Missing treasurer linked to large securities loss at New Britain bank
The Savings Bank of New Britain reports 150000 dollars in securities missing from its vaults after treasurer William S. Walker disappeared in New York. Bank officials and the Connecticut state Baptist convention note Walker held about 75000 dollars in their funds. Investigations proceed as withdrawals rise and officials search for Walker, who had 20000 bond coverage and a 6 million dollar deposit base at the bank. Authorities fear mental imbalance as family questions his whereabouts.
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New Britain, Conn
Savings Bank of New Britain
William S. Walker
New York
Corbin
Walker
Connecticut State Baptist Convention
Thompson
E. H. Merriman
William F. Walker
Merriman
A. J. Sloper
H. E. Russell
W. H. Hart
Marlboro News Roundup Proceedings and People
Marlboro residents attend dances in Quincy and Berlin and visit relatives in Lowell Haverhill Haverhill and Northboro. Newly appointed messenger Fred Kane joins Western Union. Several residents travel to Boston and Winthrop for visits and hospital care. Local workers change jobs with Edward Burke replacing Buckley at Cuckoo.
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William Hay
Charles Jerroway
Quincy
Helen Shumaker
Boston
Alice Milden
Mollie Jonson
Lowell
Mechanic St
Nory Doucette
Haverhill
Fred Kane
Western Union Telegraph
Charles Langevin
Brockton
Patrick Burke
Milford
David O’brien
Hill St
W. J. Burke
Boston Immigration Department
Lillian Curran
Timothy Curran
Church ‘Street
Myrtle “Arnold
Elms Street
Northboro
Joseph Precourt
Sadie Sheehan
South Street
W. M. Williams
Quinebaug Club
Northboro Town Hall
Arthur T. Knight
Hudson
Mary Parmenter
Ames Place
D. H. Buckley
The
Cuckoo
Hotel Beaudreau
Edward Burke
Cheaper Ways Highlighted in Poking Verse
A humorous critique contrasts cheaper old ways with modern needs. It argues tents, candles, and leaves offer folly compared with electricity and urban comforts, urging readers to rethink trends and reliance on new tech.
Metowee Grange Builds New Home In Granville Town
Metowee Grange of Granville New York celebrates its brick and stone hall costing over 10000 dollars with annual rental income about 1000 dollars. The three story structure features a 38 by 55 foot hall with 13 foot ceilings and maple floors, modern conveniences, and first floor dining room while the third floor mirrors the second and rents to a Masonic order.
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Metowee
Grange
Grange Halls
North Carolina
Jones
Brown
Portic Leas House Complains Of Harsh Stares
A poem personifies a shabby house criticizing its owner for a poor appearance and rude gazes from passersby. The house longs for a new dress to improve its look and dignity, vowing better clothing and care from the owner.
Notice of Administration for Hannah L. Sweeney
Notice is given that James F. Sweeney has been appointed administrator of the estate of Hannah L. Sweeney late of Maynard Middlesex County deceased. He has given bond as required. All persons with claims must present them and all debtors must pay the estate at 00 Roxty Building Boston Mass February 1907.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Emily A. B. Thompson
Concord
Elizabeth W. Keeler
Lowell
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
Walter Ross
Maynard
Lucius H. Maynard
Ward
Cambridge
Maynard Enterprise
Esquiré
WE. Rogers
Register
Hannah L. Sweeney
County of
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Washington
Senator Foraker
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
Bakhmut
Russia
Paris
Pend
Anna L. Kipiy
Columbia
State Senate
Carey Cothran
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Katherine Manning
Carney Hospital
Mrs. I. St. Michael
Edward Porter
Alice
Eustace H. Brigham
Winthrop
Harriet Chipman
Stevens Street
Berlin
D. C. Percival
Michael McCarthy
Washington Street
W. D. Lacouture
E. F. Brown
Therrien Block
Adrien Lesieur
Anna Hyde
Michael Burke
Framingham Road
J. B. Mitchell
Garde d'Honneur
W. C. Blake & Co
George Scott
Pearl Street
S. H. Howe
Edgar Warner
Angeline B. Maynard
West Main St
Waltham Training School
Walter Ela
Edward Nedreau
Worcester
Leon
Worcester City Hospital
Thomas Giblin
Ringold Street
Brigham Grégory
Leslie Morse
West
Colorado
Milwaukee
Chicago and Northwestern
S R. Kitchin, Mor
Arthur J. Sullivar
Metowee Grange of
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W.E. Rogers
the Grange
J. W. Darrow
Chatham, N. Y
New York State
Arker
Grwin
T. F. Parker
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