Lovely Complexion Free Offers Private Skin Remedy
An advertisement promises a home use complexion remedy that removes patches redness crow’s feet pimples blackheads freckles tan and sunburn. It claims to be not a cosmetic and urges sending name and address to Mme M Ribault, with a testimonial from Helen H Ralston of Newport Kentucky.
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Helen H. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport
Mme. M. Ribault
Brighton High School Vaudeville Delights Audiences
Standing room was at a premium as Brighton High School pupils staged vaudeville in the school hall. Directed by J Q Adams Jr and Charles Mitchell, proceeds benefited The Imp, the school paper. The program featured farces, musical numbers, readings, and a parody on The Dancing Of We Two.
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Brighton High School
J Q. Adams, Jr
Charles Mitchell
The
Imp
John Quincy Adams, JR
Purdy
Marion W. Woodbury
Brighton
the Imp
Redistricting Battle Shapes Massachusetts Congressional Map
A Massachusetts reapportionment committee grapples with ward cuts to create contiguous, population-balanced districts after the 1900 census. The plan shifts wards among McCall Powers Roberts Naphen and others, aiming to favor Republicans while facing internal rivalries and undecided districts across Boston and western towns.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Republican State Committee
McCall
Congressman Powers
Congressman Roberts
Brookline
Naphen
Roberts
Charlestown
Chelsea
Winthrop
Mittees
House
Lowe
Senate
Myers
Massachusetts House
Nuckerson
Dedham
Blood
Fitchburg
Dean
North Brookfield
Brookfield
John R. Thayer
Upton
Mendon
Northbridge
Hopkinton
Blackstone
Powers
Tirrell
Natick
McPherson
Colonel Clarke
Ting Wellesley
Newton
Butler Ames
Lowell
Woburn
Peabody
Wakefield
Knox
Pickman
Oody
Eabody
Woburns
Lovering
Taurton
Somerset
Swansea
Freetown
Rochester
Wareham
Marion
Mattapoisett
Bourne
Sandwich
Barnstable
Dennis
Yarmouth
Brewster
Harwich
Chatham
Orleans
Eastham
Wellfleet
Truro
Provincetown
Taunton
Brockton
Greene
Soule
Washington
M. C
Norwegian Violinist Ethna Landquist Arrives in America
Immigrant Ethna Landquist from Gudvangen steps ashore from the Saxonia with a worn violin case and dreams of American musical fame. While 28 of 2172 passengers are detained for incomplete addresses or health issues, officials expect most to land soon as shipboard tensions ease and telegraphs reach awaiting friends.
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Norway
Ethna Landquist
Gudvangen
Christiania
America
Ole Bull
Amarica
Saxonia
Chicago
Cunard Line
Moon Creatures and Cavortings in a Cornered Escape
In a fragment from a science fiction tale two men Bedford and Cavor travel to the moon in a sphere coated with Cavorite. On the moon they encounter mooncalves and Selenites then debate escape versus negotiating with lunar minds while seeking their stranded craft.
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Bedford
Cavor
Cavot
Lympne
Moon Calves and Selenites Chase Escape Plan
In a tense dialogue two scientists debate motives for knowledge and plans to return to their sphere. They assess risks from the moon inhabitants and the chance of rescue, noting a draft in the moon passage and a approaching gong signaling pursuers.
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Wee Ethna
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Marie Stuart
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Harry Gilfoyle
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Galetti
Bachelors’ Club
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Longsheet Chorus
Enor
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Boston Theatre
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Wm. H. West
Joseph Jefferson
Palace
London
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Tremont Theatre
de Wolff, Ze T. Keg David Wi
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Lillian Russell
Fay Templeton
Pat Terether
Liebler & Cod
Robert Grant
Leo Ditrichstein
William Dean
Skinner - Robson - LE Moyne CO
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Opera House
Fun Born This
Georgfs W. Magee
Tremont
True Happiness
McFadden
Fitzsimmons
Symphony Hall
Max Zach
SALLE
Columbus Ave
Walpole St
Boston Bicycles
Appleton & Bassett’s
Washington St
Connelly S
Adams House
Colonial Theatre
Charles Frohman
Annie Russell
Miss Russell
Hollis creatiRe
Isaac B. Rich
Kilaw & Erlanger Comedy Co
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Rogers Bros
Central Park
Hollis St
Park Theatre
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Jessee
Brown's
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Bowdoin
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the Stock Co
Air
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Chas, A. Sweet
Great Powell the Darrows
Vitagraph
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Moare
Oxfords
Pere Sassion Boucicault
Boston Museum
Erlanger Opera
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Austin & Stone
LA Mexicana Troubadors
Garetta
Washington Street
H. G. Wells
Sunday Post
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Post Office Square
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Home Office
Milk Street
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
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WM. B. Turner
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Hotel Torraine