Grand Food and Health Exposition Opens Monday in Mechanics Hall
A thousand colorful booths rise in Mechanics Building for a Food and Health Exposition under the Boston Retail Grocers Association. Prominent guests include Governor Russell and Mayor Matthews. Exhibits feature Walter Baker Cocoa, Chase & Sanborn teas, Cobb Bates & Yerxa grocers, and a Japanese tea house with samples. Visitors may taste cocoa, teas, chocolates, breads, and sauces, with a grand windmill display and a cornered windmill brand ad. A daily official paper will publish programs as the event runs.
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Mechanics’ Building
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James A. Litchfield
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J. W. Hamilton
Ew England
New England
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Boston
Germania
Reeves
Marion Osgood
A. H. Knoll
Marie McNeil
Massachusetts
Chase & Sanborn
Walter Baker & Co
White House
Exhibits
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
Galpec
Eoctten
Howard W. Spurr & Co
Chicago
Spurr
Revere
A. O. Wilbur & Sons
Cocoa Theta
Japan
Formosa
Howard W. Spurr Specialty Co
N. K. Fairbank & Co
Union Oil Company
Providence
K. l
Cobb, Aldrich & Co
Sue Pa
Standard
1 & Fuel Company
Bunker Hill
Skilton, Foote & Co
American Cereal Company
J. L. Prescott & Co
Stickney & Poor
National Pure Food Company
Thomas Jana & Co
Commercial
Clinton Streets
Condensed Milk Company
W. F. Schmidt
Royal Baking Powder
Armour & Co
Nash, Whiton & Co
The
Pure Baking Company
Huckins Soup
Hecker’s
John A. Andrews & Co
Cowdrey’s Soups
Johnson’s
Educator Food Company
United States Baking Company
D.& L. Slade Company
Spices
van Houten & Zoon
Japanese Tea House
Mellins Food
Edward Dewson
George W. Beardsley Piano Company
Kroeger
Fleischmann & Co
Exhibition Hall
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Harvard at Play and First Football Game Highlight Yale Preview
Harvard hosts the ninth Intercollegiate Tennis Association tournament at New Haven Lawn and Yard Club starting Monday Oct 13 with top contenders from Yale Penn Cornell Princeton Dartmouth Brown Trinity entering. Harvard's Hovey Wrenn pair lead doubles while Parker Lee Larnard McCormick Gunnison Jones Mallory among others expected. In football Harvard opens against Dartmouth at Cambridge with Trafford likely captaining a strong backfield and White favored at halfback after a solid practice showing.
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New Haven
C.T. Lee
University of Pennsylvania
W. A. Larnard
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EK. P. McMullen
Columbia
G. P. Herrick
W. K. Johnson
H. M. McCormick
Princeton
W. Gunnison
Dartmouth
J. E. D. Jones
Brown
R. P. Mallory
Trinity
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Herrick
Harvard
Cambridge
New York
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Newell
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Rantoul
Vail
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Shea
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Miller
Burgess
Lake
M. White
White
The Real New South Address At Southern Exposition
Octavius Cohen, managing editor of the Charleston World, spoke at the Southern Exposition opening in Ravernen NC. He urged education for all and argued for interracial progress within defined political roles, condemning Reconstruction excess and urging economic vitality through learning and outdoor work.
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Second Cousin of Mrs Searles appears in will case
Salem October 2 Special to the Post Another appearance was this morning entered for a new contestant of the will of the late Mary F Searles of Methuen Wells Monroe and Lee of Los Angeles entering an appearance for Mrs Maria E Bressee who claims to be a second cousin of the decedent.
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Salem
the Post
Mary F
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Wells, Monroe & Lee
Los Angeles
Maria E. Bressee
English cricketers defeat Philadelphians by four wickets
In Philadelphia on Oct 2 the English XI beat the Philadelphians by four wickets after Philly scored 56 in their first innings to the visitors 82. The match featured a late Philadelphian rally with Scott 31 and Welch 28, and England reached 74 for four before Key 17 not out and Throwley secured the 95 run win with 13 needed.
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Harvard University Calendar Opens with Spiritual and Academic Events
On Sunday at Appleton Chapel, 7:30 p.m., Harvard begins its religious year with sermons and addresses by D G Lyon Brooke Herford Phillips Brooks Leighton Parks and C C Everett D D The calendar lists a Sunday service and Monday through Thursday scholarly events including a Jewish conference a faculty meeting an English oral debate on the McKinley bill as a detriment to American industry.
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The Fighter Actor in Hard Luck
Australian papers report that John L. Sullivan's theatrical tour of the colonies failed. The company, stranded after arrival on the Monowai, awaits remittances from America for return passage.
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Sydney
John L. Sullivan
America
Salembody Man Killed By Train In Morning Accident
Salem October 2 Herbert L Gambler of Pea body about 27 was killed by a train arriving at 8 40 pm He stood on the platform of the forward car as the train neared the station slipped and was cut in two He was rushed to the hospital but died shortly after arrival.
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Herbert L. Gambler
Peabody
Unitarian Club Meeting Sets October Talk at Vendome
The October gathering of the Unitarian Club will convene at the Vendome on Wednesday evening October 7. The topic is Our Recent National Conference with speakers Rev Richard Armstrong of Liverpool preacher to the conference Rev Messrs Edward Everett Hale Grindal Reynolds Charles G Ames and others addressing the meeting.
