Distant Love and Snowbound Rescue in Trenton
Crumbs, real name Winslow Ellingford Jr., travels with a shy girl named Virginia Belle after she asks his help in finding the way in Tren ton. He ferries her by hand sled through snow to Ton Falls, where they reminisce about childhood, and she reveals herself as the girl he once played with.
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Winslow Ellingford, Jr
Crumbs
John
Desire
Virginia Belle
Trenton
Aunt Desire
Mr. Ellingford
Bernice
Aunt Grace
Trenton Falls
Roosevelt refuses $10000 legacy from alleged English will
Theodore Roosevelt rejects a supposed English will of Benjamin Hadley dated 1907 claiming a $10000 gift to the President. Boston lawyers for the administrator say Roosevelt will not accept a private legacy. The case, bearing on a will filed in East Cambridge Probate Court February 15, involves Mrs Elizabeth Moore Buckley of Wiltshire as primary beneficiary and a contested distribution.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Benjamin Hadley
East Somerville
Warner, Warner & Stackpole
Boston
Roosevelt
Jones
Elizabeth Moore Buckley
Wiltshire
Mass
America
Fisher
Buckley
East Cambridge
Roger S. Warner
Sweet-Faced Young Lady Breaks a Heart in Advice Column
A 19 year old gardener asks Mildred Champagne how to handle love loss after a sweet faced woman turns to a close friend. Advice urges acceptance, magnanimity, and moving on to future prospects rather than pursuing the former flame.
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Miss Champagne
Champagne
Death of Michael Arthur Bass Baron Burton in London
Michael Arthur Bass first Baron Burton died in London after an operation for an internal ailment last week. Born in 1837 he was director of Bass & Co Limited.
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London
Michael Arthur Bass
Baron Burton
Bass & Co., Limited
Recipes from New England Housewives Enter Sunday Post
A collection of old fashioned recipes includes bread dough with cardamom and yeast, milk and water mixture, and braided loaves, plus shells with oyster stuffing and a fried apple batter by CORA B. STONE of Waltham and others.
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New England
Sunday Post
G. I. Bylin
Division Street
Malden
Cora B. Stone
Main Street
Waltham
Bryan abandons Cuba trip plan in Birmingham
William J. Bryan announced in Birmingham on February 1 that he has canceled his contemplated trip to Cuba. The move ends speculation about the foreign excursion and frames Bryan’s current public itinerary.
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Birmingham
Ala
William J. Bryan
Cuba
I Can I Can We Try It Again Tomorrow
Crumbs overcomes despair with love as Virginia suggests a church door journey. He gains courage and vows to press on until they enter the church, declaring Virginia his own as her eyes respond with resolve.
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Virginia
Churen
Virginia Belle
Hart Career Chef Steadfast in Culinary Rise
Albert L. Hart, chef at W. H. Fishers South End restaurant, born Burlington, VI, has 25 years in the culinary trade. He advanced from salad man to chef and served as a dining car chef traveling nationwide, with further stints in numerous establishments.
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Albert L. Hart
W. H. Fisher
South End
Burlington
Notable hotel magnate Hart and chef notes
The text lists Hart holding senior roles in the Vendome Victoria Lenox and Young's hotels plus others in Holyoke and Springfield. It includes a favorite dish Scotch rare hit with steps to toast crackers beat eggs mix with milk anchor paste butter lemon juice Worcestershire sauce and serve on crackers.
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Vendome
Victoria
Lenox
Young’s
Holyoke
Springfield
Mr. Hart
400 Cats Wanted in a Worcester Henery
Worcester dispatch states Charles A Bowker of City View Farm 550 Salisbury Street will pay 100 dollars for 400 cats to curb rat raids harming his hennery and flocks. The article notes rats are described as large as woodchucks and the hens are being depleted of wandettes and other chickens.
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Worcester
Charles A. Bowker
City View Farm
Salisbury Street
Pension for Civil War and Mexican War Widows Proposed
Washington Feb 1 All widows of Civil War Mexico and Indian Wars veterans would receive 12 dollars monthly if the Senate bill passes and House action follows. The 1890 law denies pensions to widows married to veterans after June 27 1890.
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Washington
Mexico
Senate
House
Grim grippe illness improves slowly at home
He has been at his residence for the past two or three days with a severe grippe attack. The condition features a high fever, though there is notable improvement today.
United States Silver Coin Flows into Canada
Ottawa reports a large amount of American silver coin circulating in Canada. The scale of circulation displaces Canadian coin and deprives Canada of seignorage, prompting cooperation with banks to collect US coin as fast as it arrives and send it back to the United States.
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Ottawa
United States
Canada
Kidney disorders and a tonic prescription
Gaut a German specialist claims seven tenths of the feeble minded and insane are kidney disease victims. Symptoms include nervousness back pains and scanty urine. A simple tonic is offered: fluid extract Judit Balmwert and syrup Sarsaparilla mixed, take after meals with water.
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Gaut
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N. H
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Bakers Geo
G.fox CO
Soston
Manhattan
Montauk
J. M. Co. Shirts
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Liclipse
Summer St
Montauk Shirt Company
Hathaway
J. M. Co
Anderson
Jac
D. and
J. Anderson
Zephyr
J.M. Co
Mare Se Eee Sts Ac
New York
Wilson Bros
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Wilsons
Hanover St
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Restau
Garfield
Gton
Secretary of the Interior
Will Corral
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