Healer From Mrs. Eddy Cares For Typhoid Patient in Washington
H F Hoge of Chicago wealthy banker aides daughter Louise Hoge 26 in Washington as Christian Science healer appointed by request. The case draws public attention with the father denying physician refusal and noting no one else is admitted to the room. Delirious with high fever, she arrived as a bridesmaid three weeks ago and sought distant treatment.
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Mrs. Eddy
Washington
H. F. Hoge
Louise Hoge
Evanston
Miss Hoge
Chicago
Three Tales From the Woods
ATTLEBORO Oct 31 A rumor spread nationwide that Mrs G A Martin of Franklin was fined 200 in New Brunswick for shooting a bull moose that forced her to climb a tree. A letter from Mrs Martin says she did shoot the moose but was fined only 50 and did not need to seek refuge in a tree. The deer weighed 70 pounds and the first bullet hit the flank and passed through the backbone.
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Attleboro
G. A. Martin
Franklin
New, Brunswick
Westboro
Deer Hunt Near Oakfield Inspires Westboro Feat
Westboro residents enjoyed venison after Hartley A Adams used his rifle during a hunting trip near Oakfield Maine about 15 miles from Houston in Aroostook county. Adams decided to try his luck at deer hunting today.
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Westboro
Hartley A. Adams
Adams
Oakfield
Houston
Aroostook County
Spencer men return from Maine hunting trip with moose
Birney A. Robinson, Charles Sugden and W. B. Wiggin of Spencer completed a two week hunt in Maine. Each hunter took two deer, while Robinson bagged a bull moose over 1000 pounds with a 41 inch antler spread. He also took two close up photographs of a cow moose.
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Worcester
Birney A. Robinson
Charles Sugden
Wiggin
Spencer
Maine Woods
Maine
Mountain Laurel Chosen as Massachusetts State Flower
The Floral Emblem Society of Massachusetts selected mountain laurel as the state flower at a meeting in Faneuil Hall. Representatives from Woman's Relief Corps Daughters of the Revolution and other groups attended. A flag presentation by Mrs. Caroline Clapp followed a talk by Rev. MacQueen praising floral emblems.
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Floral Emblem Society
Floral Emblem Society of
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
Woman’s Relief Corps
Daughters of the Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rebekah Lodges
Caroline Clapp
Boston Society
Mr. MacQueen
Chaucer
Nova Scotia
Soap ad claims Fels-Naptha simple cold water wash
An advertisement urges flat dwellers to wash items with Fels Naptha soap using cold tap water or lukewarm water and rejects boiling water as unnecessary. The note emphasizes thorough cleaning without mess and promotes convenience for apartment living.
Little Girl Killed in Brookline Wagon Collision
An accident on Hammond Street near Newton Street Brookline yesterday killed a six to seven year old girl and badly injured her father. A two horse carriage collided with a grain wagon, tearing wheels loose. The carriage owned by Mr Earl, driven by William H Mitchell, and the grain wagon owned by C A Paine, caused the fatal injuries after the child was trampled. The Todds resided at La Grange and Newton streets.
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Hammond Street
Newton Street
Brookline
Mr. Jackson
Todd
Todds
la Grange
Newton Streets
Earl
C. 8. Paine
William H. Mitchell
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Todd
Retirement of Henry M Upham at Old Corner Bookstore
Henry M Upham retires after a Boston career tied to the Old Corner Bookstore since 1866. He served in the navy in 1864, then joined KE P. Dutton & Co. later Williams & Co., entering partnership in 1872 with Alexander Williams, Damrell, and Cupples.
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Henry M. Upham
School
Washington Streets
Boston
Upham
Ticknor
Cornhill
Washington Street
School Street
United States Navy
Savannah
Suwannee
Massachusetts
Mercedetta
Muscoota
Clematis
KE. P. Dutton & Co
A. Williams & Co
Alexander Williams
Charles C. Damrell
J. G. Cupples
Old Corner Bookstore and its famed keeper Upham
The article traces the Old Corner Bookstore lineage back to 1712 and recounts Mr. Upham’s life from Nantucket voyages to Claremont apprenticeship and 1899 sale of part interest. It notes his contact with literary giants like Longfellow, Whittier, Holmes, and Dickens, and describes his green private office, Grace Le Baron, and his roles in various societies.
