Bargain Basement Textiles Include Silks and Skirts
In the Tunnel Bargain Basement many lots are offered. Messaline dresses 11.06 with value 19.75, black Panama skirts 3.95 value 5.00, women and misses tailored suits 9.85 value 15.00, muslin combinations 91c value 1.50, white ribbed union suits 39c value 50c, chambray rompers 19c value 50c, china silk waists 1.47 value 1.95 2.95, infants' dresses white lawn 1.50 value 1.95, lace trimmed muslin drawers 19c a pair, black taffeta silk petticoats 3.45 value 4.50.
Remarkable four day large-egg record from Walsh henhouse
Mrs. John Walsh of 57 Central Avenue Everett sent a remarkable report of a 1-year-old barred Plymouth Rock laying four giant eggs in four consecutive days. The eggs measured eight inches around the long way and about 4 1/2 inches in circumference at the thickest part. The Walshes attribute success to clean wholesome feed and plenty of it.
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John Walsh
Central Avenue
Everett
Walsh Henhouse
Walshes
Walsh
Plymouth Rock
Building firm files bankruptcy petition in Roxbury
Barnard Finn a builder of 159 Devon Street Roxbury filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court listing liabilities of 287 587 and assets of 63 500. Secured claims total 221 650 held by Boston Penny Savings Bank Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank Conveyance Title Insurance Co and the estate of Lewis A Nute all secured by mortgages on realty. Assets are real estate recorded in the name of Mrs Finn.
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Barnard Finn
Devon Street
Roxbury
United States District Court
Boston Penny Savings Bank
Arlington Five Cents Savings Bank
Conveyance Title Insurance Company
Lewis A. Nute
Finn
Clairvoyant Operative Sentenced In Atlanta
T C M Weaver rumored clairvoyant in Atlanta has been sentenced to 12 months in the chain gang and six months in jail.
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Atlanta
T. C. M. Weaver
Nilas Professor West
Mary Quive to Appear in The Golden Butterfly Matinee
Mary Quive sister of Grace Van Studdiford will sing the prima donna part in The Golden Butterfly at the matinee this afternoon. She resembles her sister in voice and personality and has prior experience on musical comedy and comic opera stages.
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Mary Quive
Grace van Studdiford
Miss Quive
Broadway
New York
Delmar Opera Company
St. Louis
Henry W. Savage
Roxbury Man Rescued From Fort Point Channel
Dennis Malloy, 83, of 10 Andrews Place Roxbury, was rescued yesterday from drowning in Fort Point Channel South Boston near the Broadway extension bridge after his rowboat capsized. Railroad employees heard his cries and pulled him ashore after difficult efforts.
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Dennis Malloy
Andrews Place
Roxbury
Fort Point Channel
Boston
Broadway Extension
Will of Lydia Ann Robins Probate in Milwaukee
Lydia Ann Robins will filed for probate in Milwaukee leaves 9000 in personal property. She gifts 1000 to her niece Emily F. Sanger of Brookline Massachusetts and 200 each to Julia Robins Susan P. Robins and Mary R. P. Robins of Boston.
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Chicago
Lydia Ann Robins
Milwaukee
Emily F. Sanger
Brookline
Mass
Julia Robins
Susan P. Robins
Mary R. P. Robins
Boston
Gloucester Plumbers Strike Over Eight Hour Day
Gloucester workers walked out demanding an eight hour day at three dollars with time and a half for overtime. About one hundred plumbers are affected by the walkout.
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Gloucester
Marine Eye Remedy for Red and Weary Eyes
Marine offers a remedy for red irritated eyes with soothing action. The product claims relief from tired and watery eyes and eye pain with regular use.
Wrights Back in Triumph Highlight European Air Feats
The Wright brothers Wilbur and Orville set multiple European records from 1908 to 1909 including a 48 kilometer flight 12 km beyond Farman, a 55 minute air stay, and a 2 hour 80 minute Michelin cup ascent. They will be honored in Dayton and New York with Taft delivering Aero Club medals while June celebrations unfold.
