Be Monmouth Trust and Safe Deposit Co Closes In Wake Of Bank Failure
Be Monmouth Trust and Safe Deposit Company in Asbury Park, housed in the First National Bank building, shut doors following a Washington order closing the First National Bank. Officials cite a voluntary move to prevent a run and expect a swift reopening, perhaps Monday or Tuesday. Crowds gather outside both institutions amid intense local excitement.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Washington
First National Bank
Monmouth Trust and Safe Deposit Company
First National
Trust Company
Curley May Run Again for Ward 19 Council Seat
The resignation of Councilman William H. Curley triggers a near future special election in Ward 19. City officials and party committees may stage caucuses or nominate via papers, with Curley expected to seek re-election if nominated.
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William H. Curley
Common Council
Mr. Curley
Curley
Board of Aldermen
Election Commissioners
Ixin
Council
Gale Brothers Shoe Factory Faces Indefinite Closure
May Peabody and Susie Cushing helped deter stitchers from replacing strikers as 75 workers quit for lack of work at the Gale Brothers factory in Meta. Twenty lasters were recruited by the Boot and Shoe Workers'Union to fill Haverhill gaps, with pay promises for single men and married men. If the factory closes, Exeter loses a $35,000 monthly payroll. no disturbances reported as 20 stitchers head to Derry, New Hampshire.
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MN. W
Gale Brothers
Haverhill
Boot Ana Shoe Workers
Exeter
Gale
May Peabody
Susie Cushing
Lasters
Stitching Assembly
Lynn
Derry
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Court Frees Young Wright in Sauntering Case
George M. Wright a tall aristocratic fel low was acquitted in Municipal Court before Judge Parmenter of a charge of sauntering and larceny after a police report of tearing signs. Wright testified of disputing with Patrolman Thompson after witnessing a shove of companions and was released with no charge.
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Wright
Charles Street
Beacon
Thompson
Lagrange Street
Station 4
Majestic Theatre
Touraine
Paine's Celery Compound Promised For Melancholia
A period era advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for melancholia and nervous disorders. It claims sleeplessness dull neck pain and mental deterioration stem from nervous collapse and credits the remedy with restoring vitality, appetite, sleep, and body function.
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Paine
Alice Bradley Faces Crisis Between Love and Duty
Stamford residents discuss the pending $50,000 alienation of affection suit by Mrs. Charles E. Quintard against Miss Alice M. Bradley. Miss Bradley’s mother Mrs A H Scofield pushes for a settlement and her guardian aims to separate her from Quintard. The case has caused social ostracism and strain at home as Bradley weighs loyalty to Quintard against family pressures. Captain Walter Burley, Quintard’s father in law, questions alleged evidence and describes past remonstrations with Quintard over his attentions.
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Stamford
Conn
Charles E. Quintard
Alice M. Bradley
Scofield
Miss Bradley
Quintard
Theresa Talcott
A. H. Scofield
Walter Burley
Ramsden recalls Harvard’s Now and Then at famous square eatery
Ramsden known as Rammy recalls the last 15 years at the Harvard Square eatery. He tells of guests like Bradley Martin Cruger and John Cranston and laments changes as the place closes. He notes the old days of late breakfasts buckwheat cakes and late nights. A folding door closes on memories.
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Post
Ramsden
Rammy
Harvard
Harvard Square
Bradley Martin
Cruger
San Francisco
John Cranston
University
Stage matters in Boston theater season update
Edwin Arden and Eddy Cooke with Klaw & Erlanger actors out with tonsillitis. May De Sousa arrives with automo dics. accidents feared. Weber and Fields bring Twirly-whirly to Tremont April 20 week. New faces Bigelow Collier Allen join. Mabelle Gilman to Humming Bird Park soon. Hilda Spong supports William Faversham at Hollis. Arthur Byron next season with Ada Rehan aunt. Alice Fischer at Museum in Mrs Jack for one week starting March 2. Joseph L Barry to vaudeville Rory after illness. Tremont manager Schoeffel to host testimonial. Blanche Ring stars in Jewel of Asia at Park this afternoon.