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Anne Hutchinson
Upham
Nantucket
South Pacific Ocean
Marquesas Islands
Claremont
N. H
George A. Moore
Longfellow
Whittier
Holmes
Phillips Brooks
Dickens
Matthew Arnold
the Duke of Argyll
Grace le Baron
E. W. Kinsley
Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts
Newfoundland Treaty Ready
Premier Bond returns from Washington reporting a convention with British and U S authorities signed on October 18 by Ambassador Herbert. He says cabinet colleagues find the terms eminently satisfactory and that the treaty terms will be published soon.
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John's
N. F
Bond
Washington
Foreign Office
Herbert
Washiston
Stage matters in hot Harrisburg theatre week
The article notes unusually large seat sales for Charles Frohman's Empire Theatre company at the Hollis Street Theatre next week, with a main engagement of The Wilderness. It also highlights Rice's Show Girl at Colonial Theatre, the Tremont Theatre's slated attractions, Mascagni opera changes at Music Hall, and other Boston stage events and final performances across multiple venues.
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Airoay Now
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre Company
New York
Charles Richman
Margaret Anglin
Empire Theatre
H.yv. Esmond
Hollis St
Empire’ Theatre Company
Hollis Street
Frohman
Europe
Rice
Colonial Theatre
Kathryn Hutchinson
Marie Hilton
Frank ‘Lalor
BE & Willard
Tremwent Theatre
Louis N. Parker
the Cardinal
David Garrick
Thomas E. Shea
Grand Opera House
Mittenhall Brothers & Wrenberg
Mascagni
Hhe
Music Hall
Cavalleria Rusticana
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Utah
Russia
Castle Square Theatre Company
Corse Payton
Park Theatre
William Gillette
Charles Hawtrey
Mars
Boston Museum
Boston
England
Hawtrey
London
Defender
Columbia Theatre
Columbia
Keith
Papirita
Charles E. Grapewin and
Bertie Fowler
Clarice Vance
Mae Sailor
Barbetti
Amy Leslie
Eugene O’rourke
Elmnore
Three Osnatos
Laney Haskell
Ashby
Austin & Stone
Museum
Waldron
Bryant
Palace Theatre
Frank B. Carr
Thoroughbreds Company
Boston Theatre
Collins
First Regiment
Frederick W. Bowers
George L. Tallman
Charles Chapman
Browning Sisters
Mabel Maitland
Herbert W. Treet
Sherlock Holmes
Hollis
Bertha Galland
Notre Dame
Colonial
Marshall P. Wilder
Winchester
Mme
Marcella Sembrich
Symphony Hall
Creatore
New York City
Laura Dean
de Leon
Grand Theatre
Mooney Corrects NY Municipal Nomination Report
A Post report on Democratic nomination papers wrongly named Joseph E. Harvey instead of Joseph E. Mooney. The correction confirms Mooney as the actual candidate for municipal office.
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Post
Joseph E. Harvey
Joseph E. Mooney
Mechanics' Fair Closes Tonight After Busy Week
Officials prepare for large turnout as the Mechanics' fair ends this evening. An attractive program is planned for afternoon and evening sessions, following a week of strong attendance and community interest.
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Wilder Chas
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Moreland
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Comets Bros
James Oley
Reidy and
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Martinetti
Grossi
Castle Wnéstree
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Oxford
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Charles m Aldrich
Cook
Sonora
Jess Dandy
Carrie Ezler
Josette Webb
Herbert and
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Stillwell
Diste
Sadie Sewer
Charles
WAN
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M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Bosisten St
Foster Comedy Company
Union Orchestra
William H. Baldwin
Pres
George Peirce
Sec'y
Newfoundland
Josh Whitcomb
Yankee Farmer
Mechanics’ Fair
Tremont Theatre
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lAebler & Co
Gabriele D’annunzio
Francesca Pn Rimini
E. S. Willard
T. W. Robertson
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Iris
Ratcliffe
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Tilbury
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Bemberton
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G. P. Cushing
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