The Green Diamond Mystery Begins in London Doorstep
Harvey Crook visits Basil Clifton in his enigmatic London home to inspect a priceless Chinese painting said to prove the Eye of Goona is in England. Clifton feigns courtesy while Crook senses hidden danger as a creaking mansion holds a tense, suspenseful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goona
Delhi
Hahn
Harvey Crook
England
Crook
Basil Clifton
Soochow
Japan
China
Teachers Make Henpeck Wives Comment Sparks Debate
In a Baltimore interview, Henry A. Wise says every woman teacher married means a henpecked husband, provoking sharp backlash from teachers nationwide. Responses from Boston and New England educators vary, with some defending teaching as fulfilling and others suggesting some women are suited to bachelor life or nonmarital paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Wise
Baltimore
Ma’ams
Boston
New England
Foresters Requiem Masses Planned Tomorrow
A solemn mass of requiem for deceased members of St. Clare Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters will be held tomorrow morning at 8 o clock in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross chapel, celebrated by Rev Francis X Dolan. At 9 o clock a solemn high mass will follow at the Church of the Holy Redeemer East Boston under Williams Court with invitations to Leo and Alma Mater East Boston and Cheverus North End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare Court
Order of Foresters
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Francis X. Dolan
D. D
John J. Leonard
Boston
Church of the Holy Redeemer
East Boston
Williams Court
Leo
Alma Mater
Cheverus Court
North End
Bates Visits Lynn Postmaster as Typhoid Struggles
Governor Bates visited Lynn at 11 am and went to Postmaster Howard Sandersons home. Sanderson was too ill to receive him with typhoid fever. Mrs. Sanderson was informed of the governor's regards. Dr Pinkham predicts no major change until fever ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
John Ll. Bates
Howard K. Sanderson
Park Street
City Point Catholic Association Smoke Talk
The City Point Catholic Association will hold a smoke talk at the clubhouse on east Fourth Street tonight. The feature is an address by Rev. Matthew C. Gleeson of the battleship Missouri, U S N. A musical programme will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Point Catholic Association
East Fourth Street
Matthew C. Gleeson
Missouri
How Roosevelt Elevated Bench
President Roosevelt boasted of reshaping the judiciary saying he has elevated the bench by disposing of Parker, Herrick and Van Wyck and appointing Judge Richards of Cincinnati, a former solicitor for the Department of Justice.
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van Wyck, Herrick and Parker
Washington
Roosevelt
Richards
Cincinnati
Department of Justice
Mr. Richards
Parker, Herrick
van Wyck
Prefers Thief to Cigarette in Chicken Theft Case
In Altoona on November 22 Justice Reese discharged six boys arraigned for stealing chickens after Earl Updike testified to seeing them in the act. The judge mocked cigarette smoking, noting Updike was a smoker, and discharged all prisoners for lack of evidence.
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Altoona
Penn
Justice of the Peace
Reese
Earl Updike
Updike
Salem People Oppose Church Consolidation
Salem on November 22 saw strong opposition to merging the South and Crombie Street Congregational churches. At a South Church meeting supporters and opponents debated the vote tally with proxies disputed and the moderator ruling against several proxies. Crombie Street has not acted and waits for South Church to resolve internal disputes.
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Salem
South
Crombie Street
South Church
Boston New York trolley line finally links two cities
New Haven Conn Nov 22 with two silver spikes driven yesterday afternoon the consolidated trolley line of New Haven connected with the Wallingford line at Muddy River about 10 miles north of the city completing the last link in the New York to Boston trolley route.
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New Haven
Conn
Wallingford
Muddy River
New York
Boston
Emmons Cuts Out Interviews
Judges and police headquarters are quiet as Commissioner Emmons limits interviews with Boston reporters. Reporters note his courtesy has waned to silence and no interviews at present. A Technology hearing session elicited a wry exchange about reporters and memory of what was said.
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Crook
Mr. Crook
Mr. Clifton
Boston
Emmons
Judge Emmons
Sawyer Hill
Jude
Hill
Society notes on weddings and social events in Boston
A roundup of society happenings features Henry Morse Channing’s farewell bachelor dinner at the University Club with his best man and ushers named. Dorothy Appleton’s December 8 Emmanuel Church marriage to Rev. George Weld contrasts with Eleanor Appleton’s prior wedding, while Mrs Beal’s movements are clarified. Several receptions and gatherings at Mt. Vernon street, Jamaica Plain, Gloucester, and Beacon Street are mentioned alongside travels to Washington and New York society events. Duke-harbor figures like Alford Warriner Cooley and connections to President Roosevelt are noted as well.
