Ingersoll Interview From a Reporter’s Visit
A Chicago interview with Colonel Robert Ingersoll covers his views on reforming punishment, temperance, and love before marriage. He argues punishment deforms, prisoners should be paid, and liquor cures via medical means, while love must precede marriage in his ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Burns
New York
Gerry
Massachusetts
Keely
Robert
Colonel Ingersoll
Smarty
Ingersoll Delivers Voltaire Discourse in Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre hosted a strong turnout as Mr. Ingersoll spoke on Voltaire to an enthusiastic audience. He delivered a fluent, logical, and witty lecture, drawing applause and laughter throughout. A notable portion of the crowd consisted of women sympathsizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingersoll
Boston
Voltaire
State bill seeks hospital for consumptives and tubercular patients
The public health committee will discuss a measure to create a state home for consumptives and tuberculosis patients in the State House on Wednesday at 10. Doctors Minot Johnson Bullard support the hospital as essential for proper care and isolation, while Bowman warns against hospital-based eradication and calls for government action to fight the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallivan
Committee On Public Health
State House
James J. Minot
Marlboro Street
Minot
F. M. Johnson
Beacon Street
W. N. Bullard
W. H. Bowman
Newbury Street
Stalking Ardent Spirits Seizures Reported by Liquor Squad
Officers seized liquor from multiple addresses including Margaret Sullivan at 37 Fayette street nine gallons of lager beer and a small amount of whiskey. Timothy McCarthy at 18 Shawmut street had about five gallons of beer and one quart of whiskey taken. Cegar Rabusseth at 82 Warrenton street faced whiskey wine and beer totals. Jacob Isler at 111 Pynchon street yielded lager beer wine and brandy. John Woodmancey 40 Greenleaf street yielded lager beer. John O'Brien 66 Prentiss street yielded lager beer and whiskey. David Johnson 46 Prentiss street yielded lager beer whiskey and empty bottles. Antonio Tusto 329 North street had four and a half gallons of lager beer seized.
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Margaret Sullivan
Fayette Street
Timothy McCarthy
Shawmut Street
Cegar Rabusseth
Warrenton Street
Division 10
Jacob Isler
Pynchon Street
John Woodmancey
Greenleaf Street
John O'Brien
Prentiss Street
David Johnson
Antonio Tusto
North Street
Division 1
Everett and Glendon Clubs Plan Merger Transfer
Everett and Glendon clubs near consolidation after efforts by committee from both sides. Glendon members propose merger accepted by Everett, with Everett members moving to the Glendon clubhouse. Officers named to handle affairs and transfer of Everett Club property to Glendon ownership.
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Everett
Glendon
Glendons
Everett’s
Everett Club
Arthur F. Guellon
M. A. Gill
John H. Reid
Glendon Club
George E. Smith
C. C. Nichols
C. B. Ladd
T. P. Lennox
Everett B. Wilson
Free Medical Services for All Diseases Offered
The Dewey Medical Co. at 74 Boylston Street rooms 7 and 8 provides free examinations and treatments for all diseases until cured. Hours are 9 PM to 2, 6 to 8 PM, and Sundays 10 to 4.
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Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
Anna Gould's Wedding to Count Castellane Planned in New York
George Gould confirms details of Anna Gould and Count de Castellane's marriage set for Monday at noon in the East India room Fifth Avenue New York. The ceremony under Archbishop Corrigan will feature a canopy of imperial purple and a reception in the East India room with about 100 guests. 1000 orphans will feast as Mazetti provides refreshments, while 400 to 600 slum children join the celebration through Miss Gould's charity efforts.
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New York
George Gould
Anna
Count de Castellane
Corrigan
Fifth Avenue
East India Room
Sixty-seventh Street
East Fightieth Street
Lower East Side
Hester
Orchard
Rivington
Forsyth
W. H. Wardwell
Allen Street Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss Gould
Mazetti
Anna Gould
Mr. Cutting
Count Castellane
Castellane
East India
Anthony Mazetti
Castellane-Gould
Gould
Archbishop Corrigan
Wedding Plans of de Castellane Pearls Revealed
The Moorish room hosts a rehearsed procession for the forthcoming wedding of Count Jean de Castellane and his bride. Ushers Brockholst Cutting Howard Gould and others instruct bridesmaids and pages as A Morris Bagby plays Lohengrin. The ceremony spotlights the bridal entrance as pivotal to the success.
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Brockholst Cutting
Howard Gould
New York
Southampton
Charles Raoul Duval
Cutting
George Gould
Mr. Cutting
Count de Castellane
A. Morris Bagby
Prince del Drago
Anna Gould
George
Jay
Kingdon Gould
Jean de Castellane
Wonderful Jewels The Brooch the Count Gives His Bride
New York, March 3. Count de Castellane gave a fleur de lis brooch set in platinum with 125 diamonds to his bride to be worn as a tiara. A ruby bracelet, emerald bracelet, coronet adorned jewel cases, and bridesmaids pins were among gifts. The de Castellane heirloom string of pearls and a pearl diamond necklace were also sent. A deluxe edition of Victor Hugo and other souvenirs accompanied the presents for Miss Gould.
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New York
Viietor Hugo
France
Doves Bring Omen as Count Castellane’s Superstition Grows
A dove visits a window with Miss Anna and remains all night, while Count Castellane, known for superstition and fondness for doves, views the event as a good omen. Two boys nearby mention no stone-throwing.
