Crowther-Crowther Oil Deal Hailed as Treasure Bonanza
Telegram from C E Lewis vice president of King Crowther Corporation reports Number 5 well reached oil, 30 000 acres proven for commercial success, wells 6 7 to be begun near Number 4, Number 8 to be drilled. Stock offered at par with limited public allotment. urging prompt action from investors. Offices listed in Boston New York Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia San Antonio.
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C. E. Lewis
Texas
Crowther
Karnes City
Number 4
Corporation
Rotary
E. Lewis
Lewis
King-Crowther Corporation
State Street
Boston
Wall Street
New York
la Salle Street
Chicago
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
Betz Building
Philadelphia
St. Mary Street
San Antonio
Kansas City Memphis Birmingham Railroad Interest Terms Offer
The Kansas City Memphis Birmingham Railroad Company negotiates with The Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis Railway Company to pay 5 percent interest on income bonds from March 1, 1902, with semiannual payments and a ten year option to purchase assent bonds. Holders must deposit bonds with OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY by April 18, 1902 to accept. Copies of the trust agreement available at the Ames Building Boston office. Nathl Thayer and Chas Merriam.
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Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
OLD Colony Trust Company
Trust Company
Ames Building
Boston
Nath’l Thayer
Chas
Merriam
New York
Wall Street
Brooklyn
Atchison Common
Santa Fe
Kansas
Paul's Valley
Indian Territory
Texas
Gulf
Run Springs
Canadian River
Oklahoma
Frank Seabury & Brother
Calumet
Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Railroad Company
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Chase & Barstow
Bostow
Exchange
Baltic Mining Company
John Stanton
Notice of Income Ponds Deposits Reception
The undersigned OLD COLONY TRUST CO. led by President GORDON ABBOTT announces readiness to receive deposits of income ponds as stated in the foregoing notice. Boston is the place of posting dated February 26 1902.
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OLD Colony Trust CO
Gordon Abbott
Boston
Bad Boer defeat reported by Kitchener in Commons
London February 2. War secretary Brodrick read a Lord Kitchener despatch from Harrismith dated February 28 noting heavy Boer losses over two days. Claims 60 killed or captured, 2000 horses, 28,000 cattle, 200 wagons, and 50,000 rounds. includes General De Wet's son and his secretary among prisoners. Manie Botha said killed. 450 Boers captured last day. 600 rifles and other items also listed.
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London
Brodrick
House of Commons
de Wet
Lord Kitchener
Harrismith
Orange River Colony
Harrismith and
van Reenen
River Wilge
Leinster Regiment
Elliott
Frankfort and
Botha's Pass
Wilge
Natal
Rimington
Byng
Manie Botha
Meyer
Truther
Majuba
Supreme Court upholds verdict against Willey in stock suit
The court to Barbara Ballou finds 11.4 percent verdict against Clarence H. Willey, noted as Morton & Co. The full bench overrules Willey’s exceptions, affirming recovery of back margins paid on stock transactions.
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Willey
Barbara Ballou
Clarence H. Willey
Morton & Co
Supreme Court
Boston News Bureau Investment Notice
The Boston News Bureau offers investment columns with statistics never before printed. It is published for investors only and sold by subscription at 1 dollar per month. C. W. Barron, 7 Ex Chance Place, Boston.
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Boston News Bureau
C. W. Barron
7 Exchance PL
Boston
Lively day in Little Gupperd stock market notes
In Boston and New York markets the day ended with mixed activity. The professional Wall Street element anticipated a weak bank statement and higher money rates, while several copper stocks and rail shares moved on manipulation and bull pools. Details cover specific securities, prices, and near term financial expectations.
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New York
Boston
Wall Street
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Missouri Pacific
Tennessee
Bears
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Arcadian
Elm River
Mayflower
Trinity
Trimountain
Boston & Albany
East Boston
Cotton Manufacturers Stand Firm on 6 Percent Wage Raise
PALL RIVER Feb 28 The cotton manufacturers plan to keep the 6 per cent advance and will not follow M C D Borden’s 10 per cent offer. Leaders say agreements bind them unless a new meeting or break announcement occurs. They expect to renegotiate cuts with the weavers to reach a mutual basis. A Textile Council letter requests a 10 per cent raise effective March 17, with response by March 10.
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Fall River
M. C. D. Borden
Weavers’ Committee
Textile Union
Clarence M. Hathaway
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Sir
Textile Council
Thomas Taylor
Borden
Charmaberlyn to Lease Columbia Theatre Today
Mr A H Charmaberlyn is set to become lessee of the Columbia Theatre with signatures expected this morning. He plans to open with Morocco Bound for two weeks starting March 10 and then present The Casino Girl followed by a sequence of musical pieces with a selected cast. He previously managed the venue and aims to run the house profitably and popularly.
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A. H. Charmaberlyn
Columbia Theatre
Grace
Chamberlyn
New York
Columbia
Cause of Gold Transfer Linked to San Francisco Railways Sale
New York reports indicate a banker syndicate including Brown Brothers of New York and Brown Brothers & Co. of Baltimore has nearly closed a deal to buy San Francisco’s leading street railways for about 20 million dollars. Payment will be made in gold in San Francisco with currency deposits at the local sub treasury, prompting speculation the funds may move to Japan.
