Beauty objects to gin advertising in Chicago case
Chicago court action seeks to stop liquor dealers and Merchants Display Co from using the picture of Estelle G. Mauff wife of John R. Mauff Chicago-O Neill Grain Co secretary on gin labels The plaintiff notes she is under 18 and well known in South Side society circles The defendants say the image was provided by the photographer from several portraits chosen for the label design
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Chicago
Estelle G. Mauff
John R. Mauff
Chicago-O'Neill Grain Company
Circuit Court
Merchants’ Display Company
New York
D. E. Scudder
Northport
L. I
Saturn
Scudder
J. S. Knight
Bullet found in New Paltz man after 70 years
Thomas Geiselhart of Houk Hill New Paltz coughed up a bullet that had remained in his body since the spring of 1872. The Prussian cavalry officer recalled being shot in the left breast near the close of the Pe nian War and had long endured difficulties locating the projectile. He now expects to live many more years as his health improves.
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New Paltz
N. Y
Thomas Geiselhart
Houk Hill
Geiselhart
Iimnoe
Ege
Graft Trial for 10-Year-Old Girl at Methodist Hospital
In a notable case at the Methodist Hospital Clara Hixon of near Altoona Pennsylvania underwent a pioneering skin graft procedure after her scalp was torn by a belt mishap. A fellow patient donated skin for grafting. another graft followed, with results to be assessed in a few days.
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Clara Hixon
Altoona
Penn
Pin swallowed years ago resurfaces in Whitestone man
Percy of Whitestone New York swallowed a pin three years earlier. In 1896 he felt no trouble but last Saturday his finger swelled. He used a penknife to cut the skin and removed the pin from his hand, the same pin he swallowed long ago.
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New York
Percy
Whitestone
L. I
Smith
Swell Funeral Arranged For Destitute Chicago Man
John Harmount who died penniless in County Hospital was buried at Rosehill Cemetery after pleading for a swell funeral. Mike and John sent funds and the First Ward Democratic organization organized a grand service at the old building on Van Buren and Custom House Place.
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Chicago
John Harmount
Rosehill Cemetery
First Ward
Potter's Field
Mike
John
Pacific Garden Mission
Democratic
van Buren Street
Custom House Place
Chrysanthemum Show Opens at Horticultural Hall in Boston
Chrysanthemum show opens at Horticultural Hall with large potted specimens up to five feet across. J H Woodford, chairman, praises the exhibit as the best he has seen in his years of flower show experience. Weather has favored the display and gardeners from suburban estates contribute to the colorful, dense arrangements viewed from the balcony. The show runs daily until Friday at 9 p.m.
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Horticultural Hall
Boston
J. H. Woodford
Helen Gould Still the Soldiers' Friend
New York reports Helen Gould again aids troops by supplying traveling libraries. The Thomas carried two libraries to the Philippines and soon Cuba and Puerto Rico will receive more. Forts Hamilton and Slocum already have boxes. each case holds a hundred volumes with a desk when opened. Presented by Helen M Gould for the International Committee of the Young Men's Christian Associations for Use in Regular Army Posts U S service. A separate note mentions a dress-slasher in Washington troubling women on crowded streets and theatres.
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New York
Helen Gould
United States
Thomas
Manila
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Forts Hamilton
Slocum
Helen M. Gould
International Committee of the Young Men’s Christian
U.S
Washington
Philadelphia
Army post library network grows into nation wide system
Miss Gould has donated over a thousand new books and fittings worth more than 2000 dollars to create a circulating library across army posts. The collection includes travel works biographies novels hymns and Bibles and will move between posts in America Cuba Porto Rico the Hawaiian Islands Guam and the Philippines. A permanent secretary for the army branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association on Liberty Island will be funded by her subscription.
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America
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Philippines
Gould
Army
Young Men’s Christian Association
Liberty Island
Pope Intervenes to Halt Stephanie and Count Lonay Marriage
Vienna reports Pope Leo XIII has promised to intervene and not bless the marriage of Crown Princess Stephanie to Count Lonay of Hungary. The papal nuncio in Brussels is told not to perform the ceremony without Vatican approval, potentially postponing the union despite Princess Stephanie and her allies.
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Vienna
Austria
Belgium
Stephanie
Count Lonyay
Hungary
Rome
Leo XIII
Brussels
Vatican
Shayne Testifies in Hammond Trial After Dining Shocking Details
John T. Shayne testified against Henry Hammond, recounting horseback rides with Mrs. Hammond, trips to a gambling club and theatres, and a cake walk offer dispute. He denied intentional romance, admitted joking remarks, and described incidents at the depot and during midnight carriage rides. The case heads to the jury this week.
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Chicago
John T. Shayne
Henry Hammond
Mr. Scanlan
Mr. Shayne
Shayne
Gamma Phi Beta Holds Boston Convention at Boston University
Gamma Phi Beta hosts its annual convention in Boston with about fifty delegates at Delta Chapter Boston University College of Liberal Arts. Alumnae council meets at 39 Hancock Street. events include a baked bean supper at Hotel Bellevue and a series of business meetings receptions and a banquet through Friday with visits to Salem and other venues.
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Gamma Phi Beta Fraternity
Boston
Delta Chapter
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Hancock Street
Bellevue
Hotel Westminster
Boston’ University College of Liberal Arts
North End Murder Ties Years-Old Italian Feud
Michele Calucci, 30, was killed at 57 Charter Street early yesterday with an axe. Two Italians, Luigi Storti and Vincenzo Bucilli, fled with Calucci’s money and his clothes after the murder, as investigators from Station 1 and headquarters search boats and trains for them.
