Unclaimed Deposits Stand at Boston Five Cents Bank
State Treasurer Stevens holds about 2,674.91 in uncalled deposits from nearly 20,000 depositors with few over 50 dollars. Claimants must prove entitlement for sums above 50 dollars through the State Supreme Court, while smaller claims under 50 are paid directly after audit validation. A list names many individuals and amounts awaiting claims.
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Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Stevens
State Supreme Court
Long-lost depositors’ balances bring hopeful claimants to Bank
A publication listing balances held over 30 years drew crowds to School street bank. A woman proved her kin and received six cents from her mother’s Five Cents Saving Bank balance after verification by the State auditor and treasurer. Most forgotten fortunes are under three dollars, with thousands under ten cents.
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School Street
Five Cents Saving Bank
Henry Jones
ZEMO advertised as cure for pimples and skin ailments
The ad promotes a 25 cent bottle of ZEMO a clean antiseptic solution that claims to clear pimples blackheads and eczema sores with one application It promises instant itching relief and includes testimonials from Miss E N in St Louis and mentions distribution through E W Rose Medicine Co and Riker Jaynes Drug Stores Boston
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Zemo
E. N
Rugby Place
Stt. Louis
E. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Boston
Moose Chief Lentz to Speak at Moose Gathering
At Faneuil Hall Thursday evening Hon John J Lentz former Ohio congressman and national president of the American Insurance Union will address Boston Lodge and other Loyal Order of Moose members in Greater Boston on the Moose University at Moosehead Ind. Lentz now heads the law firm Lentz Karus Linton Mengst and is regarded as a leading fraternalist. Boston Lodge No 34 holds its annual election Friday.
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Faneuil Hall
John J. Lentz
Ohio
American Insurance Union
Boston Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Greater Boston
New Moose University
Moosehead
Ind
Lentz
George K. Nash
Lentz, Karus, Linton & Mengst
Funeral of Loretta M Callahan in Jamaica Plain
The funeral for Loretta M Callahan of Jamaica Plain who died last week of pneumonia was held yesterday from her Hutchins Avenue home. A solemn requiem mass was at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with Rev. Joseph P. Mahar. Pallbearers were Leo G Fay John Beall John E Tipping Francis McGuire James Dowling and John McDonald. Interment followed at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden. She leaves a widowed mother three brothers and a sister.
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Loretta M. Callahan
Jamaica Plain
Hutchins Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Joseph P. Mahar
Leo G. Fay
John Beall
John E. Tipping
Francis McGuire
James Dowling
John McDonald
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Callahan
Iowa Death List Grows After Tornado Strikes
Bartlett reports additional deaths including Edward Dendean and two family members. Beebe victim Kate Cavanaugh critically injured. Hopper family severely affected with a father found unconscious after being carried by the tornado. Destruction hits Magnolia California Junction Blackburn Missouri Valley and Malvern with major property losses. A bridge 2 feet of the Chicago and Great Western line was blown away three miles east of Council Bluffs.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Bartlett
Edward Dendean
Beebe
Kate Cavanaugh
Lee Hopper
Neola
Hopper
Magnolia
California Junction
Blackburn
Missouri Valley
Malvern
Chicago & Great Western
Omaha the Chicago of the great West city profile
The article presents Omaha on the Missouri River as a major midwestern hub. It cites population figures around 124,096 with conservative 1912 estimates near 151,312, and highlights Omaha as a leading livestock and packing center, grain market, feeder sheep market, butter producer, and large bank clearings. It notes rail network, manufacturing output valued at 205 million in 1911, strong civic institutions, low mortality due to spacious homes, and Alfred P. D. Jones founding the city in 1853 with the name meaning above the others.
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Omaha
Missouri River
Kansas
South Dakota
United States
Chicago
New York
Nebraska
Pas
Alfred PD. Jones
Philadelphia
Jones
Council Bluffs
Great West
D D D Prescription for Eczema Promises Instant Relief
Itching skin eruptions and eczema yield to D D D Pre scription for Eczema a penetrating liquid that claims to destroy germs under the skin and relieve itch immediately. A 50c bottle is offered with a guarantee that if it does not relieve distress it costs nothing. Available at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and other druggists.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug
Wilson Offers Aid to Omaha Mayor
President Wilson telegraphed Omaha Mayor James C. Dahlman expressing distress over Nebraska news and offering help. Dahlman replied that assistance was not needed but appreciated the offer.
