King-Crowther Oil Shares Pick Up Steam
King-Crowther Corporation owner of a 142 square mile luminant oil field offers stock at 1 per share par value. Analysts point to dividends from Standard Oil and a bright future as small blocks, bought for a few hundred dollars, could yield a comfortable fortune. Interesting contact points listed: Boston New York Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh San Antonio for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance
Standard Oil Company
King- Crowther Corporation
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
Union Securities CO
Half a Million Pounds of Fresh Fish Landed at Wharves
The fleet that arrived since Saturday closed piled about five hundred thousand pounds of fresh cod and other fish. Vessels included Lucinda I. Lowell, Navahoe, Speculator, Vera, Joseph P. Johnson, and others with assorted catches. Prices ranged from 1-2 to 3 1/4 per pound for haddock. A mischiefly lad raised the union jack to half mast on the steamer Boston, later corrected. Various ship movements, arrivals, illnesses, and salvage actions noted along with import and export totals for the week compared to last year. The A. E. Why land sale, Eleanor A. Percy watch, and a wreck at Baker’s Island figure in ongoing harbor activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda I. Lowell
Navahoe
Speculator
Vera
Benjamin IF. Phillips
Effie M. Morrissey
Joseph P. Johnson
Emerald
Venture
Dorcas
Samoset
Rose Standish
Allen H. Jones
Sylph
Mary Cabral
Haddock
Boston
Long Wharf
Johnson
Lewis Wharf
Roxbury
New York
Ongel
Charleston
Rockwell
West Indies
Admiral Schley
Jamaica
Philadelphia
A. E. Whyland
Canso
Massachusetts
Duxbury
John Carroll
Eleanor A. Percy
Red Star
Gladiator
John H. Paul, Jr
Rebecca Palmer
Sargent’s Wharf
Elsie
Governor Andrew
Hingham
Atlantic Works
George A. Carlisle
Marie Palmer
Southport
N. C
Prescott Palmer
Baltimore
Sumner
Monumental
Bath
Roderick McNeill
T Wharf
Georges
Alfred Sorensen
Clara Clarita
Trilby
Sears
Long Island
Mystic
Louisburg
C. B
Everett
Wintringham
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Samuel Bernard
Honeybrook
Baker's Island
Razor Used in Domestic Assault Arrests
Alfonso Franco 35 was arrested by Division 1 officers on assault with a razor against Ventura Franco 45 at 419 Hanover Street where Alfonso had lodged. Gabrielle Franco, Alfonso’s brother, was cut on the thumb while trying to pacify the incident. Ventura keeps a board in the house, and Alfonso, said to be a heavy drinker, had been asked to move out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfonso Franco
Division 1
Ventura Franco
Franco
Gabrielle
Alfonso
Ventura
Hanover Street
Boston School Holiday Likely Endorsed by Officials
Dr Harkins of the school committee spent the day canvassing members in support of a Thursday holiday for Boston school children. Seven members assented, Superintendent Renver approved, and President Cushing was impressed. If he approves the move he can order the holiday today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Harkins
Wha
Renver
Cushing
Speculators Bid Up Prices In Stock Market Roundup
A brisk day in New York and Boston markets saw copper and mining shares rise while some high priced coppers weakened. Dominion Iron and Steel faced a new ten million dollar common stock issue, and plans for a large dividend or payout were outlined by Hayden, Stone. Market action highlighted heavy buying in Arcadian and Dominion Coal with traders eyeing potential reorganizations and long term value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Dominion Securities and Planters
Compress
Trinity
Arcadian
Supreme Court
Chase & Barstow
Old Colony
Mayflower
Rhode Island
Victoria
Montreal
Amalgamated
Osceola
Copper Range Consolidated
Dominion Coal
Towle & Fitzgerald
Shorts
Dominion Iron and Steel
Hayden, Stone & Co
Newfoundland
Sydney
Rompers
Dominion Coal Company
Iron Company
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul
Rock Island
Baltimore & Ohio
Illinois Central
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Evansville
Terre Haute
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Iowa Central
Missouri Pacific
Ex-dividend and security turnover report
Ex dividend noted with total sales across listed stocks 64 163 shares and bonds 89 200 dollars. Unlisted stocks 13 878 shares and bonds 53 000 dollars, indicating market activity and asset classes involved.
