Rothbarth Swindler Remanded For Sentencing In New York
New York reporting that Rothbarth the hop merchant who boasted of picking bank presidents to swindle was remanded to the Tombs to await sentence a week hence. He pleaded guilty to an indictment charging obtaining banks on false representations and admitted total losses near 300000 across Mercantile National Bank Liberty and others. He asked to visit his offices before sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rothbarth
Adolph Rothbarth
Mercantile National Bank
Mercantile
Liberty
Wall Street
Striking Creations At The Siegel Store
Hundreds of women viewed a dazzling Siegel Store display on the second floor featuring amber messaline gowns with eyelet embroidery and king's blue voile outfits with hobble skirts. Millinery offered severe street hats and sweeping picture hats in wisteria blue bronze and magpie shades. Theatre hats included gold lace caps, velvet hats, and an ornate black velvet dress hat with ostrich tips in Prince of Wales style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Siegel Company
Prince of Wales
Marie Doro Returns to Boston in Gillette's Electricity
After a two season break Marie Doro resumes in Boston at Gillette's Park with Electricity. Two performances today of The Climax will conclude the engagement. The Fortune Hunter at Tremont draws large audiences. Fritzi Scheff continues one more week at the Shubert Theatre in The Mikado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Doro
Boston
the Park
Gillette
Tremont
Fritzi Scheff
Shubert
The Dawn of a Tomorrow and Other City Showings
Gertrude Elliott appears in The Dawn of a Tomorrow. The Arca dians gain fans at the Colonial. Love Among the Lions impresses at Hollis. The Gentle man from Mississippi continues with Thomas A. Wise at the Majestic. Douglass Fairbanks runs The Cub at the Globe to large crowds. The Round Up ends at Boston Theatre soon. John Craig at Castle Square with When Knights Were Bold next week. Bells of Haslemere seen today. Polly of the Circus last times at Grand Opera House. The Smart Set opens Monday. Georgia Minstrels at Keith's next week with Clara Belle Jerome. Flood and Russell vocalists at Bowdoin Square next week. Sam Langford listed as next heavyweight card at Howard. Jack Johnson to headline at Columbia next week. Fred Irwin’s show closes at Waldron’s Casino. Star and Garter burlesque to follow with Felix Adler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Elliott
Colonial
Hollis
A. E. Matthews
Thomas A. Wise
Senator Langdon
Mississippi
Majestic
Douglass Fairbanks
Globe
Boston Theatre
John Craig
Castle Square
Haslemere
Polly
Grand Opera House
McIntyre
Heath
Georgia Minstrels
B. F. Keith
Clara Belle Jerome and Company
Sherman
Enchantment
Jack McKay
Flood
Russell
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Sam Langford
the Howard
Bob Armstrong
George Byers
Joe Woodman
Jack Sheehan
Jack Johnson
Columbia
Fred Irwin
Waldron
Star and Garter Burlesque Company
Felix Adler
The
Fun Genius
Modish Millinery Display Opens at Gilchrist’s
Gilchrist’s fall millinery line showcases four cornered turbans, Hindu turbans, Parisian Pope hats and large brimmed styles with willow plumes. The store draws crowds eager for new colors like royal blue and black blue combos, with untrimmed hats and ready to try options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist’s
Diverse New England Wharf Trade From Fishing to Freight
The Boston area reports fishing yields of 151 500 pounds across 10 trawlers with varied catches including cod hake pollock and flounder while schooners lead in profits on recent trips. The Mattie J D Brundage faces possible loss after an accident near Beaver Harbor Nova Scotia. The Bosnia arrives from Hamburg with 10 000 tons general goods and Jamaica oranges. The Vera from Kingston brings 160 barrels and 16 825 banana bunches. The Romanic from Genoa Naples and Azores nears Boston with 1000 passengers. Pass of Balmaha completes a 44 day voyage from Buenos Ayres setting cargo plans for River Plate. The City of Memphis docks 3997 bales cotton and assorted general cargo including lumber and oil. Caledonian sails for Manchester with cattle and provisions. Monitor plans sail during wharf repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gaspa
