Cissie Loftus Gives Birth To Baby Boy In London
Mrs Waterman Cecilia Loftus known as Cissie Loftus becomes mother to a baby boy. She married Dr A H Waterman of Chicago on June 9 1909 after a prior marriage to English dramatist Justin Huntley McCarthy with whom she eloped in England. She is famed for impersonations and recent stage work in London.
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London
Immigration Probe to End After Spending 775000
The congressional immigration commission formed in February 1907 will cease operations on December 5 after completing its thorough inquiry. It has spent 775000 dollars on investigations into immigration conditions and practices.
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Washington
Congressional Immigration Commission
Curious Features in News of the Day
Alton area report notes a 7 foot bullhead guarding A G Haller wine cellar in Wood River preventing thefts while pests disappear. East Point Georgia touts a wheel jail for drunks with a portable 12 prisoner capacity, delivering offenders to court.
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Alton
Ill
A. G. Haller
Haller
Wood River
Atlanta
East Point
Funeral for Dolores Downs to be delayed for Fels
Funeral services for Stella Cortes Downs known as Dolores, queen of the Spanish Gypsies, in Santa Monica are postponed until Joseph Fels arrives from Philadelphia. The Philadelphia millionaire telegraphed he would begin westward at once to attend the ceremonies, his gesture tied to the development of his fortune and respect for the deceased.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Stella Cortes
Italian wanderer with organ and monkey leaves estate
In Hennepin County Probate Court an estate valued over 30000 tied to John Zignego who died November 10 at 2304 Fourteenth Avenue South The Catholic Orphans Home of Minneapolis receives 1000 The bulk of the estate goes to two elderly sisters from a small Italian village
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ST. Paul, Minn
Hennepin County
John Zignego
Fourteenth Avenue
Minneapolis
Brakeman Survives Dramatic Outward Pull From Snatcher
In Rawlin Wyoming George A Ball head brakeman on a Union Pacific freight train escaped death when a mail car snatcher jerked him from the engine cab. He was carried hundreds of feet before dropping and struck by a hook but avoided serious injuries. The snatcher grabbed Ball from behind and swung him against the mail car as the two trains moved in opposite directions. Ball landed clear of the wheels.
Sauerkraut Prices to Rise in 1911 After Cabbage Shortage
Washington report notes a cabbage crop shortfall will push sauerkraut prices up in 1911. U S consumption exceeded 500000 forty pound casks last year and continues rising about a quarter annually. The United States remains the world’s largest kraut consumer and exporter, with German producers adopting the American product.
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Chicago
United States
Germany
Teacher envies shopgirls in a Phila talk
Miss Katharine Longshore of Hazelton 3 of the State Teachers League told the State Educational Alliance meeting that senior teachers should seek shopgirl jobs for higher pay. She said teachers are underpaid and cited shopgirls with larger incomes. She urged young women to consider marriage proposals after long study if they resist teaching.
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Philadelphia
Katherine Longshore
Hazelton
State Teachers’ League
State Educational Alliance
Mother-in-Law's Cooking Sparks Courtroom Laughter
Newark December 2. Mrs. Robert Senna sues for non support arguing she cannot endure living with her husband in his mother's home. She cites dislike of the mother in law's cooking saying she wants food seasoned like her own mother. The judge and courtroom laughed but she remained firm in her claim.
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Newark
Robert Senna
Elks Hold Memorial Sunday Services Across the Area
Elks Lodges nationwide observe Memorial Sunday with ceremonies. Boston Lodge No 10 hosts a 2 30 PM service at the Boston Theatre with notable speakers. Winthrop Lodge No 1078 holds 8 PM events at Knights of Columbus Hall with Hon Thomas Dowd as orator. Brookline Lodge 886 meets at Beacon Universalist Church 4 PM. other lodges in Malden Melrose Chelsea Revere Quincy Cambridge plan services.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lodges of Elks
Boston Lodge
Boston Theatre
Winthrop Lodge
Knights of Columbus
Winthrop Centre
Thomas Dowd
Brookline Lodge
Beacon Universalist Church
Harvard Street
Malden
Melrose
Chelsea
Revere
Quincy
Cambridge
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. George Small resumes seamen entertainments at Mariners' House North End next Sunday. Tomorrow Arthur W. Peck speaks on Oberammergau Passion Play with colored stereopticon views. The Newton Highlands Church hears Rev. George T. Smart on theology. Mansfield Methodist jubilee begins tomorrow through Thursday with East Mansfield church observing its 100th anniversary. The Massachusetts Clerical Association hosts Rev. Samuel H. Bishop of New York at St Paul’s Parish Rooms Monday to discuss work among southern Negroes.
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George Small
Mariners’ House
North End
Arthur W. Peck
Oberammergau
George T. Smart
Newton Highlands Congregational Church
Methodist Churches of
Mansfield
East Mansfield
Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel H. Bishop
New York
Massachusetts Clerical Association
St. Paul's Parish
South
Sanderman Cream Soap Promises Skin Purity and Beauty
A new medicated face cream and perfumed skin soap called Sanderman Cream Soap is promoted as advancing skin health and beauty. Sold by Riker-Jaynes stores or by mail from Robinson Bros. & Co. Inc., Malden, Mass, postage paid.
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Riker-Jaynes
Robinson Bros. & Co., Inc
Malden
Mass
Salem Fire Destroys Four-Story Block. Ex-Mayor Fleeing
A morning blaze in Salem damaged 15 000 dollars and halted traffic on the Boston and Maine line for over an hour. The fire destroyed three buildings, many items, and endangered J R Goddu drug store workers as gasoline cans exploded. Ex Mayor John F Hurley, in his former drug store office, narrowly escaped as flames engulfed the scene.
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Salem
Boston & Maine Railroad and Electric
Washington and
Norman Streets
J. R. Goddu
Goddy
Washington Street
Norman Street
John F. Hurley
Buckner Says He Is Happiest Man in World at Home
General Simon Bolivar Buckner, 88, former Kentucky governor and 1896 Democratic vice presidential candidate, declares he is happier than any man in the world. He praises his Hart County log cabin home, its 103 years, the spring, mint bed, and his dog General, saying he would not trade the cabin for any palace. He plans to return home after visiting Louisville.
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Louisville
Simon Bolivar Buckner
United States
Kentucky
Hart County
Old
General
Fire Destroys Washington House Buildings
A blaze at noon destroyed several Washington Street structures owned by the Gardner heirs. Buildings valued at 7000 dollars with contents around 9000 dollars. Occupants included J. R. Goddu druggist John F Hurley office Louis Caples barber J F OConnell restaurant T F Hayes shoe store Abbot and Martin carpenters N J E Pare barber D Derene pool room P Derene fruit store and Savoys express office. There is some insurance.
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Washington House
Gardner
J. R. Goddu
John F. Hurley
Louis Caples
J. F. O'Connell
T. F. Hayes
Abbot & Martin
N. J. E. Pare
D. Derene
P. Derene
Savoy
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