Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Prove Promising Cure Claims
Advertorial note reports strong user testimonials for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Readers cite rapid relief, low cost, and widespread endorsement by a farmer, a nurse, and several residents across Wisconsin New Jersey Minnesota and Michigan. The piece presents unsolicited letters praising the remedy for indigestion and related stomach troubles.
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Stuart
James Yemmeister
LaCrosse
Wis
Jacob Anthony
Portmurray
New Jersey
M. K. West
Preston
Minn
Agnes K. Ralston
Cadillac
Mich
Charles Sumner Council Installs Its Officers
Charles Sumner Council 691 Royal Arcanum installed its officers for the year at Deacon Hall last evening. A banquet followed. Herbert A. Billings of Brighton oversaw the ceremony. Elected officers include Leon R. Egges regent J Land vice regent Albert Mehrlinger orator Elias H. Sondheim sitting past regent William Pelkus secretary Julius Webber chaplain Max Buxbaum guide Arthur A. Sondheim warden I Daniels secretary M Cohe M Isaacs and Joseph Sondheim trustees Leopold J. Lynons alternate representative to the supreme council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Hall
Charles ‘Sumner
Royal Arcanum
Herbert A. Billings
Brighton
Leon R. Egges
J. Land
Albert Mehrlinger
Elias H. Sondheim
William Pelkus
Julius Webber
Max Buxbaum
Arthur A. Sondheim
I. Daniels
M. Cohe
M. Isaacs
Joseph Sondheim
Leopold J. Lynons
Supreme Council
Moran After the Commissioners
Depositors of Provident Securities and Banking Company urge Governor to enact new safeguards. They seek amendments to statute 1902 for stricter savings bank oversight, closing foreign banking trust deposits unless $200,000 is deposited or bonded. They call for investigation and removal of failing commissioners and pledge evidence for the district attorney. Bates recalls his cash withdrawal amid the crisis. The group expresses confidence in the district attorney and forwards the resolution to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Commonwealth
Chamber of Commerce
Bates
Savings Bank
Massachusetts
Board of Commissioners of Savings Banks
Provident Securities chief declines to reveal company finances
Lorenzo W Burlen of Provident Securities and Banking Company refuses to confirm or deny recent claims about the firm. He would not discuss whether Shenandoah Irrigation and Land stock was secured free of expense, how much Shenandoah stock was held, or details of investments for 8900 depositors. He deflected on promoter role and depots earnings, noting only that statements about the irrigation stock being free of expense are untrustworthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo W. Burlen
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Colonel Hedges
Shenandoah Irrigation and Land Company
Shenandoah
Post
Massachusetts should reimburse Provident depositors says Bates
Cyrus H. Bates advocates that the State of Massachusetts reimburse the depositors of the Provident Securities and Banking Company, asserting the public obligation to restore customer funds and protect savers.
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Massachusetts
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Cyrus H. Bates
Provident Securities report on Provident Banking Company losses
Expert Henry A. Wyman details the assets and liabilities of the Provident Securities and Banking Company. He notes cash in Boston and Brockton offices, stock in Shenandoah Irrigation and Land Company valued at 563,750, and bonds plus assets including Franco Gelatine and Welch rights totaling 690,907.62. Liabilities show deposits due individuals and corporations totaling 195,781.92, with a 65,000.00 contingent indorsement and 923,000.00 capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Irrigation and Land Company
Sxpert Wyman
Henry A. Wyman
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Commissioners of Savings Banks
Colorado
Franco-Gelatine Company
New Jersey ~ Ae
William H. Welch
Welch
Provident Securities Company
Gelatine Company
Cocard
Provident Securities Co
Iranco Gelatine Co
Custodians Take Charge of Provident Securities Office
Charles F. Weed, one of the custodians appointed by the Supreme Court to supervise the suspended Provident Securities and Banking Company, visited the Franklin street office with Mr Hill. Weed said their duty is to preserve assets and papers and report to the court after preliminary work.
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Charles F. Weed
Supreme Court
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Post
Exchange Building
Weed
Provident Company
Franklin Street
Hill
Inspector McGarr Awaits Action On Pany Inquiry
Inspector John McGarr, tasked with probing the pany's affairs, waits for action from investors, the district attorney, or the savings bank commissioners before taking an active role in the investigation.
Women Endure Pain Relief With Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Battle Creek woman narrates long standing illness improving after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills. She suffered leucorrhoea headaches nervous weakness and back pains. Her liver constipation and fatigue eased, and she credits the pills with restoring health noting continued use as a spring tonic.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Dr. Williams
Schenectady, N. Y
Provident Name Credit Controversy Unearths Ties to Officials
A Post article presents a detailed statement tracing how respected citizens like Dalton and Hedges were linked to the Provident company. It explains how their names gained trust for savings deposits while noting officials’ refusals to explain. The piece includes a circular quoting law empowering savings-board access to offices.
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Messrs. Dalton
Hedges
Provident’ Company
Board of Commissioners of Savings Banks
Colorado irrigation plan pushed by Boston investors
Courtenay Baylor spent over $5000 for engineers to investigate a Colorado irrigating proposition before Provident Securities and Banking Company directors agreed to connect their names with the venture. Engineer William O. Webber prepared the report and a confidential prospectus circulated among a few friends. The circular lists Sidney M. Hedges Charles D. Gurley Samuel Dalton R. C. Downer and Baylor and outlines a proposed Massachusetts incorporation with capital stock of 1,500,000 and 1,000,000 underwritten.
