Nursery Fair Well Attended By Charity Guild
The St. Elizabeth's Guild held a one day fair at the Hotel Westminster to aid Concord street nursery. Hundreds of women from Greater Boston visited from 10 AM to 10 PM, supporting tables run by Mrs. Warren M. Hill Miss Margaret Carey Miss Maud Rockwell Miss Alice Rockwell Mrs. Thomas H. Hanley Miss Marie Blake the Misses Corley Fallon and McAloon Miss Mary Boyle O'Reilly and Minnie MacCorry. The tea room featured American Beauty roses and autographed books from Roosevelt Twain Jewett Deland Gibson Russell Lord Roberts Mansfield Irving and other notable figures.
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Westminster
St. Elizabeth’s Guild
Concord Street
Greater
Boston
Warren M. Hill
Margaret Carey
Maud Rockwell
Alice Rockwell
Thomas H. Hanley
Marie Blake
Frances Corley
Jeannette Fallon
Anna McAloon
Blakie
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Minnie MacCorry
Miss O’reilly
President Roosevelt
Mark Twain
Sarah Orne Jewett
Margaret Deland
Charles Dana Gibson
Walter Russell
Lord Roberts
Richard Mansfield
Henry Irving
Quinona Promises Quick Cure for Nervousness and Fatigue
A Boston testimonial column touts Quinona as a rapid permanent remedy for indigestion nervousness sleeplessness and frequent colds. Mrs M Litchfield and Julius K Winer claim improved appetite sleep and vitality after use with letters asserting full recovery and daily drugstore availability at $1 per large bottle. Free medical advice offered by THE QUINONA CO.
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Mrs. M. Litchfield
Berkeley St
Boston
Julius K. Winer
New York Journal
Allen Street
Quinona
Quinona CO
Hartford St
Dagerman seeks injunction to keep Malden home
Carl F Dagerman 2 years shy of 80 asks Superior Court for a preliminary injunction to bar his wife Henriette E Dagerman and John F Dearington from ejecting him from the Oak street house in Malden where he has lived since 1885 He alleges a 1904 lease to Neilie L Dagerman was unjustified and a 1904 verdict favored him but the wife and Dearington seek eviction He cites lack of legal consideration and asks protection to remain in occupancy before final decree
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Carl F. Dagerman
Henriette E. Dagerman
John F. Dearington
Malden
Dagerman
Oak Street
Neilie L. Dagerman
Middlesex
Rob World s Fair Train Robbery at Miniature Railroad
Two masked men robbed a World s Fair miniature railroad train at the St. Louis fair. They forced the engineer to stop near a deserted plot, stealing about $100 in cash and valuables. A woman passenger lost money, John T. O'Brien of Jersey City a $38 gold watch and $14, and a Kalamazoo man $7 plus his return ticket. the robbers fled.
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ST. Louis
John T. O’brien
Jersey City
N. J
Kalamazoo
Mich
General Lew Wallace Nearing Death in Induced Illness
Crawfordsville Ind November 15 General Lew Wallace author of Ben Hur is starving from an incurable disease. He cannot retain nourishment and doctors fear he will not survive many months. At 77 he has been ill for months and specialists have offered little relief.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Lew Wallace
Wallace
Billy Bolton Chases a Voice in Hawthorne Court
Billy Bolton, a lawyer with a vivid imagination, rents a fifth floor flat near Hawthorne Street to pursue a musical mystery. He fixates on a young singer linked to old Jeremiah Bushnell, hopes to win half the estate, and ends by meeting the business girl he wooed in his search, vowing to possess the quarry who inspired his chase.
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Mme
Lila Pagani
Hawthorne Street
Billy Bolton
Billy
Rosie O’grady
Jeremiah Bushnell
Old Jeremiah
Mme. Pagani
Madame
Tremont Street
Hobart
Miss Bushnell
Andre Resigns as War Minister in French Cabinet Shuffle
Paris November 15 General Andre resigns as minister of war and Henry Berteaux, a Chamber of Deputies member and broker on the bourse, is named his successor. The move follows fierce assaults on the war office amid parliamentary disorders and duels, shocking army and political circles.
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Paris
Andre
Henry Berteaux
Chamber of Deputies
Bourse
War Office
M. Berteaux
Politics and the Drama Act I Scene 1
Democratic city committee headquarters scene features the Czar and Mary Myerski plotting political moves amid vaudeville style banter. Characters Jester Jerry McCarthy Jim Donovanski and leaders Georgie Cadigan and Phil O'Brien appear in a chaotic exchange reflecting factional rivalries.
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Democratic City Committee
Czar
Mary Myerski
Gitski
Jerry
Mary
Georgie Cadigan
Ward
Peter Magnificus Costello
Phil O’brien
Harry Nowaski
John Leeski
Harry
Charleski
Lomasneys
Fitzgeralds
Tammany Club
Jim Donovanski
Donovanski
Dear Miss Champagne Advice Column Letter
A young woman asks Miss Champagne whether to trust a boyfriend accused by friends of infidelity. The adviser says a man who asks for marriage shows sincere love, defying gossip supports his character, and a woman should know her partner well before engagement while openly showing affection.
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Miss Champagne
Advice on love and jealousy in a clashing engagement
The letter-writer frets over a fiancé cordial with a friend’s sister who loves him, fearing trust is betrayed if he visits for two weeks. She urges caution, asks whether she is right to demand he avoid the visit, and considers ending the engagement if he goes. A teammate response urges restraint and notes his kindness, cautioning not to misjudge his intentions.
Dear Miss Champagne Six Years Ago Lodger Pleads Innocence
A young lodger, 17 at the time, visited a household where a schoolboy narrator recalls a brief period of boarding. The orphaned youth was regarded as a pleasant guest by the family who cared for him during his stay.
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Miss Champagne
The Green Diamond Theft and a Tokay Conspiracy
In a Delhi 1002 theft a priceless diamond called the Eye of Goona was stolen from the Rajah. Harvey Crook follows a trail of Tokay wine bottles sold in England, suspects the gem hidden in one, and joins two conspirators Charley Norie and Jack Knowles as they plot to steal a magnum of Imperial Tokay from Norie's studio while planning a mock moral intervention.
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Goona
Delhi
Hahn
Harvey Crook
England
Crook
India
Charley Norie
Jack
Charley
Norie
Jack Knowles
Bealer
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Prince Janski
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