Matchless
Alice M. Guthrie
Tda S. Brooks
Boston
Mattie JD. Brundages
Beaver Harbor
Nova Scotia
Beaver Harbor Head
Nickerson
Round Island
Mattie Col. Brundage
Essex
Bosnia
A. Schmidt
Hamburg
Mystic Wharf
Baltimore
United Fruit Company
Vera
Rynning
Lone Wharf
Kingston
Port Morant
Wilhelm Campbell
Harriet Mullins
Violet Wilson
White Star Line Steamship
Romanic
Hugh F. David
Genoa
Naples
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Hoosac
Charlestown
Italy
Balmaha
New England
Memphis
Caledonian
Leyland Line
Clyde Street Pier
Manchester
Eastern Avenue
Monitor
Otis Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Shipping News Highlights Arrivals and Departures at Port
The list details arrivals including Cutter Mohawk from Portland and numerous steamers and schooners bound for or from cities like Boston, Savannah, Philadelphia, and New York. Cleared, sailed, and towing barges actions are noted with vessels such as City of Memphis, Caledonian, Quon Daga, and numerous others along the Atlantic coastline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk
Ross
Portland
Brosnia
Ger
Schmidt
Hamburg
Memphis
Hammond
Savannah
Gloucester
McDorman
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Harvard
Crowell
New York
H.M. Whitney
Cto
Camden, Brown
Bangor
Colby
Bath
Bar State
Linscott
City of Gloucester
Godfrey
Mass
Ives Concord
Hewitt
Cardenas
Brockton
Warren and Braddock
New Bedford
Covington
Law
Beverly
Kentucky
Nemaske
Betts
Remus
Guttenburg
Allentown
Summitt Hill
Elizabethport
Boswell
Haley
Binabik
Hattie
Joshua Lovett
Coffin
Alice
Henry Endicott
Savage
Harfd
Daniel Willard
Fitzgerald
Troy
Hackensack
Standard, McGoldrick
Piedmont, Lee
Washington
Pass of Balmaha
Lee
Buenos Ayres
Orleans
Macdonald
Jacksonville
Tifton
Carlson
Brunswick
John J. Perry
Nelson
Rockport
Emma I. Chase
Peabody
Calais
A. G. Lawson
Lanesville
Lizzie V. Hall
Reeve
Wicomica River
Zeta
LeCain
Cheverie
N. S
Harwood Palmer
Wolf
Caledonian
Manchester
Vera
Port Antonio
Jam
Quondaga
Charleston
Margaret M. Ford
Stonington
Flma
St. John
N. B
Abbie
Ica Hooper
Jennie C
Sackville
Columbian
London
Boston
Digby
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Salem
Lancaster
Piedmont
Lynn
Catawissa
Bear Ridge
Newburyport
Cleona
Cacoosing
James Woolley
Albany
Providence
Newport
Standard
S. C. Co
Portsmouth
Bobs
Clementspoort
George P. Hudson
Alice M. Colburn
Daniel Bailey
Eben Parsons
Ipswich
Itaska
Millbridge
Eugenie
Kennebec River
William Rice
Rockland
Horizon
Mary Louisa
Maud
Edward H. Cole
Noted Prelate to Visit Hub
The Rt. Rev. John Wordsworth Lord Bishop of Salisbury England and a Wordsworth relative will visit the city this week. He arrived in New York Wednesday and will preach at Trinity Church tomorrow. He attends the tercentenary Protestant Episcopal general conference in Cincinnati opening Oct 6 and then goes to Chicago for the Hale lectures at Western Theological Seminary with his chaplain Rev J S Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wordsworth
Salisbury
England
Wordsworth
Lawrence
New York
Trinity Church
Cincinnati
Chicago
Hale
Western Theological Seminary
J. S. Johnson
The Interrupted Banquet Framing a Mysterious Lunch Party
A man and his fiancée enter a dark, opulent mansion to find a lavish dinner for strangers. The host, a host of unfamiliar guests and a mysterious resemblance to the fiancé’s college friend, hints at a secret gathering and an unseen purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
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Siegel
Maurice Ketten
Joan
Niles
Kellen
Mne
Gilchrist
New Continental
Haddock
Hake
Mary B. Greer
Harmony Tee
Teresa
Annie Perry
Domingoes
E. W. Nunan
Diana Wee Eeee
Olivia Sears
Ignatius Enos Eee
Shipping News
By Rene Bache
the Post Publishing Co
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