Crowther oil empire grows into a booming metropolis
King Crowther Corporation controls 91 040 acres of rich oil lands with many wells in full flow. A railroad from San Antonio to Crowther is under construction, pipe lines reach the sea, and Crowther is becoming a major city. The company dominates a field rivaling Pennsylvania Ohio or California and promises rich future dividends for investors.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
California
King-Crowther Corporation
San Antonio
Crowther
Premium
Premium Oil Co
Market Review and Outlook on a Quiet Week Ahead
Market conditions face three days with no trading due to holidays and a coal strike restraining activity. Bears may dominate early June as buyers wait, with little movement expected until after June 1. Henry Clews argues unions bear responsibility and the outcome will affect stock markets. notable weekly gains include Amalgamated Copper and several other major issues, while Boston shows broad gains across many names.
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Henry Clews
The
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Atchison
Preferred
Baltimore & Ohio
Big Four
Brooklyn Transit
Canadian Pacific
Colorado Fuel
Colorado Southern
Consolidated Gas
Cotton Oil
Delaware & Hudson
Erie
First Preferred
Great Northern
Ice
Lackawanna
Manhattan
Metropolitan
Kansas & Texas
Missouri Pacific
Lead
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northwestern
Pacific Mail
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Smelting & Refining
St. Louis
San Francisco
St. Paul
Sugar
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Union Pacific
Western Union
Westinghouse
Boston
Mohawk
Tama
Copper Range
American Agricultural Chemical
Atlantic
Centennial
Massachusetts Electric
Mass Mining
United States Oil
United Fruit
Dominion Coal
HEATH
Amalgamated Copper Company
Hudson County National Bank Bu Ding
Washington Street
Jersey
New Jersey
Hasen
Gaye Ockefeller
Good Samaritans Wanted by St Pauls Pastor Sermon
The Rev. Dr. Drew of St Pauls Colored Baptist Church urged a large audience last evening to act with a Good Samaritan spirit. He praised Lincoln for emancipation and warned Southern states move to undermine it by new constitutions. He urged Christians and true American patriots to oppose these trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
St. Paul’s
Perkins Institution Commencement At Boston Theatre
The Perkins Institution for the Blind holds its commencement in Boston Theatre on Tuesday at 3 o clock. Kinder garten literary and gymnastic exercises by pupils plus a piece by Thomas Stringer titled Air. Music by band orchestra and chorus. Rev Paul Revere Frothingham to give the kindergarten address. Tickets available from M Anagnos South Boston or at the salesroom for the blind 388 Boylston Street Boston.
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Perkins Institution
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Boston
Thomas Stringer
Paul Revere Frothingham
Ickets
M. Anagnos
Boylston Street
Bugler Dunne Honored at Colenso Discharged for Ill Health
Bugler Dunne of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers, famed for his Colenso stand under heavy fire, has been discharged from the British Army due to valvular heart disease. He spent about two months in hospital at Western Heights, Dover, after being wounded in the right arm while advancing with the firing line. Queen Victoria once summoned him to Osborne and gave him a bugle, and he appeared at the 1900 military tournament.
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Bugler
Dunne
Colenso
London
Dover
Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Dunnne
England
Queen Victoria
Osborne
New McKinley Card to Debut on Postal Issues
Washington May 25 within a few weeks two new faces will appear on US postal cards. The McKinley card will carry the portrait of the late President and go on sale in June. The first stamp in the new 18 cent denomination will feature former President Harrison and follow shortly after.
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Washington
United States
Harrison
Philippine Vote Deliberations Delay Canal and Cuba Bills
Washington May 2 The Senate will likely spend another full week on the Philippine bill with a midweek vote forecast. Debates on Nicaragua Canal and Cuban reciprocity follow, while beet sugar interests push to delay Cuban action and secure passage of other measures before July. Debate on immigration is set to resume Tuesday under House rules, with anti-anarchy and coinage bills to follow, likely occupying the week and delaying the Pacific cable measure to early June.
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Washington
Senate
Nicaragua
Isthmian Canal Committee
House
Committee On Rules
Loubet Greets Danish Royalty in Copenhagen May 95
President Loubet arrived in Copenhagen after a Baltic voyage on the Montcalm. King Christian and the Danish royal family greeted him by launch at Kronstadt and Amalienborg Castle hosted luncheon with toasts. The pair toured the city and bid farewell at the harbor amid cheers.
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Copenhagen
Loubet
Russia
Kronstadt
France
Montcalm
Baltic
Christian
Amalienborg Castle
M. Loubet
Lightning Hits Ellsworth Lumber Mill in Maine Fire
A heavy thunderstorm struck Ellsworth Maine last night damaging the Ellsworth Lumber Company mill with an estimated loss near $20,000 and little insurance. A stable on Main Street owned by Dr A C Haherthy also sustained slight damage from lightning.
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Ellsworth
Ellsworth Lumber Company
A.C. Haherthy
Marion Manola Returns From Boston After Appendix Operation
Marion Manola came back from Boston yesterday where she underwent an appendicitis operation. She is now living with her daughter in Flushing L I and is said to be looking well with her voice in excellent condition.