Dean's Ointment Cure Claim Pitches Instant Relief
An ad claims itch ing piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment offering instant relief and a permanent cure at any drug store for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Prince Henry Visit Stirs Reichstag Debate in Germany
March 3 Reichstag session features Hasse praising Prince Henry’s US visit as strengthening German American ties while Gradnauer mocks imagined gains. Count Von Buelow defends aims as nonpolitical and urges peaceful, reciprocal relations between Germany and the United States. Remarks touch on South Africa Armenia Philippines Finland policy fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emorlin
Reichstag
Herr Hasse
Prince Henry
United States
Great Britain
Herr Gradnauer
Gradnauer
Count von Buelow
Prussia
Germany
Frederick
Washington
Thare
South Africa
Err Gradnauer
Armenia
Philippine Islands
Finland
Spiritual Retreat for Men at St Patrick's Roxbury
The Holy Name Society of St Patrick's Church Roxbury offers a men’s spiritual retreat from Passion Sunday March 16 to Palm Sunday March 23. Preachers include Rev James Anthony Walsh Rev Francis X Dolan D D Rev D T O Sullivan S J Rev F L Kenzel C SS R Rev P J Supple D D and Rev James F Stanton with confessions Saturday and Holy Communion for retreatants on Palm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Society of
St. Patrick's Church
Roxbury
God
James Anthony Walsh
Jesus Christ
Francis X. Dolan
D. D
Satan
D. T. O'Sullivan
S. J
F.L. Kenzel
C. SS. R
P. J. Supple
James F. Stanton
Shipping News Miniature Almanac
Shipping items list arrivals and sailings with many ship names, ports, and cargos. Vessels include New England James Pocahontas Richards and Co., City of Macon United Fruit Company, Ivernia Kansas, Mystic, Estelle Phinney, and many others with freight passengers wool and coal notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
James
Alexandria
Naples
Gibraltar
Richards, Mills & Co
Pocahontas
Palermo
Phelps Bros. & Co
Admiral Schley
Jangen
Port
Fallas
M. B. Stetson
Cavens
Rockport
Nottingham
Tingle
Salem
Triton
Beonjamin
Kennebec
James Woolley
Guilmet
Lynn
Preston
Philadelphia
Slearnd
Ivernia
Kansas
Liverpool
Estelle Phinney
Clark's Cove
Norfolk
Charlotte M. Miller
Stonington
New York
West Northwest
Mystic
Louisburg
C. B
Navahoe
St. Croix
Portland
Penobscot
Winterport
Gloucester
Baltimore
H. F. Dimock
Mary Sanford
Charleaton
D. C
Cordelia KH
Waltham
Mysterious Injured Man Placed At Haymarket Relief Station
Officials seek to identify a man brought from Ket terer's Hotel on Canal Street after a fall left him with a fractured skull. On the dangerous list and dying, he is 45 to 60 years old, 5 feet 11 inches, about 170 pounds, with gray hair and mustache, hazel eyes, one missing upper tooth, a broken nose, and tar-stained fingers from rigging work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket Square
Ketterer
Canal Street
Banquet and Ball for Prince Henry in Chicago
Chicago welcomed Prince Henry of Prussia with torches electric lights and cheering crowds as his train arrived. Mayor Harrison greeted him at the depot and the prince attended a banquet at the Auditorium with leaders including Admiral Evans and Governor Yates. A German choral festival followed at the armory and a grand ball at the Auditorium capped the day with decorations blending German and American colors and a procession through packed streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prince Henry of Prussia
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Harrison
Auditorium Hotel
Prince
Jackson Boulevard Bridge
Michigan Avenue
Alton Station
Walter Wever
Prince Henry
Common Council
Mayor Harrison
Admiral Evans
Auditorium
Major Harrison
Secretary Hill
Franklin MacVeagh
von Tirpitz
Robert T. Lincoln
von Plessen
Otis
Cowles
Eddy
Germany
United States
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Bob’ ‘Evans
First Infantry
Chicago Ladies’ Choral Society
T. J. Lefens
E. F. L. Gauss
Ladies
Auditorum
Carter Harrison
Richard Yates
Roosevelt
Society Guesswork Grows Over Prince Henry Reception Guest List
Cambridge and Boston society circles speculate on who will attend the Germanic Museum Association event honoring Prince Henry at Professor Hugo Munsterberg's home. The Post reports Mrs. Jack Gardner as the only woman attendee aside from official wives and presidents of Radcliffe and Wellesley. About 150 invitations have been accepted, with many more expected among university officers and museum supporters. Governors, adjutant general, Boston and Cambridge mayors, and notable benefactors are among the invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Agassiz
Hazard
Wellesley
Miss Irwin
Morgan
Prince Henry
Harvard
Barrett Wendell
A. C. Coolidge
Dr. Skinner
W. M. Trawrence
W. H. Reed
L. J. Demeter
Co. J. Kullmer
G.H. Chase
V. L. Kennedy
J. G. Hart
R. O.von Mach
P. la Rose
C. H. Ashton
University Wall
Capen
Tufts
Warren
Boston University
Radcliffe College
Pritchett
Cambridge
Boston
Germanic Museum Association
Hugo ‘Munsterberg
University
Sach
Museum
Prince Henry Visit Prompts State House Security Plan
