Cotton Kings Sued Over Cotton Grader Patent
Daniel J. Sully and John Hays Hammond with Harris Hammond are named defendants in a DC Supreme Court suit brought by Lemuel A. Greene of Greenville South Carolina to recover Greene's patented methods for grading cotton. Greene alleges sale of the patent to John J. Welch for $50,000 cash and stock, with Welch transferring to a Farmers' Cotton Grader Company and later to the Hammonds and Sully. The suit seeks return of patent rights and accuses the defendants of defrauding Greene.
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Washington, D. C
Daniel J. Sully
New York
John Hays Hammond
Washington
Harris Hammond
Lemuel A. Greene
Greenville
S. C
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Gould
Greene
John J. Welch
Farmers’ Cotton Grader Company
Sully
the Hammonds
Welch
Hammonds
Cotton Exploration Company
Elfie Fay Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in New York
New York August 19 Actress Elfie Fay known for Broadway comedies seeks relief in a voluntary bankruptcy petition before the U S District Court. She lists debts and secured claims totaling 2570 90 against hotels costumers and merchants tied to wearing apparel and costumes. She reports 300 of costumes and 160 of apparel exempt.
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New York
Elfie Fay
United States District Court
Miss Fay
Albany
Robert P. Murphy Hotel Company
Marlborough
Walton
Philadelphia
Avenue—A
Thomas Lipton
Monte Carlo
George Lionel Lawson Gagot Prescott, Leutenant
Second Life Guards
London
Merry Widow suit sketches avert arrest at Majestic Theatre
A young woman in the audience at the Majestic Theatre attempted to photograph or sketch gowns from the Merry Widow company. She refused to identify herself until Special Officer Hyde intervened. She confessed she was sent from New York to sketch dress designs and surrendered her drawings.
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Majestic Theatre
Hyde
New York
Sunday Services Across Churches In Clarendon Street Area
The Clarendon Street Baptist Church reopens its auditorium for worship after two months in the basement chapel. Renovations include new decorations, carpet, and added lighting. Nearby churches list morning and evening services with sermons by noted pastors, choir and solo performances, and open invitations to all.
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Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Clarendon Street
Eben F. Francis
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Robert Stuart MacArthur
D. D
New York
Dr. MacArthur
Florence Nightingale
Solo$sts
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Charles A. Fulton
C. L. Goodell
Calvary M. E
New York City
M. H. Humphrey
Jennie Yerxa
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
West Canton Street
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
Philadelphia
Stephen C. Lang
Park
Diverse religious meetings and lectures in Boston area
A roundup of undenominational and spiritual events across Boston including Bible Students at Parkabate Church and Norumbega Theatre open-air program, New Thought Forum, Vedanta talks, Bible Politics, and numerous spiritualist services at Harmony Hall, Tremont Street, and Huntington Chambers.
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Park Street Church Society
Norumbega Park Theatre
Boston Y
Abhour
Harlow F. Dean
Katherine Glascow
Samuel Russell
Manchester
NEW Thought Forum Association
Metaphysical Hall
Huntington Chambers
Robert B. Martin
Devamata
St. Botolph Street
India
Ristadelphinas
Arcade Hall
Park Square
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
O. P. Gifford
Deyamata
Spiritualist Phenomena Society
Ladies’ Auxiliary Services (Inc
Harmony Hall
Washington Street
Smith
F. K. Brown
D. W. Wilder
Anna Whittier
Nellie Thomas
Sophie Kampe
Jollimore
Edward Lee
Tremont — Street
Harvey Redding
Massachusetts Avenue
Hearwooff
Nutter
Arbie Heath
Dover Street
Unity Camp
Saugus
Nettie Holt Harding
M. L. Cannon
Mozart Street
Jamaica Plain
C. E. Pray
Healjer
Peabody McKenna
Warrenton Street
All Who Would Enjoy Good Health Through Right Living
A health message promotes right living as essential to well being and notes that simple remedies can aid in recreation and contemplation. It endorses California Fig Syrup Co. Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the preferred laxative, advising purchase only from the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Spiritualist notices fill Somerville and Boston churches
Dense notices describe Aug 21 events across multiple temples including the Church of Higher Spiritualism in Somerville with Izetta Sears-Hill, healing demonstrations by Dr. Kenney, and a 7:45 lecture on Spirit Obsession. Memorial services for Annie Hull and Augustus Verry follow at CAMP PROGRESS with demonstrations by Dr. Fred Gowing.