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Wilbur Wright
Farman
M. Lassare Welller
Sarthy Aero Club
de le Hautis
Spain
England
Italy
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Dayton
Wrights
New York
Wright brothers return to New York from Europe aboard Ironprinzess in Cecilie
Wilbur and Orville Wright arrive in New York aboard the Ironprinzess in Cecilie after a warm European reception. They discuss government action on aviation rights and note tests will begin at Fort Myer June 8. They plan further European travel and do not anticipate regular passenger air service.
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New York
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Cecilie
Dayton
France
Italy
Germany
England
United States
America
Fort Myer
Katherine Wright
Pau
Russia
Great Britain
Aero Club of America
Wrights
The
Aero Club
Europe
Chicago
Wright brothers honored in Dayton two day celebration
Dayton readies a June 17 18 program for Wilbur and Orville Wright with cannon bells and whistles. An aeroplane flight by the brothers is planned at the fair grounds alongside medals and a National Guard audience. The event includes an automobile parade and prepares for flights to Fort Myer and Washington.
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Dayton, O
Dayton
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Katherine
New York
Europe
Fair Grounds
National Guard of
Ohio
Fort Myer
Dartmouth Sophomore Thorne Weds Miss Wood in Providence
Raymond C. Thorne a Dartmouth sophomore and son of W C Thorne of Chicago elopes with Miss R Mayme Wood of 130 Chandler Street and marries in Providence on Monday. They return to Boston then Chicago to start a life. Thorne leaves college for his father’s business.
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Raymond GC. Thorne
Dartmouth
Chicago
R. Mayme Wood
Providence
Raymond C. Thorne
W. C. Thorne
Montgomery Ward Company
Chandler Street
Miss Wood
A. T D. Wood
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Readville
Boston
Mr. Thorne
Autoist Runs Down Child
Dora Levine six living with her parents at 1487 Columbus avenue was struck yesterday afternoon by an automobile owned and operated by A C Chisholm of Blue Hill avenue. The car halted and the child was taken home where she was found to have a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Dora Levine
Columbus Avenue
A. C. Chisholm
Blue Hill Avenue
Treasure Search Ends With Wreck of Vessel
Captain James Brown of Providence Rhode Island returns from the South Seas without the alleged Cocos Island treasure valued at 60 million dollars. He sailed February 2 and reached Sydney March 5 aboard a 25 ton schooner with four crew members, struck a reef two days later and was rescued by a French ship. Brown earlier claimed his former skipper Henry Smith told him in 1850 of locating the Peruvian treasure of gold diamonds and money.
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San Francisco
James Brown
Providence
R. I
Cocos Island
Antipodes
Brown
Sydney
South Seas
Henry Smith
Tufts Alumni Field Day Set For June 15
The Tufts alumni field day is planned for June 15 with registration at Ballou Hall. Athletics run 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., a gymnasium collation at 1 p.m., and afternoon events on the new 30 acre field featuring class baseball games and three diamond courts.
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Tufts College
Ballou Hall
Bankruptcy petitions filed against Miller Fuller and White Co
Bankruptcy petitions against the Miller Fuller and White Company a North Attleboro manufacturing jewellers were filed in the United States District Court yesterday by three creditors whose claims totaled 620 dollars.
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Miller, Fuller & White Company
North Attleboro
United States District Court
Farmer Samuel Dalton Ends Life With Shotgun
In Hampton Falls New Hampshire on May 11 Samuel R Dalton a 40 year old farmer who had been ill for a week took a shotgun from a wall near his bed and killed himself. Household members rushed in to find his head blown to pieces. He leaves a widow and one son.
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Hampton Falls
N. H
Samuel R. Dalton
Mr. Dalton
Dalton
Boyle’s Murder Story Rejected as Untrue Romance
Youngstown Ohio May 11. Officials dismiss James Boyle’s claim of a mystery surrounding the 14 year old death of Daniel Reebel Jr. The dead man’s father police and county officials concur that Boyle’s story is not credible and no investigation will be opened.
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Youngstown, O
James Boyle
Daniel Reebel, Jr
Boyle
Fire at Lewis Summer Place Causes Large Loss in Barrington
Great Barrington May 11 Fire at the summer place of Mrs. H J Lewis of Stratford Conn in North Egremont caused about 7000 damage last night. A large barn and a shed were destroyed along with a great quantity of hay and grain.
