Boston Women Lace Experts Visit America To Promote Irish Work
Miss Bride McLoughlin and three lace makers Brigit O Quinn Fionan MacCollum accompany Gaelic League riders on an eight week exhibit at a local department store to showcase Irish lace. They plan performances at the Gaelic Alliance Irish Fetes in Paul Revere and Talbot halls on November 23 to raise interest and secure markets for lace and rugs.
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Boston
America
Bride McLoughlin
Brigit O’quinn
Whileen Noone
McLoughlin
Emerald Isle
Michael O’flannigan
Fionan MacCollum
Gaelic League
Irign
Gaelic Alliance
Paul Revere
Talbot Halls
Sun Day Post Cooking Page Promises New England Recipes
Readers are urged that any woman can become a good cook by studying the Sun Day Post Cooking Page. Each week features recipes from top New England cooks and daily menus for every day of the week.
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Sunday Post
New England
McClure Denounces US Government as Criminal Era
S S McClure of New York publisher of McClure's Magazine denounced the United States form of government as "criminal" and "antiquated" saying city government is a government of criminals. He addressed the City Club on Editing As an Art after a dinner in his honor with speakers including Charles H. Taylor Jr Josiah Q Bennett Nathan Haskell Dole and George M. Herman.
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S. S. McClure
New York
McClure
United States
City Club
Mr. McClure
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Josiah Q. Bennett
Nathan Haskell Dole
George M. Herman
Tufts College
Frank B. Tracey
McClure on muckraking and crime statistics gains
Mr. McClure describes the origins of muckraking and his crime data driven magazine. He compares U S murder rates to Canada and notes a 20 percent rise in New York City after Police Commissioner Bingham's dismissal. The dialogue references Lincoln Steffens and prior works.
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United States
New York State
Canada
New York City
Bingham
Lincoln Steffens
Snow heirs contest father's will in probate filing
Fred Y. Snow of Brooklyn and Mrs Helen S Davenport of New York City contest the will of their late father Fred A Snow who died leaving an estate valued at 100000. They object to gifts of 10000 to Anna Bemis and 2000 to Florence Cowen alleging undue influence while the residue goes to the two children with the son receiving his share at 25 and 8000 now. Executor named is William E Hutchins of Cambridge. The father a clothing merchant lived at 327 Huntington Avenue Brookline until June when daughter married and moved to New York City.
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Fred Y. Snow
Brooklyn
New York City
Fred A. Snow
Huntington Avenue
Georgina Snow
William E. Hutchins
Cambridge
Arch Street
Stedman Street
Brookline
Boston
Snow
Strikers Riot in Everett After Taxicab Return
A small riot on Vine Street Everett involved revolvers cudgels stones and fists as striking tailors attacked their former employer foreman and the manager returning home in a taxicab. Jacob Rubin of Dorchester the manager reported shots were fired five times but none took effect.
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Vine Street
Everett
Boston
Jacob Rubin
Radcliffe Street
Dorchester
Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg Faces Strong Debate
In Berlin on November 9 the Reichstag debated the Morocco Congo treaties. Four major parties attacked the chancellor as his position weakened. Speakers argued the treaties do not end French hostility and urged Reichstag control over colonial agreements.
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Berlin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
von Lindequist
Germany
Reichstag
Baron von Hertling
Herr von Heydebrand
Prussia
Herr Bebel
Papers Filed In Somerville Ward Races Move Forward
The Democrats and Republicans filed papers in Somerville for mayoral and ward contests. Republicans list Burns as mayor candidate and multiple ward aldermen and school committee posts across Wards 1 through 7. Democrats name Shea for mayor and several ward aldermen and school posts with some wards delayed or destroyed.
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Somerville
Charles Leo Shea
Charles A. Burns
William H. Smith
Justin P. Nowell
Wallace E. Loveless
Mark W. Patten
George A. Wilson
Walter W. Burke
Hallet R. Vroom
George W. Pratt
Frank R. Dunklee
Robert J. Farrell
Oscar W. Codding
Alfred H. Hines
George E. Whitaker
Charles W. Hodgdon
Leod MacLeod
Joseph Hilson
Richard F. Churchill
Fred BE. Durgin
Charles A. Draper
George W. Stacey
Henry H. Folsom
Edmond Russell
Alfred J. Toomey
Robert C. Harris
Daniel H. Bradley
Thomas J. Conners, Jr
Edmund J. Twohig
John B. Dayton
John W. Hemilton
James H. Maguire
Former Newton assessor Samuel M. Jackson dies at 102
Samuel M. Jackson longtime Newton principal assessor from 1874 until retirement died in Newton hospital after injuries from a two week old fall at his Jackson street home. Born 1823, he was an early Newton settler educated in local schools, worked in meat business, then farming. He served as trustee of Newton Savings Bank for over two years and sat on the board of investments for ten years.
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Newton
Samuel M. Jackson
Newton Hospital
Jackson Street
Mr. Jackson
Greater
Boston
Aaseasay
Newton Savings Bank
Board of Investments
Robber Steals Furs From Cars in Castle Square Area
Wednesday evening a $250 fur robe was stolen from the car of John Craig of the Castle Square Theatre. Last night two other furs, valued at $2 each, were taken from the automobile of Robert E. O Neil of Castle Square Theatre area.
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Castle Square
John Craig
Castle Square Theatre
Robert E. O'Neil
Kelly Had a Ride in a Wheelbarrow
A 91 year old man from Kelly Had a Ride in a Wheelbarrow in a market district parade driven by Charles Kidder. The pair toured North Clinton and Merchants Row as spectators cheered and musicians played Has Anyone Here Seen Kelly. Kelly bore an American flag and banner asking about labor protection after a bet over Governor Foss.
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Kelly
William A. Kelly
North Street
Charles Kidder
Walter Glidden
Governor’s Council
Foss
Kidder
Merchants’ Row
Clinton Street
Blackstone Street
Gray Hairs Banished and Hair Restored by Druff Remedy
An ad claims Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy stops hair loss and gray hairs. It touts reshaping aging effects and restoring color with a few applications. Sold by druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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Wyeth
Second Alarm Hose at Fire Weighed by Early Kitchen Spark
A fire started by a kitchen stove spark grew before inmates noticed it and firemen faced water access challenges from a distant location. A second alarm was sounded to Town fire units to deploy sufficient hose and multi stream attack.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton’s Drug Dept
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William A. Helly
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