Draper Leads Boston Party to Dedicate Civil War Monument
Governor Eben S. Draper and Massachusetts delegation left Boston for Baton Rouge to unveil a 40 foot Quincy granite memorial honoring Massachusetts men who died in the Civil War. Miss Lena Remington and Miss Sallie Sanders will unveil the monument with a large bronze eagle and coat of arms.
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Eben S. Draper
Boston
Baton Rouge
Massachusetts
Department of the Gulf
John A. Wilson
Lena M. Remington
David T. Remington
Sallie Sanders
Quincy
Charles H. Taylor
Eben P. Stanwood
Louisiana
Lena M. Remiington
Aida Tonight at Boston Opera House with New Singers
The Boston Opera House offers Verdi's Aida with five new soloists led by Celestina Boninsegna as Aida and Enzo Leliva making his American debut as Radames. The opening night featured an all star cast with strong debuts and high expectations for the rest of the run.
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Aida
Boston Opera House
Bettina Freeman
High Priestess
Celestina Boninsegna
Metropolitan Company
Enzo Leliva
Radames
Francis Archambault
King
Jose Mardones
Ramfis
Ernesto Giacome
Mme. Claessens
Amneris
Baklanoff
Amonasro
Miss
Verdi
Cairo Opera
Mariette Bey
Camille du Locle
Bottesini
Memphis
Thebes
Egypt
Isis
Celeste Aida
Ethiopia
Radam
Poslam Aftershave Promises Quick Skin Cure
Advertisement touts Poslam as an antiseptic skin remedy for shaving irritations. Claiming rapid healing of abrasions and pimples, it notes a trial offer from Emergency Laboratories in New York City and sales at druggists for fifty cents.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
Emerency Laboratories
West 25Thtreet
New York City
Parishioners Dance Ahead of Dorchester Bazaar at Roxbury Hall
Several hundred St. Margaret's parishioners from Dorchester danced last evening in Intercolonial Hall Roxbury as preliminary preparations for the two weeks bazaar begin next Monday evening.
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St. Margaret's Parish
Dorchester
Roxbury
Conlin
Peter F.hanley
St. Margaret’s Church
Parochial Bazaar Aims to Fund New School Building
Rev. Father William A. Ryan urged full effort for the parish bazaar to raise funds for completing the parochial school new building. Curates Rev. M. J. Cudding Rev. Thomas P. McMannon and Rev. James B. McCarthy spoke briefly. Four district women will run the bazaar tables: Mrs. Peter F. Hanley Table 1 Mrs. J. A. O Rourke Table 2 Mrs. M. J. Crotty Table 3 and Mrs. Agnes Harrington Table 4.
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William A. Ryan
Father Ryan
M. J. Cudding
Thomas P. McMannon
James B. McCarthy
Peter F. Hanley
J. A. O'Rourke
M. J. Crotty
Agnes Harrington
Five Grafter Cases Dismissed After Heney Defeat
In San Francisco on November 9 the first graft action since Special Prosecutor Francis J Heney’s defeat was halted as five men charged with abstracting private papers from Special Agent William K Burns’s office appeared before Police Judge Deasey and the cases were dismissed on motion of the defense.
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San Francisco
Francis J. Heney
William KK. Burns
Deasey
Milton Society Hosts Humphrey Reception at Smith Road Home
More than 300 guests attended a Milton reception given by Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Humphrey on Smith Road. Grounds were lit with electrical and Japanese lights and the interior was prettily decorated. An orchestra played during the reception and house warming from six to ten o'clock.
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Milton
Henry B. Humphrey
Smith
Portrait Gallery of Commerce High School Teachers
Full page feature in Next Sunday's Post presenting electrotyped photographs of the faculty at the High School of Commerce.
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High School of Commerce
Taft Slights Boston at Wilmington Banquet
President Taft, during a City Hall banquet, joked about North Carolina’s role in the Revolutionary era and tea taxes. He continues a 13 000 mile tour through 33 states en route to Richmond before returning to Washington. Mrs Taft’s improved health and his daily messages frame the trip. Wilmington drew broad state enthusiasm.
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Wilmington
N. C
Boston
Taft
City Hall
North Carolina
Boston Harbor
Richmond
Washington
White House
Mr. Taft
Panama
Alaska
Mrs. Taft
Robinson enters mayor race as Roxbury Republican
Charles H. B. Robinson of Roxbury known as Pictureless Robinson filed for mayor yesterday as the sole new candidate. He lives at 44 Alexander Street. Five new names appeared for City Council nomination papers, including Augustus D. McLennan Ward 12 and others.
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Charles H. B. Robinson
Roxbury
Robinson
Alexander Street
Augustus D. McLennan
Thomas F. Carr
David B. Shaw
Lewis J. Hewitt
Daniel S. Fitzgerald
Brooklyn to Build $16.9 Million Subway
New York October 9. Public Service Commission signed contracts for nearly 16 million dollars to construct an eight mile subway in Brooklyn. Ground breaking set for next Saturday with plans for a Brooklyn celebration.
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New York
Brooklyn
Public Service Commission
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Hair Health Restoration
Suffering scalp irritation dandruff or thinning hair should not wait Rexall 93 Hair Tonic is marketed as a cleansing anti septic germicidal remedy that nourishes roots improves circulation and removes dandruff. The ad offers a money back guarantee and lists two sizes 50 cents and 1.00 available at Riker Jaynes Rexall Stores.
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Rexall
Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores
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