Cape Cod Man Enoch Emery Missing in Paris
Enoch Emery a Cape Cod resident and merchant, born 1851 in Yarmouth, long connected with shipping and business in Niko laievsk Siberia, has disappeared from Paris. His brothers live in Yarmouth Fitchburg and Gloucester. A London detective is hired to locate him, with a cable noting a Cape Cod brother Charles Emery for contact.
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Paris
Yarmouth
Cape Cod
Simon Emery
Charles A. Emery
George A. Emery
Fitchburg
Oliver L
Albert B
Gloucester
Nikolaievsk
Amoor
Siberia
Emery
America
Collins
Wynne
United States
London
Thornton
Sweeney
Regent Street
Charles Emery
November Weather in Middle of August
Boston endures two days of cold rain and 54 degree highs shorthanded by northeast winds. Forecaster Smith predicts seasonable weather with warmer conditions and cooling northwesterly winds, contrasting with last year’s higher temperatures.
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Boston
Block Island
Smith
Welcome William Redmond on Boston visit by Irish League
United Irish League officials plan a royal reception for William H. K. Redmond M. P. East Clare brother of John E. Redmond upon arrival in Boston September 14. He and his wife reached Honolulu Tuesday en route from Australia to San Francisco and are due in San Francisco next Monday. Huntington Avenue grounds management shows sympathy with the Irish.
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United Irish League
William H. K. Redmond
East Clare
John E. Redmond
Boston
Honolulu
Australia
San Francisco
Huntington Avenue
Redmond Demonstration Grounds Free for Irish League Event
The grounds will be donated free of charge to the United Irish League for the Redmond demonstration on Sept 14. The day will feature a sports programme with Gaelic games, a baseball match between former national stars and an amateur team, Irish music and dances, and other special features to honor the cause.
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Redmond
United Irish League
Grandfather's Cure for Constipation
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a natural exercise for bowel muscles, comparing them to sawing wood or walking ten miles. It claims Cascarets strengthen digestion without purging, cost ten cents a box, and urges requesting the booklet Cure of Constipation from Sterling Remedy Company.
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Sterling Remedy Company
CCC
Chicago
New York
Dispute Over Sermon Length Stirs Boston Church Scene
Rev Thomas A Atkins of Grace Church in South Boston criticizes shortening sermons arguing it signals abandonment of God for Mammon. He recalls older practice of long services and warns against dramatic Bible renderings with lavish outfits and lights as clergymen accept the trend.
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Bishop Potter
Gladstone
Boston
Thomas A. Atkins
Grace Church
South Boston
Brockton Chief Cleared in Alden Affair by Mayor
Mayor Edward H. Keith released findings denying grounds for charges against City Marshal Boyden in the Alden accuse case. He stated ex-Officer Arthur P. Alden implicated the marshal with Mrs. Alden but found no evidence to sustain it and described Boyden as innocent. He also defended Officer Wall's chastity and past conduct as faithful.
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Brockton
Arthur P. Alden
William A. Royden
Edward HH. Keith
Keith
Alden
Boyden
Wall
Boston man is accused in civil suit for paintings loss
William O. Cole a securities dealer in New York filed a Supreme Court action against Albert N. Hoxie of Boston, president of the Arkansas Missouri and Kansas Railroad, to recover valuable paintings including two Corots alleged to have been obtained by misrepresentation.
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New York
William O. Cole
West Thirtythird Street
Supreme Court
Albert N. Hoxie
Boston
Arkansas, Missouri & Kansas Railroad Company
Corot
Hoxie
Albert N Hoxie A Cape Cod Menhaden Lobbyist At State House
Albert N Hoxie once ran the Hoxie Mineral Soap Company and gained prominence for pushing bills in the Legislature to aid Cape Cod menhaden fisheries. His lobbying drew attention though none passed, and he was involved in political squabbles. He also ran as an independent candidate for Ward 16 in the State House era.
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Albert N. Hoxie
Hoxie Mineral Soap Company
Cape Cod
State House
Coat Stolen at Funeral in Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Henry Shean South End undertaker at 100 Hampden Street Roxbury was robbed of a heavy top coat yesterday forenoon while attending funeral services at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross on Washington Street. He left the coat on a chair in the vestibule and found it gone when he returned. Station 5 was notified immediately.
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Henry Shean
South End
Hampden Street
Roxbury
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Washington Street
Shean
Station 5
Marshall Field Pays Record Individual Tax
Marshall Field will pay Cook county taxes on real estate valued at 63 million dollars and on personal property valued at 10 million dollars. He also pays taxes on factories abroad linked to his Chicago store, and his total if fully valued could exceed 200 million dollars.
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Chicago
Ill
Marshall Field
Cook County
Board of Review
Field
Europe
Asia
82-year-old man works hard at Springfield silver shop
Daniel Schoonmaker, aged 82, said he was doing one of the hardest days work of his life as he plies his trade in the silver plating business in Springfield. He has run the shop for 52 years in the city.
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Springfield
Daniel Schoonmaker
Schoonmaker
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