Haverhill Woman Dies at 104 in New Hampshire
Mrs. Mary J. Stockbridge of Haverhill died at age 104. She mothered 10 children, 5 living, plus 14 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Born April 20, 1804 in Alton New Hampshire she remained vigorous and healthy her whole life and never used medicine or lied down during the day. Her daughter Mrs Reynolds Noyes noted she married at 25 and her husband died about 50 years ago.
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Haverhill
Mary J. Stockbridge
Reynolds Noyes
Death of Mrs Chick Stahl Ruled Natural Causes
The death of Mrs Julia Harmon Stahl widow of Chick Stahl, found in a South Boston doorway, was ruled due to natural causes by Medical Examiner MacDonald after autopsy. About $600 in jewelry missing. police pursue the mystery of a male companion and her movements after leaving Roxbury home Sunday.
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Chick Stahl
Julia Harmon Stahl
Ellery Terrace
Boston
MacDonald
Boston Art Fraud Allegations Shake Elite Collections
In a sworn affidavit art expert J. P. Carter accuses American buyers of paying millions for bogus Old Masters. He cites Nathaniel Thayer and Francis Bartlett as swindled, notes Rembrandt and Sir Joshua Reynolds fakes in their holdings, and promises to publish further proof after visiting Boston.
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J. P. Carter
Marquis of Bute
Henry Doetsch
Nathaniel Thayer
Boston
State Street
Francis Bartlett
Beacon Street
Carter
Post
Bartlett
Rembrandt
Sir Joshua
Tickell
George Romney
Bayard Thayer
Lancaster
Paul Morelesse
Madame van Tromp
van der Hoop
Miss Lawson Hurt in Fast Car Race With Express
Miss Marion Lawson of Boston, her Chicago hostess Mrs. Prentiss Conley, and the chauffeur were seriously injured in a 20 mile race to meet an express train to Lake Forest. The car crashed against the train. all three were bruised but survived, with Lawson expected to recover.
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Chicago
Lake Forest
Marion Lawson
Boston
Prentiss Coonley
Miss Lawson
Secretary Zoot Willing to Join New York Senate
Washington November 16 Secretary Zoot said if the New York Legislature asks him to serve in the Senate and he can render useful service to the state and country he will accept the office.
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Washington
Zoot Today
New York
Senate
Mrs Isabel Buker Dead in Saco After Illness
Mrs Isabel Buker of Saco Maine a longtime city schoolteacher died yesterday from tuberculosis after a several months illness. Her husband Samuel Buker died five years earlier. She leaves two children Helene 14 and Samuel 11.
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Isabel Buker
Saco
Samuel Buker
Baker
Helene
Samuel
Barge Sinks with Four Perishing Near Hog Island
Captain Burnett of Norfolk and three crew members are reported dead after the four mast barge Independent sank near Hog Island off the Virginia Capes Saturday night. The Independent had departed Newport News Thursday in tow of a Tug for Portland Maine.
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Burnett
Norfolk, Va
Independent
Hog Island
Virginia Capes
Norfolk
Newport News
Tuckenbach
Portland
Dinner for White Taxicab Employees at Ferncroft Inn
Saunders and Butler operators of the White Taxicab from the White garage hosted a dinner for employees and guests at the Ferncroft Inn Danvers. Covers were laid for 296 and late in the evening the party returned in firm supplied cars.
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Saunders and Butler
Ferncroft Inn
Danvers
Barge Pow el Arrives After Loss of Engineer
The New York barge Pow el bound for Salem in tow of the tug Boxer reached Newpori and reported the loss of engineer William Lamphear of Vinal Haven Maine who vanished overboard yesterday off Block Island.
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Newpori
Powel
New York
Salem
William Lamphear
Vinal Haven
Block Island
Hubb Officer on Trial for Misuse of Funds
First Lieutenant Edward Gottlieb of the Coast Artillery, assigned to Fort Warren Boston, faces 35 counts on trial at Governor's Island. Charges allege misappropriation of $706 for his electric searchlight invention and dereliction of duty. Hearing moved to New York to avoid Boston witnesses.
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New York
Edward Gottlieb
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Warren
Boston
Governor's Island
William T. Johnson
Fifteenth Cavalry
Board of Coast Defence and Fortifications
Gottlieb
John Chamberlain
Daniel G. Daly
Belmont
H. D. Shedd
Roselle
N. J
Gotlieb
Itching palm and eczema cure claims in ad copy
An advertisement touts Poslam as a cure for eczema and other itching skin conditions. It promises immediate relief and rapid cures, selling two dollar jars with cheaper doses and offering a free mail sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Riker-Jaynes
Drug Dept
Houghton & Dutton’s
Emergency Laboratories
West Twentyfifth Street
New York City
Tenth anniversary of A. C. H. Ladies Division 18 event
Bloomfield Hall Dorchester hosted the tenth anniversary of Division 18 of the AOH ladies auxiliary. Miss Nellie K. Carroll received praise as auxiliary president and treasurer of Suffolk county. National and state leaders attended. A concert and grand march followed with about 75 couples.
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Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nellie K. Carroll
County of Suffolk
Revere
Rhode Island
Eben Ryan Jolly
Matthew Cummings
Nellie F. Carroll
Auxiliary 18
The
Nelie Carroll
Elizabeth I. Haggerty
Margaret M. Cummings
Mary C. Lecke
Hannah A. Sullivan
Anna G. Daley
Catherine Melody
N. O'Brien
Elizabeth Driscoll
Sadie FE. Dorsey
Nellie Culnane
Mary Hurley
Nellie T. Crowley
K. Halloran
K. Gilooley
Catherine Sullivan
Frances G. Walsh
C. Norton
Margaret Dolan
E. Locke
T. Doyle
Margaret Melody
Margaret Murphy
M. Brooks
K. Monahan
M. Cummings
W. Walker
Hannah Flynn
Quincy
Dedham
Charlestown
Natick
Hyde Park
Cambridge
Boston
Rhode Island Shops Resume Full Time Week Schedule
Providence reports several Rhode Island machine shops return to a 55 hour week after remaining on short time. Fales & Jenks in Pawtucket with 400 workers and Easton & Burnham with 100 revert to full schedules. Narragansett Machine in Pawtucket adds 55 hour weeks for 300 employees. Akela Mill in Pascoag reopens after a year with 100 workers and plans a new dyehouse.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Fales & Jenks Machine Company
Pawtucket
Easton & Burnham Machine Company
Narragansett Machine Company
Rhode Island Plants Resume Full Schedules
Providence reports two machine shops resumed full time schedules and a textile mill reopened after a year of closure, marking a return to normal operations in the state.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Douglas Co. Starts in Maine Factory with 35 Hands
Sanford Maine November 16 The shoe factory leased by the W I Douglas Company began operations today with 35 workers. The number is to rise to 500 within two weeks.
Lawyer Finds Eczema Cure With Simple Home Remedy
Attorney F. Entriken of Moline Illinois credits D. D. D. Prescription with curing 32 years of eczema after a month of use. He describes severe itching and scales then immediate relief and complete recovery, urging other sufferers to try the remedy at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Boston.
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F. C. Entriken
Moline
Ill
D. C
Iowa City
Mr. Entriken
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Boston
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