10 Per Cent Advance At Fall River Mills
Mr M C D Borden announces a 10 percent wage increase for operatives at the Iron Works Mills Fall River effective after December 4 date. The action independent of the Manufacturers Association pushes other mills to follow and signals cotton industry improvement. The move is described as a substantial Thanksgiving contribution to workers and local citizens.
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M. C. D. Borden
Fall River
Borden
Manufacturers’ Association
Harper Brothers Reforms Under Colonel Harvey
The Harper & Brothers publishing house carries five and a half million dollars in liabilities but remains a leading name in American publishing. Colonel George B. M. Harvey reforms advertising by placing page ads in the New York World and Journal to broaden public support and revive profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. M. Harvey
Harper & Bros
United States
Harvey
House of Harper & Bros
Colonel Harvey
House
Harpers
New York World and Journal
Thanksgiving Day Across Oceans in a Global Celebration
The New England festival is observed widely from Luzon and Panay to Cuba and Guam with Marines joining in. Back home it remains a family gathering, though religious services decline. charitable acts and benevolence become the day’s defining practical religion.
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New England
Luzon
Panay
Cuba
Porto Rico
mid-Pacific
Guam
Charlestown
Hawaii
Round Globe
No Charge for This Suggestion on Dewey Arch Funds
The writer criticizes slow funding for the New York Dewey arch project and proposes a practical plan. He asks major commercial houses to donate net profits from one day's trade to the arch fund, noting many firms earn substantial daily profits. The Post suggests Boston would have completed the arch with this method.
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New York
the Post
Boston
Strategic blunder by Boston Board of Strategy in alderman race
The article denounces the so-called Democratic Board of Strategy for opposing Alderman David Barry's renomination. It argues the board harmed city interests by nominating a weaker candidate and urges voters to support Barry to convey a gentle, nonviolent hint that the board is not omnipotent.
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Democratic Board of Strategy
David ¥. Barry
Board of Strategy
Barry
Boston
General P A Collins Accepts Democratic Nomination for Boston Mayor
General P A Collins writes a sincere letter accepting the Democratic nomination. He pledges to serve honestly and diligently if elected, with no promises on policy or obligations to any faction, and asserts complete independence in city government. The public is urged to trust his frank pledge and confidence in his character.
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P. A. Collins
Boston
Collins
Collins for Boston Mayor Aims Nonpartisan Governance
The letter urges General Collins to assume the Boston mayoralty free of personal or factional influence. It argues he should win a strong full-party majority to ensure supportive backing and a politics free administration focused on public welfare.
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Collins
Boston
Scenery stock sale at Boston Museum and town notes
The Observant Citizen notes decades of scenery moving to a back door disposal at the Boston Museum in Court Square. Tom Lawson buys three horses in New York for $5000 as he builds a growing herd. A Thanksgiving banquet in Portland follows Perry Hale’s safe Yale football return. Lexington eyes a Concord to Bedford electric railway route.
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Boston Museum
Court Square
Tom Lawson
New York
Lawson
Portland
Conn
Asaph H. Hale
Methodist
Perry Hale
Yale Centre
Yale
Lexington
Bedford
Concord
P. Revere
Forbidden Love Across War’s Tide
Nell Hamilton and Hal meet in a shaded riverbank as the Civil War divides them. Nell’s fierce pride against Union soldiers clashes with Hal’s vows, leading to heartbreak, loss, and a later reunion that tests memory and loyalty.
Collins Harmony Returns in Roxbury Campaign
The Ward 17 Democratic Club reconciles after splits, endorsing General Collins for Mayor and supporting Daniel C. Casey for Alderman. Local figures including McCarthy and Murphy weigh in as factions prepare for a big vote across Roxbury South Boston and adjacent wards with ballot law questions pending.
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Timothy L. Connolly
Connolly
General Collins
John R. Murphy
Timothy B. McCarthy
Daniel C. Casey
South
Boston
J. J. McNamara
Senator Gallivan
Bresnahan
William 8. McNary
Norton
Collins
John. R. Murphy
Post
Lee
Barry
Parmenter
Municipal Court
Messrs. Pearson
Sanger
McDonough
Donovan
Board of Aldermen
East Boston
Charlestown
North End
South Boston
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
A Dream of the Rose and the Nightingale
A fragment from a poem describing a dream on an autumn bed of gold and red leaves. The nightingale reproaches the rose of June as moonlight glints on rose and lily and a whispered dialogue hints at love and longing. Atheneum edition.
