Journalists Weigh In On King Crowther Oil Fields
A 17 journalist party from major American publications departs New York Feb 15 for Crowther Texas to tour the King Crowther oil fields. The trip, in two chartered private cars, aims to report on surface formations strikes and boom development, transforming Crowther into a literary hub for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Texas
United States
America
King-Crowther Corporation
Sam Crowther
Pubacust
New York ‘‘World
New York “‘Sun
New York ‘“Press
Boston ‘‘Journal
Boston ‘‘Traveler
Boston “Evening Record
Chicago ‘Tribune
Chicago «Inter-Ocean
Chicago ‘Record Herald
Philadelphia “North American
Philadelphia ‘‘Inquirer
Pittsburg “Press
Pittsburg ‘‘Dispatch
Baltimore “Herald
Leslie
Ainsley
King- Crowther Corporation
San Antonio
McMullen County
Crowther
King Crowther to Sell Treasury Stock for Oil Field Development
The King Crowther Corporation will offer a limited allotment of treasury stock at par one dollar per share for public subscription to fund rapid development of its oil fields in the Crowther delta. Fifteen thousand shares are allocated to Boston. subscriptions may postmark later and prices may rise to 1.25 dollars per share. Ho for the oil fields.
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King-Crowther Corporation
Boston
Treasury
King Crowther Corporation
United States
Crowther
Eldorado
King- Crowther Corporation
Rhode Island
Kin@ Mihov
State Street
Wall Street
New York
New York Life
Chicago
Betz
Ldg
Philadelphia
Shannon
Pittsburg
Continental
Baltimore
St. Mary Street
San Antonio
Texas
New England Sabbath Protect League Plans Fight on Saloon Bill
The New England Sabbath Protective League vows to oppose a Massachusetts bill to keep saloons open seven days a week. At Tremont Temple the annual meeting heard sermons on Joseph Cook and BE Byington and reports claim nearly one million addressed on Sunday issues and over 20 anti Sunday laws defeated. The group cites Sunday study and fashion as threats to the Lord’s Day and urges Christian women to resist secular entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Sabbath Protective League
Massachusetts
Martin D. Kneeland
League
Tremont Temple
Reven Thomas
Brookline
A. H. Plumb
Joseph Cook
W. H. Allbright
BE. H. Byington
D. C
New England
R. 8. MacArthur
New York
Church service draws large crowd for health talk
At South Congregational Church yesterday a second service followed the morning mass as the Citizenship Class gathered. Dr. Samuel H. Durgin, chairman of the Board of Health, spoke on Some Present Aspects of the Work of the Board of Health, praising physicians for rapid reporting of suspected smallpox cases and addressing anti vaccination views.
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South Congregational
Samuel H. Durgin
Board of Health
Smallpox scare hits Dedham Street station patrolmen
Patrolmen at Station 5, No. 6 on Albany street faced a smallpox scare after Officer Dennessey encountered Charles Kerr. The squad, two drunks, and the station were quarantined and fumigated with carbolic acid and corrosive sublimate. Kerr was sent to the pest house while others were disinfected and held overnight. Dr. Durgin ordered continued quarantine for the two drunks at Gallupe's Island.
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Dedham Street
Dennessey
Albany Street
Dauntless
Bluecoats
Station 6
Southampton Street
Gallupe’s Island
Teamsters
Washington Street
Dover
Charles Kerr
Brett
Kerr
McCarthy
Mahoney
Keane
James Murphy
East Milton
Daniel Ferguson
Tremont Street
Wescott
Pest House
O'Rourke
North Grove Street
Board of Health
Morrissey
Gallupe
Durgin
Wayfarers' Lodge
Hotel Palace
Fillot Street
Legislature hearing omits Pfeiffer name in attack remark
The speaker did not mention Dr. Pfeiffer during the ongoing legislative hearing despite reports of his attack on Dr. Durgin and his assistants last week, as quoted by newspapers.
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Pfeiffer
Australian prize fighter Youn Griffo found near death
Alfred Siimins known as Youn Griffo was found today nearly frozen to death in a vacant lot within half a block of the Bridewell. Local authorities and medical personnel rushed to assist as rescue units attended the scene. The incident highlights concerns about the fighter's welfare after recent bouts and travel pressures.
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Oricago
Alfred Siimins
Youn Griffo
Nourse Led Freight Robbery Syndicate In Boston & Maine Theft
Police recovered most stolen goods worth about $10,000 from a Boston & Maine freight theft ring led by Walter E Nourse. Five men including Nourse Ward Alpine Paterson and White were arrested after a six month scheme yielded losses shipped from Marlboro Lynn and Watertown. Despite good reputations police say Nourse planned the operation with three married men and their wives to suffer the consequences. No further goods or arrests were announced by Saturday night.
