Zola Trial Spotlight Prompts Public Advertisement Reform
The essay argues the Zola Dreyfus case tests public scrutiny and suggests a nationwide rule requiring county committee advertising in the newspaper with the largest circulation. It notes the New York precedent and calls for a sworn, uniform approach to ads, praising the Boston papers' rates as consistent. The piece labels the Paris trial extraordinary and calls for practical advertising measures.
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Emile Zola
Paris
Zola
France
Boston
The Firemen's Fund Reflects Boston Public Spirit
Boston citizens show strong support for families of fallen firemen through multiple funds including the Post fund. Small subscriptions pour in alongside gifts from the wealthy, representing the people of Boston as a whole. Funeral services honored the dead, with memorials planned at Faneuil Hall to express public sentiment. The fund’s growth mirrors the city’s commitment to dependents.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Post
Kidder-Peabody Fund
Globe Fund
Post Fund
A Democratic City and the Aldermen Reform Plan
The article argues against forcing Boston into a Republican city via a district system. Representative Bartlett says electing twenty five aldermen by district won t fix the problem, and urges starting from the premise that city reform should not be by statute alone. It recalls past benefits of the at large system and calls for returning to proven methods.
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Boston
Queen's Speech Allies Peace Tone Amid War Warnings
The Queen's address to Parliament opens with friendship toward all powers but previews ongoing uprisings in Soudon and a border war on India's northwest. It warns of Europe’s tense arms buildup and calls for unprecedented defence expenditure.
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Soudon
India
Europe
Great Britain
Legislative Advertising Calls for Broad Public Reach
A Massachusetts debate argues that legislative committee notices should be published in newspapers with the widest circulation, citing New York public advertising law as precedent. The piece urges shifting from printing to publication to effectively attract public attention to hearings.
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New York
the Post
Massachusetts
Provincetown death of Cape Cod figure Adam Macool noted
The Observant Citizen reports Mr. Adam Macool of Provincetown died Sunday. A well known Cape Cod figure, he stayed active in whaling interests and oil circles in New Bedford and New York. His funeral is today in Provincetown, with readers urged to support local fundraising efforts.
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Adam Macool
Provincetown
Cape Cod
New Bedford
New York
Macool
Notable origins of London police nicknames and system
The passage attributes the founding of London's police system to Sir Robert, grandfather of the would be histrian, and credits him with giving the force the nickname Bobbie. It notes the term peeler as another label that spread globally.
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Sir Robert Peel
Sir Robert
Histrian
London
England
Romance of courtship fades in modern times
The poem laments old fashioned love as a courtyard lyre scene gives way to attending the opera and private chatter. It contrasts romantic window serenades with costly modern dates, noting the loss of romance and the higher price in today’s social rituals.
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Chicago News
Velvet blouse with matching skirt creates a complete gown
Description of a black velvet blouse with a chemisette and matching skirt. Details include horizontal velvet bands on sleeves, velvet epaulettes, a folded velvet collar, and a skirt with vertical velvet stripes meeting a velvet ruffle. A cheaper fabric alternative is also suggested.
Dora and Mrs Prescott Treffen The Mourning Carriage
In a rain soaked train, Dora Willis consoles Mrs Prescott as the funeral party for Arthur Prescott reaches Kenwood. Mrs Prescott learns Dora’s love for Arthur and embraces Dora as her daughter as the two grieve together for the lost lawyer and son.
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Thompson
Arthur Prescott
Kenwood
Mrs. Prescott
Mr. Hale
Miss Willis
Hale
Miss ® Rillis
Dora
Arthur
Sackville
Witty Social Bits From Dailies In Outlandish Jests
A collection of brief quips from Chicago Record Cincinnati Enquirer Free Press Harper's Bazaar and others. Snappy lines cover marriage gossip dogs hypnotists and a sleighing death joke.
