Clash of Nations Predicted by Immersions Leader
Providence Rhode Island September 28 William F Doughty a leader of the Triune Immersions addresses a home interview saying the West Duxbury meeting was not a failure but a step toward Christ's coming He describes tableaux as the form and insists the dead will be raised and living translated after a time of trouble leading to a divine kingdom on earth Abraham and his seed inherit a world free of sickness sin and death
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Providence
R. I
West Duxbury
William F. Doughty
Triune Immersionists
Jesus
Christ
God of Heaven
Abraham
Crooked bonds case tests United States mail fraud conspiracy
In Washington on September 28, Harry A. Wright president of the Cresco Corset Company testified that a man claiming to be J. N. Huston and former U S treasurer met with H M Lewis at the National Trust Company in January. The two allegedly arranged for bond guarantees for Huston’s company, as part of a conspiracy to defraud via mail. The hearing before United States Commissioner Anson S. Taylor focused on whether Lewis should be held for grand jury action.
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Washington
J. N. Huston
United States
H. M. Lewis
National Trust Company
Harry A. Wright
Cresco Corset Company
Springfield
Mass
Lewis
Grand Jury
Anson S. Taylor
No Flags at Taft Diaz Meeting in Neutral Territory
Washington reports a tentative agreement for the Taft Diaz meeting to occur next month. The Elehnamizal region between El Paso Texas and Juarez Mexico, about 650 acres, will be treated as neutral territory with no flags displayed. Ownership remains disputed due to Rio Grande river channel shifts.
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Washington
Taft
Diaz
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Juarez
Rio Grande River
Explosion wounds several in Barcelona amid infernal device blast
In Barcelona yesterday an infernal machine exploded wounding several people. The event prompted censorship and prohibition on transmitting the news.
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Madrid
Barcelona
Inquiry Reveals Alleged Huston Impersonation Scheme
In January, Wright identified a man as Huston former U S treasurer and ex National Trust Company president. The man known as Lewis offered to fund full stock of a $1 million venture for a $500 fee, with copies of letters from Lewis and clerk O R Johnson. Wright paid $500 and sought to recover later. May of American Desicating Co NJ shows he paid $1200 to guarantee stock and later failed to recover as the Trust firm’s finances appeared unstable.
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Huston
Wright
United States
National Trust Company
Lewis
O. R. Johnson
RE. C. May
American Desicating Company
Newark
N. J
Brigham Will Case Reopened in Circuit Court
Judge Colt faces Brigham heirs again as new issues arise over an $8 million estate and allocations of $1.5 million to Brigham Hospital and $6.5 million to the heirs. Heirs contend gifts to a corporation exceed its chartered power are void. Counsel include Charles A. Snow and Joseph R. Knight for the heirs and John L. Thorndike for the hospital.
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Colt
Brigham
United States Circuit Court
Peter Bent Brigham
Brigham Hospital
Charles A. Snow
Joseph R. Knight
John L. Thorndike
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Thayer
Young Harry Dooley Injured By Exploding Cartridge
A loaded cartridge exploded yesterday while 12 year old Harry Dooley of 56 Frances Street played with it. He lost one thumb and two fingers in the accident, and received emergency treatment.
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Harry Dooley
Frances Street
Hill Gets Unanimous Republican Nomination
Suffolk county district attorney nominee Arthur D. Hill received a unanimous Republican nomination at the Wesleyan Hall convention. Ham introduced Hill, who pledged to run the office with impartial, efficient service, while Judge Cutter urged nomination like the late Oliver Stevens. A large jury panel and ongoing trial proceedings against steel market defendants followed, with Hill outlining conspiracy and price-fixing counts in the Samuel J. Elder/Choate era defense context.
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Arthur D. Hill
Suffolk County
Wesleyan Hall
Mr. Hill
Guy A. Ham
United States Courts
Cutler
Revere
Oliver Stevens
H. H. Atwood
Dorchester
Charles H. Innes
Thomas I. Wiles
Hill
Harris
Samuel J. Elder
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Henry F. Hurlburt
Charles W. Bartlett
Commonwealth
A. 8
Taylor
State House
Pottery Glass Works Offers Wide Dinnerware Range at Great Value
The advertisement catalogs extensive porcelain and glassware for dining and decorative use. It highlights patterns from Minton, Wedgwood, Royal Worcester, and Ruxton with prices from 25 cents to $1000 per dozen, including Sun Bonnet Babies china, ferneries, window boxes, jardinieres, and Royal Doulton scenes. It promotes stock patterns, sets in various piece counts, and special gifts like the Nelros Cup of Fortune and baby nursery ware.
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Minton
Doulton
Wedgwood
Dresden
Austrian
China
Bertha L. Corbett
Royal Doulton
Royal
Vienna
Royal Worcester
Copeland
Royal Hanover
Haviland
Cauldon
Crown Derby
The
Half Moon
Hudson
Farm Girl To Prima Donna at Majestic Theatre
James T Powers brings Havana to the Majestic Theatre for its first Boston engagement starting next Monday. Edith Decker debuts as a prima donna with a noted mezzo-soprano voice praised in New York. Born on Long Island, she trained in district school singing, then studied with top teachers in New York and Paris.
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James T. Powers
Havana
Majestic Theatre
New York
Boston
Edith Decker
Decker
Long Island
New York City
Paris
Music Wins Him a Bride at Wayne Casino Ceremony
Francis Creatore, bandmaster at Wayne Casino, and Miss Irma O Calamara wed in Detroit after a romance sparked by music. Ten were drawn to the casino by the music and Calamara’s eyes sparked love at first sight.
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Detroit
Mich
Francis Creatore
Wayne Casino
Irma O. Calamara
Calamara
Boston jury select begins trial in bid collusion case
The trial of 32 defendants charged with defrauding Boston through the Boston agreement began before Judge Harris in Superior Court. After a week of delays and jury challenges, 12 men were seated as jurors and the first government witness testified in the afternoon.
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Boston
Harris
Talesmen
Secret bid closing dates and brief work description
The text notes bids to be closed on specified dates and outlines the work in brief. It discusses secrecy among members, the fluctuating membership, and the nonpublic nature of their agreement. It explains that conspiracy does not require a formal written contract, only a common intent to act.
Woodman Surrenders in Boston Agreement Cases
Andrew W. Woodman of Evanston Illinois a civil engineer formerly with Roebling Construction Company surrendered to Boston police yesterday. He had been wanted since last August and was indicted with others in the Boston Agreement cases now on trial. Bail set at 2000 for a hearing to be held later in Judge Fessenden's court.
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Andrew W. Woodman
Evanston
Ill
Roebling Construction Company
Boston
Fessenden
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Duxbury
Earth
Brigham Will Case
Frank G. McGinnis
Loring Street
John H. Gibbard
Charles Street
Hurlburt
Curtis
Choate
Arthur D.hill
Horner
Arthur Dehon Hill
Norman
Potteries Glass Factories
Sarony Co
North Pole
Explorer Cook
New York Herald
Boston Post
Dr. Cook
Rogers Bros
Meriden Britado
SIEEL
Woodman
Beach Street
Washington Street
Arthur Dreyfus
Radis Rose
Minestrone
Milanaise
Bluepoints
Rockyford
Dreyfus
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