Morse's Offers Morse Made Suits at $15 and $20+
If it's at Morse's it's correct and our suit trade centers on lines priced from 20 dollars. A brisk demand exists for 15 dollar suits with over twenty styles in fancy worsteds ceviots and staples in blues and blacks. No. 16125 brown serge with a self stripe is highlighted as an especially good value.
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Webster
Washington
Melton
Nicholson
Sthave
New York
Kirk
George’s
Summer ST
Immigrant Mormon Party Detained After Liverpool Voyage
Immigration officials detained Mrs. Aliva F Siebert a 28 year old German wife of a Berlin businessman and two Mormon converts Mrs Lena Spong and Miss Margaret Spong on arrival of the White Star liner Republic. The group of 103 Mormons from Liverpool included 33 elders and 70 converts from eastern Europe many of whom sought Utah. A violin marked Joseph Guarnerius fecit 1719 found among Elder J M Thomas belongings may be worth as much as a Stradivarius and is under scrutiny.
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Aliva F. Siebert
Republic
Lena Spong
Margaret Spong
Holland
Utah
Europe
J. M. Thomas
Salt Lake City
Colonel Eaton
Joseph Guarnerius Fecit
Ferryboat Revere Sinks At Hospital Slip In Harbor
The ferry Revere on the South Ferry service to East Boston sank at its hospital slip on the East Boston side early yesterday. No lives lost though the vessel, out of service for over a year, settled to the bottom despite pumps and tug assistance. Divers will inspect the hull today for damage.
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Revere
East Boston
Once Rich Dies Amid Squalor in Lodging House
Mrs. Imogene Robinson Morrell, famed portrait and historical painter born in Attleboro, Mass, died alone in a lodging house room. A student of European masters, she founded the National Academy of Fine Arts in 1879 and earned many medals. Her Capitol painting of General John A. Dix stood alone among her works. A fire twelve years ago destroyed over 200 pieces.
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Washington
Imogene Robinson Morrell
Europe
National Academy of Fine Arts
United States Capitol
John A. Dix
Attleboro
Mass
Trainmen Seek Settlement in Run Equalization Talks
New Haven November 22 The meeting between General Manager Higgins of the New York New Haven Hartford and a joint committee of train men and conductors is expected to mark a long step toward settling grievances. The key issue is equalization of runs among train crews due to disparities between freight and passenger crews. Committee members deny talk of ultimatums or strikes.
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New Haven, Conn
Higgins
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Tariff Fight Stalls as Republicans Cling to Protection
Washington report says two weeks of Ways and Means deliberations yield no shift toward lower duties and instead echo McKinley era protection. Lemons draw urging for more protection while Massachusetts and Southern appeals struggle for free raw materials amid Republican dominance.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
McKinley
Dingley
Payne
Dalzell
John D. Rockefeller
Roosevelt
Ways and Means
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Massachusetts
South
National Democratic
Republi
Tariff Revision Talks From Taft and Democrats
Debates over Taft's tariff promises question whether real revision would lessen protection. The piece notes Democratic critique and asks for具体 speeches or platform pledges. It mentions the Payne bill, McKinley, Dingley protections, and concerns from manufacturers about imports and new products.
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Mr. Taft
Taft
Mr. Dingley
Dingley
Lawson Declines Opinion on Cardenio King Book
Thomas W. Lawson says he has no time to comment on Cardenio F. King's Light of Four Candles and will not read the book while King is under indictment. Edward A. McSweeney denies claims attributed to him and says the book would not influence public opinion.
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Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Post
Cardenio F
Edward A. McSweeney
Mr. Lawson
Mr. King
Mr. McSweeney
Franklin W. Morse
Back Bay
Fugitive Archer Caught In Seattle Chase
Eliot Archer known as C. Archer Carter, a solicitor for Seattle-Tacoma Power, was arrested by detectives in Seattle on a fugitive charge. He is wanted in Newark New Jersey for forgery totaling forty thousand dollars.