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Julia
Chicago
Cincinnati Enquirer
Free Press
Chicago Post
de Sappie
Puck
Harper’s Bazar
Wallace
Ferry
Jones
Notable 102nd Birthday and International Figures Mentioned
Mrs Clarinda J Lawrence of Marsb NH celebrated her 102nd birth anniversary. Pajot the French senator died aged eighty six, first elected in 1871. Vittorio of Savoy reportedly engaged to Princess Clara of Bavaria. Ambassador Draper refurnished Piombino palace in Rome with $100000 spent on draperies. Governor Atkinson of Georgia defended Sunday bullfights in Mexico City. Red Ribbon Club of Lincoln Neb condemns Princeton dinner as depraved in New York City.
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M. Pajot
Paris
National Assembly
Draper
Piombino Palace
Rome
MacVeagh
Italy
Atkinson
Georgia
Mexico
Red Ribbon Club
Tincoln, Neb
Princeton
New York City
Patton
Professor Shields
America
Daily Table Hints and Dinner Menu from Era Restaurant
The fragment lists meals and dishes for dinner and supper including roast lamb fried hominy mock turtle soup and corned beef hash with accompaniments. It also outlines a dessert of apple pudding and white cake with a detailed cake recipe noting whites of eggs sugar butter milk soda and cream of tartar.
Daughters at Whist at Vendome by D A R
A large afternoon whist party hosted by the Old South Chapter D A R at the Vendome drew over 200 players from Warren Prescott Bunker Hill Paul Revere John Adams and Old South chapters. Prizes included Biographical Sketches of Pre eminent Americans says the event honored Mrs Minot Stillings Goodhue Robinson Richardson Smith Gardner.
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Vendome
Old South
Daughters of the American Revolution
Warren and
Prescott
Bunker Hill
Paul Revere
John Adams
H. G. Minot
Evelyn F. Stillings
Vashti Goodhue
A. B. Robinson
W. EB. Richardson
D. Smith
C. L. Gardner
Ely
Judge Ely
Dedham
B. F. Rust
Kyman Clark
Floretta Vining
Mme. Arcan
Abbie Fales
Wallace Robinson
BR. D. Cushing
H. M. Jernegan
Clinton W. Stick Hey
Clarence
Thirteen Governors to Attend Sons of the American Revolution Banquet
Six governors from the original thirteen states have accepted invitations to the Sons of the American Revolution banquet in New Haven on February 22. The event at Music Hall begins at 1 pm with Yale President Dwight hosting a reception for members from 11:30 to 12:30. About 650 guests are expected. toast responses will honor the states of the Revolution, with Col. N. G. Osborn as toastmaster.
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New Haven
Conn
Sons of the American Revolution
New Music Hall
Dwight
Yale
J. F. Wier
William Y. Atkinson
Georgia
D. L. Russell
North Carolina
Daniel H. Hastings
Pennsylvania
Frank S. Black
New York
George A. Ramsdell
New Hampshire
L. A. Cooke
N. G. Osborn
Royal Arcanum Ladies Night At Thorndike Hotel
About 100 attendees gathered for the Royal Arcanum Club annual ladies night at the Thorndike Hotel. Alonzo G. Walsh presided with Mayor Quincy and Edson M. Schryver of Baltimore as guests of honor. Quincy praised societies like Arcanum and Boston’s readiness to welcome visiting officers. Schryver spoke on order and the group’s growing influence.
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Royal Arcanum Club
Thorndike Hotel
Alonzo G. Walsh
Quincy
the Arcanum
Edson M. Schryver
Baltimore
Royal Arcanum
Boston
Schryver
Elegant Housewarming for Benedicts Draws 600 Guests
Nearly six hundred guests filled the Benedicts new Huntington avenue residence for Mrs Benedicts first of two at homes. The upper floor shows fine music room decor with rose greens and electric lights. Guests included Mrs Whiton Stone and many notables. refreshments featured ruby crystal pendants and smilax adorned tables served by Beaumonts.
