Arbitrators Lodge and Turner Back From Ottawa
New York, Oct 30. Arbitrators Lodge and Turner refused to discuss the Alaska award on arrival, citing their tribunal ties. Lodge said the award was discussed in London but declined to comment on Canadian signatories or the special session. Turner praised the decision as just and honorable, noting it advances amicable settlement of future disputes and involves two islands in the Portland canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry C. Lodge
Massachusetts
Turner
Washington
Lodge
London
Congress
United States
Boston
Joseph Pope
Tribunal
Canada
Mrs. Pope
Ottawa
Geo. Turner
Decison
Lord Alverstone
Mr. Turner
Portland Canal
Vancouver
Canal
Port Simpson
Pacific
Missing Everett man Timothy F OConnor sought by police
Supt Moffatt received a message from Everett Chief F W Knight asking the Lowell police to watch for Timothy F OConnor 32 of Everett address 127 Glendale St left home Oct 9. Description notes sandy beard red curly hair gray eyes 5 ft 9 in 140 pounds and clothing including dark blue coat vest gray trousers overcoat and Derby hat. Is demented.
Parks Defense Concludes as Trial Nears Verdict
New York Oct 30 Samuel B Parks walking delegate on trial for extorting 500 dollars from Tiffany studios faced a rested defense and a calmer demeanor. The defense rested after Parks admitted no personal gain and clarified prior statements about cash for checks while the judge and jury heard testimony and awaited a possible conviction tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samuel B. Parks
Newburger
Tiffany Studios Corporation
Tiffany
Parks
Mr. Osborne
Schmitt
Tiffany Company
Johnson
Housesmiths and Bridgemen’s Union No. 2
Boston Doctor Skelton Freed After Postal Card Case
Dr Grace E Skelton a young Boston physician was discharged by U S Commissioner Fiske upon recommendation of District Attorney John H Casey after a preliminary hearing on a complaint by L N King former Harvard tutor that she mailed him improper postal cards and letters. Casey said King’s side would be heard before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Grace E. Skelton
L. N. King
Harvard
U. S
Fiske
John H. Casey
Regicidal Aftermath In Belgrade After Queen Draga murder
In Belgrade Servia on October 80 Captain Lunjevics brother of Queen Draga has been re arrested in the fort laundry room. General Magdelenics and other officers face imminent arrest as a new plot against the murderers of King Alexander and Queen Draga is reported as discovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Servia
Lunjevics
Draga
Magdelenics
Alexander
Roots depart London for New York aboard Celtic
Secretary Root and Mrs. Root left London for Liverpool to board the White Star steamer Celtic bound for New York. Ambassador Choate and other friends bid them farewell at the railroad station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Root
Wreck on Santa Fe Flyer After Spikes Removed Near Fowler
A eastbound Santa Fe Chicago flyer derailed at Apishapa creek four miles east of Fowler when spikes vanished from one rail. Engine and one bridge span collapsed into the creek, injuring engineer John Walker and ten to twelve passengers including John G Benson. Private car of A S Kimberley and eastern bankers was attached but none from that party hurt. Relief trains rushed to Pueblo and La Junta.
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Denver
Col
Pueblo
Apishapa Creek
Fowler
John Walker
John G. Benson
North Dakota
la Junta
A. S. Kimberley
National Bankers Association
San Francisco
Armenian Krikorian Arrest Tied to London Rivalry
At Peckham headquarters London police suspect Vahlan Krikorian, arrested on arrival aboard the Ivernia, is the same Armenian linked to Sagatel Sagouni’s assassination and the Clapham faction split. Boston reports note a prior factional rift and a rival Alfarist group. Krikorian’s arraignment in Boston was delayed as officials handled other matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Peckham
Vahlan Krikorian
Boston
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Scotland Yard
Sagatel Sagouni
Armenian Revolutionary Society
Shahriman
Arsenian
Clapham
Cyprus
Krikorian
Sagouni
Hintchakist Society
Verham Krikorian
Alfarist
Physical Force
Vdhtan Krikorian
England
Sagatel Sagount
Federal Building
U. S
Fiske
Charles Street
United States
Let Us Reason Together About Shoes Pricing
The ad argues $3 shoes cannot match $5 shoes due to leather and labor costs. It claims manufacturers must earn margins to stay in business and explains why the consumer saves on profit, salesman costs, and perceived value by buying here. It touts a range of prices and the store's Know How in selection to justify their footwear.
New York Promoter Arrested for Grand Larceny
John B. Conger promoter and once head of National Carbonate Engine company is under arrest for grand larceny. He allegedly obtained $40 from broker William H. Reynolds by false pretence and is accused of enticing Cornelius Vanderbilt and others to invest about $40,000 in his firm. Reynolds swore out the warrant after informing District Attorney Jerome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John B. Conger
National Carbonate Engine Company
Wm. H. Reynolds
Conger
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Reynolds
Jerome
Buffalo
Upham
Europe
First National Bank of
Echo of rise and fall in International Power shares
In New York on October 30 a court hearing centers on Joseph H. Hoadley linked to an stock pool that boosted International Power company shares in 1902. Alfred Leiter alleges Hoadley influenced a 1000 share purchase for 180000, later sold to Leiter and Hoadley at loss, with Leiter claiming a $65000 squeeze. James M. Leopold & Co. face an $80000 claim against $150000 of stocks, while Cyrus Field Johnson holds deposits with brokers. Judge Amend has the case under advisement as Hoadley falls ill in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
International Power Company
Stock Exchange
Supreme Court
Joseph H. Hoadley
Joseph Leiter
Leiter
Hoadley
James M. Leopold & Co
Alfred H. Hoadley
Joseph
Cyrus Field Johnson
Hoadleys
Amend
Headley
Philadelphia
Milk dealers in Uxbridge end quarrel with 6 cent price rise
Uxbridge milk dealers have declared a truce after years of internal conflict and will raise milk prices from 5 to 6 cents on November 1. Officials say the dispute is settled and 6 cents will be the minimum price going forward after past compromises and spring price drops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxbridge
Famed Kentucky Lawyer Dies in Office Fire
Frankfort Kentucky October 30 Attorney William H Julian prominent in the state legal circles burned to death at midnight in his office. The cause of the blaze is unknown with officials presuming he stumbled entering his room and fell into an open fireplace where his body was found. He was 60 years old and unmarried.
