Ferdinand P. Earle Leaves America for Italy Affinity Figure Abroad
Ferdinand Pinney Earle of affinity fame has deserted the United States and settled in Italy. His accomplice Miss Sulla Kuttner is said to be in Europe as well. Acquaintances report he will not return except on business and may not remarry. Victor M. Earle claims ignorance of Ferdinand and Miss Kuttner’s whereabouts. Mrs. Earle has not filed for divorce and friends doubt she will.
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New York
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
United States
Italy
Sulla Kuttner
West Seventy-eighth Street
Europe
Earle
Amer
Ica
Victor M. Earle
Ferdinand
Miss Kuttner
San Carlo Singers Return From Genoa Voyage to Rome
About 120 members of the San Carlo Opera company arrived in Rome from Genoa after a 10 day voyage aboard the Romanic. The crew enjoyed pleasant weather and daily concerts by the company, with several stars listed among the passengers. Captain Beadenell called it one of the pleasantest voyages for music and good weather, while rumors of a high stakes poker game involving Sig. Blanchart circulated.
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San Carlo Opera Company
Romania
Genoa
Italy
Alice Nielsen
Victor Maurel
Constantino
New York
Sig. A. P. de Segurola
City
The
Romanic
Milly Bromonia
Tina Desana
Jane Noria
Annita Perego
Maria Claessens
Guglielmina Marchi
Rosa Olitzka
Carlo Dani
L. d'Aubigne
Ernesto Giacconne
Giuseppe Oppezzo
Ramon Blanchart
Rodolfo Gornari
Adamo Galperin
Attilio Pulcini
Giulio Rossi
Luigi Tavecchia
Beadenell
Sigs. Perello
Blanchart
Sig. Blanchart
Romanic's Big List of Immigrant Passengers Arrives at Charles Town
The Romanic brought 746 steerage passengers to Charles Town yesterday, mostly first time immigrants. Over 100 were kept aboard overnight as inspectors could not finish examinations. they will be examined tomorrow morning.
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Charlestown
Meat Price Reductions Hit Beef and Pork Markets
In Chicago on November 28, packers cut meat prices citing tight money and need to meet obligations. Beef prices fall about 10 percent and hog products about 20 percent as inventories bought at high summer prices move to market. Retailers resisted but followed the drop. turkey prices slide to 15 cents a pound, with other fowls declining similarly.
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Chicago
Combine
Turkey
Liars Word Sparks Death of-Yung Wo Leader in San Francisco
Hew Kong age 76, president of the Yung Wo Association, collapsed and died after a heated exchange with Counsul General Sun Lee Yee at the Chinese consulate. The dispute over finances preceded his sudden death, and the body lay in state at the consulate parlor ahead of Sunday's funeral.
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San Francisco
Cal
Hew Kong
Yung Wo Association
Counsul
Sun Lee Yee
St Pauls Alumni Association Holds First Class Day
The St Pauls Alumni Association held a multi part social at the association building on Mt. Auburn street with a reception, entertainment, banquet and dance. Featured performances included vocal solos by Sadie Daley May Clark Anna Murphy Gerald Whelan Paul Spaine Lawrence Spaine and readings by Henry P McGlinchey John J Sullivan and Peter O Donnell. A committee led by Thomas Good organized the day.
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St. Paul’s Alumni Association
Association
Mt. Auburn Street
Sadie Daley
May Clark
Anna Murphy
May Culhane
Gerald Whelan
Paul Spaine
Lawrence Spaine
Henry P. McGlinchey
John J. Sullivan
Peter O'Donnell
Thomas Good
Joseph McGlinchey
William Davy
Edward Sullivan
Frank Kelley
Peter O’donnell
John Kirby
John Murphy
Cornelius Sullivan
Joseph McNamara
Emma O'Brien
Gertrude Daley
May Murphy
Frances Mahone
Concert Set for Dec 1 at Brunswick Hall Synagogue
A concert will be given in Brunswick Hall on Blue Hill avenue within the synagogue on December 1 at 7 p m to mark the first day of the Maccabi festival. The Rev M Halpern and his choir will perform with additional talent and the synagogue school children will take part.
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Brunswick Hall
Blue Hill Avenue
Weston Completes Portland to Chicago Walk Festivities
Edward Paygon Weston the veteran pedestrian who set a new Portland to Chicago record spent Thanksgiving in Chicago. He enjoyed a hearty dinner at the New Illinois Athletic Club and watched a water sports program in his honor before joining his hosts at a downtown restaurant.
