No Quarrel in Death House
Mrs Blanche C Molineux denied a Sing Sing death house quarrel with her husband Roland B Molineux amid divorce proceedings The New York report quoted her as calling the rumors wild and false and said the fabrication originated in Sioux Falls South Dakota General Edward L Molineux declined comment on the rumor and said any statement would come from lawyers
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New York
Blanche C. Molineux
Sioux Falls
Roland B. Molineux
Sing Sing
Molineux
Louix Falls
Will of Edwin A W Harlow Admitted to Probate
The will of the late Edwin A W Harlow of Quincy was admitted to probate in the Norfolk registry. Public bequests include Harvard University two thousand dollars Brown University two thousand dollars Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals two thousand dollars American Baptist Home Mission Society and American Baptist Missionary Union one hundred shares each of Phenix Furniture Company Grand Rapids Michigan. The residue goes in equal shares to Harvard and Brown Universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Edwin A. W. Harlow
Quincy
Norfolk
Harvard University
Brown University
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
American Baptist Home Mission Society
American Baptist Missionary Union
Phenix Furniture Company of
Grand Rapids
Mich
Warvard and
Brown Universies
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Offer Blood-Acting Cure
An article argues catarrh is a blood disease and praises Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, a blood-addressing internal remedy with Red Gum and Blood Root. It claims tablets cure with no cocaine or opiates, and cites Albany druggists noting quick relief and lasting results after a week. Sold by druggists for fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Albany
Old and New Prices for Necessities
The cost of living has risen 2 to 10 percent over five years with rents and fuel, groceries, and dairy products climbing. Meat up 20 percent since 1892, beef 18 to 20 cents wholesale now 20 cents, pork 20 percent higher. Butter and eggs 10 percent higher in two years. flour dearer, winter superfine $2.60 to $2.80 today from $2.10 to $2.20 a decade ago. Coal priced at about $4.50 a ton ten years ago. Clothing costs rise from $15 suit to $18-$20.
Freight rate rise urged by major railroads
New York reports railroad presidents east of the Missouri River urge a 10 percent general advance in freight rates. They cite higher wages and cost of supplies and warn that without larger earnings railroad prosperity and maintenance funding cannot continue. Some sources say leaders had already planned the increase before wage hikes were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Missouri River
Not a general increase for Boston & Albany workers
Vice President Van Etten of the New York Central and Boston & Albany executive head refutes reports that Boston & Albany division employees would share in the 10 percent raise voted for New York Central yard and trainmen. He says the report is incorrect though he plans to grant a raise.
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New York Central Road
van Etten
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Boston & Albany Dvision
Wage Equity Across Railroads Warned By Boston & Albany Official
A Boston and Albany official states no wage increases for staff where pay already exceeds rival lines by 10 to 20 percent. He vows to harmonize compensation across the Vanderbilt system, with material raises expected on the Boston & Albany in some areas due to new operation methods. He notes railroads will share higher incomes in good times, and adjust again during downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Boston & Albany
Vanderbilt
Boston & Maine Railroad Raises Wages by 750000
President Tuttle stated the Boston & Maine has added about 750000 to employee wages in the last three years. He said wage readjustments and equalization have kept pace with industrial revival for about 20000 workers, noting no wage reductions during the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine
Tuttle
President Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Quincy Weds Miss Dietrick at First Church in Boston
Miss Marguerite Dietrick married Wilbur G. Quincy of Ashmont in a ceremony at the First Church at Berkeley and Marlboro streets. The Rev James Ents officiated amid white chrysanthemums. The couple will reside at 249 Seventh Street Buffalo NY, with Miss Dietrick and her sister soon at 68 Marlboro Street.
