Obituary Notices Gathered From New England Towns
Obituaries list brief notices from Rankin Charlestown to Pawtucket detailing deaths of Frances La Dora Fanny Buffum Miss Mary Eaton Sarah Eaton John L Fayerweather Rev Howe Mary M Jones William Telville Margaret Ison Sarah Todd Hiram Woodruff Frances Houghton Hannah M Mowr noting ages and localities from Massachusetts New Brunswick New Jersey Rhode Island and Maine with servants and survivors not specified in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Cambridge
N Fran Howe
Somerville
Mary M. Jones Plas
J. Minot Howe
Melville
St. John
N. B
William R.telville
Dauhter
Ferey It
Aden
Margaret ‘Ison Todd
Hudson
Mass
Sarah Todd
Thomas Todd
Portland
Woodruff
Waltham
Hiram Woodruff
Houghton
Watertown
Frances
George E. Houghton
MOWR
Hannah M
Pawtucket
R. I
List of Applications at the Registrar Office Nov 4 1892
With best intentions a roster of marriages and applicants appears listing Robert J Brown with Margaret McAlden James Higgins with Ellen M Timothy Lyons with Honora Coakely Thomas Beyner with John Dullock and Delia Kelley all noted for registrar records on November 4 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Brown
Margaret McAlden
James Higgins
Ellen M Gi
Timothy Lyons
Honora Coakely
Thomas Beyner
John Dullock
Delia Kelley
Marriages Reported to the Registrar Nov 4 1892
In the city on November 2 the Rev Everett D Burr united Allen Dodge and Lizzie L Brown in marriage. The reported ceremony reflects local marriage activity on the date and notes the officiating minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett D. Burr
Allen Dodge
Lizzie L. Brown
Deaths Reported to the Registrar November 4 1892
In this city on November 2 Anna Alexander aged 60 Emma J Humphreys aged 45 In this city on November 1 Christina Isaacson aged In this city on November 2 J J Lyons aged 23 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Alexander
Emma J. Humphreys
Christina Isaacson
J. J. Lyons
Bostonian Society Meeting Postponed to Nov 15
The Bostonian Society meeting scheduled for next Tuesday on election day is postponed to Tuesday, Nov 15, at 3 p.m. Rev Anson Titus will present a paper on Thomas Foxcroft and the First Church in Boston from 1717.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostonian Society
Anson Titus
Thomas Foxcroft
Boston
Boston Theatres
Samuel W. Gumpertz
Boston Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company
Wide Awake Boston Women Press Campaign Verdict
Mrs Eliza Trask Hill of Boston voices strong views on the election ending November 8. She derides political corruption as men’s poor housekeeping, favors prohibition and school protection, but says she trusts honest individuals over party lines. "Who pays wins," she notes on the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Eliza Trask Hill
League of Woman Voters
Public School Crusaders
Tempee Women of
Poston
Remont Temple
Post Woman
Republican Corruption Fund
New York
Mrs. Hill
Garret
Russell
Mr. Haile
Boston Women Voter Registration Opens November 8
Women voters in Boston may register starting November 8 at the central office 12 Beacon Street open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday closed. Saturdays 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Evening sessions run November 17 to 29 from 6 to 10 p.m. Tax payment is not required to vote but tax bills aid identification for registrars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Voters
Boston
Beacon Street
The Modern Woman and the Married Life Ideal
The piece argues happiness relies on inner peace, not marriage status. It cites Harper's Bazar praising freedom and effort, notes unhappiness often stems from seeing marriage as the sole good, and warns single women may become anxious if they prize matrimony above all else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Harper’s Bazar
The Self Reliant Girl in Modern Households
A dated social essay argues that a self reliant girl gains value from world experience yet craves a stable home life with a masterful partner. It extols independence, financial earnings, and mutual support while praising homemaking and shared evenings after hard days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pajamas Advance as Ideal Night Garment Says Doctor
A renowned New York physician advocates women's pajamas as the best sanitary nightwear. He argues pajamas cover the body for warmth and comfort, are loose fitting and easy to adjust, and offer a sensible alternative for those opposed to clothing that looks masculine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rose Coghlan Designs Glamorous Gowns for Diplomacy at Star Theatre
Rose Coghlan, noted actress and designer, created three striking costumes for the three acts of Diplomacy at the Star Theatre in New York. Her gowns feature opalescent pink green and ivory satin, aquamarine velvet with Brussels net, and pansy velvet military cloth, each adorned with spangles, beads, and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Coghlan
Star Theatre
New York
de Medici
Heavy
Galine
Brussels
Miss Coghlan
Paris fashion hint shows coque d amande wool suit
A Paris Herald note describes a costume in coque d amande wool with a narrow soutache and a train cut skirt. The tunic blouse and sleeves reflect prevailing styles, while the capote features a ribbon knot and an aigrette de fantaisie for a simple yet chic finish.
