Pocket book found with Miss Consuelo Bailey’s name
A man found a lady’s purse on the Common containing 40 keys and $50. The owner was identified as Consuelo Bailey of Indian Territory, likely in New York, and she is urged to claim the money at the Post office. Bailey is described as a beautiful daughter of merchant J. O. Bailey of Muskogee and a friend of actress Maude Adams.
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New York
Consuelo Bailey
Oklahoma
the Post
Miss Bailey
Miss. Bailey
Indian Territory
J. O. Bailey
Muskogee
Maude Adams
New Haven Officials Alarmed by Supreme Court Decision
Massachusetts rail law finding reaches New Haven Company and 16 trolley roads in the state. The decision, interpreted in New Haven railroad circles, imposes policy gaps and potential conflicts between Massachusetts and Connecticut jurisdictions affecting Boston & Maine holdings.
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Supreme Court
Massachusetts
Springfield Street
New Haven
New Haven Company
Boston & Maine
Connecticut
Action New Haven May Take to Meet Ruling
First, an appeal to the federal tribunals, which would tie the case up for two years or more. Second, a broad agreement with Massachusetts authorities through the Legislature, or seek new Connecticut legislation to strengthen the company's position.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
Massachusetts Plan on Railroads Faces State Control Proposal
The article notes two distinct state approaches to railroad policy in both states. It cites a Massachusetts Commission on Commerce and Industry proposal to leave trolley systems with the New Haven Company while granting state representation under a new act drafted by Massachusetts railroad commissioners. The railroad sector views the situation as complex and potentially critical.
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Massachusetts Commission On Commerce and Industry
New Haven
Massachusetts Railroad Commissioners
Castro Angers the French with Venezuelan expulsions
Paris reports that eight Frenchmen were expelled from Venezuela stirring anger in French public opinion. The action is tied to President Castro and smoldering tensions over foreign policy and treatment of nationals.
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Paris
Venezuela
Castro
New Hampshire Politicians React to Churchill Novel
Concord news reports varied reactions from New Hampshire leaders to Colonel Winston Churchill's new novel Mr Crewe's Career. Politicians see themselves and state politics depicted, with Miss Ethel Barrymore named in the fiction and real figures inspired by past campaigns and guberatorial ambitions.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Winston Churchill
Mr. Crewe
Colonel Churchill
Crewe’s Career Parallels in New Hampshire Politics
The piece links Lucius Tuttle and other NH figures to characters in Churchill’s novel Mr. Crewe’s Career. It maps real politicians and locals to composites such as Hillary Vane and Jacob H. Gallinger, noting parallels to Leighton, Burnham, and prominent railroad and legislative figures. It hints at the social circles and conventions shaping NH political life around 1906–1907.
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Ethel Barrymore
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Mr. Crewe
Boston Post
Miss Barrymore
Colonel Churchill
Cornish
George B. Leighton
New Hampshire
United States Senate
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Mr. Leighton
Boston
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Jane
United States
Paul Lang
Sherbrooke
P. Q
Whittredge
Jacob H. Gallinger
Green
Burnham
Eldredge
Currier
Jacob Butcher
Front Row Companion
Crewe
North Country
William F. Whitcher
Haverhill
Morbid mob storms Guinness murder den
A prominent scandal ends in a deadly alleged murder suicide at a farm. Mrs Guinness is suspected after four children die from poisoned sweets and a house fire. Investigators seek evidence including a kerosene can, coal oil residues, and a cellar dig for clues and possible gold fillings.
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Guinness Murder den
Eyewear Tones and Tone Tips Mentioned in 1920s Notes
Fragmentary health notes reference weak eyes and eye care phrases. No clear event or person names are readable. The mnemonics suggest remedies or product names from the era but details are incomplete.
Massachusetts Volunteers Receive Nearly 200000 Payout
About 6000 Massachusetts soldiers from the Spanish war era will receive between 16 and 62 dollars each, totaling nearly 200000, for services from enlistment to mustering in. The Second Regiment gets 16 dollars per man, the Fifth 62 dollars, with amounts tied to muster dates and delays in mobilization.
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Massachusetts
Washington
William A. Bancroft
Institute New K. of C. Council in Roxbury district
In Intercolonial Halls yesterday the Rose Croix Council Knights of Columbus was instituted for the Roxbury district with hundreds in attendance in the afternoon and nearly 2000 in the evening. Elm Hill Council led the first degree with Charles J. Murphy Jr. as grand knight and a choir and orchestra. Brookline Council conducted the second degree with Frank W. Muldowney as grand knight and Inquisitor Henry White. Walter A. White led the third degree with his staff and city aides.
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Rose Croix Council
Knights of Columbus
Roxbury
Elm Hill
Charles J. Murphy, Jr
Brookline Council
Frank W. Muldowney
Henry White
Walter A. White
City Club Town Meeting Promises Stirring Debate
A bitter attack on Hon. John D. Long is planned by Herbert Parker for Thursday in Lorimer Hall. Parker opposes Long's bid for moderator of the Boston City Club meeting. Guy Ham supports Long and will attend to defend him. Other candidates are mentioned but details are incomplete.
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Herbert Parker
Lorimer Hall
Mr. Long
Boston City Club
Parker
Guy Ham
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