Danvers Treasurer Welch’s Death Links to Bank Shortage
Danvers reports confirm Albion F Welch, late treasurer of Danvers Savings Bank, died recently after neck carbuncle surgery. irregularities valued at thousands likely spanned eight to ten years. money taken in small sums, but total deficit remains undetermined. bank unaffected, some deficit already covered, estate and life insurance to cover more. guaranty bond will fill remaining gap.
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Danvers
Albion F. Welch
Danvers Savings Bank
Welch
Alepho Temple
Mystic Shriners
Mine Inspectors Hear Testimony On Coal Field Conditions
Scranton December 4 mine workers presented witnesses from Hazelton and middle coal fields detailing job losses and alleged violations of the post strike return to work agreement by Coxe and other companies. Miners argued unions faced discrimination and said fear of company representatives with inspectors silences reports of dangerous conditions. The commission will summon mine inspectors to testify on the new issue of inspectors being accompanied by company reps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Anthracite Strike Commission
Hazelton
Middle
Coxe
Gompers Voices Union Stand On Incorporation
Boston December 4. President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor outlined the union position against incorporation at the Economic club of Boston. He argued legal action against incorporated bodies and misinterpretation of laws could harm organized labor, opposing Brande who supported incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Economic Club of
Louis B. Brande
Mr. Gompers
Students Revolt Shuts Odessa Ecclesiastical Seminary
A serious student uprising in Odessa Russia leads to 50 arrests 300 rustications and a decision by the Holy Synod to close the seminary. Authorities fear a revolutionary movement among religious students unprecedented in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Russia
Holy Synod
Piles Cure Promised By Mail Order Remedy
A reader letter touts a medical claim for pile cure using Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Ointment sold by mail order. The note praising the remedy claims long relief after an operation was advised and credits a newspaper notice for discovery. It includes a hometown address and price details for the cure packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ams
Kinife
Aberg
W. Tith Street
Dee Moines
Ous
Deeg Co. Marshall
Ces Mets
Civil War Veteran Healed by Kennedy Remedy
A Canastota New York veteran J W Stanton contracted Rheumatism during the Civil War and suffered for years until a friend recommended Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. The ads claim it purifies blood dissolves uric acid clears urine restores kidneys and bladder, aids bowels, nerves, and strength. Available in 60 cent and 1 dollar sizes with free trial sample by mail from Dr David Kennedy Co Rondout New York. Kennedy Golden Plasters also advertised to strengthen muscles and relieve pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stanton
Canastota
N. Y
David Kennedy
Matt
David Kennedy Co. Corporation
Rondout
N.Y
Ex Speaker Reed In Serious Condition In Washington
Washington December 4 ex Speaker Thomas B Reed faced critical illness tonight with kidney trouble and uraemia coma earlier in the day. Appendicitis symptoms subsided but new complications heightened danger as doctors reported temperature pulse and respiration readings and noted araemic features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas B. Reed
Gardner
W. C. Goodnow
Reed
Mr. Reed
Dr. Bishop
General Caldwell Sketch Highlights Civil War Career
At the Post 42 meeting, G A R Commander Cowley recounted Gen John C Caldwell’s Civil War service from his 1861 Eleventh Maine commission through brigadier general promotion in 1862. He led brigades at Savage Station Peach Orchard White Oak Swamp Antietam and Fredericksburg and commanded divisions during Gettysburg and Mine Run. After service he held Maine posts, later touring as an official and promoter for Lakewood New Jersey as a healthful resort with rail links to New York and Philadelphia.
