Bryan Receives Cold Welcome in New York
William J. Bryan arrived in New York and was hosted by O. H. P. Belmont at dinner. A letter from John Fox, R. B. Roosevelt, and John F. Doyle urged the Democratic club president to avoid actions that could be seen as endorsing Bryan and warned against premature party endorsement of his candidacy. The letter stressed distinguishing official club acts from personal opinions and urged restraint ahead of the next Democratic national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Hoffman House
O. H. P. Belmont
John Fox
Democratic Club
Board of Governors
R. B. Roosevelt
John F. Doyle
John W. Keller
Hon
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Thomas Jefferson
Perry Belmont
Richard Croker
Thomas Jeferson
Belmont
Semeocratic
Jeferson Democrats
Chicago
Rothie
Deri i
Democratic Party
Democratic club warns against repeating 1896 losses
The speaker recalls the 1896 defeat of New York by 268,469 and the city by over 20,000, urging safeguards to avoid another Democratic disappointment. The conclusion stresses good feeling and that actions are not the club's, but individual acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
City
Democratic Club
Bryan rally preparations by Rhode Island Democratic committee
The Democratic State Central Committee of Rhode Island met at Gelb's parlors in Providence on January 22 to finalize plans for the Bryan mass meeting at Infantry Hall next Monday evening. Chairman Green and Secretary Quinn reported on executive actions, galleries were reserved for ladies and escorts until 8 o'clock, and discussion covered vice presidents for the meeting and an informal reception for Col. Bryan after the mass gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Democratic State Central Committee
Gelb
Bryan
Infantry Hall
Green
Quinn
Col. Bryan
You Can Not Cure Dyspepsia Ad Page Claim
An advertisement asserts dyspepsia is a germ disease with stomach and bowel symptoms. It promotes a germicidal remedy from the R. T. Booth Company of Ithaca New York, claiming guaranteed cure, money back, and mail order offer for one day treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Booth Company
Ithaca, N. Y
Stock Market Weakness At Noon In Brutish Session
The irregular trading day saw prices ebb and flow on the Boston and Montana exchanges. Isle Royale slipped 1% to 21% while Arcadian matched the decline to 14%. Butte and Boston rose to 48, Tamarack fell to 180, and Sugar eased from 118 to 116. Federal Steel, Leather, and Union Pacific softened at noon as gold buying and potential rate changes influenced sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Montana
Isle Royale
Arcadian
Butte
Quincy
Tamarack
Met
St. Ry
Erie Telephone
New England
Federal Steel, Leather
Union Pacific
Anthony aims to raise 1 million for woman suffrage fund
Susan B. Anthony, resigning as head of the National Woman's Suffrage Association, says she will create a permanent fund of one million dollars to promote suffrage. She pledges about thirty thousand already, plans to endow chairs of political economy in coeducational universities, and envisions the fund supporting educational and civic understanding after enfranchisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Association of American Advertisers Meets in New York
The Association of American Advertisers convened in New York with committees named to study publisher delinquencies circulation legislation trademarks copyrights and rates. Tim Woodruff of Martine Co spoke on trademarks and tax relief for advertisers urging cooperation to safeguard interests and share circulation data with members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Association of American Advertisers
Timothy L. Woodruff
Martine Company of
Reward for corpse offered by Antonio Tomba kin
News from New York reports a large reward drive to recover the body of Italian impresario Sir Antonio Tomba buried at sea three months ago. A sealed coffin carried a £50,000 message promising payment to the finder who delivers it to Genoa or Buenos Aires. His brother adds £20,000 for the body’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antonio Tompa
Buenos Ayres
Genoa
Rome
The
Times
Tomba
Sam Vicenzo
Cape Verde Islands
Sig
Dominico Tomba
Mercury Poisoning Dominates Molineux Murder Trial Day
New York January 22 Assistant District Attorney Osborne pressed to finish medical testimony in the Molineux murder case. Witnesses argued cyanide poisoning versus diphtheria as the cause of Mrs. Adams death. The day featured experts from hospitals and a jeweler testimony about purchases, with cross examinations continuing as court adjourned.
