Mass Daughters of Veterans Open Fair at Tremont Temple
The Daughters of Veterans Massachusetts opened a fair in Gilbert Hall Tremont Temple last evening led by Hon. Dwight O Judd. Speakers included Ida E Warren Dorcas H Lyman Edward W Baker Minnie Sikes Harriet Ralph with Post 68 band providing music. The event honored G A R veterans and features were listed including country store and palmistry.
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Massachusetts
Daughters of Veterans
Tremont Temple
Ida E. Warren
Massachusetts Department of the Daughters of Veterans
Dorcas H. Lyman
Massachusetts Department
Woman's Relief Corps
Edward W. Baker
Sons of Veterans
Minnie Sikes
Ladies’ Aid of the
Harriet Ralph
Ladies’ Aid Association
Band of
Dorchester
Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Holder Free Annex
Alice J. Dolbear
Ladies’ Aid Association of Soldiers’ Home
Harriett A. Ralph
Ida PB. Warren
Althea Field
Grace Putnam
May Hall
Anna Aymar
Elizabeth J. Joyce
Martha A. Sawyer
C. Fannie Allyn
Mary de Sorgher
Elizabeth Chickey
May L. de Sogher
Maud T. Trotter
Grace M. Putnam
Department of Massachusetts
Etta S. Paine
Emma E. Metcalf
D. of W
Elizabeth Joyce
Emma Berry Baxter
Drunkards Easily Cured by Odorless Remedy
Mrs. Marguerite Armstrong of New York recounts saving her father from ruin by a secretly administered tonic named Golden Specific. The odorless, tasteless remedy was mailed free as a trial and, after hidden use in coffee and food, cured him within a month, ending his dependence on whiskey. Dr Haines invites women to request trials at the Cincinnati address.
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Marguerite Armstrong
New York
Father
J W. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jealousy, says Rose
New York, Nov. 12. Robert L. Rose, the bookmaker, who gave up bookmaking at the French tracks and was nearly banished from France, has returned home indignant at reports of his exile. He blames American touts for the trouble and says Ambassador Porter and Secretary Hay intervened to seek justice. He handed over all records to the ambassador for examination. He cites a French secret inquiry led by M. Hennion aimed at removing touts, and says he was unjustly implicated. He plans legal action against those spreading the reports.
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New York
Robert L. Rose
France
Ambassador Porter
Hay
Porter
George A. Wheelock
Metropolitan Turf Association
M. Hennion
Department of Security
Titus
Mrs Nation Expects to Speak at Harvard Event
Carrie Nation plans to address Harvard students this week if arrangements are made. She visited the Post office with her manager, where she met a young politician smoking as she confronted him about the cigarette. She lectured with scripture and advice, then moved on to others in the newsroom.
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Carrie Nation
Harvard
the Post
Crane names Freeman for Barnstable probate post
Governor Crane at an executive council meeting nominates Clarendon A. Freeman of Chatham as register of probate for Barnstable county to succeed H. Lothrop. Frost of Brighton is named special justice of the Municipal Court of the Brighton district, member of the Suffolk bar.
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Executive Council
Massachusetts
Clarendon A. Freeman
Chatham
Barnstable County
Freeman H. Lothrop
Robert W. Frost
Brighton
Suffolk Bar
Tremont
Alleged Grave Robber Arrested in Indianapolis
William Moffitt, 56, described as an alleged grave robber, was arrested at his home in Indianapolis today. He was implicated by Rufus Cantrell and others and has a family.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William Moffitt
Moffitt
Rufus Cantrell
Harvard Prepares to Observe Leonids Display
Harvard mobilizes observatory staff and equipment to capture the Leonid meteor shower. Cameras are ready for continuous exposure, with electrical connections and arrangements to measure velocity and angular projection, aiming for first appearance tomorrow night.
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Harvard
Astronomical Observatory
Mackay's Body Placed in Vault in Greenwood Cemetery
The body of Mr. J. W. Mackay was removed from the steamer on arrival and laid in a vault beside J. W. Mackay Jr. at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn.
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New York
J. W. Mackay
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn
J. W. Mackay, Jr
Boston Merchants Association Adopts Subway Act Support
November meeting of the Boston Merchants Association records new member admissions from major firms and individuals. The board unanimously urges acceptance of the subway act in the December city referendum and discusses Atlantic avenue widening and railway terminal hours.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young's Hotel
American Sugar Refining Company
Cochrane Chemical Company
Fairbanks Company
Hood Rubber Company
Franklin Haven
Charles Sidney Waldo
The
Boston Post
E. A. Grazier
National Life Insurance Company
J. T. Phelps
Hallowell, Donald & Co
Brown & Adams
Lawrence
J. W. Longley
Nova Scotia
Samuel W. McCall
Laurier
Transportation Committee
Edward B. Wilson
Atlantic Avenue
Rowe's Wharf
Eastern Avenue
Boston Elevated Railway Company
NOT A MONOPOLY IN RAIL TRAFFIC DENIALS FILED
The Northern Securities Company and the Great Northern Railway Company filed responses in the Washington state monopoly suit at the U S Supreme Court. They largely duplicate the Northern Pacific answer, denying that bill subdivision 13 alleges monopoly or loss of competition in railroad charges within Washington. The securities company is described as owning substantial property and stock in other corporations beyond the defendant railways.