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G. A. Rk
Cowley
John C. Caldwell
Morris Island
Caldwell
Maine
Eleventh
Maine Volunteers
O. O. Howard
Pair Oaks
Howard
Richmond
Savage Station
Peach Orchard
White Oak Swamp
Antietam
Fredericksburg
Chancelloreville
Gettysbars
Hancock
Gibbon
Gettysbore
Rappahannock Station
Mine Run
Brandy Station
Washington
Plan to ease quarantine on New England cattle proposed in Portland
Portland plans to ship cattle from Canada and the West in sealed cars with government vetting to satisfy British quarantine rules. A meeting among Dr. Salmon, Consul Clipperton, Jameson of Dominion Line, and Dr. Huntington explored routing Montreal to Mattawamkeag to Portland via Maine Central. Officials say the suggested route poses no danger, and New Hampshire quarantine was revoked as only one herd near the state line is affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Portland
Canada
West
D. E. Salmon
Agricultural Department
Clipperton
Mgr. Jameson
Dominion Line
Huntington
Department of Agriculture
Maine
Montreal
Mattawamkeag
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Maine Central
Salmon
New Hampshire
Bureau of Animal Industry
Massachusetts
Disease Rampant in Marlboro Area Cattle Quarantined
Massachusetts commission inspectors report widespread foot and mouth disease in Marlboro and nearby Southboro. Two cases found in D. Felton herd in Marlboro, 56 cases in a 75 cow Southboro herd belonging to James Johnson, six cases in William A. Phelps’ ten cows. All affected herds quarantined. more cases expected in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Massachusetts Commission
D. Cc. Felton
Southboro
James Johnson
William A. Phelps
Obituary for Miss E Florence Moore in Lowell area
Miss E Florence Moore died early Dec 4 after a severe bout with erysipelas she never fully recovered from. A long time secretary and treasurer at Woods Sherwood Co Centralville she was a DAR charter member and known for business ability and cheerful selflessness. Also noted is the death of Michael McEvoy of Pawtucketville with his widow Mary and son James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Florence Moore
Boston
Lowell General Hospital
Miss Moore
Lydia Darrah
Daughters of the American Revolution
James Ray
Woods
Sherwood Co
Centralville
E. P. Woods
W. H. Anderson
E. J. Neale
Michael McEvoy
Fort Avenue
Pawtucketville
Mary
James McEvoy
Endorser group meets with Roosevelt on Christian Endeavor aims
Washington dispatch reports Rev. Francis E. Clark president Rev. Clarence E. Berman field secretary William Shaw treasurer and George B. Graff publishing agent presenting the United Society of Christian Endeavor. The President praised the society's citizenship work and the value of united Christian effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Roosevelt
Francis E. Clark
Clarence E. Berman
William Shaw
George B. Graff
United Christian
Cattle Disease Reported in North Providence
Providence R I December 4 The first cases of foot and mouth disease in cattle are reported in North Providence. The infection is not serious in humans but fear of contaminated milk unsettles residents. Authorities quarantine all infected cattle and examine surrounding herds.
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Providence
R. L
North
Bolan Sentenced In Drunkenness and Destruction Case
In a police court session, Patrick Bolan was found guilty of drunkenness and wantonly breaking glass after witnesses testified he entered a saloon seeking trouble and damaged multiple windows. He was ordered jailed five months for the vandalism and one month for drunkenness, with appeals to the January superior court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Bolan
James Murphy
Bolan
Martin Murphy
Union Street
St. Peter's Church
Mr. Murphy
Gorham Street
Peter Clain
James Finnegan
Finnegan
Columbia Theatre Boston Stages Edward Rice Show Girl Cast
Edward E Rice production Bar net presents a bright tuneful funny show at Columbia Theatre Boston with a strong cast including Dailey Lythgoe Wallace McNeil Hutchinson Whren and Abrahams. Highlights include Waltz Me Sally Susie Anna Anna and There She Sits All the Day with encores. Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Edward E. Rice
Barnet
Columbia Theatre
Frank Laler
Dionysius Fly
Wises Cap
Fanny Fferapes
David Lythgoe
Armour Ober
Dailey
Garrick
Forrest Macleary
Nell McNeil
Jhoone Jhones
Katheryn Hutchinwn
Cecelia Gay
Katheryn Whren
Lady Bethe
Yolande Wallace
Lady Clarissa
David Abrahams
Thomas the Cat
Anna McNabb
Neil McNeil
Sally
New York
Anna Anna
Mr. Dailey
Miss Wallace
Boston
Messrs. Dailey
McNeil
Princess
Psyche
Mr. Lythgoe
Obituaries from Winnown City December deaths notice summary
Obituaries and notices list deaths of Winnow residents with names ages and addresses. Winnifred Newhall aged 3 years 8 months at 1 Bennetts court off Marion street Lilla Adams Stott aged 44 at 173 Nesmith street Arthur Trudeau 19 years 4 months 14 days at 14 Marshall street Michael McEvoy at 86 Fort avenue E Florence Moore of 39 Twelfth street with services at her home Saturday 2 p.m. and relatives invited without further notice.
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Newhall
Bennett's Court
Marion Street
Winnifred Newhall
Stott
Nesmith Street
Lilla Adams Stott
Trudeau
Marshall Street
Arthur Trudeau
McEvoy
Fort Avenue
Michael McEvoy
Moore
Twelfth Street
Florence Moore
Deaths and obituaries in brief from across states
RECENT DEATHS report Franklin Babcock Noyes longtime railroad official and Connecticut state auditor died at 71 in Stonington from apoplexy. Charles H. Dow founder of Dow Jones Newswires died in Brooklyn at 74, born in Connecticut. Ellen Orvenon widow of John Harris former US consul at Venice and Confederate nurse died in Florence at 86. A brief local comment mentions Lowell park plans and a hoped worthy park commission.
