King Crowther stock sale ends Friday 50 cents a share
A public notice touts the King Crowther Corporation offering treasury stock at 50 cents per share through Friday November 22. It claims 91,040 acres of oil lands in Texas, rapid development plans, and potential dividends, urging subscriptions of 100 shares or more and payments by certified check or money order.
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King- Crowther Corporation
King-Crowther Corporation
Atascosa
McMullen
Live Oak
Texas
Austin
John PD. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
King-Crowther ¢ Corporation
Boston
Treasury
Boston Pastor Brent Named Bishop for the Philippines
At the San Francisco triennial Episcopal conference Rev Charles H Brent of St Stephen's Boston was elected bishop for the Philippines. The election was wholehearted and unanimous, though Boston Episcopalians mourn the coming loss. Brent will remain in Boston until early spring and will make a public statement tomorrow morning.
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The
Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Charles H. Brent
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of
Boston
Philippines
Stokes
Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Two Years Live For Edward King’s Ilness Reported
London reports from unnamed doctors that King Edward II will not live more than two years. It is stated his disease is not cancer of the throat but remains in the lower tongue, a condition deemed fatal within the period. The king, aware of his prognosis, continues to smoke despite advice, trusting no improvement would occur.
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London
King Kedward
Lfe
Rioting in Galway during parliamentary contest
In Galway county a violent contest for the local seat pits Horace Plunkett against Colonel Arthur Lynch. Daily clashes involve sticks and bricks as police struggle to keep order. Plunkett’s committee rooms were damaged and numerous injuries are reported amid chaotic confrontations.
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Dublin
County
Galway
Horace Plunkett
South
Arthur Lynch
South Africa
Ransom Report on Miss Stone Unconfirmed by State Dept
At the American board offices no telegrams from Washington confirming Miss Stone's ransom had arrived by closing hour. Doara officials remain incredulous while Dr. Judson Smith and colleagues express cautious optimism, insisting brigands seek money and noting Consul-General Dickinson's diplomacy puzzled them.
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American Board
State Department
Washington
Miss Stone
Doara
Judson Smith
Dickinson
Bulgaria
Miss Stone Suffering In German Despatch Near Salonika
A Lokal Anzeiger despatch from Setia says the husband of Mime Tsilka received a letter from his wife stating Miss Stone and she are alive but suffering great weariness. Mme Tsilka believes they will soon be released near Salonika. The letter is undated.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Setia
Tsilka
Miss Stone
Mme
Salonika
Warner Nominated for Taunton Mayor by Republicans
Taunton Massachusetts on November 15 Richard E Warner a State Board of Arbitration member under Governor Russell was nominated for mayor by the local Republican party tonight.
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Taunton
Mass
Richard E. Warner
State Board of Arbitration
Russell
Harvard Graduates Hewlett and Terrell Named as Justices
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt appointed two African American men, Emanuel M. Hewlett and Robert N. Terrell, as justices of the peace. Hewlett, a veteran official dating to 1890, is the son of Harvard Professor A. M. Hewlett and trained in Boston schools before earning a Boston University law degree. Terrell, born in Orange County, Virginia in 1857, graduated cum laude from Harvard in 1881 and had no prior public office except a Treasury post under Harrison.
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Washington
Emanuel M. Hewlett
Robert N. Terrell
Roosevelt
Harvard
Hewlett
Harrison
A. M. Hewlett
Old Cambridge High School
Old Chauncy Hall
Boston
Boston University Law School
Treasury Department
Terrell
Orange County
Virginia
Locomotor Ataxia Patient Praises Pink Pills
Eli Potts of Waverly Ohio recounts recovery from locomotor ataxia after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He details nerve, muscle and sleep improvements and recommends the remedy. Notary W R A Hays certifies the affidavit dated November 4 1900. Available at druggists or direct from Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY priced 50 cents per box, six for 2.50.
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Eli Potts
Waverly
Ohio
Fourteenth Tennessee
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Defalcations at Williamsburg Savings Bank Probe
Williamsburg Savings Bank in Brooklyn suburbs uncovers alleged defalcations totaling about 960000. Harry E Corbett a longtime teller who died November 2 and George Zollinhofer a receiving teller are implicated. Zollinhofer confessed to president Meserole and cashier Burns that he and Corbett stole funds for two to three years for stock gambling, with losses estimated between 50000 and 60000. Zollinhofer cooperates with trust companies, while Corbett died in a Brooklyn hotel.
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New York
Williamsburg Savings Bank
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Harry E. Corbett
George Zollinhofer
Merchants’ National Bank of
Lowell
Mass
Harry BE. Corbett
Meserele
Zollinhofer
William Burns
Corbett
Burns
Meserole
Rathbun May Be Pat Crowe in Killer Plot
Louisville dispatch says Chief McMahon identifies Newell C. Rathbun as Pat Crowe, famed Omaha kidnapper, in a possible graveyard insurance scam. Rathbun describes plans involving a fake corpse, insurance, and desertion, while coroner Coots of Jeffersonville admits no autopsy was performed on the deceased tramp Good man, noting laudanum odor.
