Maurice Lee and Antoinette Davis in Jolly Bachelors Scheme
A group of young men in the Jolly Bachelors Club devise a plan to reveal Maurice Lee’s mystery date. Maurice names Antoinette Davis, his sister, sparking shock and laughter as the members celebrate the couple’s pairing and joke about resigning if bachelor rules persist.
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Academy
Clinton Wiles
Maurice
Clinton
Paul Davis
New York
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Lee
Davis
Antoinette Davis
Antoinette
Chub
Miss Davis
Doctor Charged Over Illegal Information Mailings
Dr Alfred W Turner of 362 Massachusetts Avenue was arrested on a bench warrant by Deputy U S Marshal Buancroft on a judge issued warrant. Indicted by the grand jury, he allegedly sent through the mails information to women in the West about medical instruments of an illegal nature.
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United States
Alfred W. Turner
Massachusetts Avenue
Buancroft
Dodge
United States District Court
Post Office
Perkins
Grand
Dr. Warner
West
London the Writer Arrives in Boston With Bride
Jack London, famed author and war correspondent, arrives in Boston with his new wife. He will meet Mrs Sheldon of Newton, then visit Dr George W Galvin at Immergency Hospital. London is to lecture Harvard students and a socialist gathering in Faneuil Hall on December 21 and Tremont Temple between the 21st and 26th on Study Socialism.
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Jack London
Boston
George W. Galvin
Immergency Hospital
Galsvin
Harvard
Sanders ‘Theatre
Faneuil Hall
Mr. London
Tremont Temple
Debutante season highlights and society events
Dr and Mrs Francisque Prudin extend visit in Bourbonne les Bains and Beacon street for sister Theodora Eldredge marriage to Harry Lawrence of Long Island. Ushers include Theophilus Parsons for Joseph Du Vivier and Eleanor Keyes nuptials at St Ignatius Loyola. Social scene notes at Copley Hall and Bertram Hall events.
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Bourbonne Les Bains
Boston
Theophilus Parsons
Somerset Club
Joseph du Vivier
Ialeanor Keyes
New York
St. Ignatius
Bradley
Mabel Bayard Warren
Samuel D. Warren
Louise Brown
Buckminster
Beacon Street
Philadelphia
Emily Barney
Charles D. Barney
Brown
Radnor Lewis
Henry Lee Morse
Marlboro Street
Copley Hall
Gwendoline Morse
Miss Morse
Norfolk Hunt Club
Mr. Morse
Morse
Eleanor and
Rosamond Little
Salem
Bertram Hall
Cambridge
Francis R. Appleton
Ipswich
Mildred Champagne Talks On Love And Sentiment
Dear Miss Champagne replies to a reader over 50 who asks about telepathy with a man her age. She suggests focusing on real connection, invites him to call, and cautions that telepathy remains unproven and to seek practical steps.
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Mildred Champagne
Miss Champagne
Pansy
Dear Miss Champagne T Advises on Engagement Dilemma
A 9 year old student at a State Normal School writes to Miss Champagne seeking guidance about a young man who loves another girl yet asks for engagement. The adviser suggests trusting his professed love if the writer truly cares and notes the other relationship may fade after engagement.
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State Normal Schools
Miss Champagne
Boston
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Dr. Ruddick to Give Address at Harvard
Dr. William J. Ruddick of South Boston will speak at Phillips Brooks House Cambridge tonight at 7 30 as the second in a St Pauls Catholic Club conference series on influences behind religious conversion He is Harvard Medical School graduate class of 78 and MIT class of 75 and has studied in Vienna The talk titled My Reasons for My Religion is open to all university members and alumni
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Harvard University
Phillips Brooks House
Cambridge
William J. Ruddick
South Boston
Ruddick
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard Medical School
University of Vienna
Austria
Harvard Graduate
The Ravenswood Club and a Salary Budget Debate
A Chicago News excerpt reports women discussing marriages based on a salary of 1000 dollars a year and a wife’s weekly shopping example. A younger wife details weekly costs and savings while asserting happiness in her arrangement as evidence against salary worries.
Death Reveals Dual Identity of Celtic Writer William Sharp
The death of William Sharp, a Celtic writer and editor, disclosed his dual identity as the mysterious Miss Fiona MacLeod. Lifelong friend Richard Whiteing confirmed Sharp’s pseudonym, noting Sharp’s birth in Paisley in 1856 and his broad literary influence including Lyra Celtica and Sonnets of This Century.
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William Sharp
Fiona MacLeod
Richard Whiteing
Paisley
Glasgow University
West Highlands
Lie
Australia
South Sea Islands
Europe
Canada
Philip Bourke Marston
Rossetti
Pharais
Derby
Peterkin
Shall Government Cotton Reports Be Abolished
D A Tompkins of Charlotte argues in Bible and Fabric that government cotton reports hurt both manufacturers and farmers. He says results reach speculators before others and the overall system fuels speculation, outweighing any material gains from the Agricultural and Census reports.
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Bible and Fabric
D. A. Tompkins
D. A. Tompkins Company
Charlotte
N. C
United States
Agricultural Department
Census Department
Census Bureau
Lady Hartopp Weds Earl Cowley in Colombo
Lady Hartopp widow of a Wilson heir married the Earl of Cowley at Colombo Ceylon amid a history of prior marriage and divorce. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson of Yorkshire, had been divorced in London last April. Earl Cowley, formerly Viscount Dangan, faced a breach of promise suit in London. His 1889 marriage to Lady Violet Nevill ended in divorce, though she remains Countess Cowley as mother to Viscount Gangan, now about 16.
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Ceylon
Hartopp
Wilson
London
Earl of Cowley
Charles
Charles Henry Wilson
Yorkshire
Earl Cowley
Viscount Dangan
Phyllis Broughton
Gayety Theatre
Violet Nevill
Marquis of Abergavennye
Robert Myddleton-Biddulph
Violet
Countess Cowley
Viscount Gangan
Earl of Aberdeen again sworn lord lieutenant of Ireland
In Dublin on December 14 the Earl of Aberdeen was sworn in as lord lieutenant of Ireland for a second time after a 20 year interval James Bryce was sworn in as chief secretary for Ireland The privy council ceremony was attended by many notable guests including many women A 21 gun salute at Phoenix Park signalled the accession and the new lord lieutenant will make his state entry into Dublin in about ten days
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Ireland
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Leutenant
James Brvnce
Privy Council
Phenix Park
Sailor Clarence Darrow Dies of Smallpox in Pest House
Washington reports Clarence Darrow, a black sailor removed from President Roosevelt's yacht the Sylph while ill with smallpox, died yesterday at the pest house.
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Washington
Clarence Darrow
President Roosevelt
Pest House
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