Newsboys Show Girls in Boston Club Benefit
The Boston Newsboys Club held its second annual show at Copley Hall featuring newsboys and other youths in a two act musical comedy The Inecognitos. A cast of 14 principals with tennis and summer girls shows bright voices and lively dancing. Stars included Isador Weinberger Albert Shapiro Dan V Mulkern and others under author supervision with Miss Katharine Driscoll as pianist and Miss Ida Harrison as stage manager.
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Boston Newsboys
Copley Hall
Leon Cadman
Isador Weinberger
Albert Shapiro
Dan V. Mulkern
Samuel Williams Reindicted in Asset Concealment Case
Samuel Williams, recently indicted for conspiracy to conceal assets in the S. William & Brother bankruptcy, was reindicted by the federal grand jury on concealing assets from FE. N. Carpenter, the trustee of the bank upt firm, in Bedford Street.
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Samuel Williams
S. William & Brother
Bedford Street
Federal Grand Jury
FE. N. Carpenter
Bankupt
Baby Dead In Mother's Arms On Long Train Journey
Pittsfield May 12 A 10 month old baby dies aboard a special immigrant train en route from Boston to Washington State. The mother Mrs J K Astner a Swedish immigrant held the infant for hours unaware of the death caused by ptomaine poisoning from milk in a tin can. The baby was buried in Pittsfield as the parents continued toward the West.
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Pittsfield
Boston
Washington
J. K. Astner
Astner
Ivernia
Liverpool
South Station
Springfield
Chester
Colt
Yakina
Wasa
Women advancing across the world noted in Boston club talk
Mrs. Charles Park reports on her world journey finding progress for women everywhere though reform and reactionary factions exist. The Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good Government adopted a resolution urging mayoral support for more school-building use and praised Colonel Higginson.
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New England Women's Club Rooms
Charles Park
Reform Party
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
T. W. Higginson
Knightly
Lucia Ames Mead
Alice Stone Blackwell
Suffrage News
Tfronth
William G. Seeley
Yale Professor to Give Benefit Address
Professor Charles Upson Clarke of Yale will lecture tonight for the International Institute for Girls in Spain on Madrid the Prado and the Bull Fight. His Spain visit inspired support for a women’s college and he offers his services for the institute’s benefit at Boston University Jacob Sleeper Hall.
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Charles Upson Clarke
Yale
International Institute For Girls
Spain
Madrid
Prado
Clarke
International Institute
Found Guilty Of Stealing Suitcases At North Station
Louis Bureaugard, 45, was found guilty before Judge Parmenter of stealing two dress suitcases in the North Station waiting room. Sentence suspended until Friday. Bureaugard was arrested by Special Officer William Walsh and Inspector Michael Kelley of the Boston and Maine railroad. Robert Jones of Gardiner left his suitcase on the floor while seeking information. the case was later identified as the one taken.
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Louis Bureaugard
Pickpockets John Bangor and Arthur Goldstein Sentenced
Two New York youths arrested in Boston for picking pockets were sentenced yesterday by Judge Parmenter in the Municipal Court to the Massachusetts Reformatory. They were released on the understanding they would depart the city and avoid further trouble.
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John Bangor
Arthur Goldstein
New York
Boston
Massachusetts Reformatory
Parmenter
Ety
Dear Muriel and the maid a sharp letter to Peggy
A reader named Aunt May of Vermont criticizes a letter from Berkshire Hills about a maid and a woman named Muriel. Peggy is labeled lazy and urged to work from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. The writer warns about vanity and shares a cautionary tale of a hired girl becoming a wife, while Berkshire Hills contributes a favorable note.
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Muriel
Peggy
Berkshire Hills
May
Vermont
Advice for a Bride from the Sewing Circle Sisters
A young girl seeks guidance on trousseau items and what a moderate household should stock. She plans to spend 350 dollars on clothes and essentials and desires the best quality within her means as she prepares for marriage. Dolly signs the note.
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Sewing Circle
Trousseau
Dolly
Help for a 20 year old seeking weight loss advice
A reader from the Sewing Circle writes of dramatic weight gain after childbirth. She is 20, weighed 120 pounds before marriage and now 210, after three years. She has tried dieting and treatment without success and asks for guidance to lose weight. Anxious asks for advice from readers.
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Sewing Circle
Treatment for Hair from the Sewing Circle
A reader named Helen asks the Sewing Circle for help to rid her hair of nuts that heavily cover it, seeking guidance from the circle’s sisters and promising to welcome many beneficial replies in the column.
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Helen
About Eye Treatment Dear Annie M Letter to Broken Hearted
A reader asks whether after eye surgery at a hospital the patient can go home the same day. Theresa notes she cares for her father and hopes to return home promptly and asks if the Circle is a good option.
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Annie M
Theresa
Sisters Seek Recipe for Cold Cream and Greaseless THERLA
A reader requests a recipe for a good cold cream and a greaseless cream named THERLA. The note asks for practical guidance and formulations suitable for home preparation.
To the Lady Who Has Hard Time With Her Stepson
The note directs a resident to visit the State House and the Associated Charity Board to present her case about her stepson. It suggests if he has no court record he will be sent to the Sherman School to be well treated and learn a trade, signed Widow Wise.
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State House
Associated Charity Board
Sherman School
Would Be Considered Lazy in Vermont
A correspondent writes from Vermont lamenting a wife’s outdoor labor and urging traditional roles. He quotes Judge Otto of Nebraska’s rule that a wife should build the fire but not work outside. He muses that a husband would return to his mother for breakfast support.
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Muriel
Otto
Nebraska
Old
Vermont
Dear Sisters asks advice on preserving a parlor stove
AIMIE writes asking how to prevent a parlor stove from rusting and what to apply on worn green stair carpet at the top of the stairs. She seeks practical, plain spoken guidance from readers.
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Aimie
Dear Miss Champagne on Love and Sentiment Advice
A reader laments engagement broken by a deceitful fiancé and seeks guidance. Mildred Champagne responds defending the admirer’s faith, condemning the fiancé’s deception, and urging pity for those who mock a trusting woman while praising the reader for honesty and courage.
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Mildred Champagne
Questionable Reputation Advice for a Young Suitor
A reader asks if she should trust a young man with a questionable past. Miss Champagne advises considering the nature of his alleged misdeeds, urges giving him a fair chance if his conduct in town has improved, and recommends learning how he earned his reputation before fully judging and supporting reform.
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Miss Champagne
Leroyall
Timely Insight into a Woman’s Forsaken Trust
A speaker reflects on recognizing a partner's true character before marriage and warns that many women enter marriages to men of the same flawed nature, suffering in silence after discovering the truth too late.
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