Penn Railroad Employees Vindicated by Board Report
New York February 17 A Pennsylvania Railroad special committee says public opinion was misled by incomplete testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission and unjustly harmed the railroad. The report defends the 60 year service of the company and its loyal, self respecting staff.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Neal Defends Police Chief Against Spite Charges
Deputy Chief George C. Neal of the State police rejects allegations by former Detective George Dunham as spiteful. Dunham accuses Neal of incompetence neglecting crime work and steering detectives to fire investigations for insurance interests. Neal maintains his policy, defends his record and calls Dunham in error about legal limits on fire case investigations.
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George C. Neal
State Police
George Dunham
Guild
Post
Neal
Probate notices shape Boston estates in 1907
Suffolk Probate Court issues citations for Edward J Quirk Julia A Coburn Henry Marden estates. Includes letters testamentary to Josephine Corbett without bond, partition suit for Annie Farwell, and admin for William Finneran. Notices require publication in Boston Post and service to heirs and creditors.
Harbor Pirate Suspect Arrested in East Boston Looting
Harbor police rounded up William Warner 28 of 5 West Sixth Street South Boston after lighters Nos 1 and 2 at the old Cunard wharf East Boston were looted of tools ropes and anchors while crew were ashore. They say De Leu and Cain, tied to the gang, are jailed and lockers were pried open with marine gear recovered.
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East Boston
William Warner
West Sixth Street
South
Boston
de Leu
Cain
Oklahoma physician pleads unwritten law
Dr F D Beauchamp of Lawton fired three shots at Charles Thomas on a train near Hobart Oklahoma, killing him instantly. Beauchamp surrendered upon arrival in Hobart saying the killing arose from alleged alienation of his wife by Thomas while both families lived in Mangum three years earlier.
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Lawton
Okla
F. D. Beauchamp
Hobart
Charles Thomas
Alvord
Tex
Beauchamp
Boston Business Men Head to Panama on 20 Day Tour
More than 25 Boston Commercial Club members sail from South Station aboard the Hamburg American steamer Prince Joachim bound for Panama with a Charleston, South Carolina, extension for 150 participants. A 20 day West Indies voyage includes Panama visits, Roosevelt backing, and a return to New York March 14. Notables include Stephen L. Bartlett, Elihu Thomson, and John G. Wright.
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Boston Commercial Club
South Station
Panama
New York
Prince Joachim
Boston
Charleston
S. C
West Indies
President Roosevelt
Stephen L. Bartlett
Robert Batcheller
Charles 8. Dennison
Robert A. Bolt
S. Parker Bremer
Robert M. Burnett
Frederick B. Carpenter
James R. Carter
Henry W. Cumner
Charles F. Cutler
Henry W. Dwight
William B. Lawrence
William D. Mandell
Laurence Minot
Harry L. Rice
Joseph B. Russell
Elihu Thomson
William Whitman
John G. Wright
Hearse Horses Run Wild Through Chelsea Chaos
Two frightened horses attached to a hearse bolted from Woodlawn Cemetery Everett and dashed down Woodlawn Avenue into Chelsea. A motorman cut power and passengers fled as the horses sped a mile and a half before Warren Burnham captured them near Orange Street. No injuries reported. the turnout returned to owner Alvin H. Flint at American stables on Pearl Street.
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Woodlawn Avenue
Chelsea
Woodlawn Cemetery
Everett
Boston & Northern
Warren Burnham
Washington Avenue
Orange Street
Alvin H. Flint
Pearl Street
Woman Philanthropist Susan Hatch Sears Dies at 98
Mrs. Susan Hatch Sears widow of Willard Sears died at age 98 at her Jamaica Plain home 3155 Washington Street She was cousin of Joshua Sears father of J Montgomery Sears and famed for charity She formerly lived in Watertown where she hosted notable figures including Horace Greeley and Oliver Wendell Holmes Her Watertown home sheltered slaves during 1861-65.
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Susan Hatch Sears
Willard Sears
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Joshua Sears
J. Montgomery Sears
Watertown
King-Crowther stock jumps on huge oil empire offer
The King-Crowther Corporation touts an 8 percent dividend and a $70 share price, arguing the stock is undervalued and set to rise to par or higher. It details vast Texas and Ohio oil holdings, kaolin and coal assets, and extensive expansion plans across multiple states and countries. Last week Lima-Indiana oil rose, with further increases anticipated to boost daily revenues.
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King-Crowther Corporation
Board of Directors
King- Crowther Corporation
Atascosa
McMullen
Live Oak
Texas
New England
Ohio
Indiana
United States
Great Southwest
Great Middle West
Lima
King Crowther
Probate Notice in Suffolk Maine Estate of Amos F Dow
Lydia A Dow administratrix of Amos F Dow asks court to license sale or transfer of a deposited sum with accumulations at Suffolk Savings Bank Boston. Citation to appear Feb 28 1907 at 10am in Boston Probate Court for show cause. Published weekly in Boston Post for three weeks.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Edward J. Quirk
E. J. Quirk
Boston
Josephine Corbett
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth
Louis F. Winchester
Andrew M. Winchester
Brighton Ave
Allston
John Connors
Julia A. Coburn
Keene
New Hampshire
Silas M. Dinsmoor
Cheshire
Fitchburg Railroad Company
Suffolk Savings Bank
Provident Institution
Sava of
Winchendon Savings Bank of
Winchendon
Lowell Institution For Savings of
Lowell
City Institution For Savings of
Five Cent Savings Bank of
Probate Court
Hannah Underwood
George F. Marden
Theodore Marden
Henry Marden
Annie A. Farwell
Ayer
Middlesex
William Finneran
Margaret T. Finneran
Margaret D. Serres
Mary F. Serres
Admx
Magnolia St
Notich
John P. Linberg
Axel W. Broberg
Tremont St
William H. Doherty
Admr
State Street
Albany, N. Y
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Gottlieb F. Burkhardt
Magazine St
Norfolk Ave
County of Suffolk
Roxbury
Ellen Connell
Smith Et al
Norfolk
Weld
Connell
Highland
H. W. Wood
Gottlieb PF. Burkhardt
Ferdinand von Scholley
Rudolph F. Haffenreffer
Amos F. Dow
Stonington
Maine
Lydia A. Dow
Hancock
Suffolk Savings Bank of Boston
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