Goul ds Will Fight Castellane Creditors
Count Boni de Castellane, mocked as a puppet nobleman, faces creditors as George Gould acts as trustee for Jay Gould’s estate. The Paris scene swarms with tales of wild stock schemes, lavish expenditures, and swindlers circling the Count and his American wife Anna Gould. Helen Gould cites the French civil code to curb Boni’s spending and protect the estate amid court action.
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Paris
Boni de Castellane
Castellano
Anna Gould
Count Boni
George Gould
Boni
Goulds
Countess de Castellane
Helen Gould
Bent de Castellane
Miss Gould
George
Conseil Judiciaire
Gould
Jay Gould
Prince Henri d’Orleans
Prince de Sagan
Boni DE Castellan
Ned
Ned Anna Gould
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Boston's Nine Portable Schoolhouses in Use
Boston and suburbs operate nine portable schoolhouses as an economical substitute for permanent brick schools. The units, designed by architect Charles A Brown, are located at Adams Primary Dorchester Henry L Pierce Grammar Bowdoin Avenue Dorchester Hugh O Brien Grammar Roxbury Albert Palmer Primary Eustis Street Chestnut Avenue Primary Jamaica Plain.
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Boston
Adams
Adams Street
Dorchester
Henry L. Pierce
Welles Avenue
Christopher Gibson
Bowdoin Avenue
Hugh O’brien
Langdon and
Dudley Streets
Roxbury
Albert Palmer
Eustis Street
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Forgive Me Nellie Note Fueled Looming Crisis
An unconscious East Boston factory worker found with a crumpled note reading forgive me Nellie and with $2.19 on him is on the dangerous list at City Hospital. His wife says he left for work at 6:30 Saturday morning, previously had a revolver taken by her, and no children are reported.
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City
Nellie
Division 7
Pickett & Co
Boston
Swindlers Plunder Count With Faked Art and Fake Campaigns
The article details schemes by rival bandits and political charlatans who exploited the Count by selling him forged paintings at inflated prices and promising fake deputy nominations. The Count recounts paying 300000 francs for a seat while others profited from his vanity and gullibility through forged art deals and sham election offers.
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Gould
Paris
Latin
Count de Castellane
Castellano
de Castellano
Chamber of Deputies
Sadi-Carnot and Noted Figures Under Judicial Care
Sadi-Carnot the Count de Dion and young De Lesseps have been placed under the care of judicial counsels. The move signals court oversight in a matter involving prominent figures in the capital.
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Sadi-Carnot
Count de Dion
Young de Lesseps
Another Body Found in Ruins of Tarrant Building
A man’s body was recovered from the wreckage at 274 Washington Street. The right leg and left arm were missing, features were unrecognizable, and clothing offered no identification. Building workers marked down the wedge shaped ruin as they removed the upper third floor.
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New York
Building Department
Washington Street
Camp at Clearwater Burned In Industry Maine
Edwin F. Gay’s Clearwater Camp on Clearwater Pond Industry burned this morning. Main camp and contents destroyed with no guests present the family staying to build another camp. Loss about 1200 dollars partially insured.
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Farmington
Edwin F. Gay
Clearwater Camp
Clearwater Pond
Vermont Population Grows to 343641 in 1900
Washington Nov 4 The census office reports Vermont’s population in 1900 at 343641, up from 1890 by 11219 or 3.3 percent. Vermont spans about 92 square miles per state, with 37.6 persons per square mile in 1900 versus 36.3 in 1890. Of Vermont’s 14 counties eight show population gains in the decade.
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Washington
Vermont
Boston Tin Smith Found After Attempted Suicide
In East Boston yesterday morning, William C. Cummings a tinsmith living at 7 Curtis street was found in the new yard of the Boston and Maine railroad at 6:30 by Division 7 officers. A five-chamber $2 calibre revolver with one chamber empty lay nearby along with an empty pay envelope and a note.
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Boston
William C. Cummings
Curtis Street
Division 7
New
Boston & Maine Railroad
Grape-Nuts Morphed From Starch by Digestive Theory
The article explains starch digestion in the stomach and duodenum involving pancreatic juice and microscopic fungi, turning starch into grape sugar. It parallels this natural process with the manufacture of Grape-Nuts by Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek Michigan, claiming the product imitates digestion and supports quick digestion, fattening, and strength of the body.
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Postum Cereal Go
Lim
Battle Creek
Mich
Startled stamp clerk report ends with collapse at post office
Samuel Kalinan of 12 Normandy Street asked a Boston Post Office clerk about sending a package to Germany. He compliantly paid 21 cents, then collapsed on the floor. An ambulance removed him to City Hospital for treatment while the unmailed package remained. He later went home.
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Germany
Samuel Kalinan
Normandy Street
Boston
Hazing Death at Porter Military Academy in Charleston
Thomas Finlay Brown, 12, dies from internal injuries after being dropped into a twelve foot deep cemented swimming basin by older cadets. The basin was dry. the attack followed a customary hazing ritual. He did not name his assailants before dying, and no action is expected.
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Charleston
8. C
Thomas Finlay Brown
Porter Military Academy
Montown
Academy
Young boy drowns after escape from Gilbert Home
In Winsted Connecticut on November 4 Erasmus Reed, a 12 year old resident of the Gilbert Home for Children for five years, escaped early this morning and drowned himself in Highland Lake. No reason can be given for his act.