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New York
Osborne
Roland B. Molineux
Katherine J. Adams
Henry T. Loomis
H. C. Barnet
Barnet
Weeks
Loomis
A. Campbell White
Board of Health
Willard Parker Hospital
Frank Ferguson
E. Styles Potter
Adams
West 75Th Street
Rachel Green
Molineux
Cheseborough
George H. Gordon
Mr. Osborne
McCafferty
John Gilbert Kelly
Hartsey
Hart
Coe arraigned in larceny case of Althan International Motor Co
William W Coe formerly of Boston was arrested at White Plains and arraigned in New York on charges of larceny as treasurer of the Althan International Motor Company. He was committed to Westchester jail to await Massachusetts authorities. Coe admits handling of funds from George Francis of Boston claiming an investment in the company and an accounting deadline of February 1. He calls the arrest a mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
White Plains
Westchester County
Massachusetts
Althara International Motor Company
Heia
Geo. Francis
Automobile Company
Funda
John Potter Stockton Dead New Jersey attorney general obituary
John Potter Stockton, long time attorney general of New Jersey, died today in New York. Born in Princeton in 1826, he was a Princeton graduate and son of Commodore Stockton. He served as U.S. minister to Rome, practiced law in Trenton, and sat six years in the U.S. Senate. He held the New Jersey attorney general post from 1877 and was reappointed in 1882 1887 and 1992.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Potter Stockton
New Jersey
Mr. Stockton
Princeton
Commodore Stockton
Princeton College
United States
Rome
Buchanan
Trenton
United States Senate
Cain Knocked Out in Brooklyn Catchweight Bout
Tenry Lyons of Chicago knocked out Joe Cain of Brooklyn in the final round of their round bout at catchweights before the Hercules A. C. in Brooklyn tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tenry Lyons
Chicago
Joe Cain
Brooklyn
Hercules A. C
Fraternal Union Meetings and Lodge Proceedings
A fraternal meeting of Steam and Fitters Union is set for Barristers Hall on January 2 at 7 p.m. The International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen will also meet at Building Laborde’s Hall on Middle Street for important business and a smoke talk. Protection Lodge No. and American Benefit Society held a lively meeting last evening approving constitutional changes to strengthen the order’s representation, with reserve land on hand for member protection. Joseph A. Janvrin was chosen representative of Protection Lodge. Flora Stacey and J. C. GST were mentioned in the Chelmsford Street church vestry session noting nominations for the new term. The order’s program included vocal and instrumental performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Labordes’ Hall
Middle Street
Protection Lodge
American Benefit Society
Supreme Todee
Joseph A. Janvrin
Projection Lodge
Flora &. Stacey Betae
J. C. Gst
Chelmeford Street
Harper Bros Creditor Request Adjudication as Bankrupt
Albert D. Smith Albert Clayburg and Robert Horace Mulers creditors of Harper Bros printer and publisher request in U S court that the firm be adjudged bankrupt since it cannot pay its debts. A receiver was appointed December 4 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert D. Smith
Albert Clayburg
Robert and
Horace Muliers
Harper Crothere
United States
Caves
Duane Earns Decision Over McKeever in 123-Pound Bout
Don Duane of New York defeated Jim McKeever of Philadelphia by decision in a 415 round bout at 123 pounds staged by the Stamford Athletic Club. Both fighters took punishment as the match proved fast and hard fought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Don Duane
New York
Jim McKeever
Philadelphia
