Lord Sholto Douglas Alive in Seattle Amid Impersonation Rumors
Lord Sholto Douglas told the Associated Press he has faced repeated impersonations over 14 years, including a Portland arrest, and plans to close his Seattle cigar store after learning a New York death report may have identified him. He seeks Chicago within 10 days.
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Seattle
Wash
Lord Sholto Douglas
New York
Lord Sholto
Associated Press
Portland
Sholto
England
Chicago
Money Troubles Led to Brine Death by Own Action
The will named three daughters Mrs Tessier Mrs Annie Collins and Mrs James Lyons as beneficiaries of nearly $200 000 income held in trust until death then divided among heirs. Mrs Lyons widow moved to 47 Naples Road Brookline renting a house from Mrs Virginia Miller wife of lawyer Robert Miller.
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Scituate
First Cliff
John Lyons
Lyons
James Lavin
Brockton
John Drummey
South Boston
Drummey
James P. Magenis
George
Brine
Magenis
Rollin H. Allen
State Street
Tessier
Henry C. Long
Eee
Annie Collins
James Lyons
Remarkable weight gain claim for Sargol supplement
The ad touts Sargol as a fast flesh builder claiming 30 pounds in 30 days without exercise or diet. It cites testimonials from Rev. George W. Davis Mrs. A. I. Rodenheiser Clay Johnson and others, offering a free 50 cent sample via mail order from the Sargel Company in Binghamton New York.
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Sargel
Municipal League Names Candidate in City Politics
The Municipal League faces split in Democratic ranks over council and school slate. Fitzgerald of Jamaica Plain backs Sheehan while Donovan allies push joint opposition to the League ticket. Indorsements for Ward and school board posts are being debated as leaders consider ex representatives and candidates. Logan McLean gains some support in a ballot contest to replace Coulthurst but loses the push to open the slate.
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Joseph A. Sheehan
Citizens’ Municipal League
Sheehan
James Donovan
Fitzgerald
Donovanites
League
Fitzgerald-Lomasneyites
City Democracy
Municipal League
Timothy Ahearn
Ward
Edward Ginsburg
John J. Conway
Ginsburg
Louis A. Ginsburg
Children’s Institution
Frank A. Goodwin
East
Boston
Francis M. Carroll
John A. Coulthurst
Thomas J. Kenny
Walter Ballantyne
John A.coulthurst
Logan
McLean
Sargol Flesh Builder Coupon From Sargol Company
Certificate offers one 59 cent package of Sargol Flesh Builder for ten cents to cover postage and distribution. Coupon issued by Sargol Company located at 36 I Herald Building, Binghamton, NY.
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Sargol
Sargol Company
Flerald Bldg
Binghamton, N, NY
Hyde Park Not To Get Five Cent Fare
General William A. Bancroft, president of the railroad, said a five cent fare to Boston via the Boston Elevated is impossible. He warned the decrease would force the line to operate a section of the city at a definite loss.
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Hyde Park
Boston
Boston Elevated Railroad
William A. Bancroft
Road
Hyde Park Five-Cent Fare Debate Hinges on Annexation
Hyde Park residents have pressed for a five-cent fare to Boston, but officials led by General Bancroft and railway managers argue the Boston Elevated charter requires only a five-cent fare for continuous travel and not within city limits. They warn annexation does not guarantee lower fares.
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Hyde Park
Boston
General Bancroft
Elevated
Asiar
Bay State Company
Boston Elevated
Italian War Minister Reports Arab Violations in Campaign
Washington dispatch describes General Caneva reporting indisputable evidence of war articles violations by Arabs in battles on Nov 6 and 7 with Turks. It notes decapitated Italian dead, attacks on ambulances, and Arab directed fire. Caneva cites Turkish orders and announces annexation of Tripolitania and Cyrenaica.
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San Giuliano
Ain Zar
Tripoli
Sangiuliano
Hamidie
Sclarasciat
Homs
Derna
Tobuk
Caneva
Tripolitania
Cyrenaica
U S cruiser Chester visits Tripoli amid false Malta rumors
A despatch from Tripoli reports the United States scout cruiser Chester arrived after Malta rumors claimed Tripoli was retaken by Turks. An officer met American Consul John Q. Wood, who mocked the reports and noted Tripoli was in normal condition. Wood also joked about giving up his vacation.
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Giornale D' Italia
Tripoli
Chester
Malta
John Q. Wood
Consul Wood
Miss O Connell to See Rome Ceremony
Miss O Connell niece of Archbishop William H. O Connell will witness the Rome ceremony when the archbishop is elevated to cardinalate by the pope on Nov 27. She will be joined by two friends Miss Frances Sullivan of Chicago and Miss Bertha O Connor of Brookline.
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William H. O'Connell
Rome
O’connell
Brookline
Frances Sullivan
Bertha O’connor
Boston
The
Cecilians
Conlin
Mary O'Connell
Cardinal O'Connell
Father to Aid Son Arrested in Bangor
James F. Dennison of Melrose, father of Walter F. Dennison the Harvard graduate, traveled to Bangor to help his son, who was arrested at Union Station on a charge of cheating by false pretences. Walter Dennison faced arraignment and his case was continued to next Tuesday.
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Bangor
James F. Dennison
Melrose
Walter F. Dennison
Harvard
Dennison
Union Station
Miss O Connell Plans European Tour After Boston Sendoff
Miss O Connell engaged in charitable work will be chaperoned by Mrs. Joseph F Flanagan who recently returned from Europe. The group sails from Boston on the Canopic tomorrow as Archbishop O Connell and his suite depart. After Rome ceremonies they will tour Italy and France with a homecoming planned for December 23.
Brandreth Pills Laxative touted as cure for constipation
A vintage advertisement claims Brandreth Pills are the best prepared laxative in the world. It asserts relief from constipation and promises one trial will convince readers of their great value.
Fire Destroys Olivet Congregational Church in Springfield
A spectacular blaze on Armory Hill State Street Springfield destroyed the Olivet Congregational Church built in 1884, with most contents lost and valuables burning. The fire started from a defective flue near the furnace, threatened nearby homes, and drew two hours of dramatic effort from crews. Insurance was listed at 15 000.
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Springfield
Olivet Congregational Church
Armory Hill
State Street
Davie Begins Five-Year Deer Island Term For Prison Work
Robert E. Davie started a five-year sentence at Deer Island yesterday. He began by making overalls in the sewing room and is expected to become a clerk in the house of correction. His first supper was vegetable hash and wheat bread.
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Robert E. Davie
Deer Island
House of Correction
Veterans Elect Officers for Boston Light Infantry
The Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps elected officers at a meeting. Commander is Captain George O. Noyes, senior commander Lieutenant George B. Stebbins, junior vice commander Otis A. Chamberlain, adjutant Captain William S. Pepperill, paymaster Sergeant Edwards Eaton. Executive committee for the Feb 22 anniversary includes Colonel Austin T. Sylvester, Captain George FE Lovett, Lieutenant Isaac EB Lovett, Galen V. Bowditch.
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Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
George O. Noyes
George B. Stebbins
Otis A. Chamberlain
William*s. Pepperill
Edward S. Eaton
Austin. T. Sylvester
George
FE. Lovett
Isaac
EB. Lovett
Galen V. Bowditch
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