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Hlytor T. Rose
Atheneum
Daily Table Menu Suggestions and Recipe Fragments
A cluttered list of menu items including Grapes Bananas Crushed Qats Bottled Rump Steak and Scalloped Oysters with scattered recipe notes. It mentions Custard Pie Four eggs one quart milk and sugar and provides rough cooking steps for rolled tomatoes and buttered potato dishes. Cross Cambridge Street Wilheecs.
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CROSS
Cambridge ‘Etreet
Death of Retired Sea Captain in Belfast
Joseph B., aged years, a retired sea captain, died in Belfast on Sunday afternoon of heart failure after a long illness. He had operated in Webb County for many years. A widow, son and daughter survive him.
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Belfast
Joseph
Webb County
Hickory Club Endorses General Collins and Democratic Ticket
At the Hickory Club Ward 19 meeting, Thomas H. Dowd urged endorsing General P A Collins. The motion, seconded by William L. Mooney and supported by James McQueeny Michael J O'Brien and others, carried as the club backs Collins and the entire Democratic ticket. Ambrose Woods presided.
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Hickory Club
P. A. Collins
Thomas H. Dowd
Collins
William L. Mooney
James McQueeny
Michael J. O’brien
William O'S. Hennigan
James J. Slattery
John R. Murphy
Patrick A. Collins
Ambrose Woods
Felops Fables Royston Crow Stratagem and Charity
A Royston crow cannot break a mussel shell by force so a carrion crow advises scaling the air and dropping onto a rock. The shell breaks but the crow in flight secures the fish while the other remains grounded. The moral states charity begins at home and most kindness is for personal gain.
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Royston
Carrion-Crow
Boystoner
Ney Gay
Editors' Spectacles on National Tone and Politics
A collection of quotations from regional papers commenting on national mood and figures. The excerpts praise the navy, discuss presidential prospects, party dynamics, and reactions to protectionism and leadership, reflecting early 20th century editorial attitudes.
Odd Bits of News Recap of Historic Facts
Brief roundup noting British history since Crimea. Includes London water conduits in James I era, France telegraph under government, 112 towns with telephones serving 6 million outside Paris, Indiana tax deduction law, and the Alhambra’s origins and size.
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Great Britain
London
France
Paris
Indiana
Lomes
Alhambra
Spain
Hart plans Thanksgiving campaign push and broadside on debts
The Hon. Thomas N. Hart will host Thanksgiving at Commonwealth avenue with friends and finish a critical letter on municipal indebtedness aimed at a public release Saturday. Republicans mobilize with rallies in all wards, back Hart in Dorchester, and seek funds and color vote support ahead of the city elections.
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Thomas N. Hart
Commonwealth Avenue
Accentance
Hart
Sanford
Dorchester
Curtis
Lott
Swallow
Ginger
Bates
Ward 12
City Committee
Jesse M. Gove
East
Bates Exceeds Crane In Gubernatorial Vote Surprise Shifts
In Republican circles the official tally shows Speaker Bates with 172,205 votes for Lieutenant Governor and 168,902 for Governor. Crane trails by 33,083 votes. Attorney General Knowlton, second only to the top two, drew strong union opposition.
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Speaker Bates
Crane
Knowlton
Men of Many Callings and Royal Circles
A survey of notable figures and events includes the German Crown Prince reaching age 21 and opening an establishment at Potsdam. Dr Arthur C Duffy studies cancer and tuberculosis in America. Henderson to receive a rosewood gavel from Manila’s Reina Christina. Carducci ill. We Ting Fang first English speaking Chinese minister. Father O Connell is the wealthiest Roman Catholic leader in America. Dom Antonio Barroso rumored to wear a beard. Merry del Val named president of a noble lineage priests academy. King Alexander I of Servia described as the poorest European potentate. Milan squandered inherited fortune. Leo XIII long in priesthood and hierarchy. New St Louis public school named for Eugene Field. Morley and Chamberlain remain bitter foes yet personally close.
