Acme Ladies Footwear Line Sets New Style Standard
Ribs of re Women’s Shoes claim to offer the perfect shoe quaking with minute detail for an exact fit and latest designs from New York and Paris. The fall line is praised as the most handsome yet, with shoes delivered straight from tannery to consumer at $3.50, avoiding middleman profits. The women’s store is separate from the men’s, elegant and fully equipped with a reception room for comfort and meeting friends. a postal catalogue Y is available.
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America
New York
Paris
Regal Shoes Ad Claims Direct-from-Tannery 181 Shapes
The Regal Shoes catalog advertises 181 shapes and 121 sizes with a uniform daily price of 3.50. It notes styles from London Paris and New York for dress business and sports and offers mail order delivery with prepaid carriage to the United States Canada Mexico and Germany at 3.75 per pair or within Parcels Post limits.
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London
Paris
New York
Regal
United States
Canada
Mexico
Germany
Regal Men and Women Store Addresses and Factory Listings
The Regal L. C. Bliss & Co announces locations for its Men’s and Women’s stores on Summer Street and various city shop fronts across Boston Providence Baltimore Philadelphia Washington Pittsburg Buffalo Cincinnati St. Louis Chicago Detroit Cleveland Denver Albany New York Atlanta Milwaukee and Whitman Massachusetts factory.
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Boston
Providence
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Denver
Albany
N. Y
Atlanta
Lavalley Insane. William A Lavalley Committed
William A Lavalley, who shot George C Dustin at the New York New Haven and Hartford roundhouse in Roxbury on October 18, was declared insane yesterday by Dr Jelly and another expert. By court order he was sent to the Westboro asylum. After commitment he was allowed to see his wife. their farewell was deeply pathetic.
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William A. Lavalley
George C. Dustin
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Roxbury
Jelly
Westboro
Lavalley
Florida population rises to 628 542 in latest count
The census figure released in Washington shows Florida’s population now 628 542, up from 391 423 in 1890. The increase amounts to 137 120, a significant percentage gain reflecting growth over the decade.
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Washington
Florida
Romance Ends as Mrs Eminger Seeks Divorce in Suffolk
The marriage of Miss Alice EL Rodick and Herman D. Eminger ends in a divorce case in Suffolk County. Mrs Eminger, the complainant, alleges her husband drinks excessively, making living together impossible. Eminger, a Foxboro Institute bookkeeper and skilled organist, is implicated in the dispute.
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Alice EL. Rodick
Herman D. Eminger
Suffolk County
Eminger
Foxboro Institute
Marriage Ended by Alcohol Habits Ends in Separation
A wife, once married to a steno grapher at the Hotel Reynolds, details a Europe honeymoon and years living in Fall River and Brockton where her husband built a music conservatory. His drinking caused estrangement, she left him, and despite efforts to reconcile, she will not live with him again. She now runs a small millinery shop at Winter street, Foxboro.
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Reynolds
Europe
England
Fall River
Brockton
Eminger
Insanity Defense Ties to Fire at Spouting Rock Pavilion
Denniston M Bell, son of Dr C M Bell of New York, judged of unsound mind in Newport. He is to be committed to Bloomingdale Asylum in New York tonight, with the case bound over to a grand jury on the charge of firing Spouting Rock Beach Pavilion. His actions are linked to recent fire department calls in the summer residence district. his father owns a villa there.
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Newport
R. x
Denniston
M.ll
C. M. Bell
New York
Bloomingdale Asylum
Grand
Fire Department
Leslie
John
Ieslie
Strafford
Strafford Grange
Lesle
Jones
Oceania
England
Monson Mill Starts Up in Heritage Purchase
Monson, Nov 20 The R M and T Reynolds north mill closed two and a half years after R M Reynolds death will resume this week. Heritage and Hirst bought the property and will continue woollen dress goods manufacture. The mill will run at full capacity, employing about 160 hands.
Busy Men Dispatch Apples by Express to Aid Poor Recipients
Suburban expressmen volunteer their services in West Roxbury Chelsea Jamaica Plain and other sections to deliver bags of apples from Lowell street freight house. A scene of bustle as hundreds of bags are moved from cars to wagons while applications flood the Post Office. Children chase wagons at schools and a teacher rings a bell amid the scramble. Albert Arnold superintendent Boston Light Rescue Mission thanks the Post for the gift and notes the help to the poor.
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West Roxbury
Chelsea
Jamaica Plain
West End
Lowell Street
the Post
Post
North End
South End
Roxbury
Hudson Street
Albert Arnold
Boston Light Rescue Mission
Warrenton Street
Letters of Thanks From Apple Train Distributions
The Post distributes apples with care to avoid naming recipients to respect the pride of the poor. Public thanks from individual recipients cannot be published, but samples from charitable institutions that received apples are shared.
