Reward of Unselfishness
Arthur Armstrong, a night reporter, helps George Otis the forger escape capture by guiding him toward his love Ruth Burton. Otis returns to New York, while Armstrong receives news from Ruth of her father’s change of heart and their plan to marry, sealing a sacrificial act with hopeful union.
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Armstrong
Ruth Burton
Ruth
Westerly
George Otis
New York
Otis
Arthur
Papa
Cru
Love versus money in a young woman’s choice
Dear Miss Champagne asks whether to marry for love or wealth. The adviser notes money cannot buy happiness if the chosen partner lacks financial means and warns that poverty can threaten love, advising a balance of romance and common sense in the decision.
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Miss Champagne
Fanny
Rat-tail robe tops dressmaker shock in New York
In New York on March 19, Miss Elizabeth A C White, president of the Dressmakers Protect Association, unveils the rat-tail robe following the 600 button gown. She notes husbands to the cyclone cellar as part of the sensational fashion provocation.
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New York
Elizabeth A. C. White
The
Dressmakers’ Protective Association
Rat-tail Robe Described With Faux Animal Braid Fashion
Miss White presents a Moyenage style robe with rat-tail braid appliques sewn on in vegetable silk. The garment features a below-hip waistline, vertical rat-tail decorations, and an 80-button cascade along one side, evoking a daring yet debated fashion trend.
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Miss White
Recipes from New England Housewives
Beating yolks and egg whites with sugar to form a custard base, then caramelizing sugar and assembling in moulds with boiling water bath. Bake until firm and serve with whipped cream. Also a layered orange cake with sugar, orange sheets, and soft icing. Includes mailing names and addresses for readers sharing recipes.
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Winona Webb
Hyde Park Avenue
Forest Hills
George Wright
Stafford Street
Worcester
Stage Calendar Highlights in Boston Theatres
William Gillette debuts Samson at Hollis while Ethel Barrymore closes Lady Frederick Tonight. Major theatres feature John Mason in The Witching Hour and Eddie Foy in Mr Hamlet of Broadway next week. Various shows including Peggy Mahree The Girls of Gottenberg Kitty Grey and The Man of the Hour run across Boston venues with top names Blakeley Augrade Dresser Naudain O Mara plus Anzac acts and new operas at Park Tremont and Globe.
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William Gillette
Henri Bernstein
Samson
Peggy Mahree
Park Theatre
Joseph O'Mara
Adrienne Augarde
Gottenberg
Colonial Theatre
Messrs. Blakeley
MacKinder
Miss Angeles
Dresser
Naudain
R. G. Knowles
Louis Burkhardt
Hollis Street
Colonial
the Park
The
Tremont
Boston Theatres
Boston Theatre
Love Triangle Delays Return of German Fiancée
Pius Kiel of Berkfield Missouri wooed Sibila Lambert in Dusseldorf eight years ago. His brother Peter, a Berkfield baker, brought Sibila to New York but she fell for Peter. Immigration officials offered release if Peter married Sibila. he refused. Sibila plans to wed Peter, risking sending her back to Dusseldorf.
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New York
Pius Kiel
Berkfield, Mo
Dusseldorf
Germany
Sibila Lambert
Missouri
Dusseldortr
Kiel
Sibila
Peter
Berkfield
Peter Kiel
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
M@r flance
Ellis Island
Girl Burned Fighting Fire at Newburyport Home
Nellie McHugh, a domestic at Edward A. Hale’s residence, was severely burned when his home caught fire. She braved smoke to telephone for help then returned to the kitchen to battle the blaze until firefighters arrived.
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Newburyport
Nellie McHugh
Edward A. Hale
Cat Foiled Elopement Then Outruns Parents to New York
In Middletown Connecticut Lucretia Foppiani aged 17 eloped with her fiance William Kurtz aged 20 after startling the family with a cat. They sped ten miles to Saybrook and caught a late express to New York to marry, while her furious parents had kept a close watch since a prior attempt in January.
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Middletown
Conn
Lucretia Foppiani
William Kurtz
Saybrook
New York
Frederick Billings Will Gives $500 to Fitchburg Church
Probate filing shows the Philadelphia financier left $500 to the First Parish Unitarian Church of Fitchburg. The remainder of the estate goes to relatives.
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Frederick ¥. Billings
Philadelphia
First Parish Unitarian Church
Fitchburg
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Kitty Grey
Ted
Globe
Bonita
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Castle Square
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William Dpd. Andreas
Grand Opera House
Young Buffalo
Angel Gulch
Henry Miller
Tremont Theatre
Alice Lloyd
Keith
the Patriot
Stanislaus Stange
Julian Edwardes
Felena Fredericks
Howard Charmion
Kentucky Belles
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Charlotte Hunt
James J. Jeffries
Orpheum
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Dainty Duchess Company
Sheppard Camp
Walter Wolfe
Tom Fisher
Rosalind May
Columbia Today
Vanity Fair
Palace Theatre
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Mile
Dazie
Professor Bimm
Diamond and Smith
Theatre Comique
Mae Vincent
George Steadman
Dani
Washburn
Crosby S
Aasay CO
France
Ver
Cat
Tabby
Fiasy
Riker- Jaynes Drug
Theo
Metcalf Co
United States
Guggenheim Mfg. Co
Clinton St
Rochester
LoyDs
Andrew d. Stoyp Co
Washington St
Boylston St
Summer St
Massachusetts Av
Cambridge
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