Lovell Companies Fall Indebted to Globe Bank
Boston December 26 The John P Lovell Arms company and the John P Lovell company assigned for creditors to Charles B Barnes Jr and George H Ball of Boston. The firms were heavily indebted to the Globe National Bank and the bank was placed under a temporary receiver last week. Assignees will examine assets and liabilities in coming days. The Lovell firm founded 1841 grew into a leading sporting goods house with deep ties to Globe Bank.
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Boston
John P. Lovell Arms Company
John P. Lovell Company
Charles B. Barnes, Jr
George H. Ball
Globe National Bank
Cole
C. Ed. Norcross
Core
Lovell Company
Norcross
Hingham
Bafigor
Maine
Providence
Rlil
John P. Lovell
Greenhalge
Col. Lovell
Weymouth
Noted Boston Showman Dale Armstrong Dies in Fall
Lawrence December 26. Dale Armstrong a well known showman fell four flights in the Ashton house early this morning and died. He had been in the city for months employed at the Columbia theatre and had previously performed in Boston vaudeville. Armstrong, about 50, was an old timer in showbiz and had aided in managing museums and small theatres. His relatives live in Philadelphia.
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Lawrence
Dale Armstrong
Ashton House
Armstrong
Columbia Theatre
Philadelphia
Boston
Nickelodeon
Hanover Street
Daniel Casey Dead After Street Fight At Boston Public Garden
Daniel F Casey 24 of 11 Wharf Street died at City Hospital from injuries after a scrimmage with four unknown men near the Public Garden entrance around 11 30 Sunday night. Police search for the assailant charged with manslaughter. witness Thomas Welch of the same house worked at Metropolitan Steamship company.
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Boston
Daniel F. Casey
Wharf Street
City Hospital
Station 4
Casey
Thomas Welch
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Brookline
Hoston
Welch
Burwell
Boylston Street
Parksquare
Big Fire Destroys Woburn Machine Shop
A major blaze in Woburn destroyed Fremont S. Barret’s machine shop on Coat Street, with a $23,000 loss and about $18,000 insured. The fire spread to a rear foundry, a barn, and a storehouse, and a nearby tenement caught fire but was saved. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Conn Street
Grand Jury to Hear Case Against Former Globe Bank Chief
Boston dated December 26 reports the federal grand jury will meet January 3. Assistant U S District Attorney John H Casey is expected to present the case against former Globe National Bank president Charles I Cole and seek indictment.
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Boston
Federal
U. S
John H. Casey
Charles #1. Cole
Globe National Bank
Earthquake wrecks San Jacinto city destroys all brick buildings
Report from San Jacinto California dated December 26 notes a devastating Christmas morning quake that collapsed brick structures and killed six on the Saboba reservation while injuring many. Hemet also suffered losses estimated at ten thousand dollars as geysers and sulfur fumes appeared nearby. Rebuilding efforts are underway.
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San Jacinto
Cal
Main Street
Hemet
Taquils Peak
San
Augusta Lumber and Iron Works Ravaged by Fire
The Perkins Manufacturing company lumber plant and Georgia Tron works in Augusta Maine burned tonight. The blaze began in the glazing room of the lumber plant and spread to the iron works across the street. Total loss estimated at 175000 with 96000 insured. Many valuable patterns were destroyed.
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Augusta
Perkins Manufacturing Company
Georgia Tron Works
Three Children Die in Middletown Fire Tragedy
A devastating Middletown blaze destroyed a family home today as three Dixon children, Gladys aged seven Ruth aged five and Ephraim Jr aged three, perished in the fire. The tragedy occurred around noon in the parents home.
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Middletown
Conn
Gladys Dixon
Ruth Dixon
Ephraim Dixon, Jr
Death of Daniel S Ford Youths Companion owner at 54 Fenway
Recent death of Daniel S Ford aged 77 at his Fenway Street home follows a long life of benevolence and business success. A memorial service is set for Sunday at Ruggles Street Baptist Church with burial at Forest Hills. Survived by daughter Mrs William Hartshorn, Ford endowed the church and funded philanthropy while guiding Watchman Reflector and Youths Companion through a lean era under a fictional imprint. He loved horses and owned the steam yacht Jathinei, a familiar sight to yachtsmen.
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Daniel S. Ford
Fenway Street
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Ford
Big silver shipment sails to Europe from New York
The steamer Eteuria will depart New York for Europe tomorrow carrying 96 990 ounces of silver.
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New York
Eteuria
Europe
City Printing Houses and the De Vinne Legacy
A New York Tribune piece explores the De Vinne Press and related firms, detailing family lineage, division of labor between editors and printers, the rise of linotype, and the growing role of women in composition. It notes the handling of copyright, the shift from hand to machine typesetting, and the enduring value of electrotyped plates for publishers.
