Shore lots yield him a fortune
New York December 28. Charles E Appleby died December 15 at age 90 leaving a vast real estate fortune centered on Manhattan waterfront holdings. His two sons Edgar and John Storm Appleby, both Columbia graduates, will inherit, with wealth accumulated quietly through water front properties and rents from restaurants and meat packers.
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New York
Vanderbilts
Asters
Charles E. Appleby
Appleby
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
New Jersey
Manhattan
Water Front
Lfe
John Street
West Fiftyninth Street
Edgar Storm Appleby
John Storm Appleby
Edgar Storm
America
Fifty-ninth Street
John Storm
Glen Cove
Hempstead Bay Yacht Club
Columbia
Portsmouth Times Plant Damaged By Fire
Fire damaged the Portsmouth Times building in the business district when a blaze started in the boiler room and spread through the four story brick structure. Firemen faced heavy cold and feared spread to nearby buildings, with losses not likely to exceed 10000 dollars and no interruption to publication anticipated.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Portsmouth Times
Times
The Traffic in Souls: A Film Hits Major Cities
A new motion picture based on the white slave question opens at Weber's Theatre in New York and rapidly proves a box office success. The film expands to top venues in Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and soon Boston where it will open at the Globe. With no actors to object to extra showings, performances may run every two hours, drawing heavy crowds and stirring Mann law debates in New England.
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Weber's
New York
Weber Playhouse
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Boston
Globe
New England
Mob menaces slavers in Chesapeake raid after confession
In Chestertown Maryland James Paraway admits with Herman Mabel that they killed farmer James Coleman after spotting him counting money in a store. Paraway describes the attack with an iron bar and theft of cash. Baltimore police and Governor Goldsborough guard the jail as Sheriff Brown braces for another attempt.
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Chestertown
James Paraway
James Coleman
Herman Mabel
Paraway
Mabel
Coleman
Baltimore
Goldsborough
Brown
Not Married Says Lipton
London December 28 An amusing gossip item claims Sir Thomas Lipton secretly wed a princess. Lipton himself laughed at the report and said he had no knowledge of any marriage and would like to learn the identity of his supposed bride.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
England and Germany Form Quiet Pact Against U S Trade
A reported Anglo German alliance seeks to curb American commerce across markets. The piece cites U S Pan American Exposition non attendance and a Bank refusal in Argentina as alleged moves. It claims further German British cooperation through Belgium with Grey and Hollweg, and notes suspicion in Washington over the pact.
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Great Britain
Germany
San Francisco
National City Bank of
New York
Argentine Republic
Vanderlip
National City Bank
Morgan Shuster
South America
Bank of the River Plate of
Buenos Ayres
United States
Lord Cowdray
Pearson Company
Colombia
United States Congress
Panama Canal
Belgium
Edward Grey
England
Betheman von Hollweg
State Department
Sir Thomas Lipton
Prices for Luxurious Furs at Local Store
Listing of fur coats including Hudson Seal Mink muskrat and skunk at 395 to 250 dollars. Coats cover mole chinchilla squirrel ermine beaver caracal caracul persian lamb leopard and raccoon with various trims. Some items show stock numbers or price reductions.
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Maryland
Lipton
U. S
Shuster
Ilene
Neer
Wale
Filene’s
Filene
Fifth Floor
Jacques Hoffman
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Frederic L. Cutter
Filene Symphonic Orchestra
Women’s New
Is Orey
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