Kaiser’s Voice for Harvard Archives
Berlin reports a phonographic record of Emperor William’s voice will be the first deposit in Harvard’s phonetic archives and those in Washington. At Yale psychologist Dr Edward Scripture’s request, two examples were recorded for permanent preservation, including notes on Frederick the Great and a meditation on Fortitude in Pain.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Harvard University
Congressional Library
National Museum
Washington
Edward W. Scripture
Yale University
United States
Scripture
America
Demosthenes
Shakspere
William the Great
Frederick the Great
Reception for Mr and Mrs Munroe at Upham's Corner
The pupils and friends of Mr and Mrs Harry E Munroe held a reception Tuesday evening in Winthrop Hall Upham's Corner Dorchester Dancing continued to a late hour and refreshments were served.
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Harry E. Munroe
Winthrop Hall
Upham’s Corner
Dorchester
Hair Growth Secret Promises Overnight Miracle
A famed doctor chemist claims a secret compound grows hair on bald heads and revives eyebrows. The inventor offers a trial with a promise of natural color restoration and eye lashes, advertising a travel offer and postage paid request from Ohio.
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Eeace
Ohio
Sample Case fair aids Widows and Orphans Society
The Sample Case of the United Commercial Travellers of America Boston Council 44 opened yesterday at Music Hall tea gardens. The event drew many visitors who could contribute to the Widows and Orphans Society. D. C. Stone is secretary and treasurer of the fair committee and available for details.
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United Commercial Travellers of America
Boston Council
Widows and Orphans Society of the
Council
Music Hall
D. C. Stone
Speakers at Roxbury Historical Dinner
The Roxbury Historical Society held its annual dinner at the Norfolk House with about 50 members present. President Edward Seaver presided and introduced Brigadier General John L. Tiernan, retired U.S. Army artillery chief at Manila, Colonel Edward Anderson of the Twelfth Indiana Cavalry, U V 1861-65, and Congressman John A. Sullivan as speakers.
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Roxbury
The
Roxbury Historical Society
Norfolk House
Edward Seaver
John L. Tiernan
Artillery Corps
U.S.A
Poree
Manila
Edward Anderson
Twelfth
Indiana Cavalry
U. V
John A. Sullivan
18 T. Patrick's Alumnae Party
On Friday evening Feb 12 a subscription dancing party will be given in Howe Hall by the alumnae of St Patrick's School Roxbury. The event is anticipated with pleasure by Roxbury and Dorchester Catholics. Miss Helen R Campbell of Roxbury is president of the Alumnae Association and will be assisted in receiving by a group of young graduates.
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Howe Hall
Patrick's School
Roxbury
Dorchester
Mien
Helen R. Campbell
Alumnae Association
Germans Save African Forts
Berlin reports a German gunboat Habicht relief of garrisons at Windhoek and Okahandja in German West Africa. Okahandja was stormed. tribesmen killed and mutilated 44 settlers. German losses are two percent with 50 additional casualties suspected. On January 28 the tribesmen’ s main camp was on Kaiser Wilhelm Mountain.
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Berlin
Habicht
Windhoek
Okkahandja
Africa
Kaiser Wilhelm Mouneat
Cohasset Fight For Selectman
Cohasset Feb 3 Joseph 8 Bigelow former Atlas National Bank president will run for selectman against Thomas Mannix a young lawyer. Mannix supported by family hardship and night police work. Bigelow wealthy summer resident with Cameron family ties. The race centers on natives versus wealthy summer residents and the street railway franchise.
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Law
Mr. Bigelow
Mr. Mannix
Chickering
Thomas Mannix
J. S. Bigelow
Cokasset Selectmen Board
Extraordinary case of constipation ends with Iron-Ox relief
J W Cottom of Winchester Indiana reports 66 years of chronic constipation resolved by Iron-Ox Tablets. He began daily evacuations after short use, praising the remedy for toning the digestive system and enabling natural bowel action. The ad claims Iron-Ox is a tonic laxative, not a purgative, and sells fifty tablets for 25 cents from Detroit based Iron-Ox Remedy Co.
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J. W. Cottom
Winchester
Ind
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Roxbury Sailors Club Dancing Party
The Roxbury auxiliary of the Catholic Sailors' Club held a large, stylish dance in Catholic Union Hall Tuesday night. Many well dressed girls attended and matrons welcomed guests from 8 to 9 with ushers guiding dancers, the event continuing until 1 a.m.
