Balance Sheet Snapshot of Real Estate and Agency Assets
Admitted assets as of December 31 1904 total 65 224 841 53 including real estate bonds stocks and cash. Liabilities show obligations and reserves with surplus 4 828 696 64 and total liabilities and surplus 62 921 375 60. Officers listed include Jacob L Greene president John M Taylor vice president Herbert H White secretary Daniel H Wells actuary George E Williams general agent at 53 Devonshire Street Boston Mass.
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Jacob L. Greene
John M. Taylor
Herbert H. White
Daniel H. Wells
Dear Miss Champagne May Advice for a Moonlit Courtship
The reader seeks guidance after a six week courtship with a girl who invited letters and riding. The adviser suggests she may be waiting for him to write first and warns against intruding on her family. If anxious, proceed boldly and persistently, as girls like earnest wooing.
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Miss Champagne
Daily Post
Whist and Dancing Party Tonight at Boston College
The St Valentine and St Theresa total abstinence societies host a whist and dancing event in the Boston College music room this evening. Prizes await the whist winners before dancing follows.
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T. A. Societies
St. Valentine's
St. Theresa's Total
Boston College
Emulsion Loved by Children Despite Lock and Hope
A mother reports hiding Scott's Emulsion to keep her children from drinking it. She notes it makes children comfortable, fat, and rosy cheeked, and suggests why they like it. A free sample offer from Scott & Bowne, 80 Pearl Street, New York.
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Scott
Senator Clark's New Son in Law From Maine Hotelier
New York reports Charles Potter Kling, a Bangor Maine hotelier's son, secretly married Senator Clark's stepdaughter Mary Culver. Kling, a 40 year old lawyer with ties to Harvard Club and local law firms, was seen as an athletic, talented suitor by family friends.
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New York
Charles Potter Kling
Mary Clark Culver
United States
Senator Clark
Bangor
Kling
Clarks
Lewis Rutherford Morris
Dr. Stevenson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Harvard Club
The
Bar Association
Country Club of
Ardsley
Kiing
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Eliing
Ceiver
Culver
East Twenty-ninth Street
Mary Clark Culver Kling
Augusta, Me
Unabashed talk on poetry borrowing and asking for payment
An exchange on originality in verse where a poet admits sometimes borrowing. The inquirer asks for $5, prompting discussion about plagiarism, compensation, and creative credit.
Mrs Roosevelt to Wear New Diamonds at Inauguration
Washington Feb 7 An enduring rumor says President Roosevelt will mark the inauguration with a gift of diamonds to his wife likely a necklace to be chosen in New York. Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Fairbanks plan hurried trips for gown fittings for the inaugural ball.
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Washington
Roosevelts
New York
Frank Lyon
United States Navy
Charlestown Navy Yard
Lyon
Lyons
Grace Church
Mabel Emery
Thomas Emery
St. John’s Chapel
Cambridge
Gladys Twining Tupper
Arthur Lovering
Trowbridge Street
Mrs. Lovering
Beacon Street
Brookline
Richmond Court
Joseph Homan Manley Passes Away in Augusta
Joseph Homan Manley longtime Maine political figure and former Republican national chairman died in Augusta after a life in public service. He was born October 13, 1842 in Bangor and died of apoplexy at his Cony mansion home. Funeral is set for Friday at 2 pm.
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Augusta
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Tom Reed
Nelson Dingley
Charley Boutelle
Jim Blaine
Eugene Hale
William P. Frye
Daniel Cony
Cony
Joseph Homan Manley
Bangor
Abbott Little Blue School
Farmington
Professor Scott to Address Winter Hill Association
The Winter Hill Improvement Association of Somerville meets next Wednesday evening February 15 at Knights of Pythias Hall. Important committee reports are expected. a musical entertainment will be provided and Professor Scott will speak on Betterments.
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Winter Hill Improvement Association of
Somerville
Knights of Pythias Hall
Scott
Janitor Awarded 665 in Suit Over 2000 Claim
In the sixth jury session before Judge Bell Thomas Kiernan won 665 for janitorial services to George M. D. Legg. Kiernan sued for 2000 alleging Legg owned the Columbia Square building in Dorchester and had agreed to employ him at 17.50 weekly, claiming 598 was owed.
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Superior Court
Bell
Thomas Kiernan
George M. D. Legg
Kiernan
Dorchester
Columbia Square
Something to Spare in the Farmhouse Parlor and Kitchen
A comic domestic scene shows Tramp and Mister offering unwanted items around the house. Farmer Silas mentions Bill home from college in the kitchen and Matilda's beau in the parlor.
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Silas
Bill
Matilda
Appleyard to Resist Extradition Fight
Frederick HH Williams, counsel for Arthur Appleyard, said he will contest extradition and has filed papers with the Governor and attorney general. Appleyard remains in Boston living at home and will continue daily business unless law mandates his surrender.
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Frederick HH. Williams
Arthur BE. Appleyard
Post
Maine preacher called to Haverhill Massachusetts
The Rev H C Lowden longtime pastor of the People's Free Baptist Church in Auburn Maine has accepted a call to lead the Winter Street Free Baptist Church in Haverhill Massachusetts His duties begin April 1 after graduating from Cobb Divinity School Lewiston Maine in 18 and serving North Berwick Maine prior to coming to Auburn
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Auburn
R. I
H. C. Lowden
People’s Free Baptist Church
Winter Street Free Baptist Church
Traverhill
Mass
Lowden
Cobb Divinity School
Lewiston
North Berwick
Haverhill
Baby Jake and the Return of Christine’s Hope
Christine and Baby Jake live in a small upstairs room with a sewing machine and scarce sunshine. Franz, once estranged, returns to forgive Christine as Baby Jake quietly clings to his red ball, unaware of the reunion unfolding around him.
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Baby Jake
Jake
Christine
Franz
Boston Society Sends Families Abroad for Sea Voyages
Boston society figures travel on the Deutschland and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse to Naples Genoa and England. Families listed include Washington B. Thomas and relatives Robert A. Lawrence Ezra C. Fitch and their daughters. Also noted are Mrs Eben D. Jordan Helen Jordan George R. Shaw and the Fay and Metzler nuptial parties at the Empire and Somerset.
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Boston
New York
Naples
Genoa
Washington B. Thomas
Margaret
Helen
Robert A. Lawrence
Chestnut Hill
Ezra C. Fitch
Commonwealth Avenue
North Shore
Myr
Fitch
England
Frank Northen
Herrriage
Eben D. Jordan
Helen Jordan
George R. Shaw
Newbury Street
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Connecticut Mutual
Hartford, Conn
George E. Williams
Devonshire St
Boston, Mass
Mildred Champagne
Inlaw
Augusta House
H.” Green
Houghton & Dutton
Sperry
Sperry & Hutchinson Co
Mrs. Roosevelt
Joe Manley
Bond
Prof. Scott
Winter Hill Association
Alfen
Sunday Post
H. Champlin
Steinway
Tremont Street
Ladies’ Outfitters
Addie S. Barney
Canaan, N. H
Francis B. Fay
Empire
the Empire
Curtis G. Metzler
the Somerset
Metzlers
Belle Brown
Miss Brown
Benjamin E. Cole
Frederick Lothrop Ames
Somerset
Winston Churchill
Richard F. O'Neil
Blanche Shimmin
Cummings Company
Washington St. P
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