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Church OF Higher Spiritualism
Flemity Hall
Pear St
Somerville
Mass
O. J. Prevon
Annie
Hull
Augustus Verry
H. ©. Sommers
H. Baker
Betts
Fred Gowing
Boston
Moreland Park Quartet
Johnson
Carrie Thorner
Malden
Malden Progressive Spiritualist Society, Inc
Louise Hall
Pleasant St
S. A. Huntington
G. McArthur
EB. J. Patch
Nellie Carleton-Grover
Dwieht Hat
Tremont Street
Dover
Progressive Spiritual Society of Boston (Inc
Frank Johnson
George Clark
Harwood
Elmer
Hefield
Nellie ‘Thomas
M. M. Jollimore
Alpheus Ricke
Annie Banke-Scott
Fred Lyons
Conner
George Nutter
Busy Betsey
Kenney
Arthur Crouch
Sears-Hill
W. Walcott Brooks
Trask-Boynton
Pablo
Spiritual Science Fraternity
Washington Street
Nye
BE. A. Judkins
E. K. Steadman
Columbus Avenue
Girit
Pyman
Huntingio Chambers
Stone
Lumbus Avenue
Suffrage Speakers Stir Gloucester Meeting In New England
In Gloucester on Aug 19 Miss Margaret Bondfield and Mrs. Glendower Evans led a 250 attendee suffrage gathering at the Hawthorne Inn Casino. Miss Alice Carpenter of Brookline presided and highlighted the movement’s momentum among summer colony women.
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Gloucester
Margaret Bondfield
Glendower Evans
Boston
Hawthorne Inn
New England
Alice Carpenter
Brookline
Radcliffe
Columbia
Bryn Mawr
Baroness Korff
van Reypen
Marix
Admiral Marix
United States Navy
Sne
Miss Carpenter
Woman Suffrage Debate Emphasizes Home Role shift
Mrs Glendower Evans argued the home as a relic of the past and urged women to vote. Miss Bondfield, arriving with English letters, praised women’s wartime sacrifices and urged suffrage to protect children and enable social reform. Fifteen dollars donated, funds to be forwarded to the cause.
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Europe
Simon de Mountfort
Miss Banfield
Miss Bondfield
Bondfield
Duke Franz Josef of Bavaria Seeks American Banking Life
The 22-year-old duke arrives in New York with Captain von Lossow and tours markets and industries. He expresses keen interest in American banking and large enterprises, plans future visits, and hints at possible marriage prospects as he tours Newport and coastal cities.
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New York
Franz Josef
Bavaria
Elizabeth
Belgium
von Lossow
Fairmount Athletic Club
al Kaufman
San Francisco
Bill’ Lang
Australia
Stock Exchange
Max Thompson
Broad Street
Duke
America
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Newport
Robert Goelet
Girder Accident Claims Roxbury Child at Play
Thomas Burns aged seven of 29 Webber Street Roxbury died shortly after being crushed by a 31 foot girder weighing about 2500 pounds while playing with other children on a vacant lot near his home. He died at City Hospital about twenty minutes after the incident.
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Thomas Burns
Webber Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Burns
Austria to Combat Fertilizer Monopoly
Austria expects to rival Germany in producing fertilizing salts. The United States would gain two purchasing sources for relief from the German potash monopoly. Consul-General Denby reports an Austrian syndicate formed to develop salt deposits near Kalusz Galicia.
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Washington
Austria
Germany
United States
Denby
Vienna
Department of Commerce and Labor
Kalusz
Galicia
Six Thousand Navy Men Take Newport Shore Leave
Newport Rhode Island August 19 six thousand sailors received shore leave the largest turnout since the fleet arrived crowds fill the streets like a picnic ground. Among visitors are six active rear admirals and five retired rear admirals.
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Newport
R. I
Secretary Meyer Completes Atlantic Fleet Inspection Tour
Secretary of the Navy George von Meyer finishes a ship-by-ship inspection of the Atlantic fleet begun last week at Provincetown. He visits eight warships and the Panther repair ship with praise for gunnery and drill. Tonight dignitaries join Meyer at dinners and a ball as Congressman Longworth arrives.
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George von le Meyer
Provincetown
Georgia
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Virginia
Minnesota
Vermont
Idaho
Panther
Meyer
Schroeder
Philip Adams
Herman Oelrichs
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