The Post's Lawyer Involved In Help Charge Advice
A letter to the editor thanks The Post for a law coupon that led to Mr. Clifford handling a matter. The writer, Mrs. Charles W. Fraser of South Newmarket New Hampshire, reports successful guidance and timely first payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Post
Clifford
Charles W. Fraser
South Newmarket
N. H
Pure California Wines at 61 Per Gallon Four Bottles Assorted
Blanchard and Farrar offers assorted Pure California Wines priced at 61 per gallon across four bottles. Located at 1é toe 4% Dock Sq and 31 Fancuid Mall Sa with unspecified details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Sq
Fancuid Mall Sa
Test for Diamond Authenticity by Pencil Dot Method
A simple test describes marking a pencil dot on paper and viewing it through the diamond. If a single dot is seen the diamond is genuine. If multiple or scattered dots appear the diamond is false regardless of cost.
Dainty Marie Tempem Lyric Star at Boston Theatres
Dainty Marie Tempem, famed lyric star, discusses recent Boston engagements and future plans after performing in The Fencing Master at Hollis Street Theatre. She recalls audience acclaim, shares anecdotes about costumes and props, and reflects on her career, education, and hopes for musical comedy's future. The piece also previews upcoming city performances and repertory across Park Theatre, Lyceum, and Tremont Temple programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempest
Hollis Street Theatre
Miss Tempest
Mr. Wilke
Casino
Aronsons
New York State
New York City
Boston
London
America
Palmer
New York
Canada
England
Jane Tempest
Mary Susan Tempest
Kenny
Miss Helyett
Pope
Noted Boston Theatrical Week Offers Wide Stage Fare
Lydia Yeamans Titus leads a Tremont week program with A Society Fad while operatic stars and boy sopranos promise lively performances. Jules and societies plan midnight matinees this season amid varied bills at Globe Theatre and Boston theatres. The piece Rip Van Winkle closes at Boston Theatre as election-night events unfold with additional concerts and lectures featuring Laloo and Marguerite Hall.