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Wilson
Omaha
Washington
James C. Dahlman
Nebraska
Dahlman
Omaha as a thriving western city in early records
The article extols Omaha as a major western hub with a half million dollar City Hall and landmarks in lumber mining and jewelry. It highlights parks real estate growth and claims of healthiness for a city over 100000 population, plus rapid livestock industry expansion and extensive street and utility networks.
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Omaha
Ua Diawa
Ica Saaee
Tornado kills seven and wounds seventeen at Berlin Neb
A tornado hit Berlin Neb last evening at 6 30 destroying all buildings on the business street and most others. Seven dead and 17 injured were reported as fires broke out in wrecked homes. Physicians from Avoca and Syracuse tended the injured and victims were placed in the church used as a morgue.
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Lincoln
Neb
Berlin
Avoca
Syracuse
Perth Indiana Wiped From Map By Tornado Night
Perth a town of 400 in Clay county Indiana was practically wiped off the map by a tornado last night only one person a 7 year old child was injured nearly every building in the place was wrecked or damaged
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Brazil
Ind
Perth
Clay County
Fire destroys four story office building in Wheaton
A four story office building of the Aurora Elgin and Chicago electric railway in Wheaton Illinois was destroyed by fire early today. The loss is estimated at 40000 dollars and is blamed on lightning.
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Wheaton
Illinois
Ill
Aurora, Elgin & Chicago Electric Railway
Tornado Demolishes Missouri Village. Three Die
A tornado leveled the village of Flag Spring north of St. Joseph Missouri last night. Three people died including Mr. and Mrs. Armfield whose home burned after the collapse. A man named Reed was reported killed.
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ST. Joseph
Flag Spring
Father Armfield
Armfield
Reed
Storm Hits Elgin Wrecking Homes and Slaughtering Cattle
A severe storm swept Elgin Illinois early today wrecking three houses and badly damaging twenty. Reports from the dairy district indicate more than 100 head of cattle killed in the same event.
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Elgin
Ill
Cambridge Attorneys Win Point Over Free Law Bureau
Cambridge lawyers protested a Harvard Law School student run law bureau offering free advice to those unable to hire professional lawyers. Phillips Brooks House announced amendments to limit services to truly needy individuals unable to afford legal talent.
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Cambridge
Harvard Law School
Phillips Brooks House
Harvard
Brooks House
Prospect Union Building
Cambridge City Hall
Bureau
Redberry Club Plans Reunion at Hotel Somerset
Redberry Night set for April 2 at the Hotel Somerset to cap a world famous annual gathering. Mayor Fitzgerald chairs the committee with plans for 9 to 2, featuring theatre talent and political dignitaries from New England and beyond.
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Hotel Somerset
Old Orchard Beach
Fitzgerald
New England
James O'Donnell
Lowell
Scanlon
Lawrence
Barry
Cambridge
O’connell
Worcester
John P. Feeney
Woburn
Guerin
Montreal
Richard Sullivan
Paine Furniture Announces Largest Spring Display Ever
Paine Furniture Company prepares a vast spring display at its Canal Street store highlighting wicker, enamel and silver gray finishes, rose pergola aisles, north shore slumber couch, Persian rugs, Holyrood textures, and a premium art room with European period reproductions.
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Paine Furniture Company
Park Square
Canal Street
North Shore
Paine Company
Holyrood
Scotland
Martha Washington
The
Boston
Hilles Calls on President Wilson in Augusta Visit
Charles Dr. Hilles secretary to former President Taft and chairman of the Republican national committee paid respects to President Wilson. He has spent three weeks on vacation in Augusta with Taft and will travel to New York to enter business pursuits.
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Washington
Charles Dr. Hilles
Taft
Republican National Committee
Wilson
Veteran Clerk Accused of Postal Robbery in Newport
Charles H. Peckham, a 20 year veteran postal clerk in Newport Rhode Island, was arrested today on charges of robbing the mails.
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Newport
R. I
Charles H. Peckham
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