Ethel Sherman Rejoins Aunt After Library Mystery
Ethel J. Sherman aged 17 vanished from her aunt Miss C. C. Weeks in Boston on Friday. She was found later after spending days reading at the Boston Public Library and sleeping in the Tremont Street area. Authorities and custodians had doubts, and the aunt reported the return yesterday. The girl's mother lives out of state and a $1.75 errand led to the departure. The cause remains unclear, with theories including a literary fascination or a possible romance.
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Ethel J. Sherman
Park Square
Boston Public Library
C. C. Weeks
Ethel
Boylston Street
Miss Weeks
Tremont Street
California House defers Japan bills after agreement
California legislators suspend anti-alien measures as Governor Gillett and President Roosevelt reach a compromise. Assemblyman Drew agrees to amend, while Johnson pushes for quick action on his Japanese bills, and a one week delay is approved with limited opposition. Roosevelt expresses confidence in California leaders and patriotism.
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Sacramento
Cal
Roosevelt
Gillett
A. M. Drew
Zrove L. Johnson
California
Servian Heir George Christie Accepts Cafe Singing Job
George Christie, son of former Servian King Milan and once a claimant to the throne, accepts a singing engagement in a Budapest cafe for ten dollars a day. King Milan abdicated for Alexander, who was assassinated in 1908. Milan died in 1891.
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Budapest
George Christie
Milan
Servia
Alexander
Recipes of New England Housewives Highlight Chef Pezzali
Chef Joseph Pezzali, born 1875 in Chamouni, describes Green Folks Sauce and his career from Switzerland to Boston. The feature lists recipes including Quick Tea Rolls and celery salad, with names and addresses of contributors Mrs Clarence F Clarke Worcester and others, plus Andover and Boston venues.
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Joseph Pezzali
Wellington Cafe
Chamouni
Switzerland
Clarence F. Clarke
Merrick Street
Worcester
Patrick Healy Dies in East Boston Home
Patrick Healy a prominent East Boston resident and Democratic party member died Tuesday night at 425 Saratoga Street after a 13 week illness gastritis Healy born in Cork Ireland came to America at 21 he lived in East Boston 40 years He was a wheelwright and blacksmith married 34 years and survived by a wife and three children Funeral services with high mass of requiem will be held tomorrow morning at the Church of the Star of the Sea East Boston
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Patrick Healy
East Boston
Democratic Party
Saratoga Street
Cork
Ireland
Healy
America
Anthony J. Carroll
Stacia Healy
Peter H. Healy
Church of the Star of the Sea
East
Boston
Mrs. Cora C. Guy Freed by Court in Abington
Mrs. Cora C. Guy, arrested in Vermont on a charge of assault upon her father in law, was discharged in Abington court. She claimed she acted to defend her child. The episode followed a chase from Brockton after she took the child from her father in law’s home, driving to Whitman with her husband in pursuit.
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Abington
Cora C. Guy
Vermont
Abington Court
Guy
Brockton
Whitman
Charcoal Lozenges Claim Breath Freshness and Digestive Aid
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges are advertised to absorb foul odors and toxins, improve breath, aid digestion, and regulate bowel action. The pasteurized promotional text touts charcoal’s health benefits, with claims of gas absorption, improved circulation, and renewed vitality, urging purchase at twenty five cents per box.
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England
Europe
Stuart
F. A. Stuart, Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall
Mica
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Rtsmisses
Mar
Moreen
Batiste
Oxford
Drug Store
Hubbard’s
Maine
Springville
Slade’s Baking Soda
Swampscott
Chalmer’s
C. B
P. N
Malaga
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Germantown
Jean Hlirti
Wellesley
Beacon Hill
Paine Furniture Co
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
Colonial Bureau
Ethel Sherman
Servian Heir
Crullers
Sadie C. Pierce
Piedmont Street
George P. Ayres
Falmouth Street
B. Doyue
Highland Road
Andover
Wellington
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