Frances Douglas Known in Cambridge as Nellie Mahady
Frances Douglas the chorus girl from George M. Cohan's company is Nellie Mahady of Cambridge daughter of a Mt Auburn Street dormitory janitor. Once Nellie Snowforth she married James Laughlin. divorce followed after an estrangement with Hermann Snow. She later used the name Frances Douglas and remains in Boston/Cambridge society as the Snow family’s past links unfold.
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Frances Douglas
Cambridge
Nellie Mahady
George M. Cohan
Laughlin
Pittsburg
Mt. Auburn Street
James Laughlin
Harvard Co-operative Society
Harvard Square
Snow Brothers
Hermann C. Snow
Isadore Snow
Herbie” Foster
Holyoke Street
Hermann Snow
Boston
Nellie Snowforthwith
Nellie Snow
San Francisco
Isadore C. Snow
Winthrop
Jenny
Huron Avenue
Tiermann C. Snow
Evelyn Thaw
Massachusetts Avenue
We Cure Eyes We Cure Ears Eye and Ear Books Offer
Illustrated eye and ear books promise home cures for cataracts, deafness, and other troubles with no doctor visit. Case anecdotes claim cures for 77 year old Valentine Hamman and Mrs Barque, urging readers to send name and address for free books and advice.
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Valentine Hamman
Elna Green
Ind
George Barque
Middleport
Russian ex minister Pavloff accused of overcharging Port Arthur
The Red accuses M. Pavloff former Russian minister to Corea of overcharging Russia in connection with provisioning Port Arthur in a vicious attack from St. Petersburg dated April 2.
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ST. Petersburg
the Red
M. Pavloff
Corea
Russia
Port Arthur
Stage schedule shifts as Boston theatres roll out new lineups
The Boston stage scene features a turnover of attractions with the stock company at the theatre giving way to the Metropolitan Grand Opera for a week. Upcoming shows include The Follies of 1907 at Colonial and Texas at the Globe, along with Rosmerdal, The Intruder premiering Thursday, and The Right of Way drawing strong notice at Hollis. Also listed are Glynn and Duffin-Redcay troupe acts, Jolly Girls at Keith's, and the Trocadero burlesque next week. several venues announce price reductions and closing performances today.
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Boston
Metropolitan Grand Opera
the Colonial
Ethel Barrymore
Texas
Globe
Kellar
Thurston
The
Majestic
Castle Square
Grand Opera House
Keith
Richard Golden
Clay M. Green
Irene Franklin
Bert Green
Duffin-Redcay
America
Fields and Ward
Melville and Higgins
Juno Salmo
Rollickers
Kathryn
Violet Pearl
Howard
James Boys
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Roger Imhof
Columbia
Jolly Girls
Edmond Hayes
Wise Guy
Jersey Lilies
Palace Theatre
Waldron
Trocadero Burlesquers
Orpheum Theatre
New York
Everett Scott
Charles Leonard Pletcher
Mansfield
Edna Phillips and Company
Cain
Hassan Ben Ali
Reiff Brothers
Grace Leonard
Newbold
Carrol
Peitro
Baby Monkey
Madam Wingfield
Austin & Stone
Museum
Scenic Temple
Berkeley Street
Warren Avenue
Hub Theatre
Boston Hippodrome
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Theatre
Thompson Buchanan
Tremont Theatre
Julia Stuart
Frances Brandt
Howell Hansel
Boston Conservatory of Dramatic Arts
Jordan Hall
Boston Poet James Roche Dies in Berne After Illness
James Jeffrey Roche American consul at Berne died after a long illness in Berne Switzerland He was appointed to Berne in 1907 and previously served as consul at Genoa He was a noted Irish American poet and editor of the Boston Pilot and author of The Story of the Filibusters He leaves a son Arthur Somers Roche and daughter Florence Roche and was renowned as a writer and editor with strong ties to John Boyle OReilly and the Boston literary community.
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Berne
Switzerland
James Jeffrey Roche
Roche
Genoa
Italy
John Boyle O'Reilly
Boston Pilot
Mountmellick
Queen's County
Ireland
Prince Edward Island
Edward Roche
Margaret (Doyle) Roche
St. Dunstan’s Jesuit College
Charlottetown
Boston
Detroit Free Press
O'Reilly
The
Pilot
University of Notre Dame
Indiana
London
Paris
Mr. Roche
John Roche
United States Navy
Samoa
Atlantic Monthly
Atlantic
Harper's
Scribner's
the Century
Roosevelt
Halloran
Oakey
Arthur Somers Roche
Florence Roche
Katherine 2. Conway
Babylon
England
Wayal
White Co Slashes Prices on O Gorman Stock
White Company's store was filled with buyers as it began selling the O Gorman Company's Providence stock at half price and less. The deal included men's and boys' clothing and furnishings with many items offered at deep discounts such as gloves at ten and twenty nine cents, shirts at 29 cents, and suits and coats at half price.
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White CO
BIG O'Gorman
White Company
O'Gorman Company
Providence
R. I
R. Hi. White Company
Jeffries Seeks Unholz McFarland Bout on April 23
San Francisco dispatch reports Jim Jeffries asking if Packy McFarland would fight Rudolph Unholz Unholz in a 25 round bout. The proposed match is tied to Fleet Week activities and a Los Angeles push for the event.
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San Francisco
Cal
Los Angeles
Packy McFarland
Gilmore
Jim Jeffries
McFarland
Rudolph Unhboelz
Ee Club Deving Fleet
Electric fixtures praised at First National Bank building display
Electric lighting installed by McKenney Waterbury Company at the First National Bank building on Franklin Street corner Congress attracts hundreds of admirers. The firm emphasizes the high quality of the work.
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First National Bank
Messrs. McKenney & Waterbury Company
Franklin Street
Congress
Constitution’s Last Fight Poem by Roche
A narrative poem recounts the U S ship Constitution pursuing British prizes in the Western Ocean. It details battles near Cape Verde, the exchange with the Cyane, and the captain’s bride as a prize, celebrating Old Ironsides and victory at sea.
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James Jeffrey Roche
Constitution
Western Ocean
The Fight of the Armstrong Privateer
In Payal Azore harbor British ships threaten the Armstrong privateer. Reid leads a bold boarding action as the privateer repels launches, sinks the Carnation, and bears wounded back to shore. The battle ends with the Armstrong sunk, a shipman’s grave given to honor.
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Payal the
Azore
Teller
Armstrong
Truth and Quality Laxative Promoted by California Fig Syrup Co
A health ad touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a valued natural laxative option. It claims cleansing, sweetness, and relief without debility or need to increase doses, noting physician approval and urging purchase of the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup ,Co
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Chicago
Thomas J. Gargan
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
R. H. White Company
Jeffries
Unholzm
Farland
Britt
Cape de Verde
Levant
Praya Bay
Fayal
Nelson
Aboukir
Trafalgar
Lord Thundonald
Jamaica
Mississippi
Dartmoor
Pico
Lloyd
Reid
Hall
Philadelphia
Kalamazoo
Tong
Gotham
Penn
Beacon Hill
James Jeter Boche
Suffolk Supply CO. Inc
Bromfield St
Birt
Traymore
Atlantic City
G. QO. Marquetse
Waits
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