Some Famous Mothers Among Famous Women Mothers
The piece lists Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Mrs Somerville, Mme George Sand, Lady Mary Montagu, Mme de Sevigne, Mme de Stael, George Eliot, Mrs Cross, Mrs Craik, Mrs Barbauld, and Mrs Opie as notable mothers or childless figures. It notes Browning had one son, Somerville had three children, Sand and Montagu two each, Stael three with a later son, and several others childless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Mrs. Somerville
Mme
George Sands
Mary Montagu
Mme. de Sevigne
Mme. de Stael
George Eliot
Cross
Craik
John Halifax
Barbauld
Opie
Notable Women and Lectures At Boston Events
Miss Annetta F Armes received Boston School Board’s only special grade certificate for scientific teaching and will speak on marine biology at Mechanics' Fair headquarters. Miss Grace V Dodge will lecture in Boston next week at Mechanics' Fair. A Bayou Posse gym class will demonstrate Swedish physical training at the Chicago Exposition. Marguerite Hall’s Chickering Hall recital drew praise. Mrs Cecilia Parker Woolley of Chicago read at Cantabrigia Club, guest of Mrs Henry Endicott. Mrs French Sheldon's talk at the New England Conservatory for the Hyperion Society attracted a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta F. Armes
Boston School Board
Mechanics’ Fair
Grace V. Dodge
New York
Boston
Bayou Posse
Marguerite Hall
Chickering Hall
Cecilia Parker Woolley
Chicago
Cantabrigia Club
Henry Endicott
Brattlestreet
Cambridge
French-Sheldon
New England Conservatory of Music
Hyperion Society
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Jordan, Marsh
Jordan, Marsh and Company
Ira
Will Bros
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Kakas
Washington Street
Paris
Paris Herald
California
Dainty Marie Tempem
Lyric Star
Rice
Park Theatre
John J. Braham
Offenach
Mehr
Langley
Santa Claus
Ferbaugh
Anz
Spindler
Edward E. Rice
John J Braham
Gustave Kerker
Therea Vaughn
Suwanee River
Fiddle
Adams
W. H. Clark
Weiss
Foley
Philadelphia
Emma DeBerger
Baltimore
der Freischutz
Webber
E. Fiedler
Regaloncita
Johnstone Bennett
Jane
Columbia Theatre
Mss Bennett
Lyceum Theatre
Emily Zola
Tremont Temple
Bertha Silsby
Abbie Clarke-Ford
Apollo
Emil Schwab
H. H. Putnam
George E. Hayes
As of
J. G. Perrault
Mandan
E. R. Steinbrueck
North Dakota
Price
CoTicuna
Soar
Resolvent
Potter Crue Ad Chemical Corporation
Bay
Mechanics
Ata
Squires
Sidney Squires
Pleasant Street
Washburn
Congress Street
the Ark Theatre
Lydia Yeamans-Titus
Tremont
Yeomans
Henry Japleson Opera Company
Monte Carlo
William Hoey
Old Hoss
Evans
Cyril Tyler
Jilian Durell
Lawrence
Digby Bell
Annie Myers
Globe Theatre
Lillian Russell
Marie Tempest
Austin
Palace Theatre
Two Johns
J.C. Stewart
Stereopticon
Gus and
Josie Milton
Stone
Shaw
Earth
Laloo
Grand Opera House
A. Y. Pearson
Frederick Webber
Dave Armstrong
S. B. Field
Boston Museum
Bescuau
Chasey
Iter and Brady
Evans & Hi Habe
Spatucg
Landis
Court St
Howard
Athena
GEO. Dixon and His Specialty CO
Howard Athenium Star Specialty Co
Bloomer
Amelia Bloomer
Council Bluffs
Tremont Theatre
Abbey & Schoeffel
Proprietors & Managers
Tontiaist
Henry Mapleson
Laura Schirmer
Fadettie
Sale
Carter
Howeard
Frank Donahue
Hollis Rvra
Isaac B. Rich
Comique
Matinee
OPERA
the Beignin
DE Koven & Smith
Robin Hood
Rh. J. M. Hile
Hollis ST. Theatre
Beach
Emily Zola Burlesque Co
Castle
GEO. Milbank
Harry W. Williams
Lauch
Horace
J. E. Kennedy
Quinns
Sisters
Cain & Orndorf
Leslie & Collins
Burke Brothers
Frank Moran
Three Carbon Bros
MILLS
Acatha
Robertson
Mz School
Rich & Harris
Charles Frohman
Mera
Matimees
Jane Boston Thea
Eugene Tompkins
Dtar
Joseph Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Babes IN the Wood
Columbus
Rige
Barnet
Pilue
Lis Opera Company
Jupiter
Wiaude
Granger
Lenora
Ee Nees
Austin & Stone
Teament Museum & Sealey Sheen