Davie Held Without Bail In South America Larceny Case
Robert E. Davie, known as the boy broker, was returned from South America to answer larceny charges from his customers. He could not raise the $50,000 bail set by Judge Stevens. A rumor that clergymen offered bond is unfounded.
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Robert E. Davie
South America
Stevens
Davie
Elbridge R. Anderson
Winfield C. Towne
Lavelle
Anderson
Boston
Boston broker Davie arraigned on three indictments for larceny
Davis known as the boy broker of State Street stood in Superior Criminal Court arraigned on three indictments charging securities thefts totaling 117000 from Hannah L Greenwood and William H Jackson. Bail set at 50000. He claims aphasia and memory loss and insists the funds were lost in stock speculation with others aware. He faces two April 1910 larceny counts and a November 29 1910 theft.
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Davis
Charles Street
Superior Criminal Court
Manning
Davie
Cronin
Augh Davie
State Street
Boston
Rio Janeiro
New York
Burr and Pelton
Hannah L. Greenwood
William H. Jackson
Byron
Ashford Engagement Brings Samuel W Ferguson to Washington
Mrs Mahlon Ashford announces the engagement of her daughter Maude Ashford to Samuel W Ferguson a businessman of Washington D C The note recalls Maude Ashfords past romance with Henry Gassaway Davis the 88 year old multimillionaire and former West Virginia senator whose affair stirred Washington society years ago
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Washington
Mahlon Ashford
Miss Maude Ashford
Samuel W. Ferguson
Miss Ashford
Henry Gassaway Davis
West Virginia
Stephen B. Elkins
Arthur Lee
Washington Society
Jersey Girl Grace Nicholson Wins Mason & Hamlin Prize
Grace Nicholson of East Orange New Jersey won the Mason and Hamlin prize at the New England Conservatory of Music in Jordan Hall. Nine finalists from several states performed Mozart Debussy and MacDowell as judges Max Fiedler George Chadwick and Arthur Foote evaluated the piano skills of the graduating class.
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Grace Nicholson
Mason & Hamlin Prize
New England Conservatory of Music
Jordan Hall
Mason & Hamlin
New England Conservatory
Max Fiedler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
George W. Chadwick
Arthur Foote
Boston
East Orange
N. J
Rabbi Weld Sentenced for Perjury in Brooklyn Court
Rabbi Hartog Weld received a prison term of not less than two nor more than seven years at Sing Sing after being convicted of perjury in the Higginbotham trial in the Supreme Court of Brooklyn. Higginbotham was acquitted. Weld had been the probation officer at the Bedford Avenue Court.
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New York
Sing Sing
Hartog Weld
Supreme Court of
Brooklyn
Gaston Higginbotham
Bedford Avenue
Higginbotham
Weld
Pesford Avenuue Court
Trapped in Forest Fire Die in Boxford
Frank Simmons Jr 15 of Boxford and Albert Morgan of Beverly were burned to death trapped by a forest fire that swept their location. Frank Simmons and William Simmons 17 escaped after being trapped, both seriously burned and unlikely to recover.
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Boxford
Frank Simmons, Jr
Albert Morgan
Beverly
Frank Simmons
William Simmons
Fire near Topsfield claims two lives in timber blaze
A brush fire started by farmer George Frame outside the town near the Topsfield line burned over more than one acre of timberland before firefighters could gain control. Neighbor Frank Simmons, his two sons, and Albert Morgan of Beverly attempted to help as flames spread. Young Simmons perished along with Morgan as the fire trapped the rescuers.
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George Frame
Topsfield
Frame
Frank Simmons
Simmons
Albert Morgan
Beverly
William
Young Simmons
Morgan
Young airmen chart sea course from Squantum to Marblehead
The aviation field at Squantum will be active this summer as W Starling Burgess of Burgess Company and Curtis of Marblehead plan an ocean training course. Starting at Squantum, the voyage will run to Marblehead with a landing at the Burgess factory, covering about 19 miles using hydroplanes attached to his model DS Burgess Wright biplane.
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Squantum
W. Starling Burgess
Burgess Company & Curtis
Marblehead
Burgess Factory
Pyramid Pile Cure Free Trial Mail Offer
Pile sufferers are urged to request a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure by mailing name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan. The ad promises instant relief and a permanent cure, with a paid option at 50 cents from drugstores.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Honest Advice to Consumptives
A reader advocates Eckman's Alterative for tuberculosis and other lung ailments, sharing a firsthand recovery story from Howard L. Klotz and urging others to try the remedy. The ad claims climate alternatives and promotes the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia along with Riker-Jayney stores and Houghton & Dutton for purchase.
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Eckman
Susquehanna Ave
Phila
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Burgess Plans Water Flight From Marblehead to Squantum
Burgess factory eyes hydroplane launches from Marblehead using marine railway to start flights to Squantum. Pupils from Squantum school to accompany. Machines weigh 90 pounds with operator and fuel. Repairs possible midair if motor fails. Stored at Marblehead shed after night returns. 27 workers kept busy through summer.
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Burgess- Wright
W. H. Riley
Burgess Factory
Burgess
Marblehead
Burgess Concern
Lynn
Minneola School
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Bavie
Inspector Burr
Inspector Pelton
Pelton
Felix Kornfeld
Summer Street
W. L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas Shoe
W.L. Douglas
Iouglas
the Spark
Brockton
Mass
Washington Street
Hanover Street
Cor. Lincoln
Court Street
Tor, Howard
Jersey
Given Mason & Hamlin
Conservatory
Sirga
Jackson & CO
Mont St
Wood
Squantum Field
Sonder
James A. Houston Company
P.H. Magrane
Pres
Yles
Gowna
Eightern St
Hamburg
First Communion
Tin
Knox
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