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Winsted, Conn
Erasmus Reed
Gilbert Home For
Highland Lake
Want M Kays Relatives Found At City Hospital
City Hospital seeks relatives and friends of John McKay a 60 year old engineer residing at 30 Hawkins street. He was admitted October 29 and died the next day. He said he had a sister in East Boston and relatives in Cambridge.
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John McKay
Hawkins Street
East Boeton
Cambridge
Stage Troubles and Theater Moves Across New York
The theater season shifts as Roland Reed faces a comeback delay due to surgery. His company is disbanded and dates are canceled while Wright Kramer joins Ada Rehan’s troupe in Boston. New shows debut in Brooklyn and Manhattan with Grace George, Blanche Walsh, and Margaret Anglin taking lead roles. May Irwin expands into real estate on Lexington Avenue as Andrewee declines vaudeville offers and Dorothy Morton prepares for Boston vaudeville after a run of The Greek Slave.
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Roland Reed
Wright Kramer
Boston
Mr. Reed
Ada Rehan
Blanche Walsh
Queen
Brooklyn
E. H. Sothern
Margaret Anglin
Roxane
Richard Mansfield
Cyrano de Bergerac
Hollis Street Theatre
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre Stock Company
New York
Grace George
Wilhelmina of
Holland
Manhattan
Becky Sharp
Alice Brown
Why
May Irwin
Lexington Avenue
Fifty-fourth Street
Andrewee
Dorothy Morton
Boston Music Hall
Boston theatres roll out weekly offerings across venues
Tonight marks the second week of the Bostonians at the Boston Theatre with The Serenade and Robb Hood on the agenda, while the Grand and Bowdoin Square stages present Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde and vaudeville. Francis Wilson starts The Oaks of Malabar at Hollis as Park’s Lost River draws big crowds.
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Bostonians
Boston Theatre
Grand Theatre
Francis Wilson
Hollis
Oaks
Malabar
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Digestive Health Claim for Stomach Bitters Advertising
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia and a range of ailments including constipation biliousness nervousness and liver and kidney troubles. It promises restored digestion better sleep and overall wellness while noting the private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
Boston Theater Scene Big Week With Vaudeville And Opera
Museum terminates the city’s most successful professional visit. James K. Hackett stars in The Pride of Jennico to follow. J. K. Murray and Clara Lane draw Boston crowds at Keith’s. New York St Burlesquers headline with Hawkins, Brown, Adams and others. Dorothy Morton debuts at Boston Music Hall. Election returns read to midnight Tuesday. Beauty show of all nations extend at Austin and Stone's for another week.
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Sam J. Adams
Burke and McEvoy
Gluckers
Hevee Hgt
Mark Sullivan
Mile. LaTaska
Morton
Elliott
Dorothy Morton
Vaudville
Boston Music Hall
Press Eldridge
J. J. Dowling
John C. Fox
Katie Allen
D’alma
Dog and Monkey Circus
Livingstone
Seymours
Fialskowski
Austin & Stone’s
Strauss and Vienna Orchestra Set for Symphony Hall Run
Herr Eduard Strauss leads his Vienna orchestra in a farewell tour at Symphony Hall beginning Monday November 12 under Rudolf Aronson. The ensemble aims to present the lighter side of orchestral music, the famed waltz king attracting eager fans.
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Herr Eduard Strauss
Vienna
Symphony Hall
Herr Strauss
America
Rudolf Aronson
Organiz
Symphony Hall Matinees Announced This Week
The week will feature matinees on Wednesday and Saturday at Symphony Hall with box office opening tomorrow morning at popular prices. The schedule emphasizes accessible seating and early ticket availability for all patrons.
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Symphony Hall
Spurrs Art Gallery Displays Paul Revere Painting
Howard W Spurr Co exhibits The Arrest of Paul Revere on the Early Morning of April 19 1776 a Nellie Maud Pairpoint work. The piece was shown in a Colonial pictures exhibition by the Colonial Dames of Massachusetts and bought for the gallery with an alto relief crafted to accompany it.
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Howard W. Spurr & Co
Paul Revere
Nellie Maud Pairpoint
Colonial Dames of
Massachusetts
Tour leaves Boston for national capital and cities tour
Travel offer announces departure Tuesday November 13 via Royal Blue line. Five days in Washington D C a visit to Philadelphia and twenty four hours in New York City. Ticket covering hotel and all expenses is 26 dollars. For itinerary address A J Simmons 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
Royal Blue Line
National Capital
Philadelphia
New York City
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Rain Proof Raglans By Shuman Co Model For Wet Weather
Heavy weight whipcord rain proof jackets shown in tan oxford shades with plaid interiors and reinforced shoulders. Described as the most satisfactory garment yet introduced for protection against rain snow and cold, featuring durable fabric and smart styling.
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Shuman Co
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City Hospital
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Vanity Fair
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M E.S
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Otto
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Mille
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de Mora
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Muse Cay
Castle Theatre
Ont St
Tel
Sohati Music Hall
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Drama
Arrah-na-Pogue
Nell Gwynn
George W. Magbe
Tremont
Elmfr & Thall
Switzerland
William Gillette
Secret Service
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Vienna Orchestra
Marie Dressier
Miss Prinnt
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Jekyll and MR. Hyde
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Cae
Eugene Tompkins
FBI
Eve
Robin
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Thomas Dixon, Jr
Boston Ladies’ Military Band
Elbert Hubbard
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The
Royal Tyrolean
John Thomas Concert Company
Winston Spencer Churchill
Temple Lyceum
Boston Museum
Andrew
Jas. K. Hackett
Mack
Tectia Tere
Isaac B. Rich
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Steinert Hall
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Lew Hawkins
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