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Italy
Michele Calucci
Charter Street
Luigi Storti
Vincenzo Bucilli
Calucci
Antonio Lucci
New York
Gayety
Antonio
Dunn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Station 1
Storti
Bucilli
Rosatto
Sheehan
Rooney
Olympia Flag Falls as Dewey's Flagship Downgraded
At Charlestown Navy Yard the Olympia lies at noon as a quarter master lowers her colors and Captain Lamberton hands her over to Captain Johnson. Only the marine guard and a few work men remain aboard and officers have broken up housekeeping yesterday.
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Marine Guard
Olympia
Charlestown Navy Yard
Lamberton
Johnson
Model American post office to speed Paris mails
At the Paris Exposition a model American post office will operate up to date. Arrangements with French authorities route mails for Americans in Paris directly to this office, saving time by bypassing regular channels.
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New York
Paris
Needham Farmers Association Holds Natick Meeting
The Needham Farmers and Mechanics Association met last night at Watts farm in Natick with about 200 present. A reading and entertainment followed by supper and songs kept members engaged. the next meeting is planned for Dover on December 8.
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Needham
Mayor Considers Market Plan Amid Garbag e Plant Debate
Mayor Quincy weighs setting up a five member commission of architects real estate dealers and business leaders to study city takeover of Park Square railroad property for a public market. The move follows contention over the garbage plant as Aldermen oppose action and report on the proposed market advances.
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Quincy
Park Square
Board of Aldermen
Adams
Dorchester
Joint Committee On Markets
Common Council
Queson
Streets Wells
Dublin leaders depart Boston for New York aid drive
The Lord Mayor of Dublin Daniel Tallon with John Redmond M P and secretary Thomas Kennedy left Boston for New York to attend meetings this week in support of the Par- Ween popeeees. A large party including Edward Slattery John O Callaghan P J Bergin and others bid them farewell at the depot. The Lord Mayor thanked attendees and urged continued support into 1900. The party spoke in Portland Sunday night receiving a great ovation.
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Daniel Tallon
Dublin
John E. Redmond
M. P
Thomas Kennedy
Boston
New York
Edward J. Slattery
John O’callaghan
P. J. Bergin
George Worcester
Homas A. O'Neil
Labor Federation Records Growth in October Says Gompers
Washington report quotes Samuel Gompers noting 81 charters granted and 93 charter applications in October, surpassing May figures. He predicts the upcoming annual convention will yield the grandest report yet.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Sai
Samuel Gompers
Chicago Banker George Smith Will Publicized
London reports the will of late Chicago banker George Smith who died Oct 7. English personal property exceeds $295,000 with legacies to relatives and friends. He bequeaths $10,000 to multiple charities including the Protestant Orphan Asylum of Chicago.
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London
George Smith
Chicago
England
Protestant Orphan Asylum of
Hunting and Fishing in the South from Southern Railway
The Southern railway issues an annual sportsman book detailing the best deer bear quail snipe and duck shooting in the South. Request a copy at the Boston office or mail 2 cents to George C Daniels 228 Washington St Boston for delivery.
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Southern Railway
Boston
George C. Daniels
N. F
P. A
Washington Street
Stage innovations and theater notes at New York venues
At the Garrick Theatre William Gillette unveils a lighting effect ending acts with the curtain and darkness followed by a renewed view. Maude Odell bows in Worcester Friday and Saturday and a new program follows in New York. The new Columbia Music Hall gains popularity as "In Gay Paree" and "The Man in the Moon" are staged. The Sorrows of Satan stars Charles Kent at the Grand Opera House. Robert Edeson and Ellen Burgw ho plan to tour London for The Children of the Ghetto opening Dec 9. Fowle promotes Chris or the Wonderful Lamp at the Museum Dec 4 with Sykes and Hopper. Julia Arthur triumphs in More Than Queen at the Broadway Theatre. The five week season ends later this month and Henry Jewett returns to New York from The Choir Invisible tour.
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Garrick Theatre
New York
William Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
Maude Odell
Worcester
Andrew Mack
J. . Dodson
Columbia’ Music Hall
Satan
Charles Kent
Grand Opera Use
Robert
Edeson
Ellen Burg
Keith's
London
Charles F. Fowle
Chris
Wonderful Lamp
Museum
Jerome Sykes
Edna Wallace Hopper
Julia Arthur
Broadway Theatre
Henry Jewett
Theatre Row Delights Audiences Across City Venues
A strong turnout graced Columbia Music Hall as new schemes gain momentum with Lord and Lady Algy at Hollis and The Evil Eye dazzling at the Grand Opera House. The Boston market hosts Anna Held in Papa's Wife with cast changes, while Denman Thompson performs The Old Homestead. Across venues, stars like Clare Palmer and Eidith Wilbur headline, with varied acts at Bowdoin Square Park and Keith's.
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Columbia Music Hall
Lord and Lady Algy
Hollis
Empire Theatre Company
Grand Opera House
Andrew Mack
Ohans
Mack O
Bowdoin Square
Eagle’s Nest
Castle Square Theatre
Eren
Eart
Maryland
Anna
Papa
Boston
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Sag Harbor
Park Theatre
Herne
Clare Palmer
Tremont
Johnston
Davenport
Lorella
Apy
The
Howard
Felix Morris
Keith's
Mr. Lacy
Eidith Wilbur
Austin Stone
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