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Franklin Babcock Noyes
New England Railroad
Clreren
Old
New York, Providence and
Boston
Stonington, Conn
Connecticut
Geo. E. Lounsbery
Mr. Noyes
Thos. Noyes
Rhode Island
Army of the Revolution
Charles TH. Dow
Wall Street
Dow, Jones & Co
Brooklyn
Springfield Republican
Samuel Bowles
Florence
Italy
Ellen Orvenon
John Harris
United States
Venice
Laeres
Mead building fire destroys Rockford department store
In Rockford Illinois on December 5 a five story Mead building housing Watham Bros. & Co. department store and Rockford Business eye burned down last night. The losses are placed at 275000 with insurance of 230000.
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Rockfor
Mead
Watham Bros. & Co
Rockford Business Eye
Laws
Smith Wilkins marry at home in Liberty Street ceremony
Mr George E Smith of 18 Plain Street and Miss Bertha A Wilkins of 1463 Middlesex Street were united in marriage on Wednesday December 3 at 5 p m by Rev George F Kenngett at his residence 296 Liberty Street.
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George E. Smith
Plain Street
Bertha A. Wilkins
Middlesex Stret
George F. Kenngett
Liberty Street
Phoenix 8 A very pleasant dancing party at Asadelate hall
A Phoenix and A C dancing party at Asadelate hall drew a fair crowd last night with 20 numbers on the program. Flanagan's Bingle orchestra of Marlboro provided music and the event was declared a grand success with favorable financial results for organizers. Principal officers listed include General manager Frank J. Carolan and assistant Michael Murphy. Moor director John Ready and assistant Moor directors J. McNamara PF. Delehanty, chief aid John T. Conway.
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Asadelate Hall
Phoenix & A.C
Flanagan
Bingle Orchestra
Marlboro
Michael Murphy
Moor
John Ready
Aseietant Moor
J. McNamara
PF. Delehanty
John T. Conway
Remnants of Heavy Skirtings at Pollard Co
New stock of heavy esatinets in dark grey navy and ape mix with about 100 yards of popular flake style on block and navy lengths priced 20 cents per yard. Also remnants of corduroy plain or fancy at 35 cents per yard. Remnant department basement A. G. Pollard Co.
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A. G. Pollard
Holiday Goods at Wood's Jewelry Store
Holiday goods fill Wood's display windows as crowds gather to inspect an array of diamonds jewelry watches and bric a brac. The department store style shop emphasizes special pre Christmas pricing and encourages inquiries by phone at 936 13 for prompt service.
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Wood
New York
Horton
Burglars Enter Elm and Chapel House of Mathews
Burglars broke into Mrs. Mathews home at Elm and Chapel Tuesday night and carried off a small sum of money and clothing. Mrs Mathews, who does laundering, owns many valuable clothes some of which are believed missing. No police report has been filed yet.
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Mathews
Elm
Chapel Street
Elite Club Hosts Second Dance of the Season
The Elite club held its second dance of the season last night in Presentt hall about eleven. Hibbard's orchestra played for dancing. The affair followed a unique order and was proposed by In & Way. Management duties rested mainly on General ma Walter B Scott floor director Marty W Durrough chief aid George Harper.
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Hibbard
Walter B Scott
Marty W. Durrough
George Harper
All our two dollar soft date, 1.98 WL Bailey and Cog
A terse note lists a price of two dollars for a soft date item and references 1.98 WL Bailey and Cog located at 69 Merrimack Street, indicating a small business listing or ad entry.
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Bailey & Cog
Merrimack Street
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Vers Bank Official
Gompers
Critical
Gen. Caldwell
Lowell
Lincoln
Springfield
Hil
Lakewood
Pine
New Jerey
Lekeword
Philadelphie
Lakewoed
New Jersey Central
General Aconger
England
Mass
GEO
Waltham
Elgin
Wy Fourrerour
America
Reed & Barton
H. Wood
Central Street
C. E
F. H. Hodges
OLD B. & M. Depot
Poston
Park Commission
Smith-Wilkins
Phoenix
A.C
Wood's
Elite Club
Whitney Mansfield
Lowe
Swan Building
van Buren Hall
Trinity Court
Miss Mary ER. Reilly
Effie L. Palmer
Sbrigila Method
STUDO
Swan Bidg
Edward Everett Adams
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Middlesex Street
Wanterd
Norcery
Lowell Steam
Harry
Richardson’s
Merrimack Sq
Thais Office
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