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New York
San Francisco
Treasury Department
Brown Brothers
Brown Brothers & Co
Baltimore
Japan
Bakers Hold Mass Meeting On 10 Hour Day Move
Boston bakers plan a mass meeting at Turn Hall Middlesex Street inviting both union and non union men to hear leaders from the labor movement about a 10 hour work day. Expected turnout tops 1000 with speakers including Frank McCarty James R. Crozier Dennis D. Driscoll and Joseph Walsh among others. The United Bakers committee backs the May 1 initiation and reduced dues to attract new members.
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The
Bakers of
Boston
Turn Hall
Middlesex Street
Five Bakers’ Unions
Frank McCarty
American Federation of Labor
James R. Crozier
Boston Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F
Joseph T. Walsh
George W. Anthes
John M. Nickers
Cullymore
Ernes Lenz
William Hoffman
United Bakers' Committee
United Committee
John Robertson
B. Lenz
William B. Lutz
George Knorr
David Milne
William Offman
William Bauer
Anthony Flynn
John P. Wolf
A. O. Cullymore
Jacob Taubold
Alfred Erb
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD _ ORGANIZATION AND _THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
Katherine Tingley
Mt. Vernon Street
George D. Ayers
Washington Street
Phenix Hall
S. M. Landis
P. m
Tremont Street
Upton Street
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
J. C. Bruce
New York
Jerusalem
Martha Moore Avery
First Smallpox Case Reported in Haverhill
The first smallpox case of the current New England epidemic was reported in Haverhill. Mrs Chessman Wright, age unknown, at 324 River Street is isolated, with the Wright family and nearby occupants quarantined. The husband and son connected to local shoe factories are also quarantined, and vaccine work is underway for factory employees. About 5000 residents have been vaccinated today as the Board of Health tightens controls amid several suspicious cases citywide.
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Haverhill
New England
Chessman Wright
River Street
Howard A. Tuttle
F. M. Hodgdon
Wright
C. K. Fox
Board of Health
Agreement Signed Between Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Boston & Maine
The first written accord between B of R T trainmen and Boston & Maine covers hours of labor pay rates and general employment conditions. Grand master Warren Keay of the Boston Lodge and Frank Barr assistant general manager express satisfaction with the arrangement.
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Brotherhood of Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Warren 8. Keay
Boston Lodge
Frank Barr
Yankee Girl To Paint Queen Alexandra Miniature
Miss Anna Shaw a young American portrait painter has been commissioned to paint a miniature of Queen Alexandra of England. Shaw has painted miniatures of socialites in London and New York and previously created a portrait of Lady Clark wife of King Edward's chief equerry which drew royal notice.
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Alexandra
New York
Miss Anna Shaw
Queen Alexandra
England
Miss Shaw
Smart
London
Lady Clark
Edward
The Grip Follows the Snow
A health warning promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a two day cure or prevention for grip following snow. The box bears Grove's signature in Wisconsin news-style advertising.
Trade Is Good Despite Weather Trade Is Good Despite Weather
Bradstreet's notes demand remains full for the season with spring trade expanding despite foul weather and transport issues. Rubber goods boots and shoes gain. cotton and iron remain strong. South and Southwest show mixed signals. exports and wages rise modestly.
Sunday Church Services and Meetings in Boston
A long list of Sunday services across many congregations and denominations in Boston. Includes Dudley Street Baptist Church led by Pastor Bastard with 10 30 am and 7 30 pm services, First Baptist Church with Dr Rowley, Ruggles Street Baptist Church with revival choruses, Tremont Temple Baptist Church services, Old South Church sermons, Berkeley Temple Lent series, and multiple Spiritist and Unitarian gatherings with details on times, speakers, choirs, and activities.
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Dudley Street Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Rowley
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont Street
W. W. Weeks
P. Jameson
Young People's Preyer
Dr. Weeks
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
Gorden
Jesus
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Sunda School
H. O. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
William A. Knight
William & Kelsey
Mr. Knight_ will eac
St. John
Knight
Rowland
Remele
M.be
Concord Street
Charles EB. Davis
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Attila
Verdi
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Allan E. Cross
God of
Mise Carter
Dixon's plan to evangelize churchless masses in theatres
Rev Dr Amazi C Dixon of Ruggles Street Baptist outlines a bold program if funded with a million dollars to hire theatres for weekly evangelist services and to deploy 300 or more speakers to reach the churchless. He prefers paid venues to remain independent and notes plans for noonday meetings at Faneuil Hall on March 10 and summer gatherings at Revere Beach. A New York donor has supplied $1,000 for the New England association.
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Amazi C. Dixon
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
The
Evangelist Association of New England
Bellevue
Dwight L. Moody
Dixon
Dr. Dixon
M. Sayford
New York
New England Association
Faneuil Hall
Revere Beach
Dean's Ointment for Delicate Skin Cures Eczema
A compact ad-style note promotes Dean's ointment as a remedy for eczema and other skin disorders. It claims the product soothes even the most delicate skin without harm and is available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
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Legion of Honor
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Lynn Spiritualists' Association
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Alex, Caird
M. D
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Fightend Hall
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Paine Memorial
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