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Great Barrington
H. J. Lewis
Stratford
Conn
North Egremont
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Month Treatment
The Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a four day offer ending May 15 to begin or renew treatment at 18 Boylston Street with one month of medicines and a thorough exam including X ray. No consultation fee. patients must act now to access cure hopeful chronic diseases.
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Boylston Street
After Six Years The Osmo-Chemic Cure Ends Headaches
Mrs. S H Mills of 6014 Otis Street East Cambridge Massachusetts recounts six years of disabling headaches and says after the first Osmo-Chemic treatment she was cured and has remained free of headaches since.
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S. H. Mills
Otis St
East Cambridge
Mass
Mrs Jennie Tt Dunfey Takes Life After Financial Setbacks
In Lowell on May 11 Mrs Jennie Tt Dunfey hanged herself amid business losses affecting her husband John M Dunfey. Reports say despondency over misfortunes and a daughter’s insanity weighed on her mind.
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Lowell
Jennie Tt. Dunfey
John M. Dunfey
Grand Ball Draws 400 Knights of Pythias in Washington
About 400 people attended Faulkner Company No. 22 Knights of Pythias Uniformed Rank first grand ball at Corinthian Hall Washington Street. Notables included Brigadier General John W. McBrine Colonel George M. Thompson Louis J. McKenzie and others. Proceeds will fund travel to the 1910 national convention in Milwaukee.
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Faulkner Company
No. 22
Knights of Pythias
Corinthian Hall
Washington Street
John W. McBrine
George M. Thompson
U. R
Louis J. McKenzie
Frank Redy
J. Edison Young
Warner Brock
The
Pythian Gleaner
George G. Hall
Sorace Greeley Lodge
F. W. Prescott
Knight H. Nagler
Knight H. Linsky
Knight B. Shapiro
Aids
S. F. Greenstein
Milwaukee
Iselin Skips Court For Sister’s Wedding
Oliver Iselin a Harvard sophomore son of William E Iselin of New York failed to appear in Municipal Court for a May 1 incident on West Street. Patrolman Murphy said Iselin was out of town and asked for a new summons likely to be granted. Nora Iselin wed Count Ferdinand Collaredo-Mannsfield in New York as the Iselin family attended the international wedding.
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Oliver Iselin
Harvard
William E. Iselin
Fifth Avenue
New York
West Street
Patrick J. Murphy
Station 4
Nora Iselin
Ferdinand Collaredo-Mannsfield
Iselin
Mrs Garraden and Miss Lawrence Arrive at Homestead
Mrs Garraden of Tranover Massachusetts with Miss Lawrence of Boston arrived at the Homestead in Hot Springs Virginia this morning on May 11.
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Hot Springs
F. Garraden
Tranover
Mass
M. M. Lawrence
Boston
Encouraging Letters Boost Osmo-Chemic Doctors Fight Disease
Miss A L Fillebrown of Somerville Massachusetts writes from 15 Buckingham St thanking Osmo-Chemic physicians for improving her health after suffering from chronic gastiritis. She offers to answer questions to help others and wishes continued success in their work.
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A. I. Fillebrown
Buckingham St
Somerville, Mays
A. L. Fillebrown
Miss Fillebrown
Chroule Gastritis
A Hundred Fold Praise for Osmo-Chemic Cure
Mrs. A. I. Lull of 265 Washington St Providence Rhode Island traveled to Boston with chronic intestinal illness. She credits Osmo-Chemic Physicians with curing what locals could not and says every dollar spent returned a hundredfold in health.
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A. I. Lull
Washington St
Providence
R. I
Boston
New England
Father of C. L. Tucker Dies at Auburndale
Albert S. Tucker, 66, father of Charles L. Tucker executor for the Weston murder case, died at his home 58 Bourna Street Auburndale after a long illness. He was born in Worcester and leaves a widow and one son.
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Newton
Alhbert S. Tucker
Charles L. Tucker
Mabel Paga
Weston
Bourna Street
Auburndale
Worcester
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