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Berkeley
Marlboro Streets
Marguerite Dietrick
Wilbur G. Quincy
Ashmont
James Ents
Quincey
William Coffin
Brookline
Harvard
A. K. Pope
William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
Charles Cole
Edward Wheeler
Herbert Wadleigh
Henry Kean
Julia Quincy
Dietrick
Quincy
Louise Dietrick
John Gordon Battelle
Columbus
George G. Quincy
Battelle
Pride
George Bingham
Ecru
Miss Carroll Quincey
S. William Chick
Henry E. Raymond
Frances Raymond
Margaret Raymond
Edward A. Adams
Ruth Barnet
Edwin Sheafe
George A. Doane
Lilla’ Doane
Marion Doane
Miss Parker
George Quincy
Edward P. James
Frederick W. Briggs
Joshua Merrill, Jr
Grandin
William Everett
Mrs. Quincy
Seventh Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Reardon Duggan Nuptials In Quincy Parish
James Fr. Reardon a prominent Atlantic businessman married Miss Mary A. Duggan at St. John s Catholic Church in Quincy. Bridesmaid Miss B Elizabeth Desmond and best man John H Murphy of Neponset attended. Reception followed at Atlantic home. Couple to tour three months visiting New York Philadelphia Washington and San Francisco.
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Quincy
St. John’s Catholic Church
James Fr. Reardon
Atlantic
Mary A. Duggan
Frigalletti
B. Elizabeth Desmond
West Quincy
John H. Murphy
Neponset
Fannie Duggan
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Fromce
San Francisco
Aunt Jeannie at Colonial Theatre Review of Campbell in Benson comedy
Last night Mrs Patrick Campbell starred in Aunt Jeannie at the Colonial Theatre, first city presentation. The plot centers on Daisy Hanbury and her engagement while Mrs Halton schemes against Lord Lindfield to protect her niece, leading to a dramatic truth and reconciliation. Vaughan Glaser impresses as Lindfield, Amy Lamborn shines as Daisy, with strong supporting work and detailed set design. The play repeats tonight.
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Patrick Campbell
E. F. Benson
the Colonial
Colonial Theatre
Jeannie
Diana
Lindfield
Tandfield
Daisy
Lord Lindfield
Braithwaite
Mrs. Halton
R. C. Herz
Griggs and Hoxsey Wed in Peterson Church Ceremony
J Leavitt Griggs son of former US Attorney General John W Griggs and Miss Ruth Hoxsey married today at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Peterson New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson, N. J
J. Leavitt Griggs
United States
John W. Griggs
Ruth Hoxsey
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Endurance Tests Span Submarine Torpedo Boat Adder
In Cutchogue Long Island the Adder began a 12 hour endurance run at full speed at 6 30 this morning. By 2 p m she had reached eight knots over Peconic Bay waters. The Moccasin also launched at 2 p m to start its 10 mile endurance test.
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Cutchogue
L. I
Adder
Peconic Bay
New Club Planned From Clark Funds on Rivington Street
Plans outline a club on Rivington and Cannon streets funded by Alfred Corning Clark bearings. It will offer coffee temperance drinks and modest meals at set prices with nominal membership fees to avoid overcrowding. If successful similar clubs may rise citywide. Mrs Potter also to build a guild house in Elizabeth New Jersey and a chapel in East Thirty first Street for Incarnation parish.
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Rivington
Cannon Streets
Alfred Corning Clark
Sherlock Holmes Endorsement on Orangerie Powders
Mr William Gillette defends Orangerie Powders as a wonderful remedy claiming it is the only certain headache cure with permanently good after effects. The remarks present Holmes style endorsement highlighting lasting relief from headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gillette
Kennedy Favorite Remedy praised by Boston hospital head
Albert C. Smith of Suffolk Hospital lauds Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases plus rheumatism to claim rapid relief and cures in severe cases. Promotion asserts universal efficacy with sample bottles and mail offer from Rendout New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Smith
Suffolk Hospital and Dispensary
Charter Street
Boston
Mass
David Kennedy
David Kennedy Corporation
Rendout
N. Y
Potter's wife builds Edward Clark Club on Cannon Street
Mrs. Potter begins erecting a club house honoring Edward Clark father of Alfred Corning Clark. The building will feature a cafe on the entire first floor and is planned for No. 73 Cannon Street beside Neighborhood House.
