Special Grand Jury to Hear Eastman Bank Charges
In Concord New Hampshire a precial grand jury was empaneled near noon to hear charges against Albeth Eastman the Berlin banker arrested Wednesday at Woodsville for making false entries on the Berlin National Bank books. The jury includes Amos C. Chase Alfred B. Sngo Harrie B. Waite and other prominent state business leaders. District Attorney Hamblett began presenting testimony this afternoon with many witnesses from northern New Hampshire ready to testify.
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Concord
U. S
Edgar Aldrich
Albeth Eastman
Berlin
Woodsville
Berlin National Bank
Amos C. Chase
Kingston
Foreman
Alfred B. S €Ngo
Harrie BE. Waite
Lebanon
Josiah E. Fernald
Alonzo Elliott
Manchester
Chas. B. Spofford
Claremont
John S. Shepard
Franklin
Chas. H. Brackett
Greenland
David Arch
Portsmouth
Arthur T. Cass
Tilton
Warren C. Cox
Bristol
Elisha P. Hicks
Colebrook
Andy Holt
Lyndencrough
L. D. Clement
North Weare
J. E. Hopkins
Walter L. Jenks
Benjamin
Rolte
Henry C. Brown
Aldrich
Chas. J. Hamblett
Messrs. Fernard
Cass and
Elliott
Attarian Refuses Transport Until Cash Refunded
In Constantinople on December 17 the American vice consul at Alexandretta reports Attarian will not sail or accept transportation until authorities return cash seized at his arrest. A sum of 2500 was found on Attarian when arrested.
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Attarian
Constantinople
Alexandretta
Charge Against Captain Over Double Pay Accepted
Charges of duplicating pay accounts and receiving double pay for October and November were preferred against Captain John W. L. Phillips of the 27th United States Infantry. Col. Francis D. Dodge, chief paymaster of the Department of the East, forwarded the papers to the paymaster general in Washington for action.
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New York
John W. L. Phillips
27Th
United States Infantry
Francis D. Dodge
Department of the Host
Dodge
Washington
Rogers Denial Filed in Gas Company Case
Boston December 17 Henry H Rogers of New York filed a denial in the Supreme Judicial Court. He rejects most charges by Receiver Pepper in the Bay State Gas Company litigation against Boston Gas Light and others and does not waive his demurrer.
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Boston
Pepper
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Henry H. Rogers
New York
Supreme Judicial Court of the Commonwealth
Rogers
Boston Gas Light Company
Armenian Arrival Inspires Elegant Writing Sets at Lawler's
Steamers arrived in New York from Liverpool as Armenian visitors bring a taste for fine writing. Lawler's advertises elegant writing sets, highlighting a branch of imported goods amid seasonal bustle.
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New York
Liverpool
Lawler’s
Mailbox robber nabbed after Devons hi re box plunder
Boston December 17 A man named Jas Connors was arrested after robbing the Devonshire street post office box of James A Houston. Detectives laid a trap inside the office and captured Connors as he emptied the box of letters. He claimed authority to obtain the mail and was later taken to the Federal building for arraignment before the United States commissioner.
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Boston
Jas. Connors
James A. Houston
Devonshire Street
Connors
U. S. Post Office
Houston
United States
Gen Wood Case Postponed By Senate Committee
The Senate committee on military affairs met today and postponed action on Gen Leonard Wood until January 4. They will review the testimony from the charges investigation and allow time for preparation of the majority and minority reports. The majority is expected to endorse Wood's military and civil record in Cuba.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Leonard Wood
Fugitive search fails in Lynn Saugus marshes
Lynn police scoured the marshes between Lynn and Saugus and through the Saugus farming district but did not find any trace of the East Boston fugitives by 11 o clock. Officers believe the gang turned back toward Boston, leaving the marshes with many escape routes still open.
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Lynn
Saugus
Boston
Mrs Angell Dies in Ann Arbor Pneumonia
Mrs James B Angell widow of the University of Michigan president dies in Ann Arbor after a pneumonia illness. The university closes as a mark of respect and will reopen after the holidays. Survived by three children including Prof James D Angell of Chicago University and Alexis C Angell of Detroit.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
James B. Angell
University of Michigan
Angell
Providence
R. L
Alexis Caswell
Brown University
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