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Washington G. Benedict
Francis Benedict
Golay
Stanley P. Clemens
John G. Benedict
Benedict
Clarence Benedict
Misses Hallie
Minnie Stiles
Blanche Bonnelle
Alice Hilliard
Jessie Eddy
Angeline Andrews
Ethel Andrews
H. Carlton Slack
Ada C. Hussey
Slack
Nash
U Murray
Helen Murphy
Whiton Stone
Annie G. Murray
Charles I’. Kirtland
F. A. Hemenway
Harry Clinton O’brien
Rge Herrie Billings
Thomas Riley
Edward Burncamp
Grace Willard
Charles W. Holden
Anna Robbins
Edith 8. Holden
Ethel Ripley McKenney
Charles A.M. Kenney
Edith Gay
Andrew J. George
Grace Chamberlain
William J. Clark
Nathan H. Dole
Charles Follen Adams
Er. V. Peabody
Daniel Hallett
Mabel Going
John P. Webber
Edwin Nelson Kimball, Jr
L. T. Stedman
Francis W. Goss
B. Bullard
Harry Brackett
Sidney L. Burr
E. H. Gilbert
Miriam Goss
Willis R. Russ
Professor Strong
Cornelius G. Davies
F. W. Gaskill
George Wagener
Arthur Henry Osgood
Mary F. Leland
Ruggles
Ellis
Laura F. Eaton
Vining
Mme. Arcan
L. W. Orcutt
G. Id Richter
George Cook
Harold H. Jameson
Frank R. Thomas
Samuel M. Brown
Harold H. Brown
A. P. Peabody
Eugene E. Eaton
John Benedict
Frances Freeborn
Marie Patterson
F. J. Bonnelle
J. L. Harbour
Dinner to Consul Grout Before Malta Posting
United States Consul John H. Grout Jr. was hosted at Higgins's with a dozen friends and newspaper associates. Grout, who will sail for Malta on Saturday, spoke entertainingly of the consular service and noted his past posting at Bermuda under President Harrison’s administration. About twenty attended.
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United States
John H. Grout, Jr
Malta
Higgins
Grout
Bermuda
Harrison
East Boston High School Reunion Planned at Maverick Hall
East Boston High School reunions finalised by W H Ensworth D and committee for Thursday evening at Maverick Hall East Boston. Program includes teachers reception entertainment an original poem by Gordon McKay a collation and dancing. A feature is a Harvard Law School graduate Frank Hendrick to speak on East Boston Ideals. Hendrick is an alumnus of the high school class of 8.
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East Boston
W. H. Ensworth
Maverick Hall
Gordon McKay
Frank Hendrick
Harvard Law
Hendrick
School Committee Resists Dunn Resignation Amid Approvals
The School Committee refused Edward H. Dunn's resignation while approving Dr. B E Hartwell's physical training lectures at a $600 salary. resignations from Isaac F. Paul and committee actions on teaching appointments, land payments for East Boston sites, and South Boston High drill hall use were discussed. adjournment set for Feb 23.
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Edward H. Dunn
J. D. Appolonio
BE. M. Hartwell
Isaac F. Paul
Joint Committee On
Paul
Huggan
Elizabeth G. Dowd
Charlestown High
Charlotte E. Andrew
Edith M. Keith
Christopher Gibson
Dorchester
Catherine M. McGinley
Adah P. Whitney
Dudley
Roxbury
Charles A. Cotting
Princeton, Marion
Saratoga Streets
East
Boston
James Wooley
Charles A. Tilden
The
Central Association
Princeton Street
Thomas Park
New South Boston High School
Fifield
Henry L. Pierce
Pierce School
Charles Sumner Pierce
Edward l. Pierce
Funeral for Captain Bearse Dies at Hyannis Harbor
The funeral of Captain Maynard Bearse of the steamer H. F. Dimock will be held this afternoon from his Hyannis residence. Metropolitan line officials William McGowan and Stevedore Delap will bring floral tributes. Bearse earned praise for rescuing a disabled Fall River passenger steamer in Long Island Sound, earning a life pass over the Old Colony line.
