Boston Man in Trouble
The family of Thomas A. J. Grady a Parker Street Roxbury clerk received a telegram from Port Chester New York police chief stating Grady had become temporarily insane while there and would be held. Later a despatch said Grady while insane attacked and choked comedian Eddie Foy on a train to Boston. A further telegram said Grady had recovered and would arrive in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. J. Grady
Parker Street
Roxbury
James Donovan
Port Chester
N. Y
Grady
Boston
Eddie Foy
French Cruiser Dupleix Arrives in Boston Harbor
The French cruiser Dupleix docked at President Roads Boston after a two and a half hour delay, saluted by Fort Warren with 21 guns and reinforced by 13 more shots from Rear Admiral Rivet. She will stay about a week after sailing from Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupleix
Newport
President Roads
Boston
Fort Warren
Rivet
Azores
India
Isle of Spice Star Gertrude Leigh Shares Joyful Telegraphs
Leslie Leigh known as Gertrude Leigh the Trinket actress at the Globe receives two telegrams from Canon City and Pueblo announcing her father Hugo Fugel has struck pay ore and a rich find. The messages praise her brave support of the family and urge her to return home. She continues her stage work while aiding the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Leigh
Isle of Spice
Peggy Brady
The
Globe
Hugo Fugel
Miss Leigh
Canon City
Col
Bassick
Gertie
Bach
Fugel
Querida
Gertrude
Gertrude Fugel
Love and Loyalty in a Complicated Romance
A reader seeks guidance on two cases of love entanglement. In the first, a man asks whether to reveal his true feelings and break an engagement or marry the fiancée while planning to leave. The answer urges honesty, honoring obligations, and freeing the betrothed if needed, noting a wife should not be chosen from gratitude. The second letter asks about a jealous young woman dating a flirtatious man, advising self respect and reduced attention to him while pursuing other admirers if he misbehaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Dear Miss Champagne How to Tell If She Cares for Me
A young man asks how to know if a girl he meets likes him. The columnist advises direct approach after several visits, noting continued invitations and friendly smiles as signs, and to express his own feelings before asking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Lonesome
Jack
Vanderbilt Feud Expected to End and Family Feasting
Newport society buzzes over a hoped reconciliation between the Vanderbilt and Wilson families. The event centers on Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and relatives Iain Vanderbilt Alfred Vanderbilt and Reginald Vanderbilt as New York hosts anticipate a welcome family reunion and shared hospitality ending years of strain.
Sanford's Ginger Tea Cools Heat with Comfort
Run-down mothers are renewed by Sanford's Ginger tea made from genuine Sanford's Ginger. It is described as delicious and refreshing helping make life worth living on hot days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Hot Weather Reminders and Sanford’s Ginger Benefits
Don’t eat overripe or underripe fruit. Don’t drink a lot of ice water. Sanford’s Ginger helps hot weather troubles and is valuable for loss of appetite indigestion bowel troubles weakness nervousness and sleeplessness during hot weather.
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Sanford
Vanderbilt feud seems to end as Cornelius expected to meet Alfred
In Newport Rhode Island on August 4 society believes the Vanderbilt family feud over as Cornelius Vanderbilt arrives with his wife from New York and may engage in a public reconciliation. Alfred Vanderbilt, head of the family, is expected to meet him halfway at the villa. Mrs. Vanderbilt is poised to resume her role as prominent hostess with planned dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. I
Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Alfred
Cornelius Vanderbilt
New York City
Vacation Advice from Sanford's Gin ger
Promote Sanford's Gin ger as a water germ killer and quick relief for cramps and summer ailments. Claims instant relief and rapid health benefits for travelers, urging use during vacations and exposure to hot weather.
Sanford's Ginger for Heat Aids Sleep and Digestion
Advice notes sleepless nights in hot weather reduce vitality and risk heat prostration. The ad recommends Sanford's Ginger to calm the stomach, relieve headaches, aid digestion, and promote natural sleep in severe insomnia and nervousness, claiming it is always healthful.
