Daily Talks With Boston Woman on Indian Question
Miss Frances C Sparhawk author of Onaqua leads Indian libraries and industries exhibit efforts at Mechanics Fair. She advocates gradual reservation abolition through education and trades for Indian youths, cites visits to Haskell Carlisle Hampton Oneida and Darlington. She aims to fund two Boston girls for another year and notes others pursuing nursing and employment paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Sparhawk
Haskell Institute
Darlington
Oklahoma
Hampton and Carlisle
Oneida
Boston
Riverside Press
Nurses’ Training School
Massachusetts General Hospital
Miss Sparhawk
Social notes and upcoming events in Beaconsfield and Rhode Island
Mrs Nathaniel N Thayer and Mrs Arthur Haserick will host a private subscription party at the Casino Beaconsfield Terraces on the 17th. Miss Lisette De Wolf Colt and Mr Arthur G Rothh plan a Nov 17 wedding in St Michael Church Bristol RI. Miss Mary Caroline Wilson opens a private gymnasium in Nonantum Hall Newton. Miss Caroline Richards will run the Evangelical YMC A Gym in Providence. Celia Slason and Miss Clark open a china decorating studio in Rutland VT. Mrs Elizabeth Preston Brown Davis, a leading young southern mathematician, ranks among the nation's top thinkers. Mrs Gallando, wife of Professor Gallau det of Washington college for deaf mutes, follows her children in study. Ruth Cleveland known as a bright alumna of the academic department and Miss Ruth Tappan, daughter of Judge Tappan of Potsdam NY, are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel N. Thayer
Arthur Haserick
Beaconsfield Terraces
Lisette de Wolf Colt
Arthur G. Rothh
St. Michael’s Church
Bristol
R.I
Mary Caroline Wilson
Nonantum Hall
Newton
Caroline Richards
Anderson
Normal Training College
Y. M. C. Association
Providence
Celia Slason
Clark
Lynn
Mass
Rutland
Elizabeth Preston Brown Davis
Gallandos
Gallaudet
Washington College For
Vanity Ang Small Shoes in Town's Dry Goods House
A young woman clerk complains that two thirds of ladies who enter the store wear shoe sizes too small. She notes short shoes ruin feet and that customers seek a short foot, causing deformity. Boots are bought in inadequate sizes, leading to quick wear and discomfort for intelligent, liberally dressed women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Hoey
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mr. Hoey
Monte Carlo
Boston Hero Rescues Woman From Electric Car
In busy Washington Street a man saves a woman from an oncoming electric car. The rescued woman recoils with indignation, while the well known Boston businessman boasts of his act, hinting at a social snub echoing a drowning rescue controversy.
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Washington Street
Boston
Will bridesmaids be abolished in wedding customs
The author argues the trend toward limiting or abolishing bridesmaids due to rising costs. Bridesmaids often expect gifts from brides and grooms, such as gold bangles or brooches, while grooms may hesitate to cover these expenses. The piece warns this masculine meanness could erode the tradition if the fashion continues.
The Business Woman Comment
A mercantile house worker cites a businesswoman lacking wives to assist her, arguing women in business must work by day and also manage home duties for themselves or a future family. The remark reflects gender roles and domestic expectations of the era.
Paris Herald Walking Dress With Velvet Trim
From the Paris Herald description details a walking dress made of foulard with a velvet trimmed collar corsage girdle and rosette garni. The ensemble includes velvet ribbon embellishments and a wide felt hat with velvet edging and velvet aigrettes.
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Paris Herald
Foulard
A Famous Woman Elizabeth Phelps Ward Portrait
Portrait meets a celebrated author Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward aged 47, described as of average height with iron gray hair and a youthful, Madonna like face. Her blue gray eyes show sensitiveness and her complexion remains healthy with two faint forehead lines since childhood.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Marie Tempest's Jewels and the Turquoise In Boston
Marie Tempest showcases a vast jewel collection during her Boston engagement with pieces from New York and London including a ruby tiara a pink pearl necklace and a diamond bracelet. She recalls a kitten gift with a ring from a Swedish donor and shares travel safekeeping worries about priceless stones. The article also notes the latest stage scenes in 1492 and to Columbus torchlight finale, plus Boston theatre updates and upcoming performances.