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Chicago
Edward Paygon Weston
Portland
Weston
Illinois Athletic Club
Weston Hosts Holiday Tour in Chicago
Mr. Weston slept late, enjoyed a first car ride to South Shore Country Club, praised Chicago women as the most beautiful, and advised temperance. He dined at New Illinois Athletic Club, attends a Press Club luncheon, and is honored at a New Illinois Athletic Club banquet and Garrick Theatre testimonial. He now plans to stay beyond mid next week.
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Weston
South Shore Country Club
Chicago
Press Club
New Illinois Athletic Club
Garrick Theatre
Teachers Gather for 68th Annual Association Meeting
The 68th annual Teachers' Association meeting opens at 9 30 a m in Huntington Hall with devotional services led by Rt Rev William Lawrence. Principal topics include improving the status of teachers and discussions on salaries and pensions with Harvard figures and state officials scheduled.
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Teachers’ Association
Huntington Hall
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Eliot
Harvard University
William Orr
Springfield
Grafton Cushing
Boston
Payson Smith
Augusta
Paul H. Hanns
Harvard
A Duty Every Woman Owes Herself and Her Health
A persuasive plea urges women nearing forty to preserve strength and guard health for family welfare. It extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic improving appetite and tone, citing Mrs Mary J McDaniel of Decatur Illinois who credits the pills with restoring her health after years of decline and weight loss. The ad notes pills are sold by druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady NY with pricing 50 cents per box or six boxes for 2 50.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N, Y
Store Expansion Promises Wide Ranges and Low Prices
The recently enlarged sections at 44 and 46 Winter Street showcase extended stocks and larger displays in Furs Apparel and Waists with special prices. Women’s suits coats skirts and evening costumes fill new display parlors while lace embroidery and handkerchiefs brighten the first floor. Store hours extend Friday and Saturday to 5 30 P M.
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Winter Street
Boston
Bargains On Fur Coats And Linen Handkerchiefs
A sale lists fur lined coats in several styles and colors priced from 25 to 37.50, plus Persian lamb sets and blended Siberian squirrel sets. Men and women’s fur items, linen handkerchiefs and Irish linen initials feature discounted pricing for Friday.
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Ascsassie
Fine Silk Veils On Sale At One Low Price
Readable ad notes ALL SILK MESH VEILINGS priced at 25¢ per yard with extensive selections values up to 50¢ and more. ALL SILK CHANTILLY LACE VEILS offered at 75¢ and 1.00 values. ALL SILK CHIFFON VEILS in new colors priced as low as 1.00. CATALOG highlights range and weekly specials.
Lace Section Specials and Sectional Bands for Friday
Special Friday lace sale features straight bands irregular 1 to 2 inches wide up to 50c per yard Choice per yard and Point Venise sectional bands up to 75c per yard Also Point Venise allover lace regular 1.50 to 1.75 values offered at 1.00 per yard.
Embroideries and Edgings Highlight Special Prices
Swiss and Nainlook edgings and insertions offered in widths from 1 to 28 inches. Prices range from 25 cents to 374 cents per yard with choice options. Swiss edgings available in 10 and 14 inch widths. Corset cover embroideries also advertised at special yard prices.
Ruchings and Lace Trimmings Sale at Moda House
Large assortment of chiffon and lace ruchings with assorted patterns. Regular values up to 25 cents per yard. Choice selections available. Also a high grade ruching collection worth up to 50 cents per yard, with 25 cent yardage. Assorted styles and sizes on display.
Women’s gloves Friday specials at bargain prices
Readable lot offers include women’s 2-clasp French kid and suede gloves in white lavender navy and tans priced at 89 cents per pair for Friday only. Also 8-button strap wrist French kid gloves in black white tan and gray offered at 2.25 with some broken sizes.
Worcester milk producers seek remedy over underpayment
Charles W. Wood, chairman of the Worcester milk producers committee, reports many Worcester County producers received October milk checks from Boston contractors at 35 cents per 8 quart can. He instructs them to return the checks and file claims with the committee, promising legal action to recover 38 cents per can.
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Worcester
Charles W. Wood
Milk Producers’ Committee
Worcester County
Boston
Wood
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Ferdinand P. Earle
Affinity
SAN Carlo
Signora Guglielmina Marchi
San Darlo Opera Company
Charlestown Pier
Corn Products Manufacturing Company
Gustav Stickley
Craftsman
West 34Th Street
Chicago Packers
Frisco
ST. Paul’s Alumni Ass’n
Roxbury
Walker
Bishop Lawrence
Panrer
Treereee
Stancys Hutton
EAOR
Suwlesience Deioden
Bod Elger
Wassaveligacnstenentenset
Graves
Maryland
Signa
Ture
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Hambourg
Mark Hambourg
Jordan Hall
Bach
Morse Bros
Prop’s
Canton
Mass
U.S.A
Nnk
H. P. Hood
Sds
Rutherford Ave
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