The State House will close to the public next Thursday for Prince Henry's visit. Only lawmakers, reporters covering proceedings, and state department staff with special tickets may enter. Police from Station 3 will guard inside while the naval militia guards the front. Governor Crane will host in the executive chamber with Lt. Governor Bates. About 272 tickets will be issued to legislators and guests, with galleries reserved for the Governor, reporters, and the Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
State House
Naval
Crane
Bates
City Hall
Soule
Senate
Myers
Prince Henry to Visit Boston Amid Sunny Forecast
Weather officials predicted warm, sunny conditions for Prince Henry's Boston visit with no storm in sight. Washington forecasts aligned, stating clear weather through Thursday when the prince is due to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
Boston
Weather Bureau
Post
State House
Weather Office
Washington
Changes in Prince Henry banquet guest list
Secretary Curran announced replacements and additions for Prince Henry’s banquet. New presiding figures include Robert B. Edes as Old Guard president and Dr. Francis H. Brown as Sons of the American Revolution head. Adds include Melvin O. Adams and Charles B. Amory plus several notable guests from Harvard and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curran
Prince Henry's
Robert 8. Peabody
State Street
Charles A. Cummings
Boston Society of Architects
Robert B. Edes
Solomon A. Bolster
Old Guard of Massachusetts
Francis H. Brown
Francis H. Appleton
Sons of the American Revolution
William N. Young
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics’ Association
Massachusetts Builders’ Association
Horace H. Watson
Frederick B. Carpenter
Edward D. Blake
Melvin O. Adams
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Charles B. Amory
The
Loyal Legion
Fitzhugh Lee
Charlotteville
Police detail for Prince Henry visit outlined
The police detail for Prince Henry's visit will include four captains thirty sergeants two mounted men and about seven hundred patrolmen. Officers from divisions 1 3 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 and Dorchester will assemble at specified times to escort the prince from the Cambridge line to Hotel Somerset and to the depot with mounted units led by Captain Hall and Sergeant Stone coordinating at Dewey square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
Deweyequere
Summer Street
Pierce
Mapok
Cambridge
Boston
Harvard Bridge
Foster
Court Square
Gaskin
State House
Gain
Hall
Stone
Dewey Square
Dorchester
Laundry Club Banquet Held at United States Hotel
The New England Laundry Club banquet was held last evening at the United States Hotel with 60 members present. Officers elected prior to the dinner were President Lewis K. Speare Vice-President J B Morton Treasurer James H Connolly and Secretary KB B Barney. Alderman Miller of Dorchester spoke briefly followed by vaudeville entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Soare
The
Baltic Mining Company
Trimountain
James Lewis & Jo
London
United States
Europe
England
France
Hancock (Michigan) Journal
Mohawk
F. L. Dabney & Co
Exchange Place
Exchange Building
A. 8. Leland Co
New England Laundry Club
United States Hotel
Lewis K. Speare
J. B. Morton
James H. Connolly
KB. B. Barney
Alderman Miller
Dorchester
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Standard Oil
Vupon
Etter
Hargut & Freese
B’way,N.y
Summer St
Brattle St
Harvard Sq
Heath
Boston Stock Sales
Bell Tel Ds
Tel & Tel
Dept. B. P
Water St
Boston, Muss
Central
Ss O
Do Seri Ill Steel
K C
Ae Kc
Sti & C
T &T
STOC
Allouez Mining
Cone
Ag Chemical
Pneu Ser
At & Tel
Arcadian Mining
Arnold Ee
Bingham Conn
Boston &Albany
Daly-West
Dom Coal Mining
Dom Iron & Stee
Elm River
Fitchbu Ao
Franklin Ping
General Electric
Guanajuato
Isle Royale Mining
Mass Electric
Mergenthaler
Tellance Michigan Mining
Mohawk Mining
Mont C
Mont & Bos
Gas & Sake
Parrot Mining
Pere Margaret
Phenix
Pullman Co
Quincy Mining
Reece Buttonhole
Rutland Peeef
Swift & Co Santa Fe Mining
Tamarack Mining
Tecumseh Mining Trimountain
Trinity Mining
Gane Ee Seeee
U S Stee
Utah Mining
Naan
Victoria Mining
Oe Tel
Winona, Mining
Wolverine Minao
Yandot Mining
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Rae
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Chicago, & East Ilinois
Chicago & Great Western
Northwestern
Colorado Southern
J & Hudson
Great Northern
Lake Erie
Newark Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
San Fran
Straits Southwestern
St Paul
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific
Toledo, St Louis & Do
Union Pacific
Osscone Ee
Weemis
Wiscon
Forergy Copper & Foun
Anaconda Mining Co
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado Fuel Iron
Consolidated Gas
General Electric Glucose
My Toy National Biscuit
Pacific Mail
North American
Eee
People's Gas Agence
Coal & Iron
Union B & P Co
Western Union
America
Shipping News
Brown
John Perkins, JR
Roxbury Horse Guards
Prof.munsterberg
Henry W. Putnam
Carl Schurz
Fred W. Holls
Heinrich Conreid
Jagemann
Harvard College
Bartlett
Messrs. Putnam
Schurz
Holls
Conreid
M. H. Morgan
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