Stamford Athletic Club
For Sale Tenement House on Broadway Near Car Line
For sale a two tenement house on Broadway with sixteen rooms in good repair. Rents for the month and includes two feet of land. Price near six hundred dollars. Located just off the street near the car line. A few homes available nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Mathews' whist tourney opens with wide scores and remarks
The lodge hosted grand superintendent Mrs L M Robinson of Cambridge who praised juvenile work and offered remarks. Meanwhile the Mathews' whist tournament produced scores from multiple pairings led by 16 points for several teams while others trailed with lower totals. The night also featured a smoke talk and entertainment by Court Middlesex F of A with visits from officials including Grand Treasurer W H Harrigan, a stereoticon lecture, and a supper committee chaired by John Slack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Middlesex
F. of A
Foresters’ Hall
W. H. Harrigan
J. Je Carroll
Mr. Breen
Frank O'Neil
Martin Crowe
America
Europe
New York
Queenstown
Liverpool
John M. Murphy
John J. Clain
Frederick Murphy
John Slack
William Finnegan
Michael Maher
Veterans Hold Large Meeting Admit Four New Members
The Spanish American war veterans held their regular meeting last night with a very large attendance. Four new members were admitted. Regular business was transacted and it was voted to hold a concert and dance at Associate hall on January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associate Hall
Land transfers and deeds in Chelmsford and Dracut
A parade of property transfers records deeds across Chelmsford and Dracut. Individuals such as Edward E. Moulton, George T. Woodward, and Dudley L. Page appear in numerous land and building transactions on streets including Chapel, Sidney, War wick, Varnum, Coburn, Union, Rogers, Aiker, and Spring. Several parties exchange parcels for nominal sums, often $1, with other deals including a $1020 note and a $40 transfer at Fordway park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Prudhomme
David Prudhomme
Coburn Avenue
Robert C. Gallagher
John Hiland
Union Street
George T. Woodward
Rosa N. Carter
Rogers Street
Locks and Canalis Corporation
Claudia Leblanc
Aiker Street
Locks and Canals Corporations
Charles Leblanc
Aiken Street
William T. Hunt
Nellie A. Hunt
Spring Street
William F. Farnum
John J. Gray
Montreal Street
Dracut
Death of Peterboro Leader Charles H Brooks
Charles H Brooks, a prominent Peterboro citizen born in Stow Massachusetts, died early Sunday morning. He helped in local banking as president of Peterboro Savings Bank and director of First National Bank after retiring from active business in 1870. A former town official and legislator, he served as electman several years and represented the town in the Legislature in 1895-3. His wife died last August. He leaves two daughters Caroline Morrison and Fannie Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Brooks
Peterboro
Stow
Mass
First National Bank
Caroline
M. L. Morrison
Peterboro Savines Bank
Fannie
Frank G. Clarke
Bargain Shirts and Wais ts Price Drop at Pollard Co
Pollard & Co advertises deep cuts on wool flannel and mohair waists, with prices for black and colored waists reduced from past levels to 61.55 each. Mohair waists and small effects now offered at the same price. Remaining stock includes colored and black goods previously 1.25, now marked down to 1.15 and other items moved to reduced levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tween. G, Pollard & CO
Remedy Promises Relief for Rheumatism Sufferers
A witness claims a single application eases rheumatism pain and promotes relief. Advertises the remedy for sale by all druggists.
