His Fatal Love and Four Thousand Four Hundred Dollars for Corsets
Dr. Caldwell, father of Hotel Endicott victim Dr. Franklin Caldwell, disputes claims Mrs. Mary Hayes shot him and killed herself. He recalls Franklin’s farewell plan and a fraught encounter with Hayes, while police maintain Hayes was the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpw York
D. M. Caldwell
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Franklin L. Caldwell
Hotel Endicott
Mary Hayes
Franklin
Woman discharges revolver in attempt to scare burglars
In a Brooklyn home Mrs. Rieffel fired a revolver to frighten intruders but accidentally struck her child. The incident occurred as she sought to protect her family, authorities said.
Free to the Ruptured MR Rice Offers Free Trial Cure
Dr W S Rice the noted authority at 695 N Main St Adams NY announces a free trial of his rupture cure the Rice method claiming pain free results without operation or time lost from work. He cites 72 year old Charles Lange Morrison Ill as a success and urges readers to write for the free trial and refer others in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Rice
N. Main St
Adams, N. Y
Charles Lange
Morrison
Lange
Dr. Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
Boston
Old Hallock Institute
Court
Mass
Hallock Medical Institute
Tady
J P. Adams
DR. M. Solman CO
Tremont St
Prince Philip Refuses 22000 Franc Corset Bill
Wiener Exhablatt reports Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg battles a 22 000 franc claim from Paris firm Josselin Company over expensive corsets charging the princess Louise's debts. He calls the amount exorbitant and notes no wearer could use such sums in a year. The firm pursues legal action to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiener Exhablatt
Prince Philip
Saxe- Coburg
Louise
Josselin Company
Paris
Pittsburg Home to Major Advertising Agency
In Pittsburg the city hosts E. P. Remington advertising agency occupying the Penn building's second floor at Seventh street and Penn avenue. Established in 1886 the agency's offices are elaborately fitted up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
E. P. Remington
Penn Building
Seventh Street
Penn Avenue
Water Front Wrecks and Fleet Movements Reported
Wreckers finish the job on coal barges Otto and Keystone ashore at Boston Light while Gate City breaks early. Turret Bay completes 1315 tons of coal voyage from Cape Breton, Furness liner Georgian returns from Liverpool with cargo and 40 tons, and a fleet of lake barges under Curran & Burton expands along the Atlantic coast. Local maritime items cover crews earnings, vessel commissioning, and arrivals at Kingston and Long Wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto
Keystone
Boston Light
Gate City
East Moriches
Haley
Red Star Towing Line
Kilham
Beverly
James R. Clark
T Wharf
Yarmouth
N. S&s
Cape Breton
Turret Bay
Newcastle-on- Tyne
Furness
Parker
New York
London
Liverpool
Fuiness
Marshall L. Adams
Heathmore
Glasgow
Atlantic
J. C. Gilchrist
Cleveland
Curran & Burton
Emil Saxton
F. A. Georges
Saxton
Alderman Dixon
Atlantic Yacht Club
Simpson
Roxbury
S. F. N. Badger
Charlestown
Mary W. Bowen
Whitman Chase
Constellation
Nat Watson
Tallahassee
Lewis Wharf
Savannah
Chattahoochee
City of Macon
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
Kingston
Long Wharf
Marguerite
Providence
Newport News
Widow fatally wounds daughter during failed burglary defense
Mrs. Eugene Rieffel of Brooklyn awoke to a burglar alarm and, while reaching for her revolver to scare intruders, tripped and accidentally shot her 18 year old daughter Helen. The incident occurred at 11066 Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Rieffel
Park Place
Brooklyn
Helen
Remington Agency Handles Large Volume of Advertising Work
The Remington agency operates two rooms totaling about 250 feet for 38 employees. Daily mail ranges from 30 to 700 letters with about 400 letters sent out. They place ads in nine thousand papers and numerous magazines. Nine firms spend $50,000+ yearly on ads, and a contract covering leading papers in 30 states costs $300 quarterly. An express shipment handles this bulky account. The agency also offers advertising writers to craft designs and text for clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remington
Express
Remington Agency
Unite States
United States
New York City
Keene’s Watch Storer
Washington St
Boston
Fulton St
New York
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Green v Damrell on Tenement Permit
The full bench refuses P Robert Green's petition for a writ of mandamus seeking a permit to convert his North and Fulton streets land’s building into a tenement. Damrell, the building commissioner, refused the permit citing non fireproof plans. Green’s Board of Appeal loss preceded the Supreme Court appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
P. Robert Green
John S. Damrell
Green
Fulton Streets
Board of Appeal
Four Day Furniture Clearance At Paine Ware Rooms
Yesterday closed the second of four days of a furniture clearance sale at the Paine ware rooms on Canal street. Crowds overshadowed day one while the Thursday display of furniture gold was removed, suggesting new stock for the third day. The event appears poised to be the most successful sale ever held in these warerooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