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Miss Marie Tempest
Miss Tempest
New York
Dorothy
London
France
Knickerbocker
Marie Tempest
Hollis Street Theatre
Little Lady
Casino
Russell's comedians launch new play A Society Fad at Tremont
The Tremont features Russell's comedians in A Society Fad with crowded houses and lively reviews. A strong cast, bright company, and fine stage settings accompany the success. Grand Opera House hosts The Fire Patrol drawing large audiences with two performances today. Next week Charles T. Ellis presents Count Casper. The Boston Museum status of School remains strong with a London Garrick run noted for its refined audience and Henry Irving's son debut. Nerves and Kerry also on slate for Saturday. The Night Owls by Robert Manchester continues as a noted enterprise.
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Russell
Tremont
Tremont Theatre
Grand Opera House
Charles T. Ellis
Count Casper
Boston Museum
Garrick Theatre
London
Garrick
Henry Irving
Museum
New Stock Company
Kerry
New York Journal of Commerce
New England
Mucha
W. C. Prime
Ll.d
New York
Harper & Bros
Jesus
Professor Otts
J. M. P. Otts
Fleming H. Revell Company
Buckley
New York Christian Advocate
J. M. Buckley
the Century Company
Custom House
Agnes Repplier
Charles L. Webster & Co
J. R. Miller
D.D
Boston
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Miss Hale
Lucretia P. Hale
Bosae
Leach, Shewell & Sanra
Among the Musicians Miss Marguerite Hall Recital
Miss Marguerite Hall gave a second vocal recital at Chickering Hall before a large audience. The program featured revivals from Alexander's Feast, French songs, Schubert and Schumann, Kingsley's Water-babies pieces, Bizet, and Goring Thomas. Future concerts at the Park Theatre Hollis Street Theatre Steinert Hall and Chickering Hall are announced with various artists and works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Hall
Chickering Hall
Boston
Maud Williams
Minnie van Buren
Lon Brine
Fritz Giese
John J. Braham
Gerard Russo
Hollis Street Theatre
Arthur Foote
Oliver Ditson Company
J. B. Felton
F. E. White
Elfrida
E. W. Bennett
Phelps
Alfred de Seve
Ed H. Quentin
Jael
J. Jordan
F. H. Cowen
J. K. Wareman
H. Lamb
Kate Maguire
R. Moore
The Union Ticket Broker Firm Promotes Travel Experience
The Union Ticket Broker offices at 259 and 261 Washington Street offer premium ticket services for steamships and railroads along with money orders and checks on global banks. Incorporated under Massachusetts law, the firm lists Harry Adams as president and H G Foulkes as treasurer and manager, with Foulkes noted for prior work with the London and Northwestern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ticket Broker Office
Washington Street
Massachusetts
Harry Adams
H. G. Foulkes
United States
Foulkes
London & Northwestern Railway
England
Thanksgiving Dinner Plan For The Poor At Clark Mission
The Clark Street Mission at Clark and North streets seeks funds or food contributions to provide a Thanksgiving dinner for hungry men women and children. Contributions will be acknowledged by missionary Albert Arnold. Last year the mission fed 300 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Street
Clark and
North Streets
Albert Arnold
Electric car fall injuries man in West Newton
A serious accident occurred yesterday afternoon when Mr. G. B. Crawley of West Newton fell while attempting to board an electric car in Tremont Street in front of his store. He sustained a broken thigh and neck injuries and was admitted to the Emergency Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. BE. Crawley
West Newton
Tremont Street
Better Transportation for Winthrop Hearing
A hearing is set for today at 10 a m before railroad commissioners to decide on moving through trains for residents of Winthrop. The meeting aims to address transport access and service for the town's inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerd
Winthrop
New Books From Harpers and Other Publishers
New books and editions announced with Harper and other publishers. Notable titles include Prue and I by George William Curtis illustrated by Albert Edward Sterner and a new library edition of Hoosier Schoolmaster with an Eggleston preface. Daisy Miller and Almost Fourteen headline further releases with notes, color plates, and regional tales from New England to Boston.
