Rose Fletcher Moves Into Eliza Farrel Family Home
Rose Fletcher, an orphan niece, arrives at Sylvia Whitman’s East Westland mansion after inheriting from cousin Eliza Farrel. Tension rises as Sylvia mans a careful welcome while Rose recalls a hidden memory of hospital stays and murder whispers swirl around Eliza’s death.
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New York Herald Co
Henry Whitman
Sylvia
New
East Westland
Rlma White
Abrahama
Rose Fletcher
New York
Flora Barnes
Horace Allen
Whitmans
Albion Bennett
Lucinda Hart
Miss Farrel
Eliza Farrel
Rose
Mr. Whitman
Mamma
Paris
New England
Horace
Henry
Eliza
Boston Finance Commission probes city department expenses
Eight city department heads appeared before the Finance Commission to review appropriations and suggest economy. Mayor Hibbard ordered consistent yearly reductions and monthly percentage-based expenditure reports. Attendees included Murphy Folson Leary O Kane Minton Sullivan Gilman and City Treasurer Slattery.
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Finance Commission
Hibbard
John H. Murphy
Charles Folsom
Edward J. Leary
Joseph O'Kane
John M. Minton
Election Board
D. H. Sullivan
Message in a Bottle Reaches Boston Skipper
A Dublin cable reports Maurice Cummings of 184 Charles street Boston received a sea message found ashore near Kirkee Clare. The bottle, tossed from the steamship Ivernia on Sept 21 1907, named Cummings and two companions James Shaughnessy and J J Hennessy. Cummings confirms the voyage from Boston on Sept 17 and thanks The Post for locating him. He belongs to Cummings & Lyons grocers in Roxbury.
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Post
Dublin
Maurice Cummings
Charles Street
Clare
Kirkee
Coast Guard
Ivernia
Cunard Line
Maurice. Cummings
Boston
Mass
Cummings
Europe
James c. Shaughnessy
Nahant
J. J. Hennessey
Lowell
Mr. Cummings
Cook
Shaughnessy
Hennessy
Cummings & Lyons
Kenwood Road
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Warner's Safe Cure touted for kidney disease cure
An advertisement features Warner's Safe Cure as a universal remedy for kidney disease and related ailments. It includes patient testimonial from H S Brewer of Rochester New York praising relief from diabetes and urges trials with free bottle offers and single price pills.
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Warner
H.S. Brewer
Rochester
N. Y
Arner
Safe Cure CO
Boston Daily Post
Little Boy of Whitman Saves Mother From Fire
Five year old Jimmy Rooney of 28 Cherry street saved his mother from burning to death during a home fire. He tore off her blazing wrapper, snuffed flames from her head, and alerted his father who was nearby. The blaze rekindled and Jimmy and James Rooney battled remaining flames, injuring Jimmy’s hands. Mrs. Rooney is said to recover.
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Abrahama
Mamma
Sylvia
Eliza
McAllister
Chicago
New York
Papa
New Yor
Andi
Rose
Terribel
Little Jimmy
Mr. Rooney
James Rooney
Mrs. Rooney
Republicans Will Get Jobs in City Hall Bid
Edward C. Graves of the Republican city committee declares at Ward 12 meeting that a partisan purge will remove non partisans and replace them with loyalists. He says the mayor will reward campaign workers as a “plum” system returns and promises city jobs for supporters.
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Edward C. Graves
Republican City Committee
City Hall
Hibbard
Republican Club
Ward 12
Graves
Washburn-Crosby process removes cellulose from flour
The text describes how careless milling leaves cellulose in flour and how the Washburn-Crosby milling process eliminates all cellulose, preventing visible or detectable contaminant in the product.
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Marston
Washington St
Adams House
Atlas
Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman
The
Sunday Post
Abrahama White
Marie
Mrs. Wilton
Miss Pamela
Mr. McAllister
Eliza Farrell
She
Felix
Mayor and Finance Commission
Erie
Little Boy
Whitman
Rooney
Tod Stores
Satuday
St. Large
Bim St
Hanover
Dorchester Ave
Pyashtuston St
Broadway
Chelsea
West
Holesale
Oooutlet Co
Columbus Ave
Rox
Central Sq
East Boston
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Everett
Main St
Maiden
Cas
Washburn-Grosby CO
New Oxford Cafe
Bliot ST
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