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H. F. Dimock
Hyannis
Metropolitan
William 8. McGowan
Stevedore Delap
Fall River
Long Island Sound
Old Colony
Eleazer Baker
General Whitney
Whitney
Benjamin S. Grove
Herman Winter
Cape Cod
Bearse
Stone Fort
Boston
Yarmouth
Allan
Hibernian
Glasgow
Warren
Leyland
Cambroman
Lancastrian
Liverpool
Elder-Dempster Parkmore
Avonworth
Aramore
Neat
Sam Wellock
Franklin Wellock
Minerva
No. 8
Gueney
Barkentine
Bruce Hawkins
Brunswick
Savannah
John M. Beverly
Union Wharf
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Atlantic
Othello
New York
Edward Luckenbach
Lewis Wharf
Steamship Company
London
T Wharf
Gloriana
Ed Lawrey
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Latona
Turk’s [S
Lunenburg
City of Gloucester
Central Wharf
Gloucester
George W. Clyde
Jacksonville
Charlestown
Cape Lookout Cove
Delaware
Charleston
Cumberland
Rio Janeiro
Diver Brown
Baltimore
Dominion Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Minnewaska
P. W. French
A. W. Chesterton
D. L. Trafton
Lettie G. Howard
Beverly
Michigan
Bunker
Jacob Reed
Yesterdy
Isleboro
Typhoid Fever Prevented by Safe Water Use
Health notes state typhoid fever has not appeared where water consumed with meals is used freely at home. Taken in time, it is described as a sure preventive.
Lincoln Spring water claimed best for typhoid patients
Lead describes Lincoln Spring water as prescribed by physicians for severe typhoid cases and after first taste, patients crave and benefit from it. Sold bottled with natural carbonic acid, as from the spring, through dealers, druggists, grocers, and hotels. Lincoln Spring Co. Saratoga Springs NY. Boston office 47 Cornhill.
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Lincoln Spring Co
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Roanoke Heroes Gather for Civil War Campaign Anniversary
About 100 Roanoke Association members meet at the American House to honor the 36th anniversary of the capture of Roanoke Island led by General Ambrose Burnside. Officers are elected, tributes paid to deceased and present heroes, and reminiscences shared in a ceremonial banquet.
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Roanoke Association
Roanoke Island
Ambrose E. Burnside
United States Hotel
Association
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Twenty-first
Massachusetts Regiment
Charles B. Amory
Twenty-fifth
Samuel C. Ellis
United States Navy
George W. Nason
Twenty-third
James Thompson
Twenty-fourth
George S. Ball
Upton
Mass
John G. Parks
George P. Hawkes
Massachusetts
John W.raymond
A. F. Slade
Connecticut
Edward Harlan
Alex. M. Massie
Island
George Kibby
Rhode Island
Benjamin F. Crown
8. A. Griffin
New Hampshire
James Stewart, Jr
New Jersey
W. B. Wright
New York Regiment
J. A. Cook
A. B. R. Sprague
R. H. Jackson
New_York
T. M. Cook
Wardoph
New York
George
Ball
General Aerbide
Albert P. Hills
Twentythird
Roanoke
Edwin Dews
John W. Trafton
Walter Bigbee
S&s M
Massachusetts Highway Association dinner at Parker House meeting
The Massachusetts Highway Association met at Parker House for a business session and banquet. Seventy six of twelve members attended as officers were elected including President C Frank Alte and Vice President H Merrill. Speeches praised road building and the press, noted the wide tire law, and cited a $2 100 000 highway commission appropriation with 128 steam crushers at work.
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Massachusetts Highway Association
Parker House
C. Frank Alte
Boston
Merrill
Salem
C. R. Cutter
W. L. Dickins
Springfield
A. H. Kimball
Hingham
Charles Mileler
Worcester
Charles O. Po
Chase
Rhode Island
MacDonald
Connecticut
Mgor Sortwell
Cambridge
McClintock
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Morocco
Moe Clintock
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