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the Vendome
Richard Armstrong
Liverpool
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Edward Everett Hale
Grindal Reynolds
Charles G. Ames
People's Party Rally Set for Faneuil Hall
The People's party will stage its first rally on Wednesday night in Faneuil Hall with speeches by Edward Bellamy E Moody Boynton William J Shields Henry Lemon and others. Special cars will operate from Lynn where many supporters will travel to attend the meeting.
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Faneuil Hall
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Gladstone’s Visit Highlights Liberal Resolve in Newcastle
The Liberal leader Mr. Gladstone arrived in Newcastle with a welcoming crowd. He addressed 4000 at the Tyneside Theatre, declaring confidence in Liberal aims, urging parliamentary reforms, criticizing arreas under the Tory government, and advocating temperance, Welsh and Scottish disestablishment, and reform of the House of Lords. The Liberal Congress also met, endorsing local option, repeal of primogeniture and entail, enfranchisement of leaseholders, and disestablishment of the Church of Scotland.
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Mills Sets New End to End Bicycle Record
English champion G P Mills extends his Land's End to John O Groats record riding a pneumatic safety bicycle in four days four hours and fifteen minutes beating his previous mark by twenty one hours.
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G. P. Mills
Land’s End
John O’groat
Mills
Italian attacker Scarano arrested in Chicago
Antonio Scarano, the Italian who criminally assaulted a 13 year old girl on a Needham road in June, was captured in Chicago yesterday and will be tried at the next term of the Superior Criminal Court in Dedham.
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Dedham
Antonio Scarano
Needham
Superior Criminal Court
Public Bequests in Swasey Will Probate
Salem October 2. Special to the Post. The will of the late Conner B Swasey of Salem filed for probate leaves legacies to various congregations and individuals. The document outlines specific bequests and terms, reflecting the deceased's final wishes and the probate process begins to determine their execution.
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Conner B. Swasey
See
Beo Anaes
Congregation
Bur of
Leonel
Nance Oldfield on Stage at Hollis Street Theatre
Boston reviewers praise Rose Coghlan in a concise one act adaptation of Nance Oldfield from a Kipling style story. The cast includes John M. Sullivan Thomas Whiffen and Helen Russell. Coghlan’s performance is highlighted as best in some time, with strong line delivery and restrained emotion.
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Charles Reade
Boston
Hollis Street Theatre
Kipling and
Harris
Rose Coghlan
Dorothy
Miss Corhlan
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Miss Coghlan
John
Sullivan
Thomas Whiffen
Helen Russell
Variety of Boston Theatres Next Week With Big Name Acts
Boston theatregoers will find a lively week with Park, Boston, Tremont, Globe and Museum houses offering changes and premieres. Stuart Robson performs She Stoops to Conquer at Tremont. Mile. Rhea stars in Judith at Globe while Margaret Mather debuts Romeo and Juliet at the Globe lineup. The Old Homestead continues to draw at Boston Theatre, and The Schoolmistress a new Pinero farce heads to the Museum. Margaret Mather's repertoire includes Leah the Forsaken and Medea among others. Sarah Bernhardt and Matinee plans ripple through New York as Lottie Gilman and others headline. A coming joint appearance by Frederick Warde and Louis James is teased for next season with the Museum company in Boston.
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Park Theatre
Boston Theatre
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Conauer
Tremont Theatre
Mile
Rhea
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Judith
Globe Theatre
Margaret Mather
Mr. Otis Skinner
Romeo
Arthur W
Pinero
EK. L. Davenport
Archibald Rankling
George C. Boniface
John "Mallory
Charles Barron
Saunders
Veeeveses
Junius B. Booth
Chationis
Otto Bernstein
Desea
James Burrows
Sogftay
Franklin Hallett Goff
Eadward Wade
Myelyn Campbell
Gwendoline Hawkins
Agnes Acres
Ermyntrude
Henrietta
Mr. Robson
Bertie the Lamb
Lyceum Theatre
Charles Reade
Nance Oldfield
Leah the Forsaken
Lyons
Medea
Mme. Ristori
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Frank Blair
Edward Favor
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Louis James
Henry Guy Carleton
Memnon
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Riddle reads in Cambridge mark thousandth public reading
A long review notes Mr. Riddle completed his thousandth public reading with a Boston Cambridge tour. New England shows accounted for one third of his work, praising The County Fair and Annie Blanche Taggs, plus theater plans across Boston in coming weeks.
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New Volume of Talleyrand Memoirs Reviewed in Detail
The third volume recounts Talleyrand’s addendum on the Duc d Enghien affair and alleged plots against Napoleon. It covers his defense against Maubreuil’s charges, Vienna Congress notes, and the Bourbon Restoration with sharp commentary on Wellington and Madame de Luven.
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Sire
Allevrand
France
Bray
Taileyrand
Memoirs of the Prince de Talleyrand Vol II in 19th century France
Excerpt notes a 1830 revolution and a return for the good of France. Publication details list Duc de Broglie editor and notes, Mrs. Angus Hall translation, introduction by Whitelaw Reid, G. P. Putnam's Sons. New York edition priced at $2.50.
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Prince de Talleyrand
Duc de Broglie
French Academy
Angus Hall
Whitelaw Rein
New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
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