaper reporters describe Mrs. Eddy during a Pleasant View interview as physically frail and aged, yet her voice remains clear. Observers note contrasts between her condition and perceived vitality, with details of movement, carriage departure, and a tour of her home and gifts.
Quiet reception at Mrs. Eddy’s door as dramatic tableau unfolds
Report describes a tense moment at a public event where Mrs. Eddy appears frail in satin gown and ermine. Mrs. O’Brien questions her health and faith, with Mrs. Eddy replying no physician but God, a scene witnessed by newspaper representatives.
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Bady
New Alliance Formed For Ward 20 Election Battle
Daniel T. OConnell leads a new alliance in Ward 20 as three ward committee tickets are filed. The Jackson Club withdraws in favor of the OConnell ticket with Byrne Doyle Kelley Gay and Kelleher joining. The move signals a decisive clash with the current ward committee and possible mayoral influence.
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Daniel T. O'Connell
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward
Ward Committee
Jackson Club
James J. Byrne
O'Connell
Byrne
Edward J. Doyle
Messrs
Joseph J. Kelley
Henry W. Gay
Patrick E. Kelleher
O’connell
Fitzgerald
City Committee
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Comstocks
Mr. Wilson
Garry
Bell and Poole
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Beecham
Holdy
Boston Herald
Associated Press
Mr. Frye
NEW Alliancen
Dr. Radway & Co
Radway
Anna Koehler
Hudson Ave
Union Hill
N. J
Radway’s Pills
Radway & CO
Elmst
New York
Franklin
City of
Park Square
James E. Whitney
John H. Sturgis
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