Zimmerman Private Car To Ferry Duke And Duchess Home
Cincinnati reports Eugene Zimmerman will send his private car No 7 to New York for the Duke and Duchess of Manchester. The car, an upscale rail palace, will then carry them on a six week honeymoon with stops in Chattanooga Talladega Birmingham Meriden Natchez New Orleans and San Francisco before returning to Cincinnati and finally settling at Tanderagee Castle Ireland.
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Cincinnati
Eugene Zimmerman
Standard Oil
Duchess of
Manchester
New York
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Zimmerman
Mr. Zimmerman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Pridal
Talladega
Ala
Zimmerman Iron Milla
Birmingham
Meriden
Miss
Jackson
Natchez
Antonio Yznaga
New Orleans
San Fran
Zimmerman Bays
Duke
Pacific Coast
Tanderagee Castle
Ireland
Boston Society Notes and Social Events Report
A long society roundup details new clubs and memberships in Dorchester and Boston. Highlights include a large original club forming with officers named, charity auctions, autograph book collections, charity readings, and social receptions. Notable attendees include Mrs. War Sale, Miss O Reilly, Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop Spaulding, Miss Mabel Fuller Blodgett, and Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton. A Wellesley event features a play rehearsal and plans for an operetta “Rose and the Ring.” The Beverly Concert Association opens with the Ock Boston Festival Orchestra, and a Melrose High in town woman’s club address on “Outlook for Woman’s Clubs.” A Newton Upper Falls wedding and a Dorchester Colonial Club incorporation are reported, with members listed and membership growth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsale
Ren M. Hill
Bea Treet
St. Elizabeth
James T. Fields
Margaret Mapeidge
Mabel Fuller Blodgett
Louise Chandler Moulton
Gareh Oo Jewett
Lillies Weesohn Fiske
Edward Land
Maryne Richard
Harding
Davis
Katherine “the Conway
Dee
Wellesley
Wil
Rose
Ring
Alanson Tucker
Tulleries
Wollaston Golf Club
Beverly Concert Association
Eamund Giles
Peabody Cabo Street
Boston Festival Orchestra
Division 26
Bloomfield Hall
Malden
Clerk L. Neponset
D. Holden
Bessie Holden
Ica Butler
Edna F. Beshong
Topsy Green
Ibyington
Walt Jackson
Lettie C. Alice Packard
W. L. Peck
F. R. Robinson
F. H. Deaver Landick
Fred M. West
Oscar F. Tarr
E. E. Seward
A. D. Grover
Mary A. Livermore
Melrose Highlands Woman’s Club
Mary F. Spar
B. Ryan
Bliiot Street
Newton Upper Walte
Mark Vv. Croker
St. Mary’ Church
Upper Falls
T. J. Danahy
Bien J. Ryan
John
H. Ryan
Ryan
Croker Wil Alls
Mrs
Newton Upper
Colonial Club of
Dorchester
Lara Terhune
Vie Club
OFOS
Milan
Tomas Pachelder
Tremont Street
Boston
Begus
Scaife
Preston Scaife
Sambor
Richmond
Miss Scaife
Providence
Br. Stephen's Church
Madeline Livermore
Mr. Arenalloods
John Carter
Brown Woods
Pia
Uehere
Utie Ashburn
Oman
Dora Xikee Ee
Martin Enjamin B. Adame
Chris Oeoe Coleman
Sity
Ong
Been Arhold
Riche
Bae
Sinter
Mise
Anna Frances
Mal Power
Abbott
Katherne
Miseanine W. Maseresson
Corony
Antion
Fonpeetaireek
Turkey prices on the market ahead of Thanksgiving
A Boston market scene describes Thanksgiving turkey buying with Vermont and Michigan birds priced from 14 to 18 cents a pound. Cranberries, mince pies, and other festive foods surge as demand rises and a conservative market pattern emerges amid varied regional supplies.
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Vermont
Michigan
New England
Massachusetts
Physicians in Boston View Czar Nicholas Illness as Nonalarming
Boston doctors who studied typhoid fever say the Czar’s condition may not be as dire as first feared. A temperature and pulse chart from Nov 14 to 26 suggests a mild course, with regular pulse keeping danger low. If accurate, public alarm may be unfounded and recovery could occur by the third week, barring unforeseen changes.
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Boston
Nicholas
Vickery
Crisis Deepens as Czar’s Condition Worsens in St Petersburg
Nov 27 report says the Czar’s illness has reached a critical crisis with multiple complications. Surgeons from the imperial staff arrive, while the Empress Dowager plans Copenhagen departure on Nov 29 and arrival at Lividia on Dec 10. bulletin secrecy remains tight and the royal family’s health condition is closely watched.
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ST. Petersburg
Kerescheveki
Copenhagen
Lividia
Hirsch
Popoft
Jay
Pikhonoft
Riasan
Peter Nicolaivitch
Rhce
Caretaker Assigned After Grand Duke Estate Incident
A report notes a clan entrusted with the care of inhabitants on the Grand Duke’s Crimean estate near Yalta faced summoning to attend Emperor Nicholas, reflecting high-level oversight of regional affairs.
