Witte Still in Council Spier Lost in Market
New York May 11 Investigations into the mysterious death of Charles L Spier confidential agent for H H Rogers reveal heavy stock market involvement. Securities valued at 180 000 deposited with Keech Loew Co as collateral rereturned after promise to replace it not kept. Rogers pressed Spier for securities and later entrusted 840 000 in bonds for a new company.
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ST. Petersburg
Council of the Empire
Winter Palace
Count Witte
New York
Charles L. Spier
H. H. Rogers
Staten Island
Spler
Keech, Loew & C Co
Gard
Spier
Rogers
Spiér
May Frost Ruins Conn Peach Crop at Pomfret
A heavy frost across Pomfret and surrounding areas destroyed peach crops and early vegetables. The May night was among the coldest on record, with extensive damage to hundreds of acres of trees and fields.
Rich children dispense joy at MSPCC junior reception
About 50 Back Bay youths toured destitute children's living rooms on Mt Vernon Street visiting with the homes’ youngsters. They distributed gifts, shared kindness, and left happiness behind. A downstairs luncheon followed, organized by the junior branch committee including Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw Jr, Mrs Bernard C. Weir, Mr Russell S. Codman, Katherine Fay and Mrs E S Webster.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of
Back Bay
Mt. Vernon Street
Quincy A. Shaw, Jr
Bernard C. Weir
Russell S. Codman
Katherine Fay
E.S. Webster
Heart Cure Promise from Dr Miles Advertisement
A testimonial claims heart affections worsen without removal of cause and praise Dr Miles Heart Cure plus Nervine for restoring health. Reverend W A Robins of Port Edgar Ont credits two months of use with returning to comparative health and notes a money back guarantee on first bottle.
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Miles
W. A. Robins
Port Eigin
Ont
Dorchester Parents Speak on California Marriage
The parents of Arthur G. Jones of Dorchester deny any mystery about his California marriage. Mrs. L. EB. H. Jones says their son, 26, of Boston, wed Genevieve L. Hughes, 25, of Denver, with parental consent. The couple gave their names to Los Angeles officials and plan to bring the bride home soon.
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Arthur G. Jones
Dorchester
L. EB. H. Jones
Sawyer Avenue
California
Los Angeles
West
Mrs. Jones
San Francisco
Jones
Boston
Genevieve L. Hughes
Denver
Retail Grocers Prepare Sixth Boston Food Fair
The Boston Retail Grocers' Association plans its sixth food fair at Mechanics' Building for four weeks starting October 1. Sousa's Band will perform among attractions. Exhibition committee members include Charles R. Fuller and Walter K. Hutchinson with John B. Robinson Fred E. Cheney Harvey L. Thompson Charles M. Earle and F. E. Willis. Fair officers are Frank H. Haynes general manager John H. Brown secretary treasurer and Edwin B. Pillsbury press representative.
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Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Boston
Sousa
Charles R. Fuller
Walter K. Hutchinson
John B. Robinson
Fred E. Cheney
Harveyl. Thompson
Charles M. Earle
F. E. Willis
Frank H. Haynes
John H. Brown
Edwin B. Pillsbury
Bryan Signals 1908 Nomination Question
W J Bryan remains in Egypt and states he will not seek another nomination unless circumstances demand it. He emphasizes that the key issue is who is most available in 1908, but time will determine any move.
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ST. Louis
M. Cc. Wetmore
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
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