Motorman Edward Does Dies of Wounds
Motorman Edward V Does dies from injuries suffered in the Southboro accident on the Boston Worcester street railway. He lived in Wellesley and leaves a widow and four children. Mrs Addie Bonney of Charlestown is in critical condition. Mrs Lydia J Locke of Springfield is in bad shape. A new track between Whites Corner and east end of Washington street had been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Edward V. Does
Southboro
Boston & Worcester Street
Does
Wellesley
Addie Bonney
Essex Street
Charlestown
Boston and Worcester Road Double Track Finished
The new double track on the Boston and Worcester street railway between White's Corner and the east end of Washington street Westboro is completed, eliminating all single track on the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Worcester Road
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
White's Corner
Washinon Street
Westboro
White’s Corner
Worcester
Funeral Services of A D Allen of Somerville
Arthur D. Allen of Winthrop Beach, sister Mrs. Fred E. Davis hosted the service at 85 Pearl Street East Somerville yesterday at 2 PM with Rev. Mr Frost officiating. Floral tributes came from Winthrop Yacht Club and his business associates. Interment followed at Cambridge Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Allen
Winthrop Beach
Fred EE. Davis
Pearl Street
East Somerville
Mr. Frost
Winthrop Yacht Club
Cambridge Cemetery
Miss Jesse Morse Sails for Florence to Study Voice
Miss Jesse Morse daughter of Mr Jacob Morse of Brookline sails Saturday for Florence aboard the Konigen Louise to pursue six months of voice study at the William L Whitney International School. A Boston University graduate she has shown strong musical talent with the Glee Club.
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Florence
Jessie Morse
Jacob Morse
Brookline
Miss Morse
William L. Whitney International School
Boston University
Glee Club
Mrs. Morse
Masconomo
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Gibraltar
Tangier
Seville
Cordova
Granada
Naples
Capri
Sorrento
Amalfi
Pompeii
Siena
Mediterranean
Brigham to be released from Bridgewater asylum
L. H. Brigham, 42, may be freed next Tuesday by order of Judge Morton if his relatives renew aid and Dr. G W Galvin provides employment. Brigham, sentenced for larceny in 1895, has spent years in prison and solitary confinement. He is to become a ward tender at the Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Brigham
Bridgewater
Morton
Supreme Court
G. W. Galvin
Brigham
Bridgewater Institution
State Prison
Cherry Hill
George W. Galvin
Emergency Hospital
Charlestown
Dr. Galvin
Congressmen to Visit Boston Harbor Inspection Tour
Secretary Preston of the Boston Chamber of Commerce announced that Congressman Burton with the rivers and harbors committee will tour Boston on August 11 and 12. The group will inspect Boston Harbor on the first day and Sandy Bay breakwater and Rockport harbor on the second day as guests of the mayor governor and local commercial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Burton
Congressional Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Boston
New York
Boston Harbor
Sandy Bay
Harbor of Refuge
Rockport
The Post Office Romance of Jack and Lillian Vandevere
In a small town post office romance, Jack Armstrong and Lillian Vandevere fall in love while each awaits letters. He delights in helping the helpless and admires her loneliness, leading to a quiet wedding after they both receive letters at Section 53 and later at Section 538. They marry after a shared journey sparked by mutual isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Vandevere
Jack Armstrong
Jack
Nero
Lillian
Bargain Sale Clears Summer Stock for Man and Boy
No time for argument the store moves fast to clear the balance of summer goods. New fall arrivals arrive while old stock must go. Prices ignore profit and original selling prices as the entire stock is offered at reduced rates.
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Washington Street
Winter Street
Double Merchants
American Flags
JISC
Sc. and &c
Abe
Violet of
Sicily
JSC TC
Hamburg
Zic
Juliets
Chili
Russia
Guimps
Guimp
Qur
Boys’ Clothing Dept
Choice
Mildred Champagne
Doz
Nory
Vermont
Rmn Rose” Fixe
Java
Monroe
Bristol Ferry
Morgan
Swift
Gts
Paris
Ginter Grocery CO
Washington St
Canal St
Col. Elm & Union Sts
Summer St
Tremont St
Rox
Shawmut Ave
Iain
Reginald Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Wilsons
Alfred Vanderbilts
Iee
A. D. Allen
Somerville
Galvin
Sunday Post
Frances Buckley Embree
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
Metropolitan Clothing Company
Col. Washington and
Kneeland Sts
Washington St. Cor
Washington and Kneeland Sis
Godspeed
John Redmond
London
Boston Eye Institute
Boylston St
Mass
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