Fisher and Betts Free Miss Bailey in Jail
Miss Bailey remained jailed in Charles Street after two nights in custody awaiting bail on conspiracy to defraud charges linked to the Cobb Everett Investment Company. Authorities allege she handled at least 200000 dollars passing to Betts, with Betts and Fisher held on 10000 dollar bonds as the case unfolds.
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Ella Bailey
Frederick B. Betts
Betts
J. M. Fisher
Charles Street
Betts-Fisher
Miss Bailey
Miss Jackson
Miss Martland
Cobb-Everett Investment Company
Cobb-Everett Concern
Maywood Street
Dorchester
Quincy
Mrs. Betts
Casey
United States
Fiske
Fisher
J. M. Fisher & Co
Cobb Investment Company
Gaston Addresses Essex County Democrats at Marblehead Outing
The Hon. William A. Gaston met Essex county Democratic chairmen at Bessom's Beach Marblehead and pledged to back the party nominee if Hamlin prevails in the state convention. His remarks praised the gathering and urged persistent organizing across Massachusetts to build a united Democratic slate.
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William A. Gaston
Belgam’s Beach
Charles S. Hamlin
Essex County
Gaston
Samuel Roads, Jr
John L. Cilley
Henry Hobbs
Hobbs
Abraham Lincoln
Mr. Hobbs
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln
Jefferson
Republican Party
Boston
Mr. Cilley
Cilley
Mr. Gaston
Daniel N. Crowley
Danvers
Representative Roads
Thomas L. Davis
Salem
Garry Owen
Auld Lang Syne
Bessom’s Beach
Sam Roads
Essex County Democrats
John F. Hurley
Congress
Samuel Roads
Newburyport
John F. Williams
John Glover
Henry Goodwin
Williams
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Califoria couple the Fairs die in French auto crash
Evreux France Aug 14 Mr and Mrs Charles Fair of California sister and brother in law of Mrs W K Vanderbilt Jr were killed when their car swerved and struck a tree near St Aquilin 62 mph crash witnesses and keeper's wife describe a dramatic somersault The chauffeur survived but was injured and distraught authorities sealed a valise of jewels and letters of credit from the Fairs and their bodies were moved to Chateau Buisson du Mai The Fairs had been staying at Trouville during racing week and planned to dine in Paris then return to Trouville for lunch tomorrow
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Evreux
France
Charles Fair
California
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Virginia Fair
Paris
Trouville
Mrs. Fair
Mr. Fair
St. Aquilin
Fair
Chateau Buisson du Mat
New York
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Malarial Germ and Father John’s Medicine Ad
An old ad claims Father John’s Medicine drives the malarial germ from the system and builds up the body. It notes a fifty year history of use and cites average temperatures for yesterday and a year ago as context.
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Father John
Steamer Delano Goes to Pieces Off Newfoundland Coast
A cable from Seal Cove Newfoundland reports the steamer Delano two tons ashore near Cape Race and breaking up. There is no hope of saving the hull though part of the cargo is being recovered.
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N. S
Delano
Seal Cove
Newfoundland
Cape Race
T John's N
No Second Operation Reported for King Edward
The British Medical Journal states there is no truth to rumors of a second operation. It says King Edward’s recovery is complete and his general health is better than in a long time.
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King Edward
London
British Medical Journal
Edward
Forecast Sees Fair, Clear Weather Friday and Saturday
Local forecast indicates fair conditions with generally clear skies Friday and Saturday. Light westerly winds are expected.
Fair’s Remarkable Career and Family Strife
Charles L. Fair turned away from a costly will fight after his marriage to a woman who died with him. His father cut him off with $600,000 from a $30,000,000 estate under a five year abstinence condition. He chose sobriety to access funds and pursue a $10,000,000 share and a contested $1,000,000 legacy for his brother.
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James
Fair
Maude Nelson
Charles
White Plains
San Francisco
Boon
Mill Valley
Young Fair
Charrles
Jersey City
New York City
Maude Thomas
Maude Ulman
Maude Corrigan
Benjamin Akerly
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hackman
Charles L. Fair
Wen
Early California Auto Pioneer Charles Fair Enthusiast
Charles Fair an early California auto enthusiast owned a French racing car reported to reach 70 miles per hour with a 4 horsepower engine and imported a chauffeur from France. He also owned the steam yacht Lucero and traveled to Europe with his wife in May for a two to three month stay.
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Charles Fair
California
France
Fair
San Fransicio
Europe
James G. Fair
Teresa
Hermann Oelrichs
James G., Jr
Charlies
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