Grave charges against managers of Massachusetts Benefit Association
The Massachusetts Benefit Association faces accusations of a secret ironclad compact that allowed nine directors to siphon profits. W. A. Simmons and other policy holders demand an external investigation into alleged enrichment and rising assessments that array old members against Litchfield and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Benefit Association
George A. Litchfield
W. A. Simmons
Beston
Litchfield
Grand Army of the Republic
State Insurance Department
Mr. Simmons
Grand Army
Henry B. Peirce
Massachusetts
Georges. Merrill
Willard Marcy
Cyrus D. Haldeman
Boston
S. P. Hibbard
W. G. Cortell
Massachusetts Benefit Company
John C. Rand
Albert C. Pond
Nefit Association
Care
Massschpsatts
George Merrill
Cyrus PD. Haldeman
W. G. Corthell
G. A. Litchfield
Simmons
Mr. Litchfield
Worcester
Merrill
Mr. Pierce
Insurance Department of Massachusetts
Italy and Montenegro Tie Through Royal Betrothal
The Montenegrin ruler Prince Nicolas and his daughter Helena attract European court interest as Italy’s Crown Prince Vittorio Genaro is reported as their intended groom. The piece paints Montenegro as a fiercely independent mountaineer state allied with Russia, noting Nicolas’s 60,000 strong force and his court’s courtly, citizenlike governance.
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London
Helena
Nicholas
Black Mountain
Montenegro
Vittorio E. F. M. Gennaro
Italy
Naples
Europe
Clementine
Belgium
Leopold, II
Feodora
Schleswig-Holstein
Germany
Marie Annunziata
Austria
Maria Maddalena
George
Greece
Athens
Bormg
Cettinje
Margherita
Cottare
Supreme Tribunal
Russia
Nicolas
Alexander
Belgrade
The
Sir Robert Peel Engagement Declined by Lord Ashton
London reports Sir Robert Peel’s engagement to Hon Ella Williamson daughter of Lord Ashton has been broken off by her father. The suit promised Ella £15000 a year while Peel offered £5000, and 300 blinds for Drayton Manor were ordered. A letter alleging Peel’s past conduct caused the rupture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Lord Ashton
London
Sir Robert Peel
Ella Williamson
Robert
Ella
Baronet
England
Sir Robert
Drayton Manor
Drayton
Mr. Gladstone
Madcap Mary Bogart Dead After Carriage Accident
Mary E. Bogart 36 of 13 High street Paterson N J died at Hackensack Hospital from injuries after being thrown from an open carriage on Terrace avenue Friday afternoon The death uncovers a hidden story her companion Monroe Snadel of Passaic a hotel proprietor about 50 married tried to conceal the circumstances for reputational reasons Miss Bogart was in a troubled domestic situation and the incident drew attention to a remarkable sequence of events surrounding her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary E. Bogart
High Street
Paterson
N. J
Hackensack
Terrace Avenue
Monroe Snadel
Passaic
Snadel
Miss Bogart
Madcap Mary Bogart Dies In Clifton Road Crash
Niece of former Ber gen county Sheriff Bogart recounts the tragedy after Miss Bogart and Snadel propped to Hackensack. Miss Bogart suffered a fractured skull and severe facial injuries when a buggy overturned on Lodi road near Terrace avenue after the horse bolted. Her companion survived with minor injuries amid questions about her life and relationships.
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Bogart
Bergen County
Snadel
Miss Bogart
Clifton
Hackensack
Paterson
Lodi
Terrace Avenue
Madecap
Mary Bogart
William Mertz
First Sermon by Rev O H Tracy at Shawmut Avenue Church
The Rev O H Tracy opened his pastorate at the First Free Baptist Church Shawmut avenue delivering his first sermon on the cross of Christ. Born in Auburn Maine he is a grandson of Rev Jonathan Tracy a Free Baptist pioneer and educated at Nichols Bates Cobb Divinity School graduating in 18. His prior pastorates include Strong Biddeford Oakland Somersworth and he was recently married to Edith Gertrude Goodwin of Portland Missouri. He is described as a finished pulpit orator whose delivery is earnest and impassioned and he rarely uses notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Tracy
First Free Baptist Church
Shawmut Avenue
Mr. Tracy
Auburn
Jonathan Tracy
Lewiston
Nichols Latin School
Bates College
Cobb Divinity School
Strong, Me
Biddeford
Oakland
Cal
Somersworth
N. H
Tracy
Edith Gertrude Goodwin
Portland
Frank James Offered Guard Job by Express Companies
Frank James, brother of Jesse James, agrees to guard bullion cars in the Southwest if express firms sign to pay his family 20 000 should he be killed on duty. He vows to defend the treasure and to collect the payout if he falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank James
Jesse
Frank
Express
Fall River Notes: Arrests and storm delay
Joseph Haber corn of William street is under arrest for attempting to shoot his brother in law James McConnell after a July or September drinking spree and threats against his wife. John Sharp is recovering at Emergency Hospital after a suicide attempt and gunshot wound. Steamer Pilgrim of the Fall River line anchored off the Sound last night due to a storm, arriving seven hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Joseph Habercorn
William Street
James McConnell
Butler Street
Habercorn
Globe Village
John Sharp
Sharp
Pilgrim
Sunday Liquor Raids Net Seizures Across Several Streets
Members of the liquor squad seized 60 gallons of lager at Thomas Coffey 15 Clark street and 57 gallons plus 4 gallons of whiskey at P A Phillips 38 Hanburg street. Other busts found 3 to 11 gallons of beer at multiple Clark and Hanover street sites and a 45 year old woman Mary Booth was arrested at 4 May place for illegal sale of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Coffey
Clark Street
James Hughes
Mary Kelley
Lowell Street
P. A. Phillips
Hanburg Street
Division 1
Joseph 8
Alves
Charter Street
Patrick Saunders
North Hanover Court
Joseph Caraido
Leonardi Squilaccioti
Bartlett Place
Mary Booth
May Place
Meeting of Gaelic Scholars Seeks Modern Alphabet Adoption
A Gaelic language meeting at the Celtic League headquarters on Essex Street decided to popularize Gaelic by adopting the modern Roman alphabet. The group urged its use by societies, schools, and classes worldwide to broaden participation in the language as a literary medium.
