Palos World Fair Hall Displays Global Tea and Food Themed Observance
The Palos exhibition features center paintings of Columbus and Washington while the upper gallery shows flags from England to Greece. Highlights include a breakfast food fortress, a Japanese tea garden, a salt Moorish temple, and a Santa Maria made of gems. The home department, curated by Mrs. A Maynard Richardson and George A Botsford, hosts daily tea and dinner demonstrations and the grocers promote pure goods and fair profits.
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Palos
America
Washington
Delaware
Grand Hall
England
France
Germany
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Italy
Russia
Greece
Coast Fisheries
Montana
Santa Maria
Sumatra
Home Department
Art
A. Maynard Richardson
George A. Botsford
Carney Hospital nurses graduate in sixth class ceremony
Six graduates Catherine Carr Margaret Cahill Julia Hogan Helen Falvey Margaret Horigan Mary Blasins received diplomas at Carney Hospital training school for nurses in a ceremony attended by about 200. Dr Dwight of Harvard Medical School praised nurse training and the Sisters of Charity. The program featured musical numbers and colorful decorations organized by Drs Weller and Groll.
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Carney Hospital
Catherine Carr
Margaret Ann Cahill
Julia Annie Hogan
Helen Falvey
Margaret Horrigan
Mary Elizabeth Blasins
Dwight
Harvard Medical School
Order of the Sisters of Charity
St. Vincent de Paul
France
Sisters of Charity
Carney
Marietta Sherman Raymond
Mary BH
Alice McLaughlin
Mary Louise Crowley
Theresa F. Maginnis
Michael J. Dwyer
Mary A. O'Reilly
World's Food Fair Opens at Mechanics' Building
Boston hosts the Retail Grocers' Association World’s Fair at Mechanics' Building with 155 exhibitors. A 800-strong parade included Governor Greenhalge and Acting Mayor O'Brien, followed by formal opening and remarks from Albert Hersey and George Bond. The decoration shows patriotic banners and historic paintings.
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Mechanics
Boston
India Street
State
Washington
School
Beacon
State House
Park
Tremont
Winter
Boylston
Huntington Avenue
Mechanics’ Building
City Hall
Christopher F. O'Brien
Common Council
Greenhalge
O’brien
Naval Brigade
EB. M. Lafricain
W. H. Oakes
E. L. Browne
Aids
F. H. Haynes
John Brown
W.W. A. Cutter
George H. Givens
8. C. Royerson
M. L. King
J. J. Wall
Joseph Keith
S. Wicks
D. Ahern
William Christopher
William Sellers
Lewis Mahoney
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
A. Ww. Percey
East Boston
Lowell Retail Grocers’ Association
E. D. Old
Frederick Humphrey
Wosarriages
F. T. Greenhalge
Dalton
George H. Bond
Winslow Warren
Andrew J Owell
Christopher O’brien
Charles the Revere
Taerton
Nanatiant Food
Seation
Old Cole
Lowell
Grand Hall
Larricain
B. A. Horton
Sae
Albert W Hersey
Greenha Spest
Winslow W
Weshae
Hersey Ste
Pe Ee
Views on Rajputana women and notable literary wives
The piece critiques the status of native Rajputana women confined to the zenana and deprived of education, noting dehumanizing child guardianship. It then comments on Mrs. Oscar Wilde and Mrs. Rider Haggard as wives who influence their husbands through fashion, companionship, and support, ending with a Holmes quip about literary men and their wives.
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Rajputana
Oscar Wilde
Mrs. Rider Haggard
Mme. Blouet
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Jenness Miller Monthly
Mrs Kaufman's Diamonds in Legal Fight with Park Theatre Manager
Mrs Marie Louise Kaufman of New York files suit against John Stetson Park Theatre manager for $800 diamonds alleged converted and now locked in his strong box. The case to be heard at the next Superior Court session with details of pawn and proceeds tied to New York gambler Billy Hurst.
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Marie Louise Kaufman
New York
Metropolis
John Stetson
Park Theatre
Mr. Stetson
Andurst
Stetson
E. H. Hadley
Kaufman
Boston opens school for crippled children on Chambers Street
Happy fourteen children ages six to fourteen attend the new Boston school for crippled children in St. Andrew's parish house. Miss Mary M. Perry oversees daily sessions with meals provided and aim toward industrial training for self support, funded by subscriptions led by Frank Dumaresq.
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Boston
St. Andrew’s
Chambers Street
Mary M. Perry
Kidner
Frank Dumaresq
Broad Street
Augustus Hemenway, Jr
Joseph 8. Bigelow
Pierson Beebe
Joseph Bigelow
Augustus Thorndike
George Upham
E. H. Clement
E. G. Brackett
Beb. H. Bradford
Boston University Freshmen Meet Sparks Sophomore Pranks
Yesterday at Boston University the freshman class held its first meeting in the chapel with full sophomore turnout. Sophomores and seniors joined in, electing officers for class 98 while planning a ball game and cane rush, amid lively jeers and campus rivalry.