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Boston & Maine
Walter BP
Nourse
Tremont Street
Marlboro
John Ward
East Highland Street
Lynn
Boston & Maine Railroad
Edward P. Alpine
Church Street
Ward
John Paterson
Hurson Street
Watertown
Henry A. White
Hartman
Chambers Street
Martin I. Hall
South Market Street
Alpine
German Workingmen's Association Concert Showcased Amateur Talent
A sacred concert at Webster Hall by the German Working men's Association featured strong amateur talent. Highlights included Vienna duets by Jacob Milch and John Wolff in Austrian dialect, renditions of The Prison by A Krause, A Recknagel, John Wolff, and selections from Kreutzer and The Oath. The audience cried for encores as the Pfaelzer Orchestra played multiple pieces.
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Webster Hall
Messrs
Jacob Milch
John Wolff
Vienna
A. Krause
A. Recknagel
C. Simon
C. Noll
C. Rauch
A. Stegemann
EB. Shlefeldt
A. Garthe
Shlefeldt
Noll
C. Meier
Kreutzer
Pfaelzer Orchestra
Assumption Association Ball In East Boston This Evening
In Lyceum Hall East Boston the Assumption Catholic Association hosts its first annual ball. The grand march will be led by President Edward T Breslin with many couples following. Advance ticket sales are strong and Gilman's Orchestra will provide music directed by Mr Gilman.
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Assumption Association
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Assumption Catholic Association
Presi
Hurley Leads Salem Police Day of Sharp Arrests
Mayor Hurley presided over a busy day in Salem as officers Tivnan Pollock and Marshal Hurley arrested several intoxicated men, including James Tracey and James White. The crowd watched from storefronts and streetcars as police posted reports and the mayor praised the department’s renewed vigor.
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Offiser
Tivnan
T. A. Devine Company
Pollock
Brace
John
James Tracey
James White
Marshal Hurley
John Fox
Batman
Hurley
North Street
Edward H. Knight
Mansfield
Ernest Howard
Proctor
Howard
Theophile Gauthier
Congress Street
Gauthier
John Thibodeau
Joseph Chatiguy
Contess Street
William Chatiguy
Post
Salem
City Hall
Cashman
City Council Committee On Police and Licenses
E. H. Knight
Knight
Jamaica
Decer Pollock
Wrent Street
John B. Skinner
Hart
Marshal Marley
Mr. Knight
Installation at St. Pauls Universalist Church Jamaica Plain
The ceremony installs Rev. Chester Gove Miller as pastor of St. Pauls Universalist Church in Jamaica Plain. Clergy including Rev. George L. Perin and several others delivered sermons and addresses, with an official charge and benediction concluding the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Gove Miller
Universalist Church
George L. Perin
St. Paul's Universalist Church
Rockview Street
Jamaica Plain
St. Paul's
Christian Church
Perin
Frederick A. Bisbee
The
Leader
Elmer H W. Capen
Tufts College
Charles F. Dole
Charles L. Morgan
Howard B. Grose
Jerome Woods
Charles H. Teonard
William R. Libby
Explosion Lifts Manhole Cover On Washington Street
A gas explosion blew the iron manhole cover on Washington Street in front of Hotel Woodcock Shortly after 7 20 last night The cover rose about 20 feet and wrecked a wall then landed beside the main pipe A second explosion followed Workers soon repaired the rusting gas pipes No cause of ignition stated
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Washington Street
Woodcock
City Briefs: Fire on Sagamore Street and More
A second floor fire at 5 Sagamore street Dorchester caused $5 damage from a lace curtain against a gas jet. A second blaze at 502 Tremont street, a ladies tailoring shop, caused $100 damage. Mrs Sarah Coy was found dead in bed at 22 North Russell street, death natural. A fire at the old Providence depot caused minor damage. Nellie Barry alias Margaret Barlow 19 of 23 Oak street was arrested for allegedly stealing a watch valued at $25 from Margaret L. Boier at 18% Pleasant street. Volunteers of America have HQ on Pleasant street. theft possibly occurred there. The Grocery and Provision Clerks met to plan a ball Feb 4 at Odd Fellows Hall with delegates from multiple cities attending.
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Sagamore Street
Dorchester
Charles Proctor
H. Griffin
Tremont Street
Galen & Woodbury
J. Perliss
Sarah Coy
North Russell Street
Shea
Board of Health
Briggs
Chemical 2
Old Providence
Nellie Barry
Margaret Barlow
Oak Street
Division 4
Margaret L. Boiner
Pleasant Street
Volunteers of America
Barry
Demate
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Peas
Sabbath Protective League
New South
Griffo
Walter E. Nourse
Walter Renourse
Bis
Sroes
Skoes
OCA
Et Grain
Newark
Oxfords
Almorals
Bassetesirable
Boylston Street
Coes&s
School St
Todder
Boylston St
Pelletier
Nichols
Butler
Welcome
Blinn
Mr. Hurley
Alderman Cashman
Mr. Dane
Marblehead
John R Murphy
Murphy
Robert Emmet
Temperance Hall
Peabody Father Mathew Society
Essex House
Roosevelt
Blake
Adams, Taylor & Co
State St
Pxtmevnul
Sains Taylor & Sousvite
Jover
Corliss Hall
Odd Fellows' Hall
Lowell
Lawrence
Worcester
Springfield
Fitchburg
Malden
Haverhill
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