First Plague Cases Reported Since Last Saturday
State health department records nine new infantile paralysis cases yesterday while the local commissioner reported two new cases the first since last Saturday. New Boston patients include Margaret Cook aged years and Carl Paisner aged 4 at Devon street Dorchester.
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State Health Department
Boston
Margaret Cook
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Carl Paisner
Devon Street
Dorchester
Mrs Paget Mourned by Society in Surrey England
After a three week illness Mrs Pauline Whit ney Paget formerly Miss Pauline Whitney daughter of the late William C Whitney of New York and once Secretary of the Navy died last night at her country home in Esher Surrey England.
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Almeric Hugh Paget
Pauline Whitney
William C. Whitney
New York
Navy
Esher
Surrey
England
Cross Gift Suggestions For Home Decor Items
A handsome Art Lamp with a verde bronze base and hand painted rose shaded glass. The lamp stands 18 inches high with a 15 inch shade. Price 27 dollars. A breakfast tray set of French china features a flower festoon design. The three in one coffee pot sugar bowl and cream pitcher are shown separately and set up with a full cup and saucer double egg cup service and fruit plates priced at 6.50.
Fresh Assistant Gift Flair for Early Shopping Deals
Advertising copy touts a frosted lily of the valley ice tea set with pot six glasses spoons sugar bowl lemon saucer two cake plates on a white enamel tray priced at 39.75 plus extras for a sterling sugar spoon lemon fork. A mahogany sewing table with Gothic lattice includes needles thread and tools priced at 42. Special telephone and mail order service noted.
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Cretonne
Morocco
Whitney Paget wedding ties across New York society
The Whitney and Payne families of New York and the Henry M. Whitneys of Boston mourn. Harry Payne Whitney is brother of Mrs. Paget, whose 1895 wedding to Almeric Paget in the Whitney mansion highlighted a brilliant social decade. After marriage she moved to England and reduced New York society involvement while aiding war charities before illness forced retirement.
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Whitney
Payne
New York
Henry M
Coastwise Trade Notes and Maritime Shipments
The waterfront report notes incoming fish and vessel activity with 20 500 pounds of cask haddock and 46 000 pounds of haddock. three steam trawlers and four schooners present. Frances V Sawyer missing since Aug 29. Bay Port to sail for coal. William A McKenney completes trial voyage. unclaimed goods sold at auction netting 1091 75.
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Sadie M. Nunan
Myrtle
Eva Avina
Frances
Sawyer
New York
Puerto Cabello
Panama
Bay Port
Newport News
Boston
William A. McKenney
Crowell & Thurlow Steamship Company
Chesapeake Bay
Liverpool
Cloughton
Cunard Line
Lizard
London
Shipping Notes of Steamers and Barges in Atlantic Harbors
A dense list of vessels and routes including steamers and tugs sailing between New York Boston Philadelphia Newport News Norfolk Portland Gloucester Stonington Ellsworth Bangor and other ports. Ships named include Mary E. Lynch Emily F Northam and Albert Baldwin with tows for Portland Philadelphia and New York amid harbor calls and cargo movements.
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Shipping News
Batiscan
Evans
Louisburg
D. C
Ontario
Bond
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Creton
Page
Philadelphia
Melrose
Frostad
Massachusetts
Crowell
James
Whitney
Hamilton
New York
Gov
Dingley
Linacott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Gloucester
Mary E. Lynch
Robbins
Stonington
Pemaquid
Moore
Bangor
Robert Pettis
Nutter
Ellsworth
Carrie A. Buecknam
Bridgeport
Emily F. Northam
Huntley
Long Cove
Harbor
Albert Baldwin
Poland
Rockport
Eureka
Plummer
Foster
Providence
Atlantic
Braddock
Fall River
Patience
Chandler
Reading
Harrisburg
T. Go. No
Blake
T. Co
G. Exsex
Anderson
Cohocten
Easton
Parkers Flats
Charles T. Gallagher
Huey
Plymouth
William R. Rose
Mercury
Wall
Benefacto
Portsmouth
Pequest
Sea Moon
Nanticoke
J. H. Winsteadport
Harry F. Hooper
New New May
Ross
Maurice River
Ford
Calvin
Lynn
Elizabeth
Scott
Wilgy Albatross
Halifax
Charlottetown
P. B. Folk
Newton
Sewalls
Imane
Aru Eee
York
Ervin J. Luce
News
New Bed- Ohio
Murrell
Sevalle Point
Clara
Luckenbach
Pion Roads
City of Washam
San Joaquin
Nottingham
DeWitt
Ivins
Dunmore
Newark
Neponset
Sandwich
Ida Woods
Albatross
New Bedford
Maine
New Rockport
Lancaster
Mayor Opposed to Delay in Morton Street Improvements
Mayor and Ralph Adams Cram clash with the Finance Commission over delaying Morton Street work in the North End. The Mayor argues for at least 200000 yearly to clear slums while Cram, speaking as a citizen, criticizes the commission’s technical stance. The panel favors waiting for a citywide redevelopment plan.
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Curley
Ralph Adams Cram
City Planning Board
Finance Commission
Morton Street
North End
Finance Board
Cram
Pianist Aline Van Barentzen Recital in Jordan Hall
Aline Van Barentzen presented a recital in Jordan Hall yesterday afternoon. The critic praised her technical virtuosity and mature musical grasp but criticized her lack of warmth and intimacy, noting especially in the Schumann and the Beethoven Sonata Appassionata. Scarlatti's Piece for the Clavecin showed less flaw and remained polished.
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Aline van Barentzen
Jordan Hall
Miss van Barentzen
Schumann
Beethoven
Scarlatti
Navy Yard Expansion Promises Boost for Charlestown
The Navy Department announced Charlestown will share in a 6 million dollar Congress appropriation to enlarge navy yards. Boston's allocation could create 4500 to 6000 jobs at the Charlestown yard, enabling construction and overhaul of 10 000 to 12 000 ton vessels and the handling of gunboats destroyers submarines and smaller craft.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Department
Charlestown
Congress
Navy Yards
Boston
Swiss Minister Meets Wilson on Peace Prospects
Dr. Paul Ritter the Swiss minister had a half hour meeting with President Wilson in Washington. He refused to discuss the visit or reveal whether it related to peace prospects in Europe.
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Washington
Navy
Paul Ritter
Wilson
Europe
Ironworkers Union Debates Charter Suspension
In Baltimore on November 22 the American Federation of Labor convention held long debates over militarism in public schools. A vote adopted a resolution against militarism. The charter revocation for the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers was considered with a motion to suspend favored over revoke, to be decided tomorrow.
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Baltimorbh
American Federation of Labor
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
New York
Federation Executive Council
Federation
International Association
Iron Workers
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Breaks a cold in hours with two hour dosing. Three doses stop grippe misery and open nasal passages. Relieves headache fever throat and sneezing. Quickest relief known costs 25 cents at drug stores and tastes pleasant.
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Pape
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Monroe Cheese Co
Monroe
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Allivonaz
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Ironworkers’ Union
Bad
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PURI
Teresa” Ourlsewhere
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M. & R. Vermouth
Ginter Co
Union St
Cor
Elm Fier
Canal St St
Giner Co
C.B. Brown Co
Ington St
U.S
Ayton Dio
Troy
Ohio
Hayner Distilling CO
High Street
South Station
Mass
E. £. Gray CO
Hanover and Blackstone Sareeool St. Roxbury Co
Price Bros
Mass. Ave
Back Bay
Col. Pleasant
Swallow & Fales Co
City Square
John T. Powers Jr. & Co
Springfield
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