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Louisville
Little Rock
Ark
McMahon
Newell C. Rathbun
Pat’ Crowe
Edward Cudshy
Omaha
Rathbun
Sullivan
Coots
Jeffersonville
Goodman
Brockton Man Fatally Wounded in Hunting Accident
In Brockton on Nov 15 Leroy Thorpe 23 of Campello was shot in the head when Perley Ashley 16 of Brockton discharged a gun after Ashley stumbled near Avon railroad station during a hunting trip. Thorpe died soon after despite hospital care. Ashley surrendered and was later freed as the shooting was ruled accidental.
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Brockton
Leroy Thorpe
Campello
Perley Ashley
Avon
Ashley
Thorpe
Clan Mackintosh Ball Opens North Scottish Event
Clan Mackintosh No 13 O. 8 c. hosts a grand gathering with many Scottish friends and the flower of beauties of the north. The fragment hints at a festive ball celebrating Scottish heritage and social ties.
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Clan Mackintosh
17th Annual Scottish Concert and Ball in Cambridgeport
A crowd gathered last night in Prospect Hall Cambridgeport for the 17th annual concert and ball of the clan. The event featured a fully Scottish program with traditional music dances and attire.
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Prospect Hall
Cambridgeport
Delineator Magazine A Guide For Women’s Home Life
The Delineator is described as a indispensable magazine for women with instruction in needlework fiction and entertaining meals. It is said to be the most used magazine in homes with over 650000 households owning it monthly. A year of its issues forms a complete reference library for women.
Drunkenness a Disease Judge Sherman Defines
In Taitnton on November 15 Judge Sherman in Superior Court called drunkenness a disease and said it arises when liquor impairs a person’s faculties. The ruling affirmed a six month House of Correction sentence for William Sullivan of Fall River, his tenth conviction in a year.
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Tatinton
Sherman
Superior Court
William Sullivan
Fall River
House of Correction
Sullivan
Lost spars in the gale near Vineyard Haven
The schooner Exaeline G. Sawyer from Sand River to New York lost main jib mainsail and split foresail in a northwest gale in Boston bay. She reached Chatham anchorage and was towed here by Gladiator. Crescent from Norfolk to Newburyport lost mainsail and fore boom and gaff off Stonington but arrived for temporary repairs. M. B. K. Rawley from Perth Amboy to Boston lost mainsail in Long Island Sound and obtained a new sail for continued voyage.
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Vineyard Haven
Exaeline G. Sawyer
Jonesport
Rogers
Sand River
N. S
New York
Boston Bay
Chatham
Gladiator
Schooter Crescent
Meharty
Norfolk
Newburyport
Stonington
Conn
M. BK. Rawley
Perth Amboy
Boston
Long Island Sound
Sne
Virginia Harned Aiis Fund for Vassar Scholarship
Miss Virginia Harned the actress drew crowds at a fair hosted by Miss Heloise Hersey's School Students' Association at the Vendome. Proceeds support a Vassar scholarship begun last year. Harned aided the art table before her Colonial engagement. Committee includes Helen Cobb Pauline Howard Eleanor S Warner Elizabeth Stone. Tonight the fair closes with Miss Hersey addressing attendees.
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Virginia Harned
Students’ Association
Heloise Hersey
Vendome
Vassar
Harned
Colonial
Helen Cobb
Pauline Howard
Eleanor S. Warner
Elizabeth Stone
Miss Hersey
CAUCUS CASES IN COURT AT WARD 21 FRAUD FIGHT
Defendants in the Ward 21 Republican alleged caucus fraud case argued in Superior Criminal Court before Judge Stevens. The motion sought a bill of particulars on the conspiracy charge while the government, via Assistant District Attorney Sughrue, contended no such details are required under common law. Lawyers for Lord Kane Rogers Newmarch Winsloe and others also pressed for later trial assignment. The court took the issues under advisement.
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Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Sughrue
Francis Kittredge
Lord
Philip J. Doherty
Rogers
Julius Codman
Kane
Mr. Dickerman
Hale & Dickerman
Newmarch
James F. Sweeney
Winsloe
McCarthy Wins Murray and Irwin Roll-Off Finish
McCarthy won the weekly Murray and Irwin roll-off last night with 22 dollars. Lane placed second with 298, Hanop third with 208, and Joy fourth with 285. McCarthy secured victory in the tie with Hanop.
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Murray & Irwin
McCarthy
Lane
Hanop
Joy
Ane
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Plunkett
Warner
Baru Akal
University OF Virginia
Charles P. Oliver
Leander MacCormack Observatory
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Oathfield
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Waverly, Ohio
Qld
Brooklyn Bank
Brandon” Surtout
United States
Regal
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Brandon
S & C O Ves Store
Beach
Pat Crowe
Clan McKintosh Ball
Norman Photo Co
Neil J. M’donald
Miss McKenzie
Isce
Delineator
the Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd
W. 13Th St
Post Office
Boston Post
Katz
Mary Mekenzie
Neil J. McDonald
Clan Mackntosh
Sweet Home
Mary McKenzie
Cambridge
Virginia Harned Aiis Fund For Vassar Scholarship
M'Carthy
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co
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