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New York
Bishop Potter
Edward Clark
Cabmen Strike Statement From Unite 126 Delegation
A statement from the carriage drivers union describes a strike in the hotel district. A delegation from Cummings Bros. cabmen asked for a committee to meet Mr. Cummings. Their demand was for $1 more weekly pay, raising pay from $11 to $12. The request was denied and one man was discharged. Ten drivers left work and remain out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings Bros
Cummings
Express Messenger Foils Train Robbery Near Trinidad
Express Messenger H W Sherwick shot one robber during a hold up on his train. Three others fled after the attacker fired on them. The gang had forced Engineer John Guilfrill to board and set a dynamite fuse under the baggage car but it failed to ignite. The wounded bandit lay in the brush awaiting aid. he is unidentified and uncooperative.
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Trinidad
Col
H. W. Sherwick
John Guilfrill
Dr David Kennedy Eye Salve for All Eye Ailments
A historical small notice advertises Dr David Kennedy's Magic Eye Salve claiming treatment for all eye inflammations and diseases priced at 25 cents. The terse classified style underscores its medical cure claim and accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
The King of Champagnes and a Cham pagne for Kings
Cook's imperial Extra Dry, made from the pure juice of the grapes.
Fels Naptha Soap Hunts Out Dirt and Stains
A brisk advertising line touts Fels Naptha soap as removing all dirt leaving clothes whiter and sweeter with less wear and no hot water needed, emphasizing easy cleaning and gentleness on fabrics.
Be Sure and Read Page 9 and Tell the Children
Instruction to readers to view page 9 and relay the news to children. No specific event, names, places, or dates are present in the readable text.
Coal Cargoes Arrive From Foreign Ports At Philadelphia Harbor
A slim 6303 tons of bituminous coal from Cardiff and Louisburg arrived aboard the British steamer Sir Richard Grenville and the Norwegian Athalie. The shipments are bound for the Boston Elevated Railway and Everett coke works. For the week ending Nov 15 port receipts totaled 108 840 tons. Tug Swatara and Buccaneer towed coal barges in, while several vessels and tugs departed with coal and barges bound for Philadelphia area facilities.
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Sir Richard Grenville
Cardiff
Athalie
Louisburg, Co. B
Boston Elevated
Everett
Philadelphia & Reading
Swatara
Philadelphia
Oak Hill
Hammond
Thomaston
Buccaneer
Dessoug
Oracle
Prescott Palmer
George W. Wells
Catawissa
Alaska
Gilberton
Reedy Island
Lykens
Preston
Silver Brook
St. Nicholas Valley Forge
Elmwood
Merriam
Buck Ridge
New England Woman's Press Association Meets at Vendome
The New England Woman's Press Association marked its 17th anniversary with about 13 members present. Emma Shaw Colclough spoke after returning from central Africa as members prepare a manuscript magazine with each contributor submitting an original piece. The publication will be edited by E H Merrill and read at the next meeting around Christmas.
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New England Woman’s Press Association
Vendome
Emma Shaw Colclough
Central Africa
E. H. Merrill
Consumption Now Curable by Free Trial Package
The ad proclaims a guaranteed cure for consumption by Dr. Derk P. Yonkerman. It claims many past recoveries, offers a free remedy package and letters of gratitude, and urges those with lung trouble to write to 980 Shakespeare Building Kalamazoo Michigan for a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derk P. Yonkerman
California
Shakespeare Building
Kalamazoo
Mich
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Mrs. Molineux
BROWN
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
West Shore
Nickel Plate
Missouri Pacific
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Texas Pacific
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Denver & Rio Grande
Wabash
Rio Grande & Western
St. Louis & Southwestern
Lake Shore
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Southern Railway
Sidney
W. S&s Burkhart
Cincinnati
Miss Dietrick
ARES
W. L. Douglas
Fife
Douglas
Heyl
W.L. Douglas Strong
Brockton, Mass
BOSTC
Washington ST
Cor
Essex
Summer ST
Lincoln
City Hall Ave
Court ST
Cor. Howard
Reardon—Duggan
Griggs
Mrs. Potter
The
New York Herald
Edward Clark Memorial Club
Sherlock Holmes
Yonkerman
Mall
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