Lawson Wins Prize Boxes at Auction for $720
At Leon ard's on Bromfield Street yesterday Thomas W. Lawson secured two prize boxes for $720 after rapid bidding led by his secretary C C Clapp. Box 49 sold for $320 premium plus $100 box charge, plus $200 premium for Box 50, totaling $720 for the pair. Other boxes drew bidders including Bryce Allan, John B Thayer, and E D Jordan. The sale overall was very successful with only four boxes remaining unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Lawson
Leonard’s
Bromfield Street
Jack Gardner
Lawson
C. C. Clapp
Clapp
Jack
Gardner
Bryce Allan
John B. Thayer
E. D. Jordan
E. V. R. Thayer
Oliver Ames
Gordon Prince
R. C. Hooper
J. M. Forbes
John Shepard
Everett Webster
H. W. Smith
Belle Hunt
Florence Blair
James de Forest Danielson
Webster Stirred Over tights and short skirts in town opera
Webster, April L All Webster split into hostile factions over King Jollity at Music Hall to benefit the Universalist Church. Debates over tights skirts and costumes caused withdrawals from leading roles by Miss Bessie Love and Morris F. Clare with others stepping back.
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Webster
Jollity
Music Hall
Universalist Church
C.L. Ball
Bessie Love
J. P. Love
Morris F. Clare
Morris Clare
Board of Selectmen
Miss Love
Clare
Hobeau
Ball
Carrie Brown
Katty Howard
Beatrice Davis
Alice Weaver
Prentiss Howard
Boston Area Weather Forecast Brisk Winds
Fair weather continues for Boston and nearby areas with brisk westerly winds. A New England forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with mountain snow flurries on Wednesday, then Thursday sees fair conditions and fresh south to southwest coastal winds.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New England
King Crowther oil stock to rise to two dollars per share
Notice to all investors that from April 19 1902 stock price of King Crowther Corporation will rise from 125 to 2 dollars per share in light of strong development in Southern Texas oil lands. Company reports 46 million valuation, 142 square miles, 50 wells planned, new wells soon, and expanded equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King-Crowther Corporation
Texas
O. BE. Lewis
Crowther
Brewery Workers Strike Threat Looms In Boston
Brewery workers and firemen threaten to strike as unions 14 and 29 secure permission from the National Brewery Workers Union. Central Labor Union support is anticipated, with plans for a strike order to be issued from Kossuth Hall after tonight's indorsement. Engineers vow solidarity, ready to refuse work to non union men. New York brewers discuss handling of union beer shipments.
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National Executive Board
National Brewery Workers’ Union
National Union
Boston
Central Labor Union
Arbeiter Hall
Roxbury
Edmond F. Ward
Kossuth Hall
Ward
New England
Corliss Hall
Thiait
New York Breweries
Ee Prowerses
Pair's postponed wedding after disappearance of Hardy Kimball
Watertown and Brighton communities reel after Hardy Kimball 26 and Agnes Glasheen 21 face cancelled nuptials as Kimball vanishes. He was last seen at Henry B. Goodenough’s estate in Brighton, with clues unclear and families divided over responsibility. Glasheen insists the delay stemmed from her parents’ disapproval and her youth, while Kimball’s whereabouts remain unknown.
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Watertown
Brighton
Agnes Glasheen
Hardy Kimball
Locke's Hill
Palfrey Street
Kimball
Henry B. Goodenough
Foster Street
Cullen
Mr. Kimball
Ople
Goodenough
Hartley Kimball
Poker
Mt. Vernon Streets
Ers Park
Sosarge
Mtr
B. Goodench
Tal
Matrimonial Exploits of Boston Sport In Canaan
Boston socialite Harry N. Sawyer Jr. and widow Kate M. Currier live in a grand Canaan home after a December 7 1896 Lebanon marriage. Sawyer’s past includes London marriage to Edith Anstey and New York union with Ruby Marks, plus a track record of travels, divorces, and sport harms. Now in Canaan Sawyer presides over a horse estate while Currier hosts a prolonged honeymoon, with questions about his missing Boston ties and prior nuptials lingering.
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Canaan
N. H
Hills and Hollows
Harry N. Sawyer, Jr
Boston
William Darwin Currier
West
Mt. Cardigan
Mr. Sawyer
Sawyer
Kate M. Currier
Lebanon
John ®. Mitchell
Camaan
New York
Miss Anstey
Miss Ruby Marks
Massachusetts Avenue
Harry Sawyer
London
England
France
Edith Anstey
Anstey
America
Ruby Marks
Pleasant Street
Dorchester
Miss Marks
Mrs. Sawyer
D. B. L. Randolph
Astor House
New York City
Sawyer, Jr
Washington Street
Sawyer No. 2
Philadelphia
William D. Currier
Columay
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Francis Peabody, Jr
J. B. Thayer
Eeneseee
H. Willetts
New
S. Hooke
F. . Higginson
I—C W. Lwassell
F. Cc
G. F. Wadsworth
Crowninshield
F. Sree
Is & Herrick Herrick
Rene
Wadsworth
Eeeseemsest
Boardman
Seers
FE Guild Eater
C. J. Connell
Wadeworth
Eve Ube
Thomas Anson
Thi Lawson
Connolly
T. Paine
William Roge
L. Hitchcock
D. Warren
C. BK. Walker
J. Connolly
Eves Pean
F. C. Herrick
C. Connolly
Seer
F. C Herrick
Peere
T. S& Palmer
T. Richart
H .Lane
Ewes
T—S
Parker Wteeee
Neenes
C Connolly
Lo Ptakeanee
C. Connoll
Tee Wee
F. Herrick
Black
A. Walker
Wadsporth
John Connolly
Weber
Ck la
Joliaty
Oliver
Worcester
Notman
Miss Carride
Brown
King ~Growther Corporation
E Street
Bos
Wall Street
Betz Building
New York Life Building
Chicago
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
R. S. Brine Transportation Co
Hervey Corner
Union St
Corner North
Glasheen
Atlantic
Fenway
Aed
Cuba
Oswarros
Ee Nion
Tzaledi
H.N. Sawyer, JR
Rich Mrs. Garrier
HARRY N/ SAWYER, JR
Boston “Sport
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