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Roxbury Sailors’ Club
Roxbury
Catholic Sailors’ Club
Catholic Union Hall
Joseph A. Sproules
P. O'Loughlin
W. H. Carberry
Drama at B Y M C U presents Time and the Hour
Amateur dramatic entertainment at the Boston Young Men's Christian Union last evening featured the Old Wallack Dramatic Club performing Time and the Hour. The production offered a concise program with stagecraft and performances by local players in a period mode.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Old Wallack Dramatic Club
Coffee blamed for stomach troubles leads to Postum cure
An Oregon man recalls decades of coffee harm and illness before switching to Postum on December 2, 1902. He describes rapid relief from pain, weakness, and headaches, claiming improved health and appetite since abandoning coffee. He offers to verify his story via local banks and merchants in Grant's Pass, Oregon.
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Oregon
Postum
Firstational Bank
Trust Banking Co
Grant's Pass
Ore
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Niecom
Wellville
President Roosevelt Attends G. A. R. Banquet
Washington Feb 3 President Roosevelt General John C Black commander in chief Grand Army of the Republic Secretary Taft General Nelson Miles and other officials were guests of honor at the Potomac department banquet. Roosevelt received a cordial welcome heard Black’s patriotic address and was introduced by toastmaster Hopkins. He praised the Grand Army and its work and spoke on citizenship duties and Civil War lessons.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John C. Black
Grand Army
Taft
Nelson A. Miles
Department of the Potomac
Grand Army of the Republic
Black
Thomas 8. Hopkins
South Boston Yacht Club 36th Anniversary Ball
Paul Revere Hall hosted the 36th anniversary ball of the South Boston Yacht Club with about 1000 attendees. The grand march led by Commodore F W Rauskolb and Miss Emma Howe featured 600 couples, amid gowns and notable guests including John F Fitzgerald and W S McNary. Committee leaders included P J McMahon and W X McKee, with H J Brown directing the floor and 25 assistants.
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Paul Revere Hall
South Boston Yacht Club
F. W. Rauskolb
Emma Howe
H. 8. Brown
Miss Roberts
John F. Fitzgerald
W. 8. McNary
Doogue
Slattery
Bresnahan
Bingham and Gaylord
McIsaac
Mooney
Riley
Mosquito Yacht Club
Charles Bird
Winthrop Yacht Club
Hamilton
P. J. McMahon
W. X. McKee
H. J. Brown
J. H. Hayes
Thomas Harrison
E. J. McKee
College Ball box holders announced at Symphony Hall
President John B. Dore of the Young Men's Catholic Association announced the names of the box holders for the College Ball at Symphony Hall on February 15. The list includes Mayor P. A. Collins, T. B. Fitzpatrick, John J. Martin, James M. Morrison, John.
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John B. Dore
Young Men's Catholic Association
College
Symphony Hall
P. A. Collins
T. B. Fitzpatrick
John J. Martin
James M. Morrison
John
The
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Meeting of Ladies Committee Sets Supper Plans
After a Symphony Hall meeting of the ladies committee the supper arrangements were finalized. The main corridor and a large upstairs room will host about 600 guests at one sitting with the grand march starting at 9 and supper rooms opening by 10.
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F. Towle
William F. Kearns
Eugene Lynch
James W. Kenney
William H. Fennekees
William F. Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Symphony Hall
Somerville Society Wedding at Miss Glidden's Home
Miss Abby Joanna Glidden daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Glidden married Frederick Augusta Parkhurst at 880 Broadway Somerville at 7 30 PM last night Rev William Kimmell officiated Many society figures attended Matron of honor Mrs Harry Main Clough bridesmaids Miss Anna Elmira Glidden Miss Lucy Hale Sherman ushers Allan Cummings Dwight Vaughn Robert Strout Harry Main Clough Roger Merrill
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Somerville Society
Glidden
Abby Joanna Glidden
Walter
Frederick Augusta Parkhurst
Broadway
Somerville
William Kimmell
Universalist Church
Charlestown
Harry Main Clough
Anna Elmira G
Dorchester High Alumni Reunion Tonight at New School
Dorchester High School Alumni Association holds its first annual reunion this evening at the new high school building on Talbot avenue near Wash ington street. The program includes a business meeting, officer elections, addresses by Principal Lincoln and others, class meetings, dancing in the gym, and refreshments. Membership blanks will be available at the door.
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Dorchester High School Alumni Association
Talbot Avenue
Washington Street
Lincoln
Indorsement by Post Chapel on Printer Strike Action
At a Post Chapel meeting a resolution endorsed the Book and Job branch committee and praised Boston Typographical Unioners for efforts to settle the strike. Committee members W. W. Lossone, Thomas M. Nolan, and W. S. Masson signed.