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Theodore L. de Vinne
de Vinne Press
de Vinnes
Stagyra
Aristotle
de Vinne
Atlantic Coast
New York
Scribner’s
The
Century
Trow Directory
Linotype
Bookman
Boston
de Worde
Manutius
Elzevir
Dilettante
New York Tribune
International Monthly gains broad scope and lower price
The Macmillan company announces the International Monthly to London New York and Burlington with Frederick A. Richardson as editor. It will publish essays by scholars, daily topics music and drama, and include at least five essays per issue. Prices drop to twenty five cents and the magazine expands topics and adds noted writers to appeal to general readers. A stray anecdote about a Cambridge resident and a kitchen reading In Tune with the Infinite closes the note.
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Macmillan Company
International Monthly
London
New York
Burlington
Frederick A. Richardson
America
France
England
Germany
Edouard Rod
Shaler
Charles de Kay
John Trowbridge
Norman Hapgood
Appleton
Popular Science Monthly
Good Health and Wise Choices Highlighted in Sarsa te Ad
An advertising blurb extols health as a man's wealth and urges choosing wisely for a strong life. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the aid that perfects health to enhance appearance and success.
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Hood
Moody Dies in Sight of Revival as Northfield Mourns
At Round Top the body of evangelist Dwight L Moody was laid to rest after a simple church service. Dr. Scofield and Rev. Torrey led rites, with 150 Northfield Institute trustees and faculty among mourners. The funeral emphasized Moody’s grace filled life and urged a forward mission for the church.
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East Northfield
Northfield
Moody
Mr. Moody
Dr. Schofield
Ira D. Sankey
George C. Stevbins
Brooklyn
N. Y
J. C. Morse
M. C. A. International Committee
D. W. McWilliams
W. J. Fieldman
George C. Needham
Philadelphia
Congregational Church
Dr. Scofield
W. F. Nichols
James McConaughy
Mt. Hermon School
W. R. Moody
A. P. Fitt
Paul
Mr. Fitt
W. BR. Moody
A. J. Phillips
Northfield Insitute
A. T. Pierson
Mt. Hermon
Emanuel’s Land
Schofield
Dwight L. Moody Hved
West
Dwight L. Moody
New England
Christ
D. L. Moody
Lord
Elijah
Daniel
August
Luther
Wesley
Mary
R. A. Torrey
Mr. Torrey
God
Death
Marth
Heaven
Joshua
Moses
Jordan
the Word
Chicago
Kansas City
Wes
Jesus
Torrey
Scofield
Two Remarkable Cures Of Two Prominent People
Miss Dade Stegeman of the Chicago North Side Woman's Club testifies to Pe-ru-na's benefits for stomach trouble debility and grippe in letters praising its curative action. General S. S. Yoder ex congressman from Ohio also endorses Pe-ru-na for catarrh and as a cough remedy while urging its wider household use. A free book on catarrhal diseases is offered by Dr Hartman Ohio.
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Johnson
A. Johnson
Nolke
J. S. Johnson & CO
Custom House St
Boston
Dade Stegeman
Chicago North Side Woman’s Club
Chicago
Hartman
Cherroaguo
M’f’g Co
Columbus
Peruna
S.S. Yoder
Congress
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Wasumeron
D.C
M’f'g Co
Memorial Services for Dwight Moody Held in New York
Memorial services for evangelist Dwight Moody were held at Calvary Baptist Church in West Side New York, with a capacity crowd and an undenominational tone. Ministers of all denominations attended as Rev. E R Morse led ceremonies and praised Moody as a lifelong student of scripture and a pioneer in lay participation in religious work.
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New York
Dwight L. Moody
Calvary Baptist Church
West Sith Street
Northfield
Chopin
E. R. Morse
Morse
Moody
Moodly
R. S. MacArthur
D. D
An. Moody
Lyneland
America
Wsephere
School of Christ
Booly
Mr. Moody
Violating the Law by Mills on Overtime Nights
Inspector Tierney warns Hargreaves mills and Parker Manufactory they are breaking law by running overtime nights and Saturday afternoons. Despite warning, the mills operated tonight. Also promotional note for Dr Agnew's Cure for the Heart with testimonial from Mr John Jamieson of Tara Ont and local sellers listed.
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Briver
John F.tierney
Wade
State Police
Hargreaves
Parker Manufactory
Dr. Agnew
Dr. Agee New
Hood's Pills Cure Liver and Indigestion Ailments
Hood's Pills claim to cure liver complaints biliousness and indigestion with easy dosage. Advertises affordability at 25 cents and simple operation for relief, reflecting early 20th century patent med ad language.
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Hood
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Lovell Companies
Globe Bank
Lieut. Ritter
Wiliams
Williams
Allen
Ca~sey
Daniel Casey
Woburn
Barrett
Federal Grand Jury
Lumber and Iron Works
City Printing Houses
Middle States
Cambridge
Mass
Tel
Evangelist Moody
General
Yoder
Richardson
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