Rich Man Lives On Ten Cents A Day In Cleveland
In Cleveland on October 31 Valentine Christ, a landowner in Cuyahoga County reputedly worth several million, lives on ten cents daily except Sundays. He eats toast and tea for breakfast and supper, bread with butter and coffee for dinner, and only visits friends or free lunch stands for extra meals. He rents a tiny Bond Street home from his sister, cooks, and launders himself.
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Cleveland
Valentine Christ
Cuyahoga County
Christ
Bond Street
Charles A. Corser Dies in Fiol yoke Business Leader
Charles A. Corser former State Senator and Representative and prominent city businessman died at his Fiol yoke residence. The longtime public and civic figure was widely known in local circles.
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Fiolyoke
Charles A. Corser
Judge Sheldon Praises Boston Y M C A Building Fund
Judge Sheldon commends the Boston Y M C A for its strong work and influence on citizens. He highlights intellectual and physical improvement, civic value, and approves the building fund campaign supported by the community.
Campaign Ends Tonight in Boston YMCA Drive for 500000
Boston fund drive for a new YMCA building races to raise 37361 more dollars by 10 30 p m anchored by Bishop John W Hamilton and Arthur S Johnson with pledges and committee work continuing through a final 10 56 p m report as totals rise through October.
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Post
John W. Hamilton
Boston
Greater
Funeral of S. E. Peabody in Salem at Kernwood
S Endicott Peabody, 84, dies at Kernwood estate Salem. Burial planned for Tuesday with 3 p m services at North Church. Survived by wife and five children including John F and Francis Peabody, the Rev Endicott Peabody, George I. Peabody, and Mrs John Lawrence. Born in Salem, mother a descendant of Governor John Endicott.
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J. 8. Morgan & Co
George Peabody & Co
John Endicott
John F
Francis Peabody
Milton
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
George l. Peabody
Lee, Higginson & Co
John Lawrence
Groton
Péter Foad
Church of Our Lads
Brookside Avenue
Dudley Street
Kernwood
North Church
Navy
Centre Harbor man dies from gas in boardinghouse room
William Jones of Centre Harbor New Hampshire was found overcome by gas in his room at the Falmouth House yesterday morning. He died before medical help could reach him.
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William Jones
Centre Harbor
N. H
Falmouth House
Women to Barred at Mme Steinheil Trial in Paris
Paris on Oct 31 reports the trial of Mme Steinheil opening next Wednesday. Debate rages over excluding women from the courtroom and whether the defense will argue neurosis excuses her acts. The defense will contend multiple killers, no clear pecuniary motive, large debts, and indirect evidence of others involvement.
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Steinheil
Paris
Mme. Steinheil
Mme. Japy
Mme
St. Lazare Prison
Public complaints on street dust and masks in Boston
Max Henry Newman of Boston writes to the Post urging street cleaners to wear masks and nose filters to protect themselves and the public from germ laden dust. He calls for better sweeping practices and cleaner streets to reduce exposure to dust during daily passes.
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Boston
Boston Scientist Warns Eyes in Danger from Modern Life
A Boston MIT professor warns that Americanitis weak eyes stem from electric light glare and city life. He urges using scientific eye care and regular resight testing, noting many now wear glasses and advocating eye health, especially for children. Open Saturday evening for tests.
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Wea
Boston
Johnny Boston Beans
William T. Sedgwick
W. T. Sedgwick
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston Post
Hen training story sparks danger on New York farm
Reports from Kilzabeth New York describe a farmer named Underwood accused of training hens to respond to sounds with different foods. The hens were reportedly released into a road where heavy wagons caused deaths. The farmer allegedly profited from the dead birds and poult yields reaching $125 in a month.
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New York
Joh V. Underwood
Kilzabeth
Eckman’s Alterative Claims Wide Lung Benefits
A letter asserts Eckman’s Alterative cured a severe lung illness after home treatment. The writer says symptoms improved by January 1906, regained weight, and returned to work, praising the remedy and recommending its use and booklet.
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Waddefield
N. J
California
Itv
Hckman
W. M. Tated
Riker-Jaynes
Eckman Mfg
Philadelphia
Penn
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