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Boston University
Dean Huntington
J. A. Bayley
Grant
Grover Cleveland
Bayley
Leonard
Perry
Stratton
Gifford
A. B. Gifford
Nellie Hill
Howe
Jackman
Philomathean
Vanderbilts Depart From Boston Quietly
The Vanderbilt family left Boston yesterday aboard the midnight Sun train to New York while the rest of the party boarded the 10 o clock Providence departure. They traveled in carriages to the depot and exited with understated decorum. The Post notes they were reticent to discuss their visit publicly.
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Vanderbilts
Boston
Cornelius
New York
Providence
Chan Ting Memorial Feasts At Mt Hope Cemetery Draw Crowds
The Chinese community held a Chan Ting memorial at Mt Hope Cemetery with hundreds of Chinamen in holiday garb. Foremost rites included joss sticks and prayer papers burning near the grave, roast pigs shared, and a Chinese Orchestra performance. A brush fire started by prayer flames caused a minor panic and a fire wagon response.
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Mt. Hope
Confucius
Chinatown
Is China a Purchaser
Providence reports the secretary of the Chinese legation in Washington arrived under a hotel registration amid rumors of arms sales to the Orient. The Hotchkiss Arms Company may have shipped Howell torpedoes through Hartford, with no U S law preventing sales to belligerents at peace, shipments made at the shipper's risk.
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Providence
Washington
Narragansett Hotel
C. F. Moore
Hotchkiss Arms Company
Orient
Hartford
Hotchkiss Company
Japanese Troops Reported Landed on Shang Tung Coast
The Times reports from Shanghai that circulation indicates 35,000 Japanese troops have landed along the Shang Tung coast between the Yellow River and Tientsin.
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London
the Times
Shanghai
Shang Tung
Yellow River
Tien Tsin
Allegheny Tanker Sunk in Delaware Bay Collision
The British steamer Allegheny was sunk at 4:45 AM after a collision with the Belgian Caucase sixty five miles below Philadelphia in the Delaware Bay. All thirty crew members were rescued by the tug Pione, and the Caucase continued to Calais.
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Philadelphia
Allegheny
Tucker
Bergen
Shipjohn Light
Delaware Bay
Calais
Pione
Pilot Church
Pioneer
Postmaster Burtis Bacon of Bemis Passes Away
Watertown resident Burtis Bacon died at his Wal tham street home after several weeks illness. A former Fitchburg railroad man, he served as station agent and postmaster at Bemis. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Bemis
Burtis Bacon
Watertown
Waltham Street
Bemis District
Fitchburg Railroad
Corbett Responds To Fitzsimmons In Defiant Challenge
James J. Corbett sent a reply declaring he won the world heavyweight title by facing every top opponent and plans to fight again then retire. He says he would not be guided by past rules, questions Fitzsimmons status, favors O Donnell as a better fighter, and offers 5000 to any reputable man if he refuses after O Donnell’s defeat.
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James J. Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Sullivan
O’donnell
London Bridge
Ana
Rory
Miss Parlor
Mrs Lincoln
Marion Harland
Universal Common Sense Cookery
Fitzsimmons Claims Heavyweight Challenge to Corbett
Fitzsimmons sent a letter to Corbett asserting his right to challenge for the world heavyweight title and posted $1000 forfeit with the New York Herald to cover within thirty days. If Corbett fails to cover, Fitzsimmons would claim the championship and defend it against all challengers. President Scholl of the Olympic Athletic Club in New Orleans denounced Corbett's role in O Donnell's challenge as unworthy of consideration.
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New York
Bob Fitzsimmons
Corbett
New York Herald
Fitzsimmons
Scholl
Olympic Athletic Club
New Orleans
O’donnell
Boston Beats Pottsville in Exciting League Showdown
Boston defeats Pottsville 16 to 10 before about 2000 fans at a Boston National League and Pottsville State League game. Stivetts Nichols and Ganzel vs Fox Diggins in a high scoring contest with 8 to 5 errors.
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Pottsville
Penn
Boston
Eesep Bie
Stivetts
Nichols
Ganzel
Fox
Diggins
Assaulted and Robbed on Hanover Street
William Simpson reports being assaulted by James Nolan at 12 40 this morning on Hanover street. Nolan allegedly robbed him of 2 70 in change and a pair of cuff buttons. Simpson’s cries drew a Division 1 officer who arrested Nolan, 38, of 42 Eastern avenue, on robbery charges.
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William Simpson
Hanover Street
James Nolan
Simpson
Division 1
Nolan
Eastern Avenue
Five dollar trip to Albany and rail line preview
A brief note promises a five dollar journey to Albany via ampacon and Albany Railroad traveling down the Hudson to New York with connections to Fall River and Boston. Starts October 9.
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Albany
Mpacon & Albany
Hudson
New York
Fall River
Boston
Orange salon reveals Grout marriage and divorce turmoil
W G Grout, 60, a key figure in Orange and New Home Sewing Machine affairs, has married Miss Elzira Reynolds, 32, out of state while his first wife seeks divorce in Massachusetts with a $100,000 attachment. Arizona divorce may be void. alimony for the real Mrs Grout and lingering questions over his whereabouts and winter plans in California.
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Orange
W. G. Grout
Elzira Reynolds
Orange and
Brockton
Massachusetts
Grout
Arizona
May Sherwin
Philadelphia
California
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John Duncan’s Sons
Crateful—Comfort Inc
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