Thanks for Anna Morris gift to Batterman Home Roxbury
Letter from Mary A. Batterman superintendent of Batterman Home Roxbury thanks Miss Anna C Morris for generosity and notes the Donation Day held November 14. The note acknowledges the paper’s space for the annual appeal and expresses deep gratitude for support benefiting 56 aged invalids and the home’s running needs.
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Anna C. Morris
Mary ‘A
Batterman
Batterman Home and Hospital
Williama Street
Roxbury
Thankful note from Post to Fiditor for apples
A thanks note expresses sincere gratitude to the Fiditor of the Post for tin bags of apples sent yesterday morning. It says word was sent to the neighborhood's poor families to distribute the Post offerings.
Boston Seaman's Friend Society Apple Donation Acknowledged
The Boston Seaman's Friend Society thanks the Post for ten bushels of Boston Post apples. Sailors report they are all right and a social lunch and concert will be held for seamen this afternoon and tomorrow evening. Apple gifts will aid the needy during the season.
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Post
Boston Post
Jack
Gulf Stream
Nickerson
Boston
Seaman's Friend Society
Hanover Street
Thanking Editor for Donated Apples to District Poor
A letter from Thomas Lucas of 67 East Dedham Street thanks the editor for ten bags of apples donated to the district's poor in the South End. He says he will distribute them to families with the largest numbers and greatest need, expressing sincere appreciation.
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South
Dnd
Thomas Lucas
East
Dedham Street
Post Apple Delivery Free by Local Express Firms
Local express companies join with the Post to deliver apples without charge to Chelsea Roslindale West Roxbury Jamaica Plain Allston and Brighton. Chelsea Express Despatch Company handles Chelsea bags while E G Tutein’s assistant Up ton coordinates deliveries. F H Yerxa’s West Roxbury Express and Cushman & Co. support routes and volunteers continue annual free gift transfers.
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Express
Chelsea. Express
Chelsea
E.G. Tutein
Upton
F. H. Yerxa
West
West Roxbury Express Will Take Those Goe G To Roslindale
West Roxbury
Charles Fox
Dillingham
Jamaica Plain Express
Jamaica Plain
Allston
Brighton
Cushman & Co
Coler's Big Bond Sale Sets Yearly Record in New York
Controller Coler conducted the largest bond sale of the year in New York, disposing 5,383,965 dollars of 3 12 percent EEE stock. Vermilye & Co. and Harvey Fiske & Sons led with bids totaling 1 13,977 for bonds up to 94,683,066.
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New York
Coler
Vermilye & Co
Harvey Fiske & Sons
A Cunning Plot to Replace a Colleague at Hamburg
Leslie begs Professor Nevins to switch Jones from Hamburg to a country medical practice. He insists he is suited to bacteriology and can fill Jones’s place, hoping to prevent his friend from leaving for Hamburg amid a cholera study. The professor hesitates but yields, setting in motion plans to test Leslie's resolve.
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Mortimer
Carter
Jones
Little Jones
Balaam
Old Carter
Leslie
Prig
Nevins
Hamburg
Strafford Grange
Lesie
Strafford
Mr. Jones
Republicans Refuse to Renomi nate Him for School Board
A Republican municipal convention committee of twenty five failed to formalize a ballot at Young's Hotel after an informal vote. They dropped Board members Dr Samuel E Courtney and Archibald T Davidson, a move expected to provoke opposition within the party.
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Young’s
Samuel E. Courtney
Archibald T. Davidson
Courtney
Colored Republicans Face No Board Seat If Committee Sticks
The party faces no representative on the board if yesterday's action stands. Objection to Dr. Courtney came mainly from women voters. Colored Republicans named Robinson and Benjamin were ignored, as were Billings, Hayes, Lowrie, and Mrs. Blake. Informal ballot totals show Aldrich 308, Bolster 323, Bryant 302, Burrill 253, Vogel 219, Ernst 230, Littlefield 238, Barrows 233. Five of these candidates belong to the Public School Association.
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Dr. Courtney
Robinson
Benjamin
Billings
Hayes
Lowrie
Mrs. Blake
Edward I. Aldrich
Wilfred Bolster
William P. Bryant
Charles N. Burrill
Professor Frank Vogel
George A. O. Ernst
C. C. Littlefield
Mrs. Barrows
The
Public School Association
Foresters' Ball Tonight Marks 20th Anniversary
The Cheverus Court Foresters hold their annual ball tonight in Roughas Hall to celebrate the court's twentieth anniversary.
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Foresters’ Ball
Cheverus Court Foresters
Roughas Hall
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John Duff
Boston School Committee
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Rogers Plated
Worts
Sterling Trim
E. Homer
China
Rogers
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Hair Bros
Reed & Barton Silverware
Reed & Barton
Winter' ST
East Dedham Street
Silver Novelties
Esterling
George Granby
CG. E. Davis & CO
Opticians
Park Square
Summer Street
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