Special Train To Meet Body At Docks
A special train will meet the White Star liner Canopie at Commonwealth docks to convey the body of Mrs Abbie Kinsley Norman widow of George H Norman to Newport Rhode Island for burial. Mrs Norman died in Rome October 6 after a European sojourn. Survived by seven children Maxwell Guy Reginald Bradford Mrs Frederick H Prince Mrs William H Hunnewell and Miss Mabel Norman. The party will proceed to Island Cemetery Newport for burial in the family lot.
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Commonwealth Docks
Abbie Kinsley Norman
George H. Norman
Newport
R. I
Norman
Europe
Rome
Boston
Beverly
Woman cashier charged with $185 store theft
Mrs. Theresa Carroll a 21 year old East Cambridge resident was arrested on larceny charges after police alleged she stole $185 from a Washington Street department store while working as an extra cashier during a special sale. Returns later showed a $135 shortage.
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Theresa Carroll
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
Pelton and Loughlin
Washington Street
Carroll
Landmark Fire Destroys Duren Farmstead in Woburn
A historic Samuel R. Duren farmstead on Russell Street in Woburn and its barn were destroyed by a fire of unknown origin last evening. The 6000 dollar loss affected a landmark structure behind the unoccupied homestead as neighboring Lexington fire units helped, laying hose lines a half mile to supply water. Neighbor Michael McDevitt alerted the fire after sounding the alarm by telephone.
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Samuel R. Duren
Russell Street
Woburn
Lexington
Michael McDevitt
Woburn Fire Department
Lexington Fire Department
G. A. R. Veteran of Concord Dies at Home
Joseph Henry Orendorff a Grand Army veteran and longtime Concord resident died at his home 41 Walden Street following a brief illness. He attended a Concord Post 180 G. A. R. meeting less than a week before his death and served as adjutant for 10 years and was quartermaster at death. For 20 years he was sexton of the First Parish Unitarian Church.
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Concord
Joseph Henry Orendorff
Walden Street
Orendorff
Old
Concord Post
First Parish Unitarian Church
Willard the Actor Dead at 62 in London
E S Willard the noted actor died after a long illness caused by a nervous breakdown. Born January 9 1853 in Brighton England he began on stage in 1869 at Weymouth and earned fame in London and America with roles in Hamlet Julius Caesar and David Garrick among others.
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London
E. S. Willard
Edward Smith Willard
Brighton
England
Weymouth
AG Sothern
Brown
David Garrick
Sir Edward Trenchard
Alfred Highfilyer
Roland
Oliver
Antonio
Charles Rice
Shylock
London Assurance
Charles Courtley
America
Tom Pinch
John Dunham
Lucky Dunham
Austin Simmason
Bertuccio
Colonel Newcombe
Brutus
Eight Vessels Bring Fresh Groundfish to New Fish Pier
Eight vessels arrived at the new fish pier with fresh groundfish yesterday. The St Joseph brought 2000 pounds of mackerel and the St. Joseph plus Eva and Mildred at T Wharf yielded haddock, cod, hake, and mackerel totals. Prices remained high with haddock at 71-2 cents per pound and various cod and hake rates. Other ships including the El Paso and Cambrian reported cargoes and port movements as well as lightships and repairs at Boston stations.
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T Wharf
St. Joseph
Haddock
Eva
Beale
President’s Roads
Navy Yard
Jarvis
Cambrian
Wilson & Bourness Leyland Line
Gardner
London
Cape Sable
Natucket Sound
Boston
Quantico
East Boston
Commonwealth Pier
White Star
Ponta Delgada
Azores
California
Scollay Square
Wilson Bros
Winter St
Wash. St
Tremont St
Scollay Sq
Shipping News Arrived: Steamers to Halifax and New York
Shipping notices list steamers Evandale McKeay Valencia Hawes Hawkesbury Halifax Calvin Austin Wentworth St John via Eastport Portland Bay Port arriving or sailing from New York Halifax routes and related ports.
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McKeay
Valencia
New York
Halifax
Hawes
Hawkesbury
Calvin Austin
Wentworth
St. John
Eastport
Portland
Bay Port
French Bulldog Club Show Opens in Horticultural Hall
New York dog fanciers bring blue ribbon winners to the 10th annual French Bulldog Show in Horticultural Hall. Following success at Madison Square Garden, prize stock competes as New England entries aim to defend honors.
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New York
Horticultural Hall
New England
New England Hosts Top French Bulldog Entries
Boston and New England welcome strong French bulldog contenders as New York visitors enter a prestigious show. Notable entrants include Mrs C C Valentine Jr with Gen Hunk's Poiret, Fred Poiret with five dogs such as Gamus Rival and Pourquet Pas Rival, Robert Scott with La France Model, and Henry Huber with Pourquois Pas and Poll Girl.
