New Snug Hip Corsets Promote Slim Silhouettes 150 Models
A fashion notice touts New Snug Hip corsets Model 406 and 410 in white batiste with hose supporters. Sizes 18 to 30 and prices 1.50 and 2.50. WALOHN boned stay promises rust and break resistance. 150 styles offered through merchants.
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The Stanwood and Emily Vignette at Hayward House
In a moonlit West Medford setting, Emily seeks Stanwood’s return as a quiet town tale unfolds. A thief is chastised with mercy, a lost child seeks his mother, and Emily contemplates love and trust as Stanwood comforts her with gentle strength.
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Mayor Hibbard Proposes Immediate Action on School Fire Escapes
Mayor Hibbard met with the school committee and the Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners to discuss fire escape equipment for Boston schools. The report by Chairman Sturgis led to a recommendation to use repair funds and possibly seek a $200,000 loan. Also considered were sale of schoolhouse property and lending portable schoolhouses to hospitals for scarlet fever cases.
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O Connell counters Kelther claim on Boston immigration plan
Congressmen OConnell and Kelcher clash over a Boston immigration station. OConnell says Kelcher learned of his detention island idea from him and accused him of securing a favorable report. He cites events from January 10 and a funeral return to Washington to explain the controversy.
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Morgan Entertained in Rome Dinner by American Ambassador
J Pierpont Morgan in Rome was entertained at dinner by Lloyd C Griscom the American ambassador. The social engagement highlights bilateral ties and Morgan's visit to the Italian capital.
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Best Recipes From New England Housewives on Sunday Page
The Sunday Post features a full page of Best Recipes and Household Suggestions from New England Housewives. Read about dough mixtures for biscuits, fruit and egg dressings, sardine and egg yolk salads, raspberry bread sponge, and rice celery cream salads with detailed ingredient lists and method steps.
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Men Should Live to 120 Says Bishop Fallows
Chicago March 26 A bishop argues men should live to 100 or 120 in this era. He says eighty is not old and that forty or forty five marks the modern climax of life. The remarks reflect a belief in extended lifespan and renewed prime years.
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Samuel Fallows
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Baron Yanosuke Iwasaki Dies in Tokyo
Baron Yanosuke Iwasaki a prominent merchant and banker born in 1851 died in Tokyo. He served as governor of the Bank of Japan starting in 1898 and was a notable figure in Japanese finance.
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Emigrant Rescuer Receives $375000 Fortune
Peter Anderson of near White Bluffs Washington saved a fellow emigrant during a wreck in 187% and 35 years later found a newspaper notice plastered on a homestead shack that led to his $375000 fortune. His rescuer friend Peter Knudsen earned $1600000 in the glove business in New Jersey.
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Malden School Board Debates Teacher Salary Hikes
At a Malden meeting the School Board committee on salaries reported it expedient to increase the salaries of the grade teachers at present.
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The defendors of Athlone Bridge and Freedom
The poem recalls heroic defense of Athlone Bridge over the Shannon. Irish and German troops clash with De Ginkle’s Brandenburgers as Sergeant Custom leads a bold counterattack. The refrain honors Irish sacrifice and vows to guard liberty against tyrants.
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King of anarchists held after police roundup
San Francisco authorities announce the arrest of Paul Bignamy, called the King of anarchists, captured in a round up ordered by Chief Biggy. He openly proclaimed that President Roosevelt's death was necessary.
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Yale Loan Fund to Lend $7000 for Needy Students
New Haven reports from Yale show the loan fund will provide $7000 next fiscal year to aid needy students. Of this, $3000 goes to academical students, $2000 to Scientific School students, and the remainder to be lent through the unity treasurer or an agreed agency.
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Yale Loan Fund
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