Bail Refused for Adams in Eclipse Oil Stock Case
A. D. F. Adams, Boston loan broker linked to Persch in the Eclipse oil stock matter, remains jailed in the Tombs as $12,000 bail is blocked. He arrived with 17 Ohio Copper Company bonds valued around $16,000, later blocked by an Massachusetts Supreme Court injunction. Persch pleaded not guilty to two indictments for theft of Heinze copper stock and Eclipse oil stock.
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New York
A. D. F. Adams
Boston
Persch
Eclipse Oil
Ohio Copper Company
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Heinze
Windsor Trust Company
John F. McIntyre
Mystery in Box of Bones Opens Old Rice Case
In Northfield Vermont the discovery of a box of human bones near the Elliott Fiske farm renews interest in the five year old disappearance of Harry Rice a 17 year old farm worker The State medical board will lead the examination and the case will be re investigated amid local disputes and rumors of foul play.
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Northfield
Harry Rice
Elliott Fiske
Massachusetts
Walter Hussey
Richard Rice
Fiske
Board of Selectmen
Rice
Ira C. Fleming
Boston Canadians Invited to Montreal Home Week
The Canadian Club of Boston is invited to send representatives to Montreal for the home week celebration next month. Over 200 members are booked to travel and attend. All prominent officers of the Boston club will participate.
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Boston Canadians
Montreal
Boston
Canada
Olympic promises size record with luxury liner design
The Olympic, under construction by Harland and Wolff in Belfast for White Star, will measure 890 feet long with 92 foot beam and 64 foot depth and include a swimming pool, squash racquets court and gymnasium. It will reach about 21 knots, with multiple deck levels and crew areas. Its sister ship will be named Titanic.
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Olympic
Messrs. Harland and Wolff
Belfast
White Star Line
Leaders Talk on Country's Business
Mr Frick with vast steel and oil holdings and hotel interests is seen as best fit to sense business conditions. John Shepard, seasoned merchant, tracks retail fluctuations while General Miles, well travelled and in contact with government and foreign leaders, gauges business opinions. Miles wore a dark suit with panama. Frick in blue serge. Shepard in a suit.
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Mr. Frick
John Shepard
General Miles
Washington
Henry Frick
Miles and Frick Discuss North Shore Wealth and Railroads
General Miles praises the North Shore as unmatched in wealth and beauty while John Shepard and Mr. Frick echo on health, happiness, and future American growth. The trio debates 40-year invention progress, West expansion, and railroads as the coming leadership in the nation's development.
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North Shore
Champs Elysees
Paris
Unter den Linden
Berlin
Riviera
Mr. Shepard
Frick
Miles
United States
Shepard
Business Titan and Horseman Tales with Frick
The dialogue covers a tunnel under the North River, a New York visit, and anecdotes from horse dealer J. S. Shepard about selling the Aldine mare to William H. Vanderbilt and owning record-holding teams Millboy and Blondine. Shepard reflects on aging, profits from horse sales, and a bustling social exchange with Frick at a horse show.
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North River
New York
McAdoo
Mr. Frick
New Yorker
General Miles
Mr. Shepard
William Rockefeller
William H. Vanderbilt
Fleetwood
Aldine
Vanderbilt
British Navy Play Presented in U S Atlantic City
The Flag Lieutenant a melodrama of the British navy with comedy parts opened at the Appollo Theatre in Atlantic City New Jersey tonight for its first presentation in this country Bruce McRae longtime leading man of Ethel Barrymore played Lieutenant Lascelles the hero of the drama
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U. S
Atlantic CiTy
N. J
Charles Frohman
Appollo
Bruce McRae
Ethel Barrymore
Lascelles
Fatal injuries from runaway Horses at Holyoke
Edward Spink, 2, of Holyoke, was knocked down and trampled by two runaway truck horses. Doctors said at 3 p.m. that he would not live.
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Holyoke
Edward Spink
Eight year old Mary McCabe dies after bonfire burn
Mary McCabe, 8, died from burns received when a storekeeper set fire to rubbish in a vacant lot near 600 Dexter Street Pawtucket Rhode Island. An ember caught her dress as she played with other children Saturday, and the girl succumbed today to the injuries.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Mary McCabe
Dexter Street
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