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Count Castellane
Pauline Hall's Double in Philadelphia Medium Natalie Raymond
John T Raymond’s alleged daughter and Pauline Hall lookalike Natalie Raymond draws crowds in Philadelphia seances. Duncan B Harrison witnessed a 21 year old girl on a well lit stage claimed as Natalie Raymond, Pauline Hall’s double spirit, able to trance and reveal Hall’s thoughts.
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Philadelphia
John T. Raymond
Pauline Hall
Natalie Raymond
Miss Hall
Duncan B. Harrison
Harrison
Boston
Castellane Gould wedding rehearsed at George Gould mansion
A New York report details a rehearsal for the Castellane Gould wedding with Archbishop Corrigan expected to preside. Gifts include Mrs Paran Stevens handkerchief for Anna Gould, a Josephine lace heirloom, a sapphire diamond brooch from Miss Pomeroy, and several other keepsakes from family and friends to mark the nuptials.
Heart shaped wedding cake boxes spark novelty plan
New York on March 3 reports Mrs. Gould will break with tradition by dividing the wedding cake into 100 heart shaped pieces. Caterer Sherry received 100 silver heart boxes and 100 satin boxes for packing the pieces, marking an unprecedented wedding detail.
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New York
Castellane
Sherry
Dove Visits Miss Gould at George Gould’s Home
New York on March 3 reports Miss Anna Gould received a dove as a visitor yesterday. The bird landed on the cornice above the doorway of her brother George Gould’s house as Eddie McGee, a hallboy at the Bucking-? hotel, observed.
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New York
Anna Gould
George
Eddie McGee
Girl imitates Miss Hall in eerie trance on stage
A spectator describes a seance like performance where a girl, after choosing to act, entered a trance and flawlessly impersonated Miss Hall. She spoke with imagined people, sang the Waltz Song from Dorcas, and then collapsed exhausted while the observer, a skeptic, was astonished by the uncanny display.
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Miss Hall
Dorcas
City Hall to Axe Key Posts in Coming Shakeup
City hall gossip says Mayor Curtis will move to dismiss many foremen after civil service lists are released. Michael J. Coyle of Brighton is named as a likely foreman, with Sanitary division eyed for cuts. Debate over economy vs quality rages, printing contracts face scrutiny, and water registrar changes loom under Water Board plans. John A. Connolly expects a safe berth with Congressman ONeal.
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Curtis
Civil Service Commissioners
City Hall
Michael J. Coyle
Brighton
Wheeler
Young
Joe
Board of Aldermen
Water Registrars’ Department
Horace Freeman
Water Board
John A. Connolly
Congressman O'Neil
American Wringer Co makes wringers and sweepers at Broadway
The American Wringer Co. situated at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises city manufacturing of wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and promise prompt mail orders with telephone service Tremont 764 in operation.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Emmet Birth Centenary Observed by Cambridge Crowd
The 116th anniversary of Robert Emmet's birth was marked by a Partridge Hall reception and entertainment hosted by the Thomas Francis Meagher Literary Association. Nearly 200 attendees heard speeches by Joseph J. Kelly of Cambridge and Representative John P. Shea, with others including John J. Ahern and Owen Laughlin. The Emmet Orchestra performed as songs of Ireland were sung, and refreshments were served during intermission.
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Robert Emmet
Thomas Francis Meagher
Partridge Hall
Hanover Street
John W. Flynn
Joseph J. Kelly
Cambridge
Emmet
Ireland
Land of Saints
General Shields
America
John P. Shea
John J. Ahern
Daniel
Thomas Murphy
Green Little Isle
Emmet Orchestra
John H. McCarthy
William Welsh
William McNamee
John H. Hickey
Paterick L. Reynolds
Patrick Collins
Owen Laughlin
J. J. Ahern
Real Estate Covics and Property Transfers
J B Kendall and Charles Lord bought seven lots on St Botolph Street between Massachusetts Avenue and Cumberland Street to build houses similar to those across by J H Mullen and Kendall. Hattie M Stevens sold 86 Church Street brick dwelling with 823 square feet of land to Peter Reynolds for 7700. W P Rice of Somerville bought Elmwood Street lot in Somerville. Henry Bloomfield bought 16500 square feet on Court Road in Winthrop. N S Hastings sold for Walter E Burton to Luther Blaikie a 200 acre Georgetown Maine farm.
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J. B. Kendall
Charles Lord
St. Botolph Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cumberland Street
J. H. Mullen
Hattie M. Stevens
Peter Reynolds
Church Street
W. P. Rice
Somerville
Elmwood Street
Henry Bloomfield
Court Road
Winthrop
Ns. J. Hastings
Walter E. Burton
Luther Blaikie
Georgetown
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Orator
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Farrel
Min
Mr. Farrel
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Sis
Caroline, Lockhart
A. W. Wheeler & CO
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Kingdon
Jay Gould
Helen Gould
Beatrice Richardson
Catherine Cameron
Adelaide Montgomery
Music
East India Rooms
Sor
DE Castellanhe
Miss Anna
Cora Ureuhart Potter
Rene Duval
Potter
Georgine Urauhart
Hood
Emmet’s
Real Estate Covics
Roseland Improvement Co
Southern Pines
Moore Co
N. C
Roseland Improvent CO
Devonshire St
Canton Avenue
Milton
Jane Flynn
James F. John FE. Flynn
Blanchard Street
Murphy
South Boston
Joanne Murphy
West End
East First Street
St. Joseph’s Chuch
Chambers Street
Palmer
Benjamin Palmer
Say Street
T. L. Goudey
Undertakers
Broadway
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