Chrysanthemum Show Glitters at Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts Horticultural Society presents a vibrant chrysanthemum show with Mrs Jack Gardner and Mrs B P Cheney among winners. Colonel Pfaff takes silver for best cut flowers, Miss Mabel Simpkins and Mrs A W Spencer also prizewinners as many female patrons admire the displays.
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B. P. Cheney
Julia Arthur
Horticultural Hall
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Stageland
Cheney
Oliver Ames
Pierpont Morgan
New York
A. W. Spencer
B. J. Clark
Pomfret
Pomfret, Conn
Mabel Simpkins
Yarmouthport
Colonel Pfaff
South Framingham
J. C. Clarke
Loger
Hurrell
J. W. Howard
Norris Comley
William Sim
E. J. Clark
I. E. Coburn
Blue Hill Nurseries
James Comley
E. M. Gill
Robert Montgomery
Rose
Reopen Koplan Case Involves Boston Gaslight Co
Supreme Court may reopen the Koplan versus Boston Gaslight Company case with potential damages at stake. Attorney I Badger filed a petition with the court to decide if other parties tied to the original suit may be affected, including Say State Gas Edison Electric Illuminating Transit Commission Metropolitan Construction and West End Street Railway. The move could influence a long line of related actions in state records.
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Koplan
Boston Gaslight Company
I. Badger
Supreme Court
Yester
Kaplan
Oston Gaslight Company
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Liberal landslide in Newfoundland election yields sixteen to one
From eight districts in St John institutions official returns show the Bond government Liberal party winning seven seats while the Reid Marine Tory ticket takes one. The early tally indicates a sweeping Liberal victory and repudiation of Mr Reid and his railroad and land development schemes.
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John's
N. F
Bond
Reid-Marine
Reid
Baldwin Doubts Peary Success In Arctic Quest
Evelyn Baldwin heads a Bald win Zeigle expedition bound for 1901 with Dr. Kann and Americans Stein and Wambatt. Kann reports Peary’s three divisions sighted Ellesmere Land in August with Peary frost bitten and aiming to dash for the pole. Baldwin doubts Peary’s start from Etah and suspects continued delay. Massachusetts Tech President Pritchett says Peary may winter north and strike next spring, aligning with Wellman’s northward plan from Franz Josef Land.
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Evelyn Baldwin
Baldwin-Zeigle
Boston
Nova Scotia
Dundee
Scot
Dr. Kann
Arctic
Messrs. Stein and
Wambatt
Ellesmere Land
Pym Island
Kann
Etah
Greenland
Fort Conger
Grinnell Land
Pole
Peary
Baldwin
Sverdrup
Stein
Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sydney
C. B
Wellman
Franz Josef Land
Whist for Prizes Faces Police Scrutiny in East Boston
East Boston tale of whist parties at Central Hall run by Frank A. Mennard draws police attention. Tickets cost 25 cents for a program, prizes ranged from a pin cushion to a 4 percent lamp, and 60 attendees were reported. Police say the game falls under lottery laws. Mennard plans a legal test case if allowed to continue. Experts split on whether whist with prizes is gambling, noting souvenirs as a safe alternative.
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East Boston
Frank A. Mennard
Prescott Street
Central Hall
Mennard
Captain Irish
Post
Sergeant Hall
Boston
H. D. Forbes
American Whist Club
E. Gilman
F. Ac
Vinal
Srete - Eeu
George L. Wentworth
St. Joseph
Thomas C. Batchelder
Harvard Improvement Society
Servia Club
Faneuil Hall
Europe
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
H. J. Bradley
Bradley
Broadway
South Boston
Ward 20 Democrats Meet at Bowdoin and Hamilton
The Ward 2 Democratic Club will hold a Monday evening meeting at its headquarters at the corner of Bowdoin and Hamilton streets. Several speakers will address the gathering in what is described as a smoke talk.
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Ward 2
Democratic Club
Bowdoin and
Hamilton Streets
Denver Post offers $10,000 salary to William J Byran
Bryan is offered an annual salary of 10000 by the Denver Post to join its editorial staff in Denver Colorado on November 9.
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Denver
Col
The
Denver Post
William J. Byran
Shaksperian Comedy Recital At Steinert Hall Tonight
Lawrence Southwick hosted the third in a series of Shaksperian recitals at Steinert Hall with reader George Rapd presenting A Midsummer Night's Dream. The performance highlighted humorous and poetic elements and drew praise for its clarity and charm, with Mrs. Jessie Eldridge Southwick also listed as a reader in the event.
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Fleury
Lawrence Southwick
Steinert Hall
George
Jessie Eldridge Southwick
Trial exposes Gould scandal amid Mowbray damages suit
New York on Nov 9 closes the $4,000 damages case by valet Frank D. Mowbray against Howard Gould. Testimony centers on allegations involving Katherine Clemons and the Gould household. Gould’s lawyer accuses the plaintiff of mudslinging while detailing contracts and relationships.
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New York
Frank D. Mowbray
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
London
Rust Taggart
Blanchard
Mowbray
Gould
Severance
Waldorf
Holland
West Fortythird Street
Mr. Gould
West Forty-third Street
Eight-Hour Law Question Decided in Fall River Case
Judge Pierce will hear Fall River city versus contractor Patrick J. McQuillan over the eight hour workday statute for city projects. The court sustained the contractor in a ruling that the eight hour rule applies to city employees but not to independent contractors. An appeal was filed, and the higher court's interpretation will be watched by labor unions.
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Fall River
Pierce
Superior Court
City of
Patrick J. McQuillan
Hugo A. Dubuque
McQuillan
Builders’ Association
City E
Dubuque
Every Man a Law to Himself in Diet Debate
An essay argues that diet should fit the individual rather than fixed rules, noting mixed meat and plant foods as common. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, popular aid for digestion, claiming they aid digestion without reliance on laxatives or stimulants.
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Africa
Polynesia
Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Chelsea Campaign On Sparks Local Political Chase
Chelsea municipal campaign heats up as the Republican city committee fixes caucus day for November 20. Democrats mobilize actively, promising a lively contest in a city noted for storied campaigns and strong party involvement.
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Chelsea
Republican City Committee
Freight Handler Injured In East Boston Fall
At about 3 p m yesterday John Jansen 25 married of 100 Everett street East Boston a freight handler for B and A railroad at Pier 6 Grand Junction wharf fell between two freight cars striking his head causing a scalp wound He was taken to the Massachusetts General Hospital.
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John Jansen
Everett Street
East
Boston
B. & A. ‘Railroad
Grand Junction
Wharf
Massachusetts General Hospital
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