Practical Gift Ideas for Him in Our Store
For gifts to please Him choose an overcoat or suit priced from ten to thirty dollars. Also available are neckwear suspenders gloves mufflers full dress protectors shirts handkerchiefs umbrellas and jewelry along with bath robes. Our stock offers many Christmas suggestions with exchange or money-back refunds.
Trouble feared on Persian Gulf
The Persian Gulf stirs as Mabarouk of Koweyt blocks a Sultan dispatched mission and rejects obeisance to the Yildiz palace. He vows to revive conflict with Ibn Rashid, with Turks pushing a fresh army. British cruisers Pomone and Redbreast, plus Russian Variag, surveil the area as speculation grows.
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Seeing by Telephone Bell Dismisses Paris Claim as Absurd
Washington report quotes Professor Alexander Graham Bell who dismisses Dr. Sylvestre’s Paris claim of seeing by telephone as an unlikely fairy tale. Bell notes such ideas are not impossible but remain highly improbable and unlikely to prove true. A New York despatch cites John E Andrews alleging prior invention of seeing by wire and patent application, predicting future use for business communications with visual and recorded dialogue.
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Alexander Graham Bell
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MIT Tech Cadet Corps Dance Opens Season
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology cadet corps kicked off social season with a dance in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building. Nearly all men wore military uniforms. Many young society ladies attended. Matrons included Mrs Henry T Pritchett Mrs Davis R Dewey Mrs Henry P Talbot and Mrs Dana Bartlett. Captains Frank Elliott George Ke Willcomb and Lt Robert Morse led the floor.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Henry T.pritchett
Davis R. Dewey
Henry P. Talbot
Dana Bartlett
Frank Elliott
George KE. Willcomb
Robert Morse
City Brevities From a Busy Day in Boston
A barrel incident at F A Fachon’s Shawmut Ave shop left Daniel J Torcher with a broken left leg. A small fire at No 10 Tremont Row damaged property worth 200 dollars. Several injuries occurred from falls and mishaps on Washington and Fleet streets. A fisherman on the schooner Marshall Adams was hurt in the rigging. Two men, James O Connell and others, sustained facial injuries at home and on stairs. Police arrested Jacob Thompson and Domenico Profio for lottery promotion in Fleet Street doorway.
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Smith Street
City Hospital
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Tridiam Heirs
Louis Sondenhartz
Preble Street
Washington Street
Wiliam
Waverley Street
William Doyle
Joseph Ring
Fifth Street
William Saunders
Third Street
James Murtha
Marshall Adams
James T. O'Connell
Baldwin Street
Charlestown
Duff
Jacob Thompson
Domenico Profile
Fleet Street
Howes
Cobb Bates Yerxa Aids Christmas Gaiety With Delicacies
New England retail firm Cobb Bates Yerxa with twelve stores, including locations near the State House, touts a broad holiday range from almond paste to plum pudding baked at its Friend Street bakery. It emphasizes high quality confections and cigars, offers prepaid delivery within 10 miles of Boston, with headquarters at 689 to 692 Washington Street.
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Boston
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Brown Gets Life Sentence for Murder in Second Degree
Benjamin H. Brown, who pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for slaying Mrs. Alice Crowell, was yesterday sentenced by Judge Lawton of the Superior Court to life imprisonment at hard labor.
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The Evolution of a Trade Unionist Love Story
Frank KK Foster, noted labor leader, releases a new novel a romance where workers and ideas intersect. Ernest and Vera meet at a Workmen's Educational Club, debating freedom and government as romance blooms. Their struggle blends labor theory with a passionate bond culminating in a wireless message across borders.
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Ernest
Workingmen’s Educational Club
Espionae
Listory
Salk
Roosevelt may go shooting on Potomac trip
President Roosevelt has not fixed holiday plans. He may join Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Dr. Rixey on a brief Potomac River shooting trip for a few days, but no decision has been reached yet. The president’s holiday schedule remains unsettled as the party plans move forward.
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Roosevelt
Potomac River
Rixey
Theodore R. Roosevelt, Jr
Massachusetts
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