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Crimean
Yalta
Nicholas
Miles Army Bill Draft Spells Modern Force Plan
Washington November 27 Copies of General Miles letter to the Secretary of War accompany the draft of a proposed army reorganization bill. Miles favors a structure of one soldier per 1000 population, totaling about 76 730 men with 14 cavalry regiments, 14 heavy artillery regiments, 4 field artillery regiments and 32 infantry regiments.
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Washington
Miles
Secretary of War
Congress
Sultan Unyielding and Diplomatic Strain in Constantinople
Nov. 27. In Constantinople the United States and the Porte face rising tension over granting an exequatur to the U S gunboat at Harpoot. Griscom met Fawn Pasha and Tahsin Bey but produced no breakthrough. The dispatch of a battleship to Smyrna has influenced official views, though no progress on the issue is reported.
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Constantinople
United States
Rat
Porte
Griscom
Fawn Pasha
Tahsin Bey
Persiata
Harpoot
Tucky
Smyrna
Foresters in Avon Hold Public Meeting
In Enterprise Hall Avon Court 86 of the Catholic Foresters held a public meeting tonight. The event included speakers from local branches and other orders, with attendees from nearby communities.
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AVON
Enterprise Hall
Court
Ceusette
Neu Feld Murder Conviction Upheld by Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of William Neu Feld for the murder of his aunt Mrs. Annie Kronman in New York City on August 7, 1800. The ruling comes from Albany after the November 3 decision.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
William Neufeld
Annie Kronman
New York City
Frantic efforts to ship corn in latest Chicago receipts
Frantic attempts by shorts trapped in the Phil lips corner to dump grain before contracts close. Reinspection of this week’s receipts graded Nov. 8 shows one grade too low to pass, forcing action to clear the corner.
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Chicago
Phillips
Kinnaly Explains Candidacy Amid Ward Voting Concerns
Daniel J. Kinnaly writes to the Boston Post to explain his Democratic Citizens candidate bid for Alderman in Wards 14 and 15. He alleges irregular caucus voting, repeaters from Cambridge, and illegal registrations, urging a police review and urging voters to decide without interference. He cites a recount showing Ward 15 favored him by 12 votes and argues the district leans Democratic with over 5,000 registered Democrats versus Republicans.
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Boston
Cambridge
Ward M
Ward
McNary
Norton
Eighth
Daniel J. Kinnaly
Marconi Nears Transatlantic Wireless Message Breakthrough
London reports that Marconi has practically solved ocean wireless transmission and will soon be able to use the system across the Atlantic, according to the Daily press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Atlantic
London
Signor Marconi
Daily Press
Feast of Miraculous Medal Celebrated at St Vincent's Orphan Asylum
The feast of the Miraculous Medal was held yesterday at St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum on Camden Street. A commemorative event dating from 1630, the celebration included solemn high Masses in the morning and afternoon conducted by clergy from St. Philip's Church.
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St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Camden Street
Congregational Club Dines at the Brunswick
The Young Men's Congregational Club held a Thanksgiving dinner at the Brunswick last night. Speakers included Rev Amory H Bradford of New Jersey, Rev A B E Dunning editor of the Congregationalist, and Colonel Charles Hopkins.
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Young Men's Congregational Club
Brunswick
Amory H. Bradford
New Jersey
A. B E. Dunning
The
Congregationalist
Charles Hopkins
Arson charge filed against Albert B Fillmore in Leominster
In Leominster on November 27 Albert B Fillmore faced arson charges after a hearing today. He was committed to jail without bonds, facing the grand jury proceedings for the alleged crime on Bus. 28 shortly before.
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Leominster
Albert B. Fillmore
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Data Processing
A fragmented OCR entry discusses sensor readings and logging parameters for a local system. It mentions 0.8 seep and eight keveeees with references to LMC and LB. The readable parts hint at data processing steps and device identifiers without clear context or outcomes.
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Dugene Zimmerman
Duke of Bride
Will
Annie
S. Peck Tolle
St, Elizabeth
Dorphenter
Tremont
Longfellow
Curtis
Francis Williams
Thomas Mack
Boot Ores
Ellen _ Hoy
Oliver ‘Crane
Alice Free
Rae É Bancroft
Alpheus
Aries Fay
Tufts College
Edward P Thayer. Golong
T. W. Higginson
Willi Dean Williams
Huntington
Boston University
B. Ni
Geor. Barton
Alfred Aeen
Institute of Technology
St. Elizabeth Guild Sale
Turkey
MR. Doolly
Mr. Dooley
Thair
Czar
Miles's
ARMY
Sultan Unyielding
Foresters IN
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PETOS
Pitts-Kimball CO
Washington Street
Park Theatre
California
Neufchatel
Young America
Swamp Phillips
Kinnaly
Ayer
Ree
Congregational Club
DINES
Helo
Chelsea
Crimaon
Johnson
Baltimore
Atwood
Peenreee
Eeeere Ound
DEPT
North Packing Co
WM. Rogers & Sons OF
Hartford
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