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Harpers
George William Curtis
Prue and I
Albert Edward Sterner
Mortimer A. Warren
New York
Dodd, Mead & Co
Boston
de Wolfe, Fiske & Co
Scarabells
Marquise
Clara Laura
James Clarence Harvey
Lovell, Coryell & Co
Frank Pope Humphrey
New England
Casse Byshige Company
W. B. Clarke
A Raymond and Whitcomb Party Leaves Fitchburg Station
A Raymond and Whitcomb special Pullman train with six cars departs Fitchburg at 4 PM today for a private party. The lineup includes Miss M E Almon Newport RI, Mrs F E Ayer Boston, Mr C H Batcheller Providence RI, and many other guests across Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island.
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Fitchburg
Raymond & Whitcomb
M. E. Almon
Newport
R. I
Frederick E. Ayer
Boston
C. H. Batcheller
Providence
Frank
Mass
Mary E. French
Pawtucket
Richard B. Gage
G. M. Haffards
Fall River
W.C. Hall
Maria D. Hill
Concord
N. H
C. L. Hodgdon
South Berwick
Eben Hodge
Ebbie Hodge
S. F. Howe
Peterborough
Alice R. Howland
H. G. Howland
Mary T. Howland
New Bedford
Warren Mansur
Rufus W. Mansur
Medford
Herbert C. Mason
John F. McCartney
Worcester
J. L. Olmsted
East Hartford
Conn
M. C. Parker
Cohasset
Henry Perrin
R.I
G. M. Pierce
A. B. Pond
Jeanie T. Pond
Roxbury
Francis Rodman
Mary Rodman
Bedford
E. Smalley
Nellie L. Smith
North Brookfield
T. S. Smith
Cambridge
M. C. Sperry
Hartford
Neponset
E. L. Sturtevant
T. S. Sturtevant
South Framingham
H. B. Tebbets
Josenoh N. White
Neilson D. White
W. E. White
P. W. White
P. W. White, Jr
Winchendon
Lasell Girls Vote In Presidential Prohibition Contest
The Lasell girls tried their hands at voting with Australian ballots last Monday. They were excited as if the fate of the nation depended on it. From across the country they focused only on the presidential contest and the prohibitory question. Result: Harrison, Los Angeles, Cleveland, 50. Reid, 101. Jewell prohibition 99. license.
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Lasell
Resultarrison
Los
Cleveland
Reid
Jewell Prohibition
Obituary notices from Boston area Daily News
A column of death notices and funeral details for Edwin A. Robinson Harrett Martin Oliver Edward Margaret Hohmann Jeremiah P. Jones William Lundy Sarah C Pingree Adelia M Smith Frederic M Walgatt Harriet J Read Caroline Manning Albert Holt Martin V B Paine William Payson Stone with funeral times and addresses in Quincy Cambridgeport East Boston Hyde Park Newton Northwood Portsmouth York Harbor Far Rockaway and other locations, including service details and relatives.
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Henry Emmons
Roxbury
Hohmann
South Boston
Margaret Hohmann
Jones
Jeremiah P. Jones
Lundy
William Lundy
Pingree
East Boston
Sarah C
John N. Pingree
Smith
Adelia M
William F. Smith
Walgatt
East
Boston
Frederic M
Enos
Catherine Walgatt
Robinson
Quincy House
Edwin A. Robinson
Crosby
Far Rockaway
L. I
Mary R
Judah Crosby
Lowell
Mass
Klapp
York Harbor
Rebecca Plumsted Devereux
William Henry Klapp
Philadelphia
Read
Northwood
N. H
Harriet J
Dean
S. Read
Maine
Rollins
Portsmouth
Caroline Manning
Charles H. Rollins
Holt
Quincy
Albert Holt
Paine
Newton
Brook Street
Stone
Hyde Park
William Payson Stone
Oak Street
Providence
Old Colony Railroad
Igni York & New England Railroad
With Best Intentions Applications Recorded by the Register
Applications recorded by the register on November 9 include pairs John Magnuson and Hannah M. Peterson, Peter J. Kelley and Ellen T. Donovan, Carl G. Carlson and Emila Johanson, Jacob J. Princus and Josephine C. Brooks, George V. Meacom and Mary J. Cotter, John C. Harris and Maud V. Christmas, Jason Herrick and Annie Clancy, John Foley and Ellen Collins, Christian J. Cullington and Agnes H. Tait.
