New Evidence Emerges in Ponzi Case at Hanover Trust
New, unnamed papers found in a safety deposit box at the Hanover Street branch of Hanover Trust, tied to Ponzi who drained nearly seven million dollars from the bank. Receivers plan to seize contents as they resume public inquiries in Bankruptcy Court, with hearings expected to shift focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Trust Company
Hanover Street
Ponzi
Bankruptcy Court
Federal
William R. Sears
Referee In Bankruptcy
Olmstead
Morton
United States District Court
Daniel V. McIsaac
Refe Olmstead
McIsaac
Ffolk Superior Court
Clayton V. Sawyer
Jeremiah J. Hickey
Edward J. O'Leary
Marie Sawyer
Boston
Harry J. Mahoney
Henry T. H. Nielsen
John A. Dondero
Windup of Lawrence Investigation Brings 3500 Investors Total
Lawrence police close two week probe into Ponzi Securities Exchange Company local branch. Marshal T J O'Brien delivers the evidence report on 2400 depositors to Essex County District Attorney S Howard Donnell in Salem. Grand jury data next week sparks high interest as 440 deposits and repeaters raise investors to 3500.
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Lawrence
Ponzi
Securities Exchange Company
T. J.o’brien
Essex County
S. Howard Donnell
Salem
Grand Jury
Marshal O'Brien
Stealthy Steve Brought In For Rogue Gallery Visit
Stealthy Steve a bear is bertilloned and spanked by officials after stealing milk and candy. He agrees to behave for a photo, is examined by Dr Jackson, and told to find a boarding place as police prepare a rogues gallery entry. The bear exits toward an awaiting automobile.
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Steve
Harkins
Rogue's Gallery
Crowley
Commonwealth
Dunn
F. L. Jackson
Bear Country
Westbrook
Stealthy Steve Mugged by Police in Boston Rogues Gallery
Newton Newkirk and a bear accompanied Stealthy Steve to Boston police headquarters where he was bertilloned and fingerprinted as a suspicious person. Officers Crowley Gustafson and Durkee oversaw the identification process as Steve faced probation with no prior proven crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Newton Newkirk
Boston
Rogues
New Brunswick
Newt
Crowley
Gustafson
Six-Month-Old Bear Steals Show In Town Incident
Presque Isle resident Charles Phair gave six month old 60 pound bear Stealthy Steve to Newton Newkirk of the Post. The bear rode in with Zoo Expert Dan Harkins to Pemberton square and created chaos in the Bertillon room causing disturbances and damaged property while Newkirk fretted over its future.
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Stealthy
Steve
Charles Phair
Presque Isle
Newton Newkirk
Post
Newkirk
Pemberton Square
Zoo
Dan Harkins
Dan
Bertillon
Mischievous animal disrupts courtroom scene with antics
A lively creature disrupted the finger print room and Gustafson’s desk, leaped through papers, toppled furniture, and tussled with Newton Newkirk seven times. Dan Harkins offered milk and peppermints as it wandered, leaving ink traces on its feet.
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Gustafson
Newton Newkirk
Dan Harkins
Motorcyclist Injured In Weymouth Crash With Car
Douglas Power of Commercial street East Weymouth is at Quincy City Hospital with probable skull fracture cuts on both hands and a deep scalp wound after his motorcycle crashed into a car owned by William T. Denbroder of Broad street East Weymouth last night. The crash also injured Miss Elizabeth French of How ard avenue Abington and Mrs Marietta Vary of Richard street East Weymouth who rode in the back. Power was treated by local physicians before being moved to the hospital.
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Douglas Power
Commercial Street
East Weymouth
Quincy City Hospital
William T. Denbroder
Broad Street
Elizabeth French
Howard Avenue
Abington
Marietta Vary
Richard Street
Quincy Hospital
Gibson Girls Return in New Boston Sunday Post Cartoons
The Gibson girls are coming with a fresh Charles Dana Gibson cartoon series in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Collect the first installment and all subsequent issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Girls
Charles Dana Gibson
Boston Sunday Post
Sailors Beat Conductor on Mass Eastern Street Railway
Lewis Smith a South Weymouth conductor on the Massachusetts Eastern Street Railway was beaten by sailors from a receiving ship at Hingham after boarding a Nantasket car and refusing to pay. Marines intervened forcing payment. at the receiving state gate one sailor struck Smith and another blind sided him. Motorman Edward Fisher aided, pursued the sailors, but guards at the gate refused entry and the sailors’ identities remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Smith
South Weymouth
Massachusetts Eastern Street Railway
Hingham
Nantasket
Marine Guard
Hingham Munitions Station
Smith
Edward Fisher
Employee killed as freight car passes over body
Maynard scene of tragedy as Amado Sheteone, an American Powder Co employee, dies after tumbling from a freight car in the yard and the car passes over him this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Amado Sheteone
American Powder Company
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Will Sieze
Eferee Olmstead
Milhe
Stors
Mor
Howr
Nzi
Thurston
New Hampshire
Edward A. Thurston
Manchester
N. H
Merchants National Bank of Manchester
Charles Storey
Xington
Mzs
Thomas DE LA Rue & Co. Ltd
West 42Nd Street
New York
Inspector Dennessey
Ssealthy
Weogipk
Pearson
Michael
Ha.crowley
Erilenal
Buagk
NCE
Dept.of Folige
Drtective Service
Ente
Pleops
Newton
American Supply CO
Inn
Sos
Washington Se
Bromfield St
Pia
Coe
Brygetivéd St., Hoston
Tars
New Bedford
Acushnet Avenue
Hovey Co
C Fitfovey Co
Samuel W
United States Senate
Senate
Atlantic Monthly
Umay Post
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