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Washington, Navy
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern Railway Company
State of Washington
Securities Company
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Railways
United States Supreme Court
Northern Pacific
Washington
Mascagni Concerts at Symphony Hall This Weekend
Symphony Hall hosts Mascagni opera company with chorus and orchestra in a Saturday matinee concert featuring Cavalleria Rusticana and the Hymn to the Sun from Iris. Sunday evening offers another concert performance. Tickets for both events are available at Symphony Hall.
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Symphony Hall
Mascagni Opera Company
Massachusetts Board of Trade to Host London Chamber Guests
The Massachusetts State Board of Trade will welcome the London Chamber of Commerce delegation at the meeting planned for November 2 at the Hotel Vendome.
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Massachusetts State Board of Trade
London Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Vendome
Stage Matters Explains Boston Theater Closures and Lineup
The box office will close noon to 4 as workers attend the funeral of R. M. Field, longtime manager. A busy schedule follows with Everyman at Steinert Hall, Hackett’s Western tour ending, and new engagements at Tremont, Boston Theatre, Grand Opera House, and Keith's. Theatre goers will see a mix of classics, comedies, and musical revues through November with key casts led by Moulan, Lillian Berri, Quinlan, Lett, Saxe, and Willard, among others.
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R. M. Field
Boston
Steinert Hall
James K. Hackett
New York
Wallack
Winston Churchill
Frank Moulan
Maude Lillian Berri
Gertude Quinlan
Robert Lett
Templar Saxe
George Ade
Alfred Walthall
Sulu
Tremont Theatre
Moon Toon
Keith
Fred C. Whitney
Whitney Opera Company
Johnny
Boston Theatre
Homer Lind
William G. Stewart
Albert McGuckin
Maurice Darcey
W. H. Thompson
Will H. Bray
Fred Perry
Maude Lambert
Lucille Saunders
Willard
the Tremont
Hugh Trevor
Patrick Campbell
The
Colonial
Jeannie
Tanqueray
Magda
Charles
Columbia
Tech
Institute of Technology
Castle Square
Lord
Lafayette
Josephine
Park Theatre
Corie Payton
Will HH. Murphy
Blanche Nichols
Mr. Murphy
Papinta
Garganis
Howard
Austin & Stone
Nickelodeon
Dexters
Harry Seeback
Burkhart
Moore
McFarland
Murray
Monroe
Marshall
Rice
Walters
Fulton
Palace Theatre
Grand Theatre
First Regiment
James Richmond Glenroy
Ada Arnoldson
Andy Leonard, Jr
Richard Constantineau
Hollis
Frank Albion Howard
Fred J. Howard
Music Hall
B. L. Benevolent Association
Maggie Cline
Marion Manola
Frederick Hallen
Mollie Fuller
Lola Bigger
Minnie Droher
Westons
Anna Caldwell
Gertrude Holmes
Kocian
Carnegie Hall
Mudgett
Symphony Hall
Creature
Longy Club
Chickering Hall
Fels-Naptha Soap Endorsed for Easy Cleaning Solution
Consumers are urged to try Fels-Naptha soap for hard to wash items. Follow directions, avoid boiling or scalding, and the old cleaning methods can be abandoned.
Big Lake Fleet Ordered for the Steel Trust
A Duluth despatch reports Pittsburg Steamship Company bids for 20 steel steamships to be 52 feet longer than any lake vessel. Each ship will be 550 feet long, 58 feet beam, 30 feet deep, and carry 900 tons. Built ships would use about 10 million of the 50 million US Steel to fund lake fleet improvements. The steel corporation owns the Pittsburg line and ships will sail from Duluth.
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ST. Paul
Duluth
Pittsburg Steamship Company
United States Steel Corporation
The
Steel Corporation
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Shas
Eas
Rose
Trou
Ble
Nation
GOV
Freeman
Leonids
MacKay
Merchants’ Association
Mascagni
Jim
Sunshine
Sunny Jim
ORCE
Ieee
Logan
Lawrence McCarty
Orchestra
Denman Thompson
Whitney Opera CO
America
Isaac B. Rich
Pomes
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre
Charlies Richman
Margaret Anglin
H. V. Esmond
NEX Limited
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Oxford
Hall
Hal Stephens
Maggie Cline Russell Brothers
Fred. Hallan
Minnie Dreher
Gertrude Bennett Holmes
Chas. A. Mackie
Boston Museum
Frohman
Hawtrey
Mars
Everyman
Bowdoin Square
London
Dover St
Ayear Alphonse
Matinee
George W. Magee
Lessee & War
Thone
Alphonse Gaston
Gaston
Amelia Bincham
Nex
Symphony' Hall
Mascagne
Signor Mascagni
Signore Cappelli
Farnetti
Signori Schiavazzi
Bellati
Cavalleria
Rustigana
Weber
Parka
Tel
Corse Payton
Famous Stock Co
Williams
Tucker
E.S. Willard
Barrie
Tom Pinch
MR. Willard
Colonial Theatre
Hermann Sudermann
Atre Tel
Anp
Lady Algy
Ustin&stone
Tags
Lessies
the International Balmoral Co
the Defender
the Songy Club
Messrs
Brooke
Lenom
Vannini
Helleberg
Hein
Kloepfel
Mann
Brenton
Keller
New England
Herbert
Meene
Alburtia
the Dexters
Geo. Thompson
Old Howard
4 Garganis
Paul Stephens
Mietz
Shorty
Lillian de Witt
Bigger
Dreher
Inman and Staats
Bowdoin Chame Zeffie Tilbury and the Stock Co
Itt Cross
Palace
Jolly Grass Widows
Haymarket
Big Lake
Steel Trust
ST. Jacobs II
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