Abducted millionaire dies in Indianapolis after long dispute
George Rhodius known as the abducted millionaire dies at his Indianapolis home amid a tangled dispute over his wealth Emma Dare once linked to him via a coerced marriage faced legal battles over dower rights and a contested will two servants named as beneficiaries.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George Rhodius
Rhodius
Emma Dare
Rhoedius
Eminger
Louisville
Shenley
Pittsburg
Emma Cage
Supreme Court of the State
Emma Adair
Death of Norman McLeod Nye Boston Attorney
Norman McLeod Nye of Brookline, well known Boston attorney, died Sunday night after a seven week illness. A respected Suffolk bar member, his death shocks many friends. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at 120 Stedman Street Brookline.
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Norman. McLeod Nye
Brookline
Boston
Nye
Suffolk
Stedman Street
Whose Child Is This Photo Contest at Boston Post
A noon photograph near Egleston square shows a schoolgirl and offers a $5 gold piece to the child or a relative who identifies the pictured girl at the Boston Post offices between 3 and 5 p.m. within five days. Tomorrow’s issue promises a full page of similar school children snapshots across the city and suburbs.
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Post
Egleston Square
Boston Post
Washington Street
Fifteen Children Win Five Dollar Gold Pieces in School Contest
About 70 children and their families gathered at the Post office to claim $5 gold pieces awarded for identifying pictures in Sundays school child contest. Fifteen winners were announced, with mothers and fathers watching as each child received the coin and made plans for its use.
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Greater Boston
the Post
Mildred Holbrook
Mildred
Charles HE. Holbrook
Brook Road
Quincy
Lincoln School
Monk
Thomas Welch
Thomas E. Welch
East Sixth Street
South
Boston
Tuckerman School
Miss Lindsay
Annette Nelon
Morris Nelon
Webster Street
East
Parkway School
Miss Moran
Nellie Sullivan
Michael Sullivan
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales
Jordan
Ruth Ames
Clarence Ames
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Elbridge Smith School
Ford
Maizie Bowran
James A. Bowran
Avon Place
Newton
Underwood School
Miss Cook
Margaret Doyle
Jeremiah Doyle
Oakland Street
Brighton
St. Columbille
Mary St. Morris
Amelia Baldi
Daniel Baldi
Columbus Place
Skinner School
O’brien
Marion Downs
Aaron A. Downs
Auburn Street
Winchell School
Miss Hill
Fred Brown
George Brown
Linwood Street
Roxbury
Bartlett School
Miss Laravee
Albert Murphy
Thomas IF. Murphy
Bonair Street
Somerville
Katherine Malloney
Thomas B. Malloney
Aspinwall Avenue
Brookline
Percival School
Sisters of Notre Dame
Mary Chisell
Dennis Chisell
Milton Street
East Dedham
Avery School
Miss Griffin
Ellen Foley
Thomas Foley
Brainard Street
Hyde Park
3Rew
Miss Bertram
Thelma Lee Crafts
John Crafts
Graham Court
Malden
Centre School
Miss Lane
Fashions and Fads Show Strong Vibes in Parade
Paragraphs describe heavy mousquetaire sleeves in vogue and a fad for amber jewelry. Magenage styling fades while lace dominates blouses and gowns. Fur turbans mirror police helmets and suede boots gain by gun-metal buttons. Decor emphasis rises on buttons, felt Juliets for children, velvet bows, and embroidered collars.
Bishop Tendencies Marked in Garment Details
The text notes a prominent bishop-like tendency in the clothing described, with emphasis on gathered or shirted areas under the cap and at the elbows and wrists.
Dear Miss Champagne Advice on a Love Dilemma in 19th Century Letter
A 19 year old woman asks Mildred Champagne whether to wed an elderly wealthy suitor or a beloved poor schoolmate. The counselor warns money alone cannot bring happiness and urges the writer to choose a path with both love and means, suggesting she avoid both unsuitable options if neither provides balance.
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Miss Champagne
Fitzgerald Speaks at East Boston Dance
The ninth annual Sterling Club ball drew a large crowd to Lyceum Hall East Boston last night Ex mayor Fitzgerald spoke during intermission about his campaign Other speakers included J Frank O Hare T I Buckley and James J Byrne The reception committee featured Michael J Leary C J Donovan P D McCormack Peter Maguire William A Campbell and Miles McKeon
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Sterling Club
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Fitzgerald
J. Frank O'Hare
Ti’. Buckley
James J. Byrne
Michael J. Leary
C. J. Donovan
P. D. McCormack
Home Baked Goods and Apple Cream Cake Recipe Trio
Recipes from Mrs A M Robbins and Mrs Ada M Gore offer bran cake with molasses and an apple sauce layer with whipped vanilla cream, plus a sugar egg doughnut recipe. Includes ingredient lists, measurements, baking times, and serving notes from New Hampshire and Massachusetts cooks.
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Ada M. Gore
Pleasant Street
Claremont, N. H
Oysters in Biscuits Recipe by Nellie Zackular
A recipe for oysters in blankets using biscuit dough cut into rounds with butter and salt and pepper. Each round holds an oyster with a small butter lump, topped with dough and brushed with melted butter, baked until brown. From Nellie E. Zackular of Everett.
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Nellie EF
Zackular
Baker Road
Everett
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Starbird Street
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Xmas Liquor Bargains
Sterne
New England
Rick and Aye
Tokay
Shery
Sterne Brothers
Summer Street
Oxford
Lloyds Opera
France
Wecisiere
Ouenay
Andrew J. Lloyd CO
Washington St
Boylston St
Summer St
Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
Nicholas Worth
Doubleday, Page & CO
New York
The
Sunday Post
Norman M’leod Nye
Chas. H. Fletcher
Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
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East Boston Dance
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Falmouth
Mass
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Willis Street
New Bedford
Chicago
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Stovaine
the Oriental Store
Boylston Street
An Art Museum of Oriental Things
A. A. Vantine & Co
Pete On
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Sudbury St
Tremont St
Eliot St
Central Square
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