Money Moon serial thrills readers with Europe trip hooks
The Money Moon by Jeffery Farnel moves through chapters three to five as George Bellew follows Sylvia Marchment to Europe, New York, and Newport society. The walking tour in Kent, a haycart ride, and Bellows uneasy love frame a light romantic serialized feature in the Post Magazine update.
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Army of Post
Jeffery Farnel
Sunday Post
Daily Post
Post
George Bellew
Sylvia
Europe
New York
Newport
Duke of Ryde
Bellew
London
Kent
Garden of
England
Foss Fights On State Issues At Boston Convention
Governor Foss campaigns on state issues with a Democratic platform unveiled at a nighttime meeting in Quincy House. The plank backs tariff reduction on free raw materials and foodstuffs with a possible addition on Canadian reciprocity. Foss says Canadians would back trade ties once annexation talks fade.
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Foss
Quincy House
Faneuil Hall
United States
Family seeks conservator for Cuban wealth holding mother funds
Elwood G. Wilson of Knoxville and his sister Estelle Ayers petitioned for a conservator for their mother Mrs. Sarah F. Wilson of Jamaica Plain. The 100 Robinwood Avenue resident is said to possess extensive gold coin holdings and to be of sound mind versus capability disputes.
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Elwood G. Wilson
Knoxville
Tenn
Estelle Ayers
Jamaica Plain
Sarah F. Wilson
Robinwood Avenue
Ethel Barrymore Taken Ill in South Bend
The actress Ethel Barrymore fell suddenly ill in South Bend Indiana and is in critical condition at the Oliver Hotel with threatened peritonitis. All engagements are cancelled for 10 days and she will be moved to a Chicago hospital when possible. She was to star in A Witness for the Defence at the Oliver Theatre tonight to a near capacity audience.
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South Bend
Ind
Ethel Barrymore
Oliