Miss Alice Roosevelt Seeks European Season Abroad
Washington January 11 A question engages Washingtons younger set whether Miss Alice Roosevelt should be presented at the Court of St James in the coming spring Whitelaw Reid promised to press the matter with the President Miss Jean Reid also desires a London season and even rented a Mayfair mansion in anticipation If Miss Roosevelt goes abroad she would visit nearly all the sovereigns of Europe a factor in the Presidents hesitancy.
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Washington
Whitelaw Reid
Alice Roosevelt
Court of St. James
Mr. Reid
Miss Alice
Jean
Miss Roosevelt
Miss Reid
London
Mayfair
Mr. Choate
Europe
Photo Press
Washington, D. C
Ambassador Reid
King Edward
The Man Who Does It Right Inventor of Natural Gums
Originator of the King Safe System of Pain less Dentistry who makes dental operations painless and inventor of the Natural Gums designed to prevent detection of artificial teeth in the mouth.
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King Safe
Dr King Dental Parlors Offers Budget Bridge Work
An advertisement touts dental bridge solutions that resemble natural teeth without plates. It promises savings on full sets, gold crowns, bridge work, and fillings, with free painless extractions when sets are ordered, and lists multiple office locations and hours.
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Oxford
King Dental
Boston
Washington ST
Cor
Avon
Westminster St
Prov
R. I
Main St
Worcester
Mass
Elm St
Manchester
N. H
Jackson Club Holds Grand Ball in Ward 7
The first grand ball of the Jackson Club of Ward 7 was held in Paine Memorial Hall with about 200 attendees. Notable guests included ex Senator William T. A. Fitzgerald and numerous state representatives and aldermen from Boston area.
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Jackson Club
Ward 7
Paine Memorial Hall
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Martin M. Lomasney
James McDermott
John Quinn, Jr
John T. Gartland
Patrick J. Bowen
Daniel Flannagan
Daniel A. Whelton
John A. Ryan
Frank Gethré
William J. Foley
James F. Nolan
W. H. S. Hayes
Lowell
Henry Seward
Watertown
Paul
Taunton
Richard I. Cook
Joseph O’brien
Joseph M. Sullivan
Michael J. Bowen
Milk Producers’ Association Dissolved by Members
Forty members of the New England Milk Producers' Association met in annual session at the American House yesterday and approved by a vote of 35 to dissolve the organization.
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The
New England Milk Producers’ Association
American House
Roxbury Council 1007 Royal Arcanum installs officers
Roxbury Council 1007 Royal Arcanum held officer installations at Guild Hall last evening naming Regent James E. McGuire and a slate including John B. Comerford as vice regent William J. Northway as orator and Daniel A. Casey as alternate to the grand council. Frank H. Bell presented Past Regent Casey with a jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Royal Arcanum
Guild Hall
James E. McGuire
James H. McGuire
John B. Comerford
William J. Northway
Robert T. Keefe
Albert Heilman
William Gately
John T. Kelley
William Comerford
Thomas F. Green
John J. Kelley
Michael Johnson
Patrick H. Costello
John H. Lynch
Daniel A. Casey
Frank H. Bell
Starving mariners on verge of cannibalism
The steam dredger Texas crew of 33 men from Dantzic via Southampton faced a deadly storm off the Hebrides. After 21 perished in a sinking boat, the survivors drifted for days and reportedly drew lots to select who would be sacrificed for food. The Texas skipper and 12 others were rescued by the Zeno in Waterford Ireland.