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The
Celtic League
Essex Street
Gaelic League
Central Labor Union Condemns Subway Contractor Discharges
The Central Labor Union condemned Emerson of section No 2 for firing three engineers who refused Labor Day work. A protest to the Boston Rapid Transit Commission and Mayor Quincy was organized. The group also endorsed resolutions honoring ex President John F O Sullivan and set committees for Labor Day parade and union actions.
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Emerson
Central Labor Union
Boston Rapid Transit Commission
Quincy
Lynn
Organized Labor
John F. O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
American Federation of Labor
Lloyd
C. D. Wood
D. D. Shebay
Carpenters
John J. Connoly
Thomas J. Dalton
Edward T. Reynolds
H. Lloyd
Robert Ash
G. G. Childs
C. F. McDougal
Granite
Wood
Jacob Rheinstadter
Barbers’ Union
George H. Paige
George K. Miller
Frank K. Keater
Frank McCarthy
John F. O'Sullivan
Waiters’ Union
James Kehoe
Brewers
F. McDougal
Frank H. Haybecker
Bakers’ Union
P. J. Laliy
B. F. Monaghan
C. M. Mowbray
Tallors
E. Calvin
Ectrical
Mary O'Sullivan
Barbers
Denis Hurley
J. F. Sullivan
J. Donovan
Roofers
H. McGarigle
David A. Casey
W. Chuck
Garment
James Byrne
Thomas Barton
Mary O’sullivan
Silas W. Gamble
T. F. Tracy
P. J. Haley
PD. J. Scanlan
Elliher
F. K. Foster
J. F. O'Sullivan
A. Neale
P. Malony
Ida Ingham
George E. Pike
Nellie H. Murphy
Federation of Labor
A. F. Hul
A. A. Carton
W. Sheel
Waiters’ Alliance
Alex Scott
A. M. Connor
William F. Conroy
William Strong
Federation of Labor FF. J
James A. Murphy
David Flynn
Electrical
W. EF. Kneen
Max Rieser
Ay T. McCorker
A. A. Carlton
Federation of Tua Ber
T. S. Tracey
J. W. Wane
Joseph R. Litchfield
Central Labor Union Acts On Boycott And Labor Day Plans
The Central Labor Union in Brockton set up a committee to investigate the Curtis building boycott and endorsed the Laborers' Union action. They announced plans for Labor Day picnics and banquets, with no special local Labor Day observances by the shoe workers. The legislative committee was instructed to pursue action ensuring local plants run on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Central Labor Union
Curtis
Laborers
Weymouth
Shoe Workers’ Union of
Whitman
Chase L. P. U
Laborers’ Union
East Elm Street
Legislative Committee
Great Cambria Iron Works Shuts Down Indefinitely in Johnstown
Practically every department of Cambria Iron Works halted operations last night in Johnstown Pennsylvania, leaving at least two thousand men without work. About three thousand workers will receive only a few hours of employment weekly due to a shortage of orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Penn
Great Cambria Iron Works
Roast Pig Club Dinners at Mc Nulty's Cafe
The Roast Pig Club held its second dinner at Mc Nulty's Cafe 30 Avery street. A select gourmets group feasted on two brown crisp pigs with sweet potatoes and cold Bettes. Chaplain McNulty offered a preface as President carved pig No 1 and jokes flowed throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roast Pig Club
McNulty
Avery Street
Chaplain McNulty
South Framingham
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Vittorio Ermanuele Fernandino Maria Gennaro
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Danieli
Nicolas of
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Prince Naples
Milena I
Momtenegro
Madcap Mary Bogart
Fall River Notes
Salvacea
Tun Baanprete Co
New St. Lawrence Church
Brookline
St. Lawrence Catholic
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
O’connell
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Fahey
Holy Name Society
F. F. Muldowney
O. F
Michael O’day
Archbishop Williams
Louis Walsh
St. John’s Seminary
J. J. Rossi
Brighton
Philip O'Donnell
Roxbury
M. T. McManus
South Lawrence
Gounod
D. Hooley
Newton
Moylan
Vincent Borgealli
St. Cecilia’s Church
Edward Conaty
North Dakota
Richard Nagle
Charlestown
Mgr
Maginnis
Jamaica Plain
Father McManus
Subway
Brockton Labor Union
American Surety Co
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Ko. Ath Ebert
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Peirce
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