Change in T. C. 1 Gates at the Head of T C I Company
New director John W. Gates heads the executive committee of Tennessee Coal and Iron Company after a board meeting in New York. Several new directors elected while veteran leaders retire. the board maintains regular dividends and hints at future merger with Republic Iron and Steel.
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New York
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
John W. Gates
Wall Street
Republic Iron and Steel Company
The
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
C. S. Guthrie
L. C. Hanna
W. Ogilebay
Grant B. Schley
S. G. Cooper
E. J. Berwind
Oakleigh Thorne
D. H. Bacon
Fr. S. Witherty
L. T. Beecher
S. L. Schoonmaker
C.S. Guthrie
G. B. Schley
Guthrie
Board of
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Concert at Colonial Hall Aids Children’s Home
A benefit concert at Colonial hall drew a large audience last night for the Children’s Home. Soloists included Brayton Byron and Irene T. Martin with Mrs Ethel Ranger Cozner and Herbert Whipple, delivering an evening of varied offerings with readings, violin solos, and vocal numbers.
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Colonial Hall
Brayton Byron
Ethel Ranger Cozner
Irene T. Martin
Herbert Whipple
Eureka Orchestra
Remales
W. Stevens
Bunner
Raggedy Man
Riley
Accressrrenese
Rescuers Free Two Italians From East River Tunnel Cave-In
Three divers swam to the surface with the two imprisoned Italian laborers after forty hours trapped by a Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel cave-in at Long Island City. Pumps fought river inflow as hundreds labored to sink a shaft. rescue reached the men as water level lowered.
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New York
East River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Island City
Benjamin Lewis
Charles Murdern
Philip Edlondo
Textile School Basketball Tonight at Southwick Hall
Textile School hosts Boston University in Southwick Hall tonight in a fast contest seen as evenly matched after BU’s 27 10 win over Boston College and Textile’s 20 1 victory. The evening includes an orchestra and a favoring crowd for the fast game and future matchups.
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Textile
Boston University
Southwick Hall
B. U
Husky
Boston College
Brown University
Dartmouth
Colonial Hall
Ellis
Olio
Bayard
Barker
Boston
Manger & Avery
Howell & Donnell
Brown & Adams
Frank Lewis
Davis & Furber Machine Co
Chicken Sullivan Released In Eatonton
John Mc Allister who was arrested as Chicken Sullivan in Eatonton Georgia was released after Detective W B Proctor of Boston identified the prisoner. Sullivan was wanted in Lynn Massachusetts for the murder of John Tucker.
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Eatonton
John McAllister
Sullivan
Lynn
Mass
John Tucker
W. B. Proctor
Boston
Baker Talbot pleads guilty to extortion attempt in East Cambridge
Wilbur B Talbot a baker of 188 Pine Street appeared in the superior court East Cambridge yesterday and pleaded guilty to threatening to accuse another of a crime for money. Attorneys Murphy and Harvey represented him and sentence was continued to the next term. He was arrested at the Boston post office about two months ago on a complaint by Whit tle of North Scituate whose bakery was burned before the arrest.
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Wilbur B Talbot
Pine Street
Superior Court
East Cambridge
J. S. Murphy
J. J. Harvey
Talbot
Boston
Whittle
North Scituate
VESSELS FACE HEAVY SEAS IN ATLANTIC GALE
Boston dispatch reports Captain Hamilton of the Ocean line steamship Chattahoochee arriving from Savannah after a heavy northeast gale off Cape Lookout. A cross sea rolled the ship and shifted cargo of cotton and fruit, with decks flooded but no damage. Nearby, the schooner Nettle Chipman, leaking after Jacksonville departure, lost 40 000 feet of lumber from deck and required pumping as it sailed to New York
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Boston
Hamilton
Ocean Line
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Cape Lookout
Bodies Island
Joshua Lovett
Nettle Chipman
Jacksonville
New York
Virginia
Tucker murder case to be argued this week
Boston December 1. Attorney General Herbert Parker informed James H. Vahey, counsel for Charles L. Tucker who is convicted of killing Mabel Page of Weston, that he will expect argument for a motion for a rehearing before the supreme court justices during the present week. Tucker has not yet been sentenced.
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Boston
Herbert Parker
James H. Vahey
Charlies L. Tucker
Mabel Page
Weston
Supreme Court
Tucker
Mid Winter Excursion to Montreal and Quebec Reduced Rates
Winter excursion offered by Boston and Maine Railroad from December 29 to January 2 1906 to Montreal and Quebec at reduced round trip rates. Cities provide northern resort amenities with skating snowshoeing hockey curling and other healthful attractions. Tickets valid for same route or via alternate paths with return by January 2 1906.
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Montreal
Quebec
Boston & Maine Railroad
New England
Tee
White
Newport
Tim Bellows Palle
White River
Jon
Owen Wrens
Adverse Coram Seeks Vacatur of Ingersoll Judgment
In Boston on December 19 judges of the United States circuit court of appeals heard arguments by attorneys for Joseph A. Coram and others seeking to vacate a circuit court judgment awarding Eva A. administratrix of Col. Robert C. Ingersoll's estate $128,010. The case concerns interest in bonds and money totaling about $450,000 held in trust and the distribution to cover services for contesting the Davis will. Col. Ingersoll had received $5,000 and held the claim for the remaining $95,000 at his death.
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Boston
Colt, Lowell
Aldrich
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Joseph A. Coram
Circuit Court
Eva A. T
Robert C. Ingersoll
Ienate
Jos. A. Coram
Henry A. Root
Andrew J. Davis
Montana
Ise
Coram
Root
Davie
Col. Ingersoll
Davis
Fragmented OCR Text About Local Events and People
Fragmentary readable phrases reference kidney health, bees, unknown names, a store, and a few scattered personal names. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or clear news purpose, making it difficult to identify a definite incident or story to summarize.
Pardon Granted By President Sets Peters Free
President Roosevelts pardon released Sarkie Peters from a one year improfement sentence tied to a fraudulent naturalization affidavit. District Attorney Charles A. Wilson endorsed the pardon, noting Peters had falsely sworn as a citizen amid the case related to an alleged fraud.
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Providence
Dee
Roosevel
Sarkie Petere
Charles A. Wilson
Thie
Wilsen
Peters
Tan
Jury Finds Crawford Guilty in Federal Contract Case
Washington December 11 The ferry contractor William G Crawford former deputy auditor in the post office department faced a federal indictment with August W Mathen over a contract for supplying office department with fetter cart ieee. The jury returned a guilty verdict on the charges of fraud and related counts in connection with the contract.
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Washington
Dev
William G. Crawford
Post Giese
Mathen
United States
Office
Fetter Cart Ieee
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Irene Martin
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C. E. Dickson
E. W. Grove
Aspagins
Xip Sears
Lewis 2Nd Edsonce
the Textile School
D-Zerta
Gilbride
Lowell
Ippin
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Fowne
Merrimack and
Palmer Street
Henad the Cormer
Bon Marche Dry Goods Co
Court
Tucker Case
Columbia Records
Columbia Phonograph
Central St
Columbia Graphophone
Robert G. Ingersoll
Rickey
A. B. Moore
Eppeek
Crawford
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