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Waterford
Irc
Texas
Dantzic
Southampton
Galveston
Hebrides
Scotland
Habeas Corpus Writ Released Duke in Sanitarium Case
Justice Gaynor in Brooklyn issued a writ of habeas corpus directing Brodie L. Duke to be brought before the court for review in his sanitarium confinement at Flushing L I The writ followed an application by an attorney representing Mrs Alice Webb Duke The writ is returnable next Friday A threatening anonymous letter to masseur E T Osbaldeston sparked new disclosures about a purported blackmail ring involving several prominent men and women
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New York
Brodie L. Duke
Flushing
L. I
Gaynor
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Alice Webb-Duke
Duke
L. Duke
Sanford Sanitarium
Osbaldeston
Opera feud ends as Eames accuses Senger of duel act
In New York Jan 11 a quarrel at the Metropolitan Opera House between Mme Emma Eames Story and Frau Senger Bettaque escalated to a slap by Eames. Stage manager Dufriche intervened as insults flew. Conried ordered apologies and a fine. Eames apologized without kneeling, Senger-Bettaque waived that formality.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme
Emma Eames Story
Frau Senger- Bettaque
Mme. Eames
Mme. Senger-Bettaque
Dufriche
Frau Senger-Bettaque
Miss Yankee
Bayreuth
Duffitche
Frau Cosima Wagner
Herr Conried
Emma Eames
Morton Gives $600000 in Name of Daughter
Former Vice President Levi P Morton anonymously donates 600000 dollars to the Cathedral of St John the Divine The gift includes 450000 for building the choir and 150000 for furnishings The memorial donation honors daughter Lena Morton who died in Paris in March 1904 The act followed Miss Mortons romance with Prince Victor Emmanuel of Savoy and stirred international interest.
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New York
Levi P. Morton
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
St. John’s
Morton
Lena
Paris
Miss Morton
Prince Victor Emmanuel of
Savoy
Turin
Italy
Move Against Mr Appleyard
The investigation into the German Bank wreck in Buffalo begins with an affidavit by Tracy C Becker representing Attorney General Mayer. He charges a conspiracy to defraud the bank and seeks arrest warrants for A Appleyard of Brookline Mass John Doe and Richard Roe with testimony from Paul Werner cashier. The bank paper carried by the bank grew to 444000 dollars by September.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Tracy C. Becker
Mayer
Murphy
Appleyard
Brookline
Mass
John Doe
Richard Roe
Paul Werner
Election of Senators Tuesday Jan 17 in House and Senate
The House adopted an order setting Tuesday Jan 17 at 2:80 pm for selecting a United States Senator to succeed Henry Cabot Lodge and then the Senate would choose a successor to the late George F Hoar. A joint convention is planned for Wednesday Jan 18 to verify the vote.
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House
Ward
Buckland
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
George F. Hoar
Senate
Platt and Elias Fight Over $750000 Theft Case
In New York the suit by John R. Platt against Hannah Elias seeks nearly 750000. Platt says she wrongfully obtained funds. Elias claims he voluntarily gave the money and threw banknotes at her. The case paused for lack of witnesses and resumes tomorrow.
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New York
John R. Platt
Hannah Elias
Platt
Miles Guest of Shoe Men at Southern Shoe Banquet
Lieutenant General Nelson A Miles attended the 14th annual meeting and banquet of the Southern Shoe Salesmen Association at Hotel Brunswick. Miles recalled his rise from a Boston youth to merchant and praised New England footwear. E M Daniels became president with C A Shaw as vice president and G R Jacobs as secretary treasurer.
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Nelson A. Miles
Southern Shoe
Hotel Brunswick
Miles
Boston
Commercial College
Siberia
New England
John K. Orr
Atlanta
George Hutchinson
H. W. Kruchowizen
Edgar M. Daniels
Charles A. Shaw
George R. Jacobs
E. M. Daniels
Harvard President Eliot Honored by French Academy
President Eliot of Harvard was elected a corresponding member of the Institute of France in the section morale. The decision fills the vacancy created by James Bryce’s promotion to foreign associate. The Institute debates law philosophy politics finance history and political economy.
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Eliot
Harvard
Academy of Moral and Political Sciences
Institute of France
James Bryce
M. P
England
Academy
Walter E. Lawrence Held on Two Charges
Walter E. Lawrence, described by police as an old-time confidence man, was arraigned in Roxbury Court on forgery and larceny charges. Police say he rented a room from Mrs. Anna Moore of 18 Arkland Street, Roxbury, and passed a worthless $16 check. He was held in $800 on forgery and $400 on larceny.
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Walter E. Lawrence
Roxbury
Lawrence
Anna Moore
Arkland Street
Temperature and cold remedy ad from old paper
Yesterday's average temperatures noted with a line about a year ago. An advertisement promotes curing a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A guarantee refunds the money if it fails. Be W Groves' signature appears on each box and the price is 25 cents.
