New Colonial Club to Occupy Walter Baker Mansion
Dorchester society anticipates opening of the Colonial Club in the Walter Baker mansion, with Temporary Chairman W L Terhune and Temporary Secretary J Miles Standish announcing acceptance of the offer. Boston weddings unfold as Grace van Wakefield weds Samuel Hammond at 1 Beacon Street. Edith Porter wed Doctor. In St Petersburg, influenza cases rise as typhoid fever linked to the czar’s household, with a bulletin from the imperial physicians noting a satisfactory yet feverish condition.
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Dorchester
Colonial Club
W. L. Terhune
J. Miles Standish
Walter Baker
Baker
ST. Petersburg
Baron de Frederichs
Imperial Household
Harsch
Tichonoff
Baron DH Frederichs
Inbreeding and decline of the Russian throne described
A harsh, era-full critique of the Romanoff line alleging inbreeding and disease across Czars from Nicholas II through his line. It claims repeated failures to produce a male heir, cites historical siblings and rulers, and foresees potential succession by Vladimir, Alexander’s brother, amid accusations of tainted bloodlines and medical interference.
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Nicholas SI
Russia
Nicholas
Czarina
Juan
Peter the Great
Peter III
Catherine
Paul
Alexanders
House of Romanoff
Germany
Alice
Hesse
Victoria
England
George III
George IV
Saxe-Cobur and
Gotha
Nicholas II
Schenck
Vladimir
Alexander
Rare furs on display at Jordan Marsh Co
A vast fur exhibit at Jordan, Marsh & Co showcases every fur variety from around the world. Values reach at least 7000 dollars, with a single pile of gear skins worth 5000. Prices for silver fox, beaver, sable, and broadtail range up to several hundred dollars per skin, with coats and capes priced accordingly. The article notes the allure of plain looking furs versus flamboyant pieces and the luxury appeal to shoppers.
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Ars
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Murphy Newell Wedding Reported At St Thomas Church
William A. Murphy, a Boston Globe state representative and prominent newspaperman, married Caroline T. Newell of Jamaica Plain last evening at the parochial residence of St. Thomas's Church. The ceremony joined two noted local families in a quiet rite conducted at the church.
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William A. Murphy
Boston Globe, & Pular
Carone T. Newell
Jamaica Plain
St. Thomas's Church
Seaboard Short Line promotes winter excursion tickets
The Seaboard Air Line Railway markets its Florida routes as the shortest link to Savannah Jacksonville and Tampa with double daily service through sleeping cars from major eastern cities. Round trip winter excursion tickets are on sale with stations listed and multiple general agents named in New York Boston Washington Portsmouth and more.
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Pullman
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Jacksonville
Tampa
Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad
Furth
W. C. Shoemaker
Eastern
Broadway
Co. L. Longsdorf
New York Avenue
Washington D
Agen
Portsmouth
Va. E
John L
Allen
V.P
G. M
Boston Society Notes And Weddings In East Astor Circles
Miss Isabel Goodridge of Cambridge and John C. Breckenridge wed in white lace and silk with pearl pin gifts. Bridesmaids wore eau de soie with lace, black velvet trim, and large feathered hats. Miss Mary M. Brennan married Henry Z. Doherty. bride wore white mousseline de soie and carried bride roses. Dr. Seth Lewis Ames wed Miss Ell Swint at the Woe Square Baptist Church. Mary Gertrude Buckley united to George Ernest Thulbon in white over silk with Valenciennes lace. Attendant Miss Elizabeth Dacey carried pink roses. Boston Alumni Association dinner at Exchange Club. John Fenderson Kyes to speak on Awheel in Four Countries. New Algonquin Club annual meeting at club house for officer election. Snowshoe section addressed by Miss Annie S. Peck. De Angelis hosting music at 106 Beacon Street. Cadets dedicate new armory rooms tonight. Annual gilt fair of the Boston Children’s Friend Society at the Vendome. Patrons include Mrs. Roger Wolcott and Mrs. Morse. Id W. Kinsley Post 113, G. A. R., holds anniversary dinner at Young’s. Lieutenant John G. Munro named prime.
