Emerson Shoe for Women Complements Incomparable Emerson for Men
We announce the Emerson Shoe for women to complement our sixteen years of selecting perfect stock and building superior shoes for men. Our aim is to match the renowned Incomparable Emerson for men with women’s fashion and grace, earning quick favor among our many customers.
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Emerson
PFC Mercantile Co Men Again In Court
Judge Lowell summoned J Franklin Knisely state manager and George E Stillings president and Guy C Stillings secretary of the Preferred Mercantile Co yesterday. They had been arrested on charges of mail fraud and a later complaint against Postmaster Hibbard concerned delivery of held mail. Newspaper men testified that company representatives spread a post about Hibbard’s arrest for contempt, which officials say was merely a notification of the complaint. Further steps are expected in the case.
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George A. Hibbard
J. Franklin Knnsely
George E
Guy C. Stillings
Preferred Mercantile Company
Lowell
Stillings
Knisely
Hibbard
Pany
Train Hands Killed in Canadian Wreck
Eastbound Grand Trunk freight collides with another train near Eastwood Ontario. Engineers Kirkland and Heron, Conductor Falls and Brakeman Benedict die. Fireman Cameron badly scalded with life despaired of. Open switch cited as probable cause.
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Eastwood
Ont
Grand Trunk Railway
Kirkland and Heron
Conductor Falls
Benedict
Cameron
Japanese vessels sunk near Port Arthur report
A Vladivostok despatch to a news agency states that two Japanese torpedo boats and a Japanese steamer were sunk by mines near Port Arthur in recent days. A Japanese Nitaka class cruiser was badly damaged according to these reports.
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London
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Eight Years For Oily Swindler Sentenced In County Court
Convicted by a jury in the Superior Criminal Court of raising stock certificates and disposing of them to M. W. Harris & Co., Fred A. C. Gardiner was sentenced by Judge Holmes to state prison for eight to 10 years. The court called him an adroit operator and a menace to the community. Everett Abbott testified for the defense but under cross examination admitted the scheme. George F. Reynolds also drew a sentence to the reformatory for straw bail after perjury charges related to falsely claiming property on Melrose Street valued at 6500.
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Superior Criminal Court
State Street
M. W. Harris & Co
Fred A. C. Gardiner
Holmes
Reformatory
McGuire
Gardiner
George F. Reynolds
Buffalo
Melrose Street
Tenant Shot. Landlord Held in Camden Dispute
Camden Me Sept 28 J E Boardman was arrested this afternoon charged with shooting Harold Heal a 23 year old tenant Heal was conversing with Boardman on a street when a bullet struck Heal in the head He was unconscious but expected to recover the shooting occurred at 130 pm and Heal is identified as Boardman’s tenant
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Camden
J. E. Boardman
Harold Heal
Heal
Boardman
Pike Family Reunion Draws 300 At American House
More than 300 Pike descendants gathered for the fourth annual Pike Family Association reunion at the American House. Speakers B. B. Pike A. W. Pike and C. L. Pike praised ancestor John W. Pike who left England in 1635 and settled in Newbury Massachusetts. The evening featured songs and a festive mood as attendees hoped to meet again next year.
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Pike
American House
Maine
California
Pike Family Association
B. B. Pike
A. W. Pike
C. L. Pike
John W. Pike
England
Newbury
Mass
Autoist Appeals as Supreme Court Tests Number Display Law
Alfred R. Shrigley appeals to the Massachusetts Supreme Court on behalf of Ir. Shirley Boyd, owner of a registered auto fined ten dollars for obscuring the registration number with mud and gaseline on Tremont street last June. The case details the constitutionality challenge to the statute requiring visible license numerals and the jury verdict of guilty affirmed by the trial judge.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Alfred R. Shrigley
Shirley Boyd
Tremont Street
Boyd
Chase
Shrigley
Barnstable Schooner In Distress Reaches Jacksonville
The schooner Nathan Lawrence from Barnstable Mass was towed into Jacksonville Fla in a waterlogger condition. It was abandoned en route from Georgetown S C to New York with a lumber cargo. Decks badly damaged masts gone, cargo below deck reportedly safe.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Nathan Lawrence
Barnstable
Mass
Georgetown
S. C
New York
Asthma Cure Claim From Chicago Man
A Chicago man testifies that Dr Schiffmanns Asthma Cure relieved his severe asthma after ten years of suffering and that he has remained cured for nine years. The ad notes the remedy costs one dollar and a free trial package is available by sending two cents for postage to Dr R Schiffmann Box 894 St Paul Minnesota.
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J. F. Homan
E. Adams St
Chicago
Dr. R. Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
Charles Marchand
Joseph Howard, Jr
Nassau St
N.Y
Lawson Illness Quietly Brief, Voice Affected
Mr. T. W. Lawson is described as confined to his house for a day or two with a cold. An assistant secretary, Mr. R. J. Burton, states the illness is more of an inconvenience than serious and that his tonsils hinder speech, with a return anticipated soon.
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T. W. Lawson
R. J. Burton
Tremont Temple Free Lectures by Dr J A Greene on X Ray
Boston physician Dr J A Greene offers free consultations and medicines for nervous and chronic diseases at 34 Temple Place with home treatment by letter. He announces free illustrated public lectures at Tremont Temple on nervous debility for men and women, with free admission, and emphasizes no charge for advice or materials.
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J. A. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Tremont Temple
Greene
Fearful loss feared as bark Willard Mudgett disappears
Uneasiness grips Stockton Me as the bark Willard Mudgett, 153.9 feet long, 82.4 beam, 21.8 hold, 773 net tons, sails from Newport News Sept 10 for Bangor with coal. Last reported Sept 18, 30 miles east southeast of Fenwick's Island. A hurricane followed, likely sinking the old craft with ten crew aboard. Captain William Blanchard owned the vessel, valued about $10,000. Partial insurance exists. The ship was built in 1874 at Stockton, Maine. only the captains are confirmed onboard.
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Stockton
Willard Mudgett
Fred Blanchard
William Blanchard
Newport News
Bangor
Fenwick’s Island
Mudgett
Delaware
Vermont Judge Hangs Himself in Montpelier Office
City Judge C. E. Woodward aged 40 hanged himself at 9 o clock in his private office. He left a note citing enemies and those who aided him who now turn against his family. He had served 10 years with Washington County bar and was city judge since December 1902. His despondency centered on feared wrongs to himself and family and a likely nonreappointment next December. The body was warm when found and his wife and two children are left.
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Montpelier
C. E. Woodward
Washington County Bar
Flo
Free Private Lecture to Women by Dr J A Green
Tremont Temple hosts a free private illustrated lecture to women by Dr J A Green of 34 Temple Place Boston. The event promises health and beauty hints women should know and will be held Thursday afternoon September 29 at 8 oclock.
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J. A. Green
Temple Pt
Boston
Tremont Temple
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