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Germany
Old Castle
Potsdam
Arthur C. Duffy
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ireland
America
Henderson
Iowa
Congress
Manila
Montojo
Carducci
Ting Fang
Father O’connell
North American College
Dom Antonio Barroso
Oporto
Europe
Merry del Val
Pontifical Academy
Servia
Alexander I
Milan
Milosch
Leo XIII
St. Louis
Eugene Field
John Morley
Joseph Chamberlain
Noted Women Reach Distinct Roles Across Professions
Miss May Thorne a lecturer on medicine at the London School of Medicine for Women and appointed vaccination teacher by the local government board. Mrs Ellen M Herrobin speaks fluent languages with a flawless accent. Mrs Louisa J Cabell of Lowell acts as justice of the peace and runs a farm and express business. Mrs John M Thurston described as tall and graceful with blue hinted eyes and a Wellesley graduate. Miss Birdie Baum a freight agent for the Wabash railroad. The Princess of Wales, in Aberdeen shire, has arrived at Sandringham for the winter. the Duke and Duchess of Fife accompany her.
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May Thorne
London School of Medicine For
Ellen M. Herrotin
General Petoration of Women’s Clubs
Louisa J. Cabel
Lowell
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
William J. Purman
Congress
Tallahassee
Wla
Wellesley
Birdie Baum
Columbia
Wabash Railroad
Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of Fife
Aberdeenshire
Sandringham
Duke
Duchess of Fife
Treasury extends bond purchase window through December
Washington November 2 The Secretary for the Treasury extended the window to buy bonds under his recent offer to include December 23. The move broadens participation and gives investors more time to respond to the government program.
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Washington
Recital by Ray Fines Delights Audience at Hall
Ray Fines presented a recital featuring Brahms Foote Mac Bowell Yates and Rubinstein with works by Richard Strauss Damrosch Franz and Techaikowsky. Miss Downer Eaton accompanied expertly in the performance at F Hall.
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Ray Fines
Ovens
Wrerpert F Hall
Downer Haton
Fines
Brahms
Foote
Mac Bowell Yates
Orak
Rubinstein
Richard Strauss
Damrosch
Franz and
Techaikowsky
Downer Eaton
J James Tissot Retrospective At American Art Association
The American Art Association hosts a Tissot collection of about 400 works from oils to pen and ink sketches. The show traces the artist's life of Jesus from a vision at St Sulpice to Palestine research, with major pieces including the Wise Men Journeying to Bethlehem and portraits of Christ. The exhibit runs until December 24.
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Old Park Square
American Art Association
J. James Tissot
Modern
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Christ
Jesus
Paris
St. Sulpice
Tissot
Palestine
Sacred Land
Quips and Bits from 19th Century Punch Lines
A collage of jokes and witticisms from various magazines and newspapers, featuring flirtations, success, and absurd misunderstandings. Notable snippets include a pugilist remark on success, a caregiver quip about constitution, a roast of Mrs. Gabbleton, and a highway of humorous misreads about jail, automobiles, insomnia, Christmas wants, and family quarrels.
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Detroit Journal
Hoen
Gabbleton
Puck
Roany
Harper’s Bazar
Harlem
Tommy
Baby
Ben
Platen
Prodigal Son Theme in Modernized Biblical Art Show
A description of a multi canvas series on the Prodigal Son with scenes from home to return, plus extensive Biblical art works including Holy Week watercolors and portraits of Christ youth, illustrating the ministry of Christ and the infancy of Jesus in detailed tableaux.
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Lem
Mount of Olives
Holy Land
Christ
Matethew
Jesus
Mary
Joseph
Simeon
Boston Exhibit Accepted for Paris Exposition Paintings
Boston artists submit twenty seven works to a national jury for Paris Exposition. Oils by Vinton Tarbell Woodbury Hayden Davis Gallison. watercolors by Sears Gallagher. pastels by Whitman Sears. Additional works sent directly by Woodbury Camp and others. Dead Boston painters may be included. Eight US pictures ranked into three grades for selection. first two to Paris. third to be reviewed for vacancies. Catalog possible after New York photography.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Frederick P. Vinton
Alanson W. Beard
Edmund Co. Tarbell
Charles H. Woodbury
H. H. Gallison
Charles H. Hayden
Charles H. Davis
Sears Gallagher
Sarah W. Whitman
Perte
Niagara
New York
Still Up It Gies Boston Post Sales in Lawrence
Fragmented OCR shows sales figures for the Boston Post in Lawrence with totals, averages, and device-like line items. Names include T. H. Kelvey & Son of Lawrence and scattered numbers 25 00 R52 BAT and 15 82, with multiple totals such as 233,595 and 31,520.
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Boston Post
Lawrence
T. H. Kelvey
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