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C. H. Vd
Wakefield
Grace
Boston
Samuel Hammond
California
Beacon Street
Edith
Charles B. Porter
Arlington Street
Manuel Church
jJewels
Miss Ortense
Rosamond Porter
Isabel Goodridge
Cambridge
John C. Breckenridge
Mary M. Brennan
Newton
Henry Z. Doherty
Seth Lewis Ames
Ell
W. Swint
Woe Square Baptist Church
East Aston
Mary Gertrude Buckley
George Ernest Thulbon
Newton Centre
Valenciennes
Elizabeth Dacey
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Exchange Club
John Fenderson Kyes
New Algonquin Club
Appalachian Mountain Club
Annie
Peck
Young's
John G. Munro
Boston Post Photo Contest Seeks Amateur Submissions
The Boston Post announces a weekly cash prize contest for photographs with $10, $5 and $8 awards. Submit weekday reproductions with titles, name and address, and optional background notes. Photos should be newsworthy with human interest and avoid too many figures.
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Boston Post
Sunday Post
the Post
Boston
Aged Bride Feels Like a Girl in New Hampshire Romance
STONEHAM Nov 14 Mrs Mary E Hall 90 widow Butts delights in a cottage wedding with Moses Hall 74 a dignified groom The pair were wed at the Widow Butts farm and began a honeymoon at Mos Hills home The bride to all outward signs active spry and determined declares she remains as young as ever despite her years
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Mary E. Hall
Moses Hall
New Home
Stoneham
Widow Butts
Hall
Mose Hall
Malden
Chelsea
the Post
Post's Apple Train Heads to Boston
The last car of the Post's apple train was loaded in West Henniker New Hampshire and will depart Nashua as cars are formed. The train is expected to reach Boston before midday with the best apples for distribution and many requests arriving daily for a share.
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Post
West Henniker
N. H
Nashua
Boston
Puritan bride and silver wedding notices amid city events
A mover in the hall of the Independent Scots Guard tonight. George M. Cushing weds Grace Littleton in Philadelphia today and will live on Cheatney Street. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Hosmer celebrate silver wedding at East Somerville. Boston Boot and Shoe Club announces its ladies night at the Brunswick. Trinity Chapel hosts Massachusetts Indian Society sale with many volunteers and officers listed. King's Daughters vote to join the National Council of Women.
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Independent Scots Guard
George M. Cushing
Puritan Oe
Grace Lttleton
Philiphia
Cheatny Street
Frederick H. Hosmer
Eastomerville
Boston
J. W. Edgerly
Ap Gbart
Malden belles stage charity parade and carnival of opera
Malden’s prettiest girls form an amateur production titled The Parade and Carnival of Opera to raise funds for the Malden Rifles. Mollie Bentley will portray the Gypsy Queen with solos from The Bohemian Girl, Marion Watson Pratt leads Fleur de Lids, Edith L. Homer sings the opening solo, and Mollie Storin performs child songs. W. O. Loveft manages, Captain C. W. Eddy directs, and Joseph C. Jacobs is treasurer.
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Malden
Mollie Bentley
Marion Watson Pratt
Fleur de Lids
Edith L. Homer
Mttle Mollie Storin
Flowers
Amo Veniecic
Heyptian Belles
Corsicana
W. O. Loveft
C. W. Eddy
Joseph C. Jacobs
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Czar
Nicholas I
NEW Clubs
Baker Place
Greater
Madelaine Stuart
John Sheridan
John J. Murphy
Mary A. Newell
South Street
Murphy
Murp
Whitby Terrace
Newell
Ayer
THE
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Porida
West India
Savannah
Learoyd
George W. Bliss
Lynn, Mass
Post’s Apple
Park Theatre
Clothing Department
Kersey
Ila Reefers
Goodyear
Len
Goles
Jersey Loggins
Astrachan Reefers
Ros
Mra
S. T. Hooper
W. H. Lincoln
Mary EH. Dewey
T. P. Gooding
Laura Poulson
King’s Daughters
National Council of Women
Malden Belles
Miss Ethel
Marion W. Pratt
Parada
Miss Mollie Bentley
Mortori
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