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John Magnuson
Hannah M. Peterson
Peter J. Kelley
Ellen T. Donovan
Carl G. Carlson
Emila Johanson
Jacob J. Princus
Josephine C. Brooks
George V. Meacom
Mary J. Cotter
John C
Harris
Maud V. Christmas
Jason Herrick
Annie Clancy
John Foley
Ellen Collins
Christian J. Cullington
Agnes H. Tait
Marriages Reported to City Register in November
The city register lists marriages on November 5 with officiants C H Churchill and Rev C F Johansen. Gattfried Ledder wed Eliza G White, and Mattes Minsen wed Jenny Jonsen in this city.
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City Register
C. H. Churchill
J. P
Gattfried Ledder
Eliza G. White
C.F. Johansen
Mattes Minsen
Jenny Jonsen
Death notices and ages posted in this city
The city’s dead are reported with ages: Mary A widow of John Boyle aged 85 on Nov 7 Pierre Pare aged 78 Nov 7 Margaret widow of Thomas Lilley aged 59 Nov 7 George C Hoadley aged 0 Nov 8 Michael McSolla aged 55 Nov 7.
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Mary A
John Boyle
George C. Hoadley
Margaret
Thomas Lilley
Pierre Pare
Michael McSolla
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Frenne
Mrs. Cleveland
Vanity Ang
Paris
Haviland China
Boston Post
The
Boston Daily Post
the Post
Kitten
Columbus
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Adam Itzel
Globe Theatre
Howard Atheneum
Miriam O’leary
Charles Freiman
Boston Stock Company
Columbia Theatre
Lottie Collins
Back Bay
Family Circle
Emily Zola
Austin
Palace Theatre
J. C. Stewart
Two Johns
Anna Eva Fay
Night Owls
Robert Manchester
the Union Ticket Broker
NEW Books
NEW England Conservatory
Eben Tourjee
Frank W. Hale
Franklin Square
Chas. F. Atkinson
S. Matinees
Evans & Hoey
Howard
Howard Athen Xum
Sra Kt Socialty Company
Aight Owls
Newbury St
U. L. Fuller
Exchange B
State St
John Jeffries & Sons
Noo
Devonshire St
Erest Cleveland
Putnam’s Historical Magazine
Old Corner
Estes & Lauriat
DE Wolf Fiske
Salem Press
Salem
Malden
Melrose
Chelsea
Peter B
J. P. Parker
Parker
Mulden
REW Publications
MaAorson Square
Lemuel
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Clark—Osgood
A. T. Gumbart
Simon B. Clark
Henrietta A. Osgood
Murphy-Swain
H. O. Sullivan
Walter F. Murphy
Nellie E. Swain
Pendleton—White
Frank W. Pratt
Walter A. Pendleton
Carolyn W. White
Associated Charities
Huntington Hall
Amos G. Warner
Charitia
District of Columbia
George A. Gordon
Aes. Hale
Leighton Parks
Robert A. Woods
Whitip
Moxom
Charles W. Birtwell
W. E. Griffis
C. . Dole
Robert Treat Paine
Mechanics’ Fair
Sanders Theatre
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Nikisch
Alice Wentworth
King Manfred
Reinecke
Mozart
Volkmann
Scotch Symphony
Mendelssohn
Columbia
Rich & Harris
Charles Frohman
Props
Mera
Theatre
Jane the Queen
Johnstone Bennett
Sanes
Cee
Meen
Boston Theatre
Eugene Tompkins
Hollis Isaac B. Rich
Dekoven & Smith
Robin Hood
Marie Tempest Antieins
Reed and Collier
Hoss and Hoss
Linc
Coult
Barnet
Pflueder
Cloge Theatre
Clorious Comic
Tar & Tartar
Shouta
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Mars
Selus
the Register
Teatie
Acitinuous Entertainment
Crandall & Zoellner
SLOUS
A. Y. Pearson
ATROL
Boton Conservatory OF Music
Julius Eiehberg
Irector
Austin & Stone
Tremont Museum
Scotter
Conis
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