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Henry Morse Channing
Katharine Minot
Commonwealth Avenue
University Club
Messrs
Henry Swift Knowles
Lewis Cass Ledyard, Jr
Hayden Channing
Dudley Nickerson Harte
Richard King Hale
Charles Wetmore Kellogg, Jr
Henry Webster Palmer
Dorothy E. Appleton
Williams. Appleton
George Francis Weld
Emmanuel Church
Eleanor
Major Standen
King’s Chapel
Boylston A. Beal
Boylston A. Beal Has Not Gone Abroad, and Mr. Beal
Beal
James H. Beal
Beacon Street
Bourne
Mt. Vernon Street
George A. O. Ernst
Jamaica Plain
George W. Wheelwright, Jr
Mark Richardson
Washington
Ethel Cobb
Elisha W. Cobb
Somerset
Frank Seabury
Beverly Farms
Frederick Warren
John Hays Hammond
North Shore
Gloucester
Magnolia Road
Grand Opera
New York
Francis Crowinshield
Ogden Mills
Box
Hammonds
George Cobb Ward
Alford Warriner Cooley
Susan Dexter Dalton
Church of Our Saviour
Longwood
Mr. Cooley
Roosevelt
National Civil Service
Albany
Westchester County
Assembly
Daltons
Beacon St
Last Days of a Great Sale at the Big Store
The sale of I. Klein & Co. stock of suits nears its close as Vorenberg's values draw strong public demand in Boston. The Big Store reports record enthusiasm and active demonstration by bargain seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Klein & Co
Vorenberg’s
Boston
Advice to a young woman on an age gap proposal
A letter from D North of Castine Maine asks Miss Champagne for guidance. An eighteen year old loves a wealthy forty six year old bachelor offering luxury if she marries him, but her parents oppose it. The adviser suggests waiting two to three years to allow deliberation and notes that an eighteen year old is rarely a sympathetic match for a man of forty six.
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Miss Champagne
D. North Castine
Heptorean Club Plans Tenth Anniversary
The Heptorean Club of Somerville, a leading state women’s club, marks its tenth anniversary this Saturday afternoon with exercises in Uftiarian Hall in Somerville.
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Heptorean Club
The
Heptorean Club of
Somerville
Uftiarian Hall
Club Names Several Speaking Guests
The president Mrs Beulah A Hans com and several members including Mrs Anna D West Mrs Julia R Aldrich Mrs Frances C Glines Mrs Emma Hayes Mrs Barbara Galpin and Miss Sarah Fox will speak. The club numbers about 400 members and has contributed to literary educational and philanthropic efforts.
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Beulah A. Hanscom
Anna D. West
Julia R. Aldrich
Frances C. Glines
Emma 8S. Hayes
Barbara Galpin
Sarah Fox
Advice Column on Engagement Breakup and Faithfulness
Mildred Dear Miss Champagne advises a reader who, five years younger than her fiancé, ends the engagement after discovering his flirtatious behavior. The columnist urges avoiding further contact, warns the man is unlikely to be faithful after marriage, and urges the reader to view him as a distant acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Champagne
Miss Mathews jailed after Roxbury assault case
Miss Katherine Mathews 27 of 18 Huntington avenue Roxbury faced Roxbury court charged with assault and battery on Mrs. Edwin B Chaplin and with breaking glass in the Chaplin home. The case was continued to Nov 30 and she was committed to Charles street jail for inability to post 400 dollars.
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Edwin B. Chaplin
Highland Street
Roxbury
Chaplin
Katherine Mathews
Huntington Avenue
Roxbury Court
Miss Mathews
Charles Street
James F. Sweeney
Carnegie Plans Great Home for Convalescents
London dispatch says Andrew Carnegie has bought or will acquire Lea Park in Surrey for 3,750,000 to establish a national convalescent home, enlarging his humanitarian plans.
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Carnegie
London
Andrew Carnegie
Lea Park
Whitaker Wright
Surrey
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Charles Wagner
Imple
Wagner
the Post
India
Arthur Morrison
L. OC. Page & Co
Mr Crook
Vermont
Cape God Cranberries Sc
Union St
Faneuil Hall
John T. Connor
Foresters
Iil
Gov
Bates
Macallar Parker Company
Washington Street
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Town
Washingon St
Back Bay
Boylston
Bosworth St
Cor
Chapman Place
P. B. Ale
Emerson
Wen’s Stores
Summer Street
Dewey Square
Washington and Water Streets
Court Ann Hanover Streets
Radcliffe Co
Mildred
Ginter Grocery Co
Elm
Union Streets
Canal Street
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