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Hilda Spong
William Faversham
Hollis Fed
Arthur Byron
Oliver Doud Byron
Ada Rehan
Alice Fischer
Jack
Ella Hugh Wood
Boston
Museum Stock Company
Joseph L. Barry
Richard Barry
St. Cecilia Church
Rory
Barry
John B. Schoeffel
Tremont
Blanche Ring
Inaugural Week Promises Big Boston Theatre Open
The Majestic Theatre opens next Monday with The Storks led by Richard Carle. other engagements include Way Down East at Boston Theatre with Phebe Davies. Dan Daly at Park Theatre. Lost in the Desert at Grand Opera House. W H Crane at Museum in David Harum. Why Women Sin at Music Hall. Across the Pacific closes tonight. Bowdoin Square hosts On the Stroke of 12. Lost in Siberia ends this afternoon. Castle Square closes Lady Ursula. next week Parish Priest begins. King Dodo returns to Tremont packed. Sleeping Beauty and the Beast enters third week at Colonial.
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Majestic Theatre
Storks
Richard Carle
Boston Theatre
Phebe Davies
Anna Moore
Dan Daly
W. H. Crane
Museum
David Harum
Music Hall
Kathryne Browne
Pacific
Bowdoin Square
Siberia
Castle Square Theatre Stock Company
Anthony Hope
Lady Ursula
Schoeffel and Savage
Dodo
Boston
Tremont
Raymond Hitchcock
Columbia
Alexander Clarke
John C. Slavin
Isabelle Underwood
Clara Lane
Joe Welch
Peddler
Grand Opera House
Mary Mannering
Geraldine
Hollis
William Faversham
Colonial
The
Park
Stuart Robson
Keith
James O. Barrows
John Lancaster
Bingham
Howard
Whetzel asthma cure touted by medical authorities
Medical figures across several states endorse the Whetzel system as an actual cure for asthma, contrasting it with prior efforts that only eased symptoms. A free trial program offers treatment and a booklet, requesting applicants describe their case and provide two other asthma cases.
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C. F. Beard
South Framingham
Mass
L.D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
F. E. Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Burlesque Acts and Concerts Dominate Boston Stage Schedule
The week features Lederer’s Goblin girls and a line of acts including Lew Hawkins Miss Norton the Dillon brothers John Mayon and company Hoyt and Neff Guyer and Daly and Howard and Harris with Lalloo Lala the Hindustan freak plus Lizzie Parker's Parisian Beauties at the Nickelodeon Theatre. W B Watson's American burlesquers fill the Palace Theatre as Bowery burlesquers prepare next week. Music Hall hosts a monster bill under the R L Benevolent Association. The Boston Theatre hosts a Sunday concert with a top lineup and Tremont Temple box office opens for Burton Holmes lectures. Mrs Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler headlines the Symphony concert and Steinert Hall hosts her recital February 21 after returning from Europe. Signor A Rotes Festival Mass frames Symphony Hall program next Friday night drawing strong advance sales. Mary Shaw brings Ibsen's Ghosts to Hollis Street Theatre February 17 and 19. the Boston-born actress remains popular locally.
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Lew Hawkins
Miss Norton
Dillon Brothers
John Mayon and Company
Hoyt and Neff
Guyer
Daly
Howard
Harris
Austin & Stone
Science
Lalloo
Nickelodeon Theatre
Lizzie Parker
Palace Theatre
W. B. Watson
Bowery
R. L. Benevolent Association
Boston Theatre
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Whistler
Frederick V. Bowers
Lottie West Symonds
Charles Chapman
Johnnie Quigley
Hollis and
Jennie Dehaan
John J. Caddigan
Novelty Trombone
Steinert Hall
Europe
Crowd in Senate to Hear General Booth
An immense crowd filled the Senate galleries to hear General William Booth founder and commander in chief of the Salvation Army. Booth Tucker, his son in law and chief assistant, attended with many Salvationists as the statehood bill discussion continued and the chamber adjourned after executive session.
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Senate
William Booth
Salvation Army
Booth Tucker
E Salvationists
Depew
Mormon Church
Lowell Officials to Visit Boston Deer Island Institutions
Mayor Howe Representative Cheney City Clerk Cadman and overseers of the poor will inspect Deer Island institutions in Boston Harbor during a Boston visit tomorrow.
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Boston
Howe
Cheney
Cadman
Deer Island
Boston Harbor
Resolutions Oppose Congressman Loud for Parcels Post Delegate
The executive committee of the Fostal Progress League adopted resolutions opposing the selection of Congressman E. F. Loud of California as United States delegate to the International Parcels Post convention at yesterday's meeting.
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Loud
E. F. Loud
California
United States
Fostal Progress League
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