Departure of Gordon Highlanders From Liverpool in November
A vivid scene at Liverpool dawn as the First Battalion Gordon Highlanders depart for overseas service. Scarlet tunics, kilts, and gaiters frame a boulevardlike march toward the Che shire, amid mist and cheers. Highland flings and sword dances punctuate the moving crowd, a colorful prelude to imperial duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Gordon Highlanders
England
Garden of Eden
Palm and
Pine
Cheshire
A. W. Tarbell
the National Magazine
Palmer Coyne Trusts Message in Life Ad
An advertisement urges Palmer and Byrne Coyne to allocate wealth into trusts rather than accumulate riches. The message contrasts cautious financial planning with immediate wealth, framing trusts as prudent for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Coyne
Byrne Coyne
For Sale Bay Colt at 27 Varnum Avenue Pawtucketville
Bay colt four years old well bred thoroughly broke and good driver offered for sale at 27 Varnum Avenue Pawtucketville Rhode Island listing details for potential buyers of a drive horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varnum Avenue
Pawtucketville
Mass hearing on contempt trial right and equitable process repeal
The Massachusetts House Judiciary Committee will hear interested parties on House Bill 165 granting a jury trial for contempt of court and House Bill 166 repealing the post judgment equitable process action. The hearing is set for State House room 227 on Tuesday January 23 at 11:00 AM. Willard Howland serves as chairman and Chas O. Engstrom as committee clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On House Judiciary
Willard Howland
Chas
O. Engstrom
Probate Court citation in Webster estate case
The Probate Court in Middlesex County requires all interested parties in the estate of Prentiss Webster, late of Lowell, to appear February 6, 1900, at nine in the forenoon at Cambridge to show cause why the first account of administrator Sarah M. Webster should not be allowed. The citation must be served by copy, publication for three weeks in Lowell Daily Courier, and mailing to known parties at least seven days before the court. Witness Cuantes J. Mcinrme, First Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentiss Webster
Lowell
Sarah M. Webster
Cambridge
Lowell Daily Courier
Cuantes J. Mcinrme
Esquire
H. Folsom
Also Mentioned on This Page
William J. Bryan
Washington
Democratic State Committee of
Rhode Island
Stock Market
London
New York Evening Post
Holland
Bank of England
Rand
Standard Oil
Massachusetts Electric Companies
Fall River Mills
Laurel Lake Mills
Merchants Mfg. Co
Shdve Mills
Davol Mills
Bingham
Bay State
Little Tiger
Navaho
Montana Coal and Coke Co
Jersey City
N. J
Bright, Seara & Co
New York Market
Woman Suffrage Fund
Coe
Altham International Motor Co
Boston Elevated Ateh
Union Pac
Rt DM Bs
Ae Neeer Nee
Baltic Ass't
Iy & Hoston
Calumet & Hee Tal
Santa Fe
Amer
Am. Steel Wwe
Ted Steel
Seeenees Ami
Cain
Steam and Fitters’ Union
Barristers Hall
Harper Bros
Duane
Hayes
Hammond
Mack
Gallagher
Daly
O’brien
Thornton
Townsend
Smith
Riley
Leary
Gahagan
Shea
Donohue
McCarty
Rourke
Redding
Hoar
Coughlin
Lyon
Barry
O'Neil
Grady
McLaughlin
Donovan
Hines
Doran
Rogers
Brady
Harrington
Hambrick
Donahue
Danahy
McVey
Scannell
Callahan
Daley
Burke
Mullaney
Lee
Bambrick
Hanes
Edward E. Moulton
John Nolan
Chapel Street
George F. Penniman
Lillian F. Marshall
Warwick Street
Thomas Whitworth
William MecAlain
Sidney Street
Frances E. Kenneson
Jesse H. Shepard
Frances
Kenneson
Chestnut
Willow Streets
Frank E. Dunbar
Eugene A. Clark
Dudley L. Page
Margaret Rourke
Ellsmere
Michael McCluskey
Charles 8. Sherman
Essex Company
Merrimack River
Aharon Berdysian
Kirber Donabedian
Chelmsford
Clara A. H. Adams
Clera M. Varney
Charles W
Edward H. Keyes
North Chelmsford
Eliza A. Carter
Lorengza D. Carter
Lucy P. Cummings
Mary Daley
Owen Tighe
Caroline A. Parkhurst
Peter Pepin
Billerica
Mary E. Sawyer
Dora McNaughton
Fordway Park
Colby Bartlett
A. M. McLane
Gale
Massachus
Middlesex, Is
Snyder Bros
Dentistea
Merrimack Street
American Agricultural
Norfolk & Western
U. S
Bond and Stock Brokers
Exchange Building
Ourier
A. G. Pollard & CO
Palmer Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
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