Loved Husband Who Hated Her in Alice Brown Novel
Review of Margaret Warrener notes two central figures Laura Neale a ruthlesspursuit hustler and Margaret the steadfast wife. Laura schemes for money and social advantage while Margaret endures her husband Warrener s flaws yet remains loyal. The piece praises Brown s casting vivid Boston characters and acknowledges Rosalynde Lovers and Bowen Merrill publications.
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Alice Brown
Boston
Margaret Warrener
Laura Neale
Becky Sharp
Margaret
Latra
Bulletin
Laura
Warrenner
Warrener
State House
Golden Dome
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Park Street
Mr Pidgin As A Prophet In Blennerhassett Tale Explanation
Charles F Pidgin the novelist relays a peculiar story linked to Professor Gorham s experiments at Province town about extracting light from decayed meat to photograph laboratory apparatus An anecdote from Blennerhassett s island in the Ohio River features Frederic Bryk and Mrs Blennerhassett as they debate candles theft and a failed meat based substitute the tale notes a century of delay due to fishes consuming the meat
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Charles F. Pidgin
Gorham
Provincetown
Brown University
Mr. Pidgin
Blennerhassett
R. Pidgin
Blennerhasyr/s
Ohio River
Frederic Bryk
William
Marietta
Author of Old Vincennes and Rosalynde’s Lovers
The article notes Maurice Thompson, author of the source novel for the play Alice of Old Vincennes, had just finished another story for magazine publication when illness caused his death last year. It highlights his two major long works, Alice and Rosalynde’s Lovers, with a brief description of Rosalynde’s Indiana setting and a prince in disguise who rides a bicycle amid a storm.
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Theatregoere
Miss Harned
Old Vincennes
Maurice Thompson
Alice
Rosalynde
Best Selling Six Books Lists and Points System
The piece outlines a rating method assigning six points for first place down to one point for sixth place, calculating an average total up to 42. It then lists several publishers and their top six titles, including authors like Truth Dexter, Lives of the Hunted, The Cavalier, Sir Richard Calmody, D'ri and I, The Right of Way, and Lazarre among others. Names of publishers such as Old Corner Bookstore and Houghton & Dutton appear with varying title orders.
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Dexter
Sir Richard Calmody
D'ri and I
Houghton & Dutton
DE Wolfe, Fiske & CO
Richard Calmody
Kim
the Cavalier
Jordan, Marsh Company
Truth Dexter
D'rit and I
Blennerhassett
K. H. White Company
D'r and I.S
Books in brief from local stores and authors
W O Fuller's What Happened to Wigglesworth tops the store’s list with E D Allen of Dorchester illustrating. Gilbert Parker sails to New York from Liverpool. Haggard’s She Stands Alone is out sold. John Habberton writes a tale of a town and a locomotive wheels turning as the railroad comes through in Caleb Wright.
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W. O. Fuller
Wigglesworth
E. D. Allen
Dorchester
Gilbert Parker
M. P
Liverpool
New York
Haggard
Mark Ashton
Pontius Pilate
Helen
John Habberton
Caleb Wright
Cornell Penn score corrected to 23 to 6
Philadelphia report clarifies the official football score from yesterday's Cornell vs Pennsylvania game as 23 to 6 not 24 to 6. An attempted goal after the last touchdown was close and later ruled not successful, with the score board error reported later.
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Philadelphia
Violets Lift My Spirit In Quiet Fragrant Longing
A poet recalls violets pressed to the face, breathing their haunting scent that calms the weary heart. The verse links the bloom to grace, memory, and a devotion that kneels before an idealized beloved.
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Chrismas
Flight of a Leonid Seen at Harvard Observatory
A Harvard Observatory analysis of the last Leonid shower reports nearly 100 photographs taken as about 600 meteors fell. Three trails in several photos help locate the probable radiant origin, supporting the idea meteors descend from a common point. Parallax observations from distance may allow height estimation of the radiant.
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Harvard Observatory
Colon Surrender Ends Liberal Resistance in Colombia
At Colon the Liberal troops surrendered to Captain Perry of the Iowa with Brit and French observers present. General Alban and Senor de la Rosa formalized the transfer, guaranteeing life and liberty for Liberals who laid down arms. The move followed a conference aboard the Marietta and involved naval guards, consuls, and crowd support as ships and troops stood in Colon harbor.
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Colon
Colombia
United States
Marietta
Tribune
Suchet
McCrea
Machias
Perry
Iowa
Alban and
Jeffries
Senor de la Rosa
Liberal Party
General Alban
Panama
Domingo Mdlaz
Lombian
Alban
de la Rosa
Mrs. Roosevelt Gift for Boston Church Fair
Mrs. Roosevelt sent a delicate handkerchief with her card to St. Paul’s Baptist Church in Boston to aid its debt relief fair. Rev. Simon C. P. Drew says the item will likely raise at least $10, with proceeds from Dec 2 to Dec 24. The gift, received in Boston from Washington, underscores Roosevelt’s support after dining with Booker T. Washington.
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White House
Booker T. Washington
Simon C. P. Drew
Drew
Tremont
Camden Streets
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Colombians Fear Americans on Isthmus After Order Restored
Washington reports that with restored order and open traffic on the Isthmus of Panama the Navy Department may withdraw some warships. It is likely one ship will be pulled from each side, though officials warn against rapid reduction as the Liberal surrender may not end the Colombian conflict.