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Deruggiers
BE. W. Grove
Harvard Men to See Iceland on Geologic Expedition
Harvard plans a summer field trip to Iceland led by Professor T A Jaggar to study volcanic activity and glacial formations. About 50 to 100 students will depart Boston May 25 sailing to Leith then Reykjavik to traverse the island for thorough, on site observations.
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Harvard
Iceland
T. A. Jaggar
Mt. Pelee Fame
Europe
Boston
Leith
Scotland
Reykjavik
Run on State Bank Ends in Injuries and Panicked Crowd
In New York on January 11 three policemen and two Hebrew women were hurt during a bank run on the State Bank in Grand Street. About 5000 people surged around the building, breaking an iron railing as officers used force to control the crowd. The panic followed a rush by depositors to place funds before interest accrued, with 500 waiting overnight and many flocking to the bank at daybreak.
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New York
State Bank
Grand Street
East Side
Bay State Gas Plant Valuation Questioned at Hearing
Massachusetts gas hearing featured strong opposition to Bay State valuation with Professor Bemis arguing the plant is worth far less. Attorneys for citizens attacked the Bay State and pressed that half of Boston gas comes from the Pipe Line Company, which Bemis said produced gas at lower costs and would affect profits and dividends if rates fall.
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Babson
Junius T. Auerbach
Emis
Bay State
C. J. R. Humphreys
Robert M. Morse
Morse
Bay State Gas Companies
Auerbach
Massachusetts Pipe Line Company
Richards
Bay State Company
Edward W. Bemis
Boston
Pipe Line
Brookline
Bemis
Fraternal Knights of America Formed at Quincy House Banquet
A new secret society named the Fraternal Knights of America organized at a Quincy House banquet for white men 18 plus of good moral character. Fraternity officers listed include Francis Quinlan supreme president and Wilfred H. Goddard vice president with a cabinet of trustees and sentinels.
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Fraternal Knights of America
Quincy House
T. J. Donoghue
Francis Quinlan
John C. Hickey
Walter L. Ramsdell
John A. Kelcher
Fred C. Libbey
Wilfred H. Goddard
Supreme Lodge of the New Order
Edmund S. Higgins
Fred F. Adams
Horace F. Peabody
A. A. Pulverman
Henry Z. Wagner
Inside Sentinel
Peter McGrady
Outside Sentinel
Paul le Gault
Frank F. Thompson
Robert F. Wainwright
Alfred Forestall
Cambridge Police Relief Ball Floats Armory in Merriment
Seven hundred couples attended the Cambridge Police Relief Association ball at the new armory. Mayor Daly and Chief Pullen led a procession with police officers including Deputy Chief Batchelder and captains Murray and Murray. The event credited Sergeant Orrin B White and staff for the success with color and dancing overhead buntings.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Police Relief Association
Daly
Pullen
White
Herbert Gordon
John P. Nellan
William F. Batchelder
John F. Murray
James E. Murray
John J. McBride
Patrick F. Hurley
Pike
Conroy
Callahan
Orrin B. White
Thomas P. Row
John P. Neilan
John J. Canney
Baseball Fan Welsh Weds Roxbury Girl
John Welsh a Boston rooters leader and original singer of Tessie married Miss Marie Elizabeth Doucett at her parents home 41 Ruggles Street Roxbury last evening.
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John Welsh
Boston Rooters
Tessie
Marie Elizabeth Doucett
Ruggles Street
Roxbury
Koch Institute Extends Free Treatment Offer
The Koch Institute extends until Saturday January 14 free Koch Inhalation Treatment for consumption asthma bronchitis and catarrh at 175 Tremont Street Boston next to Tremont Theatre. Free services of Koch Specialist Physicians provided. only charges apply to Koch Tuberculine remedies.
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Koch
Koch Institute
Boston Koch Institute
Tremont Street
Tremont Theatre
Tremont St
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Dr. King’s
Milk Producer CO
Roxbury Council
R. A
B. L. Duke
E. T. Osbaldeston
Rival
MR. Appleyard
Miles Guest
Shoe Men
French Academy
Munyon
Philadelphia
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Duneral Undertakers
Dudley Street Terminal
Winter Street
Npare
Powers & Johnson
Boylston St
Loose Leaf Leaf Goods
Franklin St
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