Callender Files Bankruptcy Petition in U S District Court
C E Callender, a Stockbridge manufacturer, files a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the U S District Court with total liabilities of 175660.33. Unsecured claims include Carter Rice & Co 493.89 Cunningham Iron 825 and several Morey Co notes totaling 1852.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. EB. Callender
Stockbridge
United States District Court
Boston
Carter, Rice & Co
Cunningham Iron Company
W. A. Wood & Co
Morey & Co
Barkentine Stephen G Hart and allied vessels listed
The schooners J Holmes Birdsall Old F Point Comfort Massasoit and Wandman are noted along with Portland Guadaloupe St John New Brunswick and Newport News in Virginia as related to the Barkentine Stephen G Hart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkentine
Stephen G. Hart
Portland
Guadaloupe
J. Holmes Birdsall
Point Comfort
Massasoit
Newport News
Wandman
St. John
N. B
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Princess Louise
MR. Chal Lange
Remington Agency of
Was. Rieffel
Helen Rieffel
DR. M. G. M’laughlin
Broadway
Damrell
Frey
Maca CO
O. Bt
Klein's Prabmact
Om Boyloten
Walger-Rintalo
Lowey Be
Callender
Shipping News
Uem
Georgian
Frederick Leyland & Co
Pallister
Louis
Prince George
Louisburg
C. B
Hector
Shawmut
Simon J. Murphy
Barkentine Bruce Trawkins
Brunswick
Harold J. Parks
Lockport
Henry
Little
Rockport
N. J
Plymouth
Salem
Waltham
Philadelphia
Sunbury
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Room
Milk Street
Ben
J. F. Stevens
Alfred Db
Foster
Ss. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Ill
South Side Mining Company
Inwa
Michigan
Devonshire Street
Marc
James H, Kerrigan
Medical
Dominion Line
Queenstown
Fitchburg R. R
New England
Dominion
Cameroman
Renues
State Street
PR. Adams
DR. Tolman
Crs
Hargrove
Washington Street
Parisian Remedy CO
Tremont Et
OR. & Mirs
Gahan
Tremont Street
J. E. Frothingham
Allston, Cor
Bulfineh St
Bowdoin Square
Thompson
J. BE. Bishop
Immonwealth
State House
Committee On Fisheries and Came
Hancock
State Feleuse
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Frank J.batchellor
Arother
Charles R. Johnson
Charles E. Haywood
Massachus
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Water Supply
Hyde Park Water Company
Dedham
H. Hanson
H. Borowskry
Warren Line
Sachem
Sagamore
Kansas
Warren & CO
Cunard Line
Altonia
New
Company
Offfice
Aldpxander Martin
Savannah Line Ocean Steamship Co
Florida
N. Y
Summer Street
E. H. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Sound Line
Metropolitan S. 8. Co
Ocean Steamship Company
New Pier 35
North River
A. Dew. Sampson
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Sailincs
F. P. Wing
Agent Central Wharf
B. Sampson
State St
Fiske Building
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Texas
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
E. E. Currier
N. E
Edwin Hawley
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines Horfolk
Baltimore
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
J. W. McCloskey
R. I
Portland Steamship CO
Gov
India Wharf
Chas. Kk. Lewis
Yarmouth Steamship Co., Ltd
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Bill Ney
J. C. Cobb
Roxbury Wharf and ‘Terminal Company
Fred Joy
Thomas F. Porter
Massachus Sells
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston Park Commission
A. Maxwill
A. P. Russell
Ommonwealth
Charles H. Innes
Archie N. Frost
W. Hazelton
Fred C. Gilpatric
Massachuc
Boston Post
Beenes
Tilden
Summer St
Robinson
Eliot i
Arlington
Massachusetts Ave
Bath
Albany
Eustis St
Munro’s
Eliot St
Columbus SQ
Dover ST
Sharon ST
Harrison Ave
Hudson ST
Casey
Chelsea
Mt. Hope
Exchange St
Thos. Phakins CO
Merchants Row
Briggs
Milk St
Warrenton St
El-Eod
G. M. Golding
Shawmut St
Burrell St
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph W. Redding
T Water St
Church Green
Southern Station
W. B. White & 4
Pensions
A. S. Woodbury
Court’ Square
M. S. Hoyt
Geo. B. Moorh
Grand Army Record Office
Cornhill
RAL JS
Dams Sq
C. J. Batmman
Exchange Place
Europe
Jay St
Cambridgeport
Suffolk
Rufus G. A. Prich- Man
Bangor
Maine
George T. MoOoby
Iaking
John W. Metra
Pagquire
Eugene Tappan
Albert
S. J. Eaton
Segreganset
J Dares
The
Post
England Structural CO
Atlantic Works
East
P. B. Sanford Coo
Bedford St
Putnam St
Somerville
Npon
Federal St. c3
Bird St
Town Farms
Sturner
Enterprise Mfg. CO
Cincinnati
Chas. Marshall
Msgr
Astrology
Scientific
le Normand
Pat Mist
Hotel Touraine
LE Comte Edmond Naganzi
Columbus Ave
Hotel Clifton
Sener
Shawmut Ave
Waterford-Tremont ‘Sts
Bell 1
Bramley
Locust St
F. Johnson
Hanover Street
Bay State
John C. Haynes & CO
GooDp
Watson’s
Columbus Av
Springfels Symphony Orchestra
the Post
Winsor Hotel
West Acton
Dudley St
Howard St
West Somerville
M. W. Carr & CO
Mutual Loan CO
T Water
Tolman
BP. Martin
Masters
Arcadeau
Park Square
F. T. Bridge
Grove Hall
Marshall
Slye
Waltz
Merrimac St
Arch Paper
Auburn St
J. Aronson
Cobb St
Cor
Waston At
Iisifateneg
Prssate- An
Tily Best
Dee Reid
Abrams & CO
Fries i
FOGG
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