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Washington
Panama
Navy Department
United States
Colombia
Signs of unrest threaten Isthmus amid US marine stance
Reports from the isthmus indicate rising unease among Colombians as insurgent strength grows at other points. Iowa may head to Talecapano after withdrawal while Machias is relieved and brought north. Officials disclose rumors of a prolonged American presence, but Panama and Washington confirm the occupation is imaginary and that forces will depart once traffic is kept open.
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Iowa
Talecapano
Machias
United States
Panama
Washington
Ban Righ Seafaring Armament Rumors Stir Naval News
The steamer Ban Righ, arrival Nov 27 from London, sailed today bound for Colon. A Colombian consul claims the ship carried arms and ammunition not destined for Colombia. London customs had investigated and released the ship after suspicions of munitions for the Liberal faction. Antwerp dispatch dated Nov 27 mentions 4000 cases of cartridges rifles machine guns and chemicals aboard.
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Antwifrp. Navy
Ban Righ
London
Colon
Co'umoe
de Ban Rich
Antwerp
Ban Rich
East Boston Plans World’s Largest Grain Elevator
East Boston will host what is described as the greatest grain elevator, with a 2,000,000 bushel capacity, to be built on the Boston & Albany rail property facing Marginal Street. The project will require removing two track lines as the facility spans Haynes to Lamson streets toward the waterfront, starting operations January 1. The dock area has been dredged, Pier No. 1 timbered and ready, and a brick warehouse on eight floors of 30,800 square feet per level is nearing completion.
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Haynes
Lamson
Boston & Albany
East
Boston
Brockton Couple 10 Succeed Miss Stone
A Brockton couple, newlyweds Rev. Leroy F. Ostrander and Mary I. Roys, plan a honeymoon in Bulgaria to continue Miss Stone’s Bulgarian mission. They sail from Boston December 4 on the New England, unafraid and certain it is their duty. The Porter Congregational Church has raised funds and will bid them farewell, praying for safety.
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Brockton
Navy
Miss Stone
America
Leroy F. Ostrander
Porter Congregational Church
Boston
New England
Samakov
Bulgaria
Mrs. Ostrander
Tion
Troy Theological School
Constantinople
American Board of Foreign Missions
Mr. Ostrander
Younges
Miss Boys
Ostrander
Love Affair Foils $2,500,000 Bequest in Will Case
Miss Fannie Rayne McComb plans to marry Philadelphia artist Lewis Herzog, risking about 2.5 million dollars in her father James J. McComb’s will. The codicil grants her an annuity of 15,000 yearly only while she lives, with 200,000 to her children at death, unless she marries Herzog. The match prompts a potential legal challenge to the will.
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New York
Miss McComb
Herzog
Ardsley
McComb
Estherwood
James J. McComb
Fanny
Lewis Herzog
Blame Placed as Inquest Opens on Detroit Wreck
Coroner Hamilton opened an inquest into the Detroit railway disaster as train orders and crew actions came under scrutiny. Witnesses testified on the passing orders for No 4 and No 13 at Seneca and Sand Creek, with engineer and conductor explanations amid reports of 80 or more lives lost and 75 Italians among the deaths.
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Detroit
Mich
Hamilton
Harvey O. Mann
Montpelier
Continental Limited
Seneca
Martin
G. J. Martin
Strong
Sand Creek
Tony
Burns
Thomas M. Moran
Detroit River
Canada
Greatwestern
Moran
Wabash Railroad
Peru
Ind
Vaccination Station Close After Successful Boston Post Drive
Dr Pettigrew reports the Boston Post vaccination station drew enormous crowds over three days, vaccinating 3800 people. He credits Dr Luther Hodgdon and three assistants, notes the building’s tenants forced its closure, and invites patients to his Pelham Building office for follow up and vaccination certificates.
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FR. A. Grazier
The
Post
Boston Post
Luther A. Hodgdon
Post Station
Pelham
R. R. Pettigrew
M. D
Salem Mayor Hurley Addresses Rally for Re election
Salem Nov 29 Mayor John W Hurley spoke to a crowd of about 2600 at Cadets Armory outlining his platform. He urged enforcement of laws, public works reform, open reporting, salaries tied to service, and abolition of secret sessions. He defended his record and called for a capable nonpartisan board of aldermen and tax fairness.
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Salem
John W. Hurley
Cadets
Armory
Francis M. Ricker
Alfred G. Pellitier
Hurley
Board of Public Works
Board of Health
Ade
Board of Aldermen
Aldermen
Durgin urges vaccination amid smallpox cases
Fight cases of smallpox were reported by the Board of Health yesterday. Dr Durgin says 70,000 city vaccinations are far below what is needed and that every person in the city should be vaccinated. The daily reports list several cases from 9 am Thursday to 9 am yesterday including ages and occupations across Dorchester Roxbury and Brighton.
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Board of Health
Durgin
Laeconia Street
Worcester Square
Oakley Street
Dorchester
East Newton Street
City
Westford Street
Brighton
Dorchester Avenue
Chadwick Street
Roxbury
First smallpox case reported in Gloucester
Gloucester records the city’s first smallpox case with fisherman Donald McDonald found to have a well defined infection. The notice confirms an active outbreak in the area and identifies the patient by name and occupation.
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Gloucester
Donald McDonald
Sometimes at Night Poem From Smart Set
A poem text reflecting yearning and loneliness, describing night scenes, moonlight, and longing for a loved one. The narrator contrasts night’s quiet with daily bustle and emotional ache, ending with a hopeful image of the beloved’s eyes guiding the soul.
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Tory Lover
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Wiley Cameron
H. B
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Campbell
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Cornell
Pennsylvania
Violets
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Halsid Drag Co
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Washington St
F. H. Putnam
School St
C. F. Eaton
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