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Seattle
Eliot Archer
C. Archer Carter
Seattle-Tacoma Power Company
Archer
Newark
N. J
Wife Arrested in New York On Charge of Black Hand Link
Mrs. Mary Peters was arrested in New York on suspicion of belonging to a black hand gang near Sedgwick Street Brooklyn. She denies membership saying she was lured by her husband to the gang’s alleged base and offers to compare handwriting with letters said to bear her name. She had recently sued Peters for alleged failure to pay $7 weekly alimony.
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New York
Gertrude E. Child
Arthur S. Westfall
Brooklyn
Irving W. Child
William H. H. Child
Mary Peters
Sedgwick Street
Democratic national committee reports 1908 finances
The Democratic national committee reported 1908 receipts of 620 644.77 dollars and disbursements of 619 410.06 dollars, leaving a balance of 1 234.71. Norman E. Mack chaired the committee with Urey Woodson secretary Herman Ridder treasurer and other officers. The report filed in Albany includes a list of over 25 000 names representing more than 100 000 contributors.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Norman E. Mack
Urey Woodson
Herman Ridder
John E. Osborne
Finance Committee
John W. Cox
John B. Doolin
Myron D. King
New York
Secretary of State
Albany
National Committee
Lincoln
Neb
Buffalo
N. Y
Fine worsted suits on sale in olive to sage tones
Affordable suits advertised in vivid colors and patterns. Customers are urged not to pay 25 dollars elsewhere, with prices shown at 9 dollars. The ad notes locations on Washington and Hanover streets for pickup or purchase.
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London
F. Gray
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Fire destroys Vose cottage at Tower Hill Edgartown
The summer cottage of Julien Vose of Brookline on Tower Hill was totally burned early today with its contents. The loss is estimated at $15,000 and partly insured. The cottage, the town’s largest and most valuable, was formerly owned by comedian Sol Smith Russell.
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Edgartown
Julien Vose
Brookline
Tower Hill
Sol Smith Russell
Carried a Hardware Store in His Stomach
Dublin reports an Irish American patient named Doyle at the Richmond Asylum who complained of stomach pain after swallowing a knife and fork. Using Roentgen rays the medical superintendent Dr Donian opened the stomach and retrieved a knife and fork along with buttons laces nails boot uppers rags a pipe stem knife handle and a woolen muffler.
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Dublin
Richmond Asylum
Doyle
Donian
F. Gray Co. Announces Great Raincoat Sale in Boston
F Gray Co offers men rain coats priced at 5.90, down from 15.00. Coats are Priestly cravenetted and 52 inches long, advertised as rain proof. Sale available at F Gray Co Washington and Hanover streets this week.
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F. Gray Co
Washington
Hanover Streets
Boston
Washington and
Priestly
Hano,er
Wolf's Clothier Offers Morning Double Stamps
Double stamps awarded with every purchase mornings until 12 noon at Wolf's Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. After noon, stamps revert to single.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Somerville Man Held Up in Front of Home
Ernest S. Kimball of 8 Cedar street was robbed of 11.90 early yesterday. Patrolman Myron S. Gott quickly arrested Abner Peterson and Peter Mortenson both of whom Jim Kimball identified as the robbers. Peterson, a former Somerville fireman, is on probation from Middlesex Superior Court on a breaking and entering charge. Three men exited a Highland avenue car after midnight and followed Kimball to his doorstep. One man throttled him while the other searched his pockets.
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Somerville
Eernest S. Kimball
Cedar Street
Myron
Gott
Abner Peterson
Peter Mortenson
Kimball
Peterson
Somerville Fire Department
Middlesex Superior Court
Highland Avenue
Overcoats at Grays Best in the World for the Money
I Gray Co offers overcoats made in vicunas meltons kerseys and mixed fabrics in black and gray all silk or satin finished. Washington and Hanover location promotes quality apparel at a strong value.
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Vicunas
Meltons
Kerseys
I. Gray. Co
Washington
Hanover
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House OF Representatives
Nicholas Longworth
Robert W. Bonynge
Choice Randell
Joseph W. Fordney
James C. Needham
Ebenezer J. Hill
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Vose
Edgartown Place
Talk of
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Hanover Sts
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