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Frankfort
Wm. H. Julian
Kentucky
City Hall Notes: No Meeting Due to Quorum Shortfall
City Clerk Cadman swore in 150 precinct officers Thursday night as the committee on polling places failed to meet because of a lack of quorum.
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Committee On
Cadman
Perjury Charge Sparked by McGonigle Case in Police Court
In a sharp session Judge Hadley discharged William F. Murphy on perjury charges after a continuance request. Frank Murphy faced a liquor violation trial with officers detailing room 10 at 117 Merrimack street. Juvenile cases and small thefts followed as the court noted a 36 hour span without any drunken arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Murphy
McGonigle
W. H. J. Belle-Isle Company
D. J. Donahue
Murphy
Frank Murphy
Atkinson
Merrimack Street
Corcoran
Brown
Ira H. Morse
Hadley
Edward Richard
Felixina Corriéa
Charles F. Flanders
John Murphy
Joseph McMahon
John P. Quinn
McMahon
James Sunderland
Julius Richard
Revolution Spreading in Santo Domingo City
The political situation remains quiet but tense as the northern island joins a revolutionary movement. The Clyde Line steamer Cherokee arrived from New York after Dominican cruiser Independencia barred calls at Puerto Plata Samana and Macoris.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Clyde Line
Cherokee
New York
Independeia
Puerto Plata
Samana
Macoris
Victoria Politician A S Goodie Resigns After Election Loss
Victoria BC October 30 A S Goodie provincial secretary has handed his resignation to Premier McBride following defeat in the recent election. The move signals a political shift as the administration contends with results and leadership questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
A. S. Goodeve
McBride
Noting Bottles Undergo Sterilizing Process Case
In one instance bottles receive thorough cleaning followed by a high temperature sterilizing exposure. The extract notes this action, attributed to the Extract Report by the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
City mayoralty race remains quietly discussed in circles
The mayoralty contest lingers as a potential option this year, valued within inner political circles though rarely voiced in public.
Mayor to appoint police commissioner next year
The article explains that regardless of mayoral party, a Republican must fill the police commissioner post due to term rules and current board party balance. It notes Democratic candidates are strained by this, while Mayor Howe enjoys broad support and a possible re election. It also warns of a Republican drive against Captain Joseph P Thomiysson for register of deeds as Democrats quietly canvass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
North Middlesex
Joseph P. Thomiysson
Thompson
State Hospital Case Still Under Inquiry
An inquiry begins today into the poisoning of 11 inmates at Tewksbury State Hospital. Dr Nichols rebuts a previous quote about Walter Fitzgerald, saying belladonna poisoning may have occurred but did not cause his death. autopsy decisions rest with the medical examiner. The investigative committee includes Dr Leonard Huntress, Mr Smart, and Chairman Belcher. patients will be examined and bottles of medicine from Oct 27 turned over for analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewksbury
Nichols
State Hospital
Courier-Citizen
Walter Fitzgerald
Dr. Nichols
Leonard Huntress
Lowell
Smart
Andover
Belcher
Board of Trustees
Irish
Witzgerald
Dr. Irish
Richardson Hotel Transfer to Thomas F Hoban in Middlesex Street
Papers for the transfer of the Richardson hotel in Middlesex street to Thomas F Hoban will be passed tomorrow. All details relating to the transaction have been agreed upon and Hoban will become owner once signed. Price set at $60,000. Hoban is proprietor of the Lowell Inn and former Lowell politician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Hotel
Middlesex Street
Thomas F. Hoban
Hoban
Lowell Inn
Lowell
Hopeful dividend for Packard National Bank stockholders
Greenfield Oct. 30 F L Fish national bank examiner and receiver of the Packard National bank is hopeful a substantial dividend will be paid to stockholders early in December or sooner and depositors are believed to be paid in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
F. L. Fish
National Bank Examiner
Packard National Bank
Cashier C W Hammond Dies in Buffalo Bank
In Buffalo New York on October 30 1925 cashier and vice president C W Hammond of the People's Bank died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
C. W. Hammond
the People's Bank
Special Heavyweight Raincoat in All Sizes Today
A heavy weight rainproof overcoat advertised at 15 dollars, designed for winter weather. It features double cloth along the shoulders and front for stiffness without extra weight, a 52 inch length, and a belted back. Sizes up to 44 are available at a purported five dollar underprice.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Demented Man
Ayer
Queen Draga
FLYER
O'Sullivan Bros. Co
City Hall
Keller
City Hall Notes
Santo Domingo
Goodeve
Bonneville
Lowett Dental Portors
Merrimack St
Ei-Azhar C.b. Coburn & Co
Tel
Ries
Aed
Gase
the Merrimack
Company
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