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Post Chapel
Book and Job
Boston Post Chapel
Book and Job Branch
Boston
W. WL. Lossone
Thomas M. Nolan
W. S. Masson
Young Men's Congress Debates Race Representation
The Boston Young Men's Congress at Ballou Hall debated limiting the grandfather clause that disenfranchised Black voters. The measure was defeated 18 to 2. Speakers included Lane McNaughton Derby Walker and Belcher.
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Boston Young Men's Congresa
Ballou Hall
West Street
Congress
Spearers
Mesera Lane
McNaughton
Derby
Walker
Belcher
Cure Rheumatism With Gloria Tonic Free Trials
John A Smith of Milwaukee offers 25000 free sample packages of Gloria Tonic to prove his rum cured rheumatism claim. He cites numerous personal testimonials from Wisconsin Ohio Texas Indiana Vermont and Venezuela and invites readers to send name and address for a trial.
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John A. Smith
Milwaukee
J. Smith
Mrmith
Seguin
Tex
Wis
Plain City
Ohio
B. H. Marshall
Harrisville
Quintero
University of Venezuela
United States
Mina Schott
Marion
Vincennes
Ind
Oak Street
Emma Callender
Christian Advocate
Miss Callender
Bennington
Worms
Frankfurt
Germany
Smith
Germania Building
Whitney family grieves as mother cant attend funeral
In Brookline the widowed mother of William C Whitney and his sister Mary remain at the family home on Pleasant and Beacon streets. Mrs Whitney’s frail health prevents travel to New York for the brother’s funeral. Mary Whitney, longtime caretaker, cannot leave her mother despite desire to bid farewell.
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Pleasant
Beacon Streets
Brookline
William C. Whitney
New York
James C. Whitney
Henry M
Mrs. Whitney
Mary Whitney
Robert J. Taylor’s 18 Years at State House Elevator
Robert J. Taylor, longtime operator of the Governor’s elevator in the State House, has served 18 years in the post. His tenure began in Governor Robinson’s era and spans visits by notable figures such as Admiral Dewey, Admiral Schley, General Miles, Admiral Bob Evans, and presidents including Cleveland, Harrison, McKinley, and Roosevelt.
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Robert J. Taylor
E State House
Robinson
Taylor
Dewey
Schley
Miles
Bob Evens
Cleveland
Harrison
McKinley
Roosevelt
Prince Henry
Chickering
State House
Prominent Men Named as Whitney Pall-Bearers
New York, Feb. 3. The pall-bearers for the funeral of the late William C. Whitney were announced this afternoon as Grover Cleveland, Thomas F. Ryan, Elihu Root, Thomas Dolan, J. Pierpont Morgan, Grant B. Schley, Colonel William Jay, P. A. B. Widener, H. McK. Twombly and G. G. Haven.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Grover Cleveland
Thomas F. Ryan
Elihu Root
Thomas Dolan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Grantb. Schley
William Jay
P. A. B. Widener
H. McK. Twombley
G. G. Haven
Roxbury Dorchester Youth Dance At Jubilee Hall
About 400 prominent young people from Roxbury and Dorchester attended a dancing party at Jubilee Hall, Warren Street, last evening. The event was directed by Walter F. Ward of Dorchester and assisted by J A Grant, C P Tizhe, J G Haggerty Jr and EB L Sullivan. Matrons included Mrs J G Haggerty, Mrs P W Tighe, Mrs C A Ward and Mrs J A Glavin.
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Roxbury
Dorchester
Jubilee Hall
Warren Satay
Walter F. Ward
J. A. Grant
C. P. Tizhe
J. G. Haggerty, Jr
EB. L. Sullivan
J. G. Haggerty
P. W. Tighe
Southern Division Railway Men Dance Recalls Mutual Benefit Event
The fifth annual hall of the Mutual Benefit Association of the Southern division of Boston and Maine was held in Rougha Hall Charlestown last night. A special train carried invited guests from Concord at 7 pm stopping at Nashua and Manchester and arriving in Boston at 9 30. The grand march was led by Floor Director M L Cotter and wife with 50 couples participating.
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Southern Division
Mutual Benefit Association
Boston & Maine Railroad
Rougha Hall
Charlestown
Concord
N. H
Nashua
Manchester
Boston
M. L. Cotter
Pastor Officiates Mother’s Wedding in Brookline Home
In Brookline last evening a unique ceremony took place as Rev George M Gerrish pastor of the Brookline Universalist Church wed his own mother The intimate service was conducted at the Gerrish residence 41 Brooks street with a small gathering of friends and relatives.
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Brookline
George M. Gerrish
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Bigelow
A. S. Bigelow
Copper King
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Dorchester High
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Hampton
Thirtieth Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery
Fortress Monroe
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Shawmut Avenue
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Joseph G. Grady
Board of Health
West Orange
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Los Angeles
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