Morse's Indebtedness Sparks Bank Action in New York
Suit filed to recover 243 821 25 with interest on 203 321 25 from Sept 25 1907 and 40 000 from Oct 12 1907 against Morse. Judge Leventritt issued a writ of attachment in New York County after a depositions affidavit alleged Morse fled to Europe. The case names Charles A. Hanna as plaintiff arising from the National Bank of North America's closure and Hanna's appointment as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Morse
National Bank of North America
David Leventritt
Supreme Court
Wing
Bank of America
Europe
Leventritt
Charles W. Morse
New York
City of
Said
National Bank
North America
Robert A. C. Smith
Smith
Remarkable Eczema Cure Credited to D D D Prescription
In Chicago a patient Mrs. E Hegg of 1550 West Madison street reports relief after years of Weeping Eczema following D D D Prescription. She details severe symptoms, bed rest, and rapid skin recovery with the treatment and soap from Jaynes Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. Hegg
West
Madison Street
Jaynes Drug Stores
Governor Clashes With Insanity Board Over Steele Release
The incident sparks a confrontation among the Governor and the State Board of Insanity after Steele's release. The Governor blames Dr Page, Danvers superintendent, while the board defends him. The exchange cites prior hospital releases and concerns about surveillance and Steeles homicidal behavior in the army.
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State Board of Insanity
Steele
Dr. Page
Danvers
State Board
Page
Herbert B. Howard
Westboro Hospital
Westboro
Adams
Guild
Danvers Asylum
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Women
Reader letters from Mrs. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Alvina of Chicago claim the remedy cured severe female ailments without surgery. The advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thirty year standard for displacements inflammation ulcers and other female illnesses inviting women to write for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Eee
Cleybourne Ave
Chicago
Rik
Prominent Swindle Suspect Sought Across Cities
Charles W. Morse of Bath Maine New York City and Paris France was sought in Boston last night by authorities. He is wanted in New York to recover 243 321 25 dollars of promissory notes tied to the wrecked Bank of North America, once a strong national bank. Talk of criminal proceedings circulated among financial circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Boston
F. S. Moseley & Co
Massachusetts
New England
Pennsylvania
Sae
Campania
Tr Fg
Paris
Morse Corporations
Consolidated Steamship Company
Maine
Big Steamship Combine
F. Augustus Heinze
Amalgamated
Thomas Lawson
New York World
Lawson
Waldorf-Astoria
Heinze
Heinze-Morse
Standard Oil
Mr. Heinze
Mr. Morse
New York
Charles W. Morse
Bath
New York City
France
Bank of North America
Greeley Lodge Celebrates First Anniversary Gala
Horace Greeley Lodge 163 Knights of Pythias marked its first anniversary with a Hotel Dreyfus banquet. Grand officials praised the daylight secret order, with speakers including founder Horace Greeley Lodge and ex mayor W. L. Ramsdell among others attending the event.
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Horace Greeley
Knights of Pythias
Dreyfus
John Ballantyne
John P. Scott
George W. Penniman
George G. Hall
Walter L. Ramedell
Lynn
Clifford EB. Jones
W. &. Brock
P. C
Franklin Lodge
Sydney A. Dudley
Marathon Lodge
H. W. Emery
William C. Trump
Horace Greeley Lodge
Judge Charles Cowley of Lowell Dies at 76
Lowell reports the death of Judge Charles Cowley aged 76 an elder lawyer with a long record of public service in law and the Civil War navy He edited and wrote many historical works on Lowell and its surrounding area and was regarded as the citys best informed historian.
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Lowell
Charles Cowley
Moran District Attorney Showing Gradual Recovery
Dr. T. J. Reardon said Moran's health is improving and that Moran may be up by the first of the month. The district attorney is under care after his illness, with noticeable progress reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Reardon
Moran
Will Cure Asthma Remedy Attracts Boston Drug Stores
An advertisement touts ascarco as a cure for asthma catarrh and bronchitis claiming immediate relief from seven drops and permanent cures after 500 drops. Houghton and Dutton’s and other leading Boston drugstores stock 50 cent and $2 sizes, with literature from the Austrian Laboratory in New York.
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Ascarco
Houghton & Dutton’s
Boston
West 2Th Street
New York City
Adv
Fragmentary Note on Bromo Compound and Signatures
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a BROMO item and a signature by B. W. GROVE, with a price of 25c. It appears to reference a remedy or chemical product and a label related to signatures without clear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Grove
Swift Holds Night Meeting on Washington Street
A mob of over 100 morrison I Swift supporters gathered on Boston’s News paper row near Thompson’s Spa just before 8 pm. Traffic blocked until police dispersed the crowd, following an unpermitted indignation gathering linked to a larger planned meeting at Faneuil Hall with William B. Haywood and Luella Twining.
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Boston
Morrison I. Swift
Newspaper Row
Washington Street
Thompson's Spa
Swift
McConnell
Court Square
Faneuil Hall
William B. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Luella Twining
Denver
Colo
Priest Withdraws From City Clerk Contests
Veteran Assistant City Clerk John T. Priest quits the city clerkship race surprising McNary supporters. Five Republicans plan to back J. Mitchell Galvin while Democrats Conry and Gartland stay active. Priest cites disappointment and hints at possible council action tonight.
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John T. Priest
William S. McNary
Mr. Priest
J. Mitchell Galvin
Joseph A. Conry
William Gartland
Ellery Clark
Conry
Priest
Common Council
Charm the Far Away Fat Loss Potion Claims Quick Results
An old home remedy touts Marmola Cascara Aromatic and Syrup Simplex as a harmless way to shed fat. Users are advised to take a teaspoon after meals and at night, promising rapid loss of a pound daily without effort or strain.
Prominent Somerville Man Found Dead Near Home
Benjamin Hilliard aged 62 wandered the country sick for seven weeks after leaving his sister’s home on Dec 20. He was found dead Tuesday morning by the roadside near his Barton Landing residence, having died from exposure while attempting to walk four miles home. His disappearance had sparked fears of foul play.
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Benjamin Hilliard
Somerville
Barton Landing
Mr. Hilliard
Elisha Bryan
Derby Street
Vermont
Cancer Cure Breakthrough Promises Fast Home Treatment
A bold claim pledges a guaranteed cancer cure in 10 to 20 days with home treatment offered by a physician. It invites afflicted individuals to request expert advice, promising personal attention and credible testimonials from banks and firms in Lebanon.
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Owever
Lebanon
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Hanover ST
Col. Union
Scott
Woodbury Institute
Woodbury
Winter Street
Itn
Senna
Jonel Ture
Plater
California
Holly Club
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Washington and
Winter Sts
Filene
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Lewes
Gilberta
Deloth
Serge
Goodyear
Wool Batiste
Serge Dressea
Teese
Greeley Lodge
K. of P. Daylight Organization
Esent
P. Androw
E. Warner Brock
Edward Briggs
A. H. Mens Hy
A. Core
Riper
A. ‘Dudley
Clarence Mearle
F. Herrin
Cnittora
D.G.C
M. A. Knock
F. Armngton
G. C
Yates
H. Blackburn
C. C
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Pees BK
Doyle W. Emery
Gateure
Haywood
Dr. Curry
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State
Hisrivate
E. W. Ramagy
Ohio
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