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United States
Boston
New England
New York
C. C.valentine, Jr
Poiret
Fred Poiret
Maritime Movements and Vessel Arrivals at East Coast Ports
The log lists numerous ships and tows sailing or arriving, including tugs Patience and Chandler, barges Hampshire and Canisteo, and schooners Crescent and Gracie. Vessels visit from Boston, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bangor, Portland, New York, and other ports, with movements to and from Lamberts Point, New Bedford, Providence, and Gloucester.
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Meker
Newport News
Bay State
Calhoun
Brandon
Wilson
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
Hart
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Dingley
Linscott
Portland
J. H. Devereaux
Keene
Middlesex
Bunkie
Bay View
Haley
Patience
Chandler
Philadelphia
Hampshire
Irwin
Providence
Stetson
New Bedford
Sea King
Moon
Delawanna
Piedmont
Hudgins
Portsmouth
Baltimore
Alert
Caswell
New London
Perkins
Mt. Desert
Berwick
New Castle
Albert Fa Stone
Nelson
Undercliff
Rondout
Marion
Lykens
Bengtssen
Silver Brook
Gloucester
Glendower
Germantown
Exeter
Buck Ridge
Brookside
Crescent
Spicer
Selmah
Port Greville
N. S
Prince George
Yarmouth
Everett
Lamberts Point
City of St. Louis
Savannah
James S. Whitney
New York
Juniata
Suffolk
Cto
Tuscan
Neponset
Canisteo
Perth Amboy
Vesta
Plymouth
New
Beattie
Annie
Jorde
Boston
Admiral
Charles W. Alcott
Stockton
Orozimbo
Stockton Springs
Itasca
Edna
Machias
Gracie
L. T. Whit
Self-inflicted Rifle Death After Hunting Trip
John J. Hunt, a hotel proprietor from Augusta, died in Manchester after returning from a hunting trip. He reportedly stumbled while climbing a stone wall and the rifle discharged, killing him.
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Manchester
John J. Hunt
Augusta
Local Horse Names Amid Owner List at Auction
The notice lists numerous horses including Young Picolo owned by Mrs Arnold Lawson and Champion Parsque Champion Parsques Babette Hugo and Hugo s Little Boy owned by W H Youns among scores of others.
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Arnold Lawson
Babette
Hugo
Little Boy
W. H. Youns
Robbery on Clyde and Cedar Strikes Somerville Officer
Reserve Officer John J. Shay of the Somerville police department was robbed of his club and revolver by several young men on the corner of Clyde and Cedar streets last night. He tried to arrest one, was knocked to the ground, and the assailants escaped with the weapon and club.
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John J. Shay
Somerville
Clyde
Cedar Streets
Shay
Bulgarian Premier Warns Greece Over Future Attitude
Saloniki despatch quotes Premier Radoslavoff telling the Greek government it cannot hold Bulgaria responsible for consequences of its future attitude. The warning follows representations made to Greek Minister M Naoum in Bulgaria.
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Temps
Saloniki
Radoslavoff
Bulgaria
Sofia
Pesti-Hirlap
Budapest
Hungary
M. Naoum
Newton Social Column Announces Ivy Greenhalge Wedding
Ruth Ivy of 88 Fairmount Avenue Newton will marry Frederic B. Greenhalge of Lowell son of the late Governor. The couple plans a December wedding at Mrs Ivy’s home in Newton. Ivy is a violinist and Newton High School graduate. Greenhalge Harvard Law School graduate and former assistant attorney general now with Currier Young Pillsbury at 84 State Street.
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Jesse C. Ivy
Newton
Frederick B. Greenhalge
Lowell
Greenhalge
Ruth Ivy
Fairmount Avenue
Frederic B. Greenhalge
F. T. Greenhalge
Miss Ivy
Newton High School
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Currier, Young & Pillsbury
State Street
First Selectman of Hingham Dies After 31 Years on Board
Walter W. Hersey, long time member and 10-year chairman of Hingham’s board of selectmen, dies at 65 in North Street home. He was an assessor and former dry goods and shoe merchant. He held senior roles in Masons and Odd Fellows lodges in the Old Colony.
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Hingham
Walter W. Hersey
Board of Selectmen
North Street
Hersey
Old Colony Lodge of Masons
Old Colony Lodge of Odd Fellows
Salemi
Dana Sees Growth in Illustrations of Boston Ads
Herbert W. Dana advertising manager Paine Furniture Company told the Pilgrim Publicity Association forum that Boston illustrations in advertising have improved greatly in ten years and now rival New York and Chicago. He noted worthy merchandise, strong copy, readable display, and attractive newsy illustrations as key to effective ads. The event drew a full house.
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Pilgrim Publicity Association
Herbert W. Dana
Paine Furniture Company
Boston
New York
Chicago
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