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New York
Marion Manola
Boston
Flushing, L. I
Tug Storm King and Mercury Aid Dry Docking Whiskey Cargo
The tug Storm King and Mercury assisted in lightering water from the steamer Indian all day to allow safe docking at high water. Pumps failed to relieve enough water to pass the sill, delaying cargo removal at Central wharf. docking at the empty dry dock will enable access to the whiskey cargo once water drains.
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Storm King
Mercury
Central Wharf
Boston's Oldest Resident Dead Nancy Washington 107
Boston's oldest resident Nancy Washington died Friday afternoon at the Home for Aged Colored Women 22 Hancock Street where she had been an inmate for 16 years She was born at 8 Myrtle Street April 15 17% Her father was a full blooded Indian and her mother an African She was married six times Funeral services will be held at the home at 12 o'clock today The body will be taken to Salem for burial.
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Nancy Washington
Boston
Hancock Street
Washington
Myrtle Street
Salem
Harbor Shipping Activity Amid Coal Strike Turbulence
The James S. Whitney resumes lower hold storage of dry goods as coal shortages force shift to soft coal for the trip from Wilmington. Vessels like the Canisteo anchor alone, while tug H. T. Minton replaces the John Cottingham after repairs. Several schooners and steamers arrive or depart, including the Nova Scotian Ensenada and the Wampanoag changing hands, with notices of fuel, cargoes, and port movements shaping a busy port scene under the cloud of a coal strike.
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James S. Whitney
India Wharf
Wilmington
Del
John Co. Cottingham
H. T. Minton
Pettys Island
N. J
Lyra
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Newport News
Boston Steamship Company
Williams
Marie Palmer
Rebecca Palmer
Tremont
Portland
Toy Line
New York
Providence
Brown
Canisteo
Sarah. H. Prior
Hastern Packet
Atlantic Avenue
Wampanoag
Everett
W. .Burdett
Liverpool
G. A. Corbett
Julia E. Whalen
Klondike
Long Wharf
Tela’ City
United States Revenue
Chandler
Emily
Fred Stubbs
Twharf
Gchobnets Mortis
H.” Perry
Joseph
May 26 Seaborne Arrivals and Departures Page Details
Daily maritime notices list ship arrivals and cargoes with origins such as Sagamore from Liverpool and Allan from Antwerp, plus multiple COAs to Warren Furness Withy A. C. Lombard, and United Fruit Company shipments. Also shows currents times, sun and moon data, and schooners sailing to Norfolk, Philadelphia, and Salem.
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Sagamore
Fenton
Liverpool
Warren. &Co
Acanthus
Allan
Antwerp
Furness, Withy & Co
Schwarzenfels
Ger
Calcutta
New York
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Farragut
Hopkins
Port
Morant
Jam
United Fruit Company
Mora
Harris
Louisburg
C. B
C. C. Marvel
Prince Geor
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Wit
J. F. Masters
Nantucket
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Navahoe, Johnson
Brunswick
William P. Clyde & Co
Orion, Smith
Newport News
Parthian
Briggs
Philadelphia
E. B. Sampson
City of Macon
Johnson
HE. H. Downing
James S. Whitney
Hallett
Henry. M. Whitney
Katahdin
Doane
Georgetown
City of Rockland
Pierce
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Kennebec
Thompson
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Park
Grace Déering
Gooding
Rosario
Buenos Ayres
Barbadoes
Lillian Woodruff
Lamoine
Farnham
Adda
C. A
Robert Everett
Martin
Benoit
Port Daniel
P. Q
B. B. Hardwick
Mussells
Clementsport
Mary A. Hall
Haskell
Charleston
Newrt News
M.D. Cressy
Orfolk
Agnes Manning
Pearce
St. Leon
Tracy
Ida
Jordan
Millbridge
Quincy
Allandale
Sadler
Ellsworth
Weymouth
Jenny Lind
Mitchell
Machias
Fiben Parsons
Smith
Newburyport
Tugs Spartan
Chandler
Concord
Hewitt
Salem
Mass
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Srainty
State Street
Nt Iss
Ankers
Premium Ol! Co
Union Securities Co
Water St
Good Samaritans
Bugler Dunne
Beecham
G. A
Canal St
ST. Jacobs
H. Cromwell
Dawson City
Mary’ Edith
Marshall L. Adams
Rienzi
Henrietta L. Martin
Albert Geiger
Zephyr
Cromwell
Eastern Railroad
Metropolis
John Fawcett
Carisbrook
Nash, Spaulding & Co
Fiske
New England
South Boston
Island
Miquelon
Whitburn
Merion
Queenstown
Volta River
Gold Coast
Africa
St. Vincent
Shipping News
Josephine Biullcott
Fernandina
Wesley M. Oler
Maria
Spartan
Buck Ridge
Thomaston
Ammond
Concoord
Grafton
Devon
Newport
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