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Courtenay Baylor
Colorado
Provident Securities and Banking Company
William O. Webber
Exchange
R. A. Gurley
Denver
Baylor
Webber
Sidney M. Hedges
General Dalton
R. C. Downer
State Street
Beaton
Milk St
Charles D. Gurley
Young’s Hotel
Samuel Dalton
Beacon St
Walnut Ave
State St
Boston
Mass
Provident Securities Company
South Dakota
Savings Banks Commissioners
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Provident Securities and Banking Company Prospectus
A Manchester era notice details plan to form The Provident Securities and Banking Company in South Dakota with 1.5 million capital, aiming to finance railroads irrigation and beet sugar plants. It notes initial 360,000 spent on canals and land, inviting subscriptions, and describes past prospects and management shifts.
Provident Securities Company Offered in Boston in 1902
The document lists officers of Hedges and Hedges Boston and named managers for New England Mutual Benefit Life Insurance with Samuel Dalton as president and Sidney M Hedges as vice president. It notes the Provident Securities Company charter purpose and offers 5000 shares at par in Boston from Sept 22 to Sept 28, 1902 with 25 percent due on application and balance on allotment. It recounts a shift away from irrigation to savings bank plans and criticism of speculative projects and Burns company commissions.
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Sidney M. Hedges
Hedges and Hedges
Boston
New England
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of
New Jersey
General Samuel Dalton
Mass
Lorenzo W. Burlen
Columbian National Bank
National Bank of the Republic
William H. Brigham
F. Brigham & Gregory Company
Courtenay Baylor
Baylor & Russell
Massachusetts
Phenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Iowa
Charles D. Gurley
the Provident Securities Company
Provident Securities Company
Converse Building
Milk Street
Burns Company
New York
Burns Company of
Bouchard's Luck Hard After Bank Failure Hits Cambridge Pedier
John Bouchard of 271 Walden Street Cambridge and his wife with five children faced ruin after Provident Securities and Banking Company failed losing about 170 dollars. The family had saved spare change for the bank and even forgone necessities to bolster the account. They were reassured there was no danger before the collapse and the setback comes amid the husband’s recent handicap from a disabled horse.
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John Bouchard
Walden Street
Cambridge
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Bouchard
Hedges Before Moran Accompanied by Attorney Elder
Colonel Sidney M. Hedges was summoned to the district attorney’s office accompanied by his counsel, Samuel Elder. Elder declined to discuss the conference with Mr Moran and offered no further statements beyond noting Hedges has not been with the company for a long time.
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Samuel Elder
Sidney M. Hedges
Pemberton Building
Colonel Hedges
District Attorney’s
Hedges
Elder
District Attorney’s Office
Moran
Credit to Commissioners for Provi Case Inquiry
Chairman Warren E. Locke defends the savings bank commissioners claiming they initiated the probe into the Provi case, citing an earlier decision to investigate and to seek an injunction to halt further corporate activity. He notes the 1993 report highlighted foreign corporations and urged legislative action.
Police Probe Begins After Girl Appeals For Savings
Captain Joseph Dugan of the Boston police bureau orders Inspector John McGarr to probe the Provident Company in response to a Salem street girl’s appeal for her savings. He says the investigation, conducted with the district attorney, will take weeks and potentially yield evidence for the February grand jury.
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Joseph Dugan
Boston Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Salem Street
John McGarr
Provident Company
Pemberton Square
Devlin appeals for home rule aid at Faneuil Hall
A Boston fundraiser at Faneuil Hall drew Irish Americans to back home rule for Ireland. Speaker Mr Devlin outlined Dublin Castle abuses and the 1903 land act failure, urging sustained Irish self governance. Monsignor O Callaghan and local leaders urged aid, raising over $8000 in cash and pledges.
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Faneuil Hall
Ireland
John Redmond
Russia
Dublin Castle
House of Commons
Denis O'Callaghan
Mr. Devlin
England
Boston
Monsignor O’callaghan
Fitzgerald
O’callaghan
Jim
John
Philip J. O’donnell
Thomas J. Gargan
Patrick J. Duane
Waltham
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Charles Sumner Council
Leon R. Eyges
Charles Sumner
Governor Guild
Savings Bank Board
Associated Sunday Magesine, Inc
C. D. Williams
Usiness Office
E Post
Boston Post
P. O
Wyman
Republic National Proe Wise
Codd E Coe CT CO
Denk
Vviees
Oneelel
Brockton
Brockton National Bank
Total Wabilities
M’garr
Savings Bank Commissioners
Arthur W. Hubbard
Bromfield St
Baston
Provident
Dalton
the Provident Securities and Banking Company
Board of Directors
Mr. Burlen
Burlen
Savings’ Bank
Russell & Russell, Boston
Cambridge Pedier
Vaal Tore
Shoulders North
Alaska
American Sugar Refining Co
Our
M. O'Keeffe
Warren E. Locke
Tot
Devlin
America
Canada
Australia
Wales
Linotype
the Butterick Publishing Co
Spring St
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