Hale Will Distributes Estate to Wife and Daughter
Edward Everett Hale probate shows wife to inherit all, with daughter Ellen Day Hale as executrix. Upon wife’s death, property to pass to sons Arthur, Edward Everett, Philip Lesley, and Herbert Dudley, each receiving a quarter of the library after the mother’s selections. If daughter dies first, full estate divided equally among the sons. Will dated April 28, 1907.
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Edward Everett Hale
Ellen Day Hale
Arthur
Edward Everett
Philip Lesley
Herbert Dudley
Hale
Baptists Reject Expulsion of Uni of Chicago Professor
In Chicago on June 14 the Baptist ministers conference voted 87 to 9 to keep Professor George Burman Foster of the University of Chicago as a member despite critics labeling his religious writings as heretical.
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Chicago
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
George Burman Foster
University of Chicago
Vanderbilt Breaks Seclusion Drives and Wins London Marathon
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt reappears at the London horse show driving his own entry to win the 10 mile marathon. The King’s disfavor is noted as social London eyes possible exile to Paris amid ongoing rumors of Mrs. Ruiz’s death and a bribery plot. Coroner and Home Office inquiries continue with depositions blocked and officials signaling possible parliamentary action.
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London
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Edward
Vanderbilt
St. James
Bohemia
New York
Paris
Mr. Ware
Danford Thomas
Schroeder
Charles F. Williamson
Ruiz
Elizabeth Caney
Mrs Ruiz Twice Tries Suicide in New York
Mrs Mary Agnes Ruiz friend of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt attempted suicide twice in New York, first with morphine before Vanderbilt, then a second time with Vanderbilt present when she fainted. Former employees recall threats to kill Vanderbilt and a motive tied to his actions.
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New York
Mary Agnes Ruiz
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
London
Vanderbilt
Mrs. Ruiz
No. 596
Lexington Avenue
Madame Flores
Mr. Vanderbilt
Fish Croquettes with Mashed Potato Link to East Boston Notice
The passage describes using cold fish bones and skin with mashed potatoes, seasoning, and binding with egg. The prepared mix is formed into rounds, fried in lard to a light brown, and garnished with parsley, then served with fish sauce. Attribution: Mattie E Flynn of 244 Lexington Street East Boston.
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Mattie E. Flynn
Lexington Street
East
Boston
Deviled Egg Riddle Recipe Steps From Mrs Evelyn Russell
Roll the eggs until hard and when cold cut lengthwise. Remove yolks and mash with butter, add minced potted ham and French mustard. Refill egg whites, press halves together, and wrap each egg in white tissue paper with twisted ends to secure. Mrs Evelyn Russell South Dartmouth Box 88.
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Evelyn Russell
South Dartmouth
Box
Fruit jelly with walnuts and whipped cream
Soak gelatine in cold water then dissolve in hot water. Add sugar wine orange juice and lemon juice. Layer in a shallow pan with walnut halves and remaining jelly mix. Chill cut into squares and serve with whipped cream. From Nellie E Zackular 14 Baker Road Everett.
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Nellie E. Zackular
Baker Road
Everett
Here she comes a June bride in snowy white gown
A verse picturing a June bride approaching with lover at her side. The bride glows with beauty and charm as the groom looks on, urging sincere care and faithful love. The poem counsels grooms to earn and protect their bride’s trust across years.
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Adam
Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Boston man haunts fiancee grave on shattered wedding day
Frank L. Cushing a Boston businessman visited the grave of Emma Gregory the opera singer on what would have been his wedding day at St Patrick's Cathedral. He sat by her bedside for 17 days and nights as she lay dying, and after her funeral he returned to the grave repeatedly. He is a Royal Typewriter Company employee living at 185 East Fourth Street South Boston.
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Frank L. Cushing
Boston
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Emma Gregory
Sunay
Cushing
Miss Gregory
Forest Hills
Mr. Cushing
The
Royal Typewriter Company
East Fourth Street
South
How Slavonia Was Wrecked
Dr. Joseph Smith of Worcester gives the first passenger account of the Slavonia wrecking after a dense fog sent the Cunard liner aground near Flores island at 2 30 in the morning of June 10. The Prinzess Irene carried 99 first class Slavonia passengers, most baggage saved from cabins, holds lost.
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Gibraltar
Slavonia
Joseph Smith
Worcester
Mass
Cunard
Sisters of Hale's School Graduate Stay Closed Forever
The last class of St. Vincent de Paul's Seminary in St. Louis has graduated. The sisters of the late Dr Edward Everett Hale await orders to begin new tasks after the institution closes by order of Mother-General Marie Kiefer of Paris. The closure ends a long career since 1843.
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Dr. Hale
ST. Louis
Edward Everett Hale
St. Vincent de Paul’s
Marie Kiefer
Paris
Passenger ship continues to Naples after Gibraltar stop
A ship sailed on toward Naples without disembarking at Gibraltar. No injuries occurred, though a steerage passenger attempted suicide by self harm but failed.
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Naples
Gibraltar
Slender French Women Aids From Paris Fashion Talk
In a New York fashion note Mme D Estelle cites parnotis a Paris and London trend. She claims the drug prevents fat gain and removes excess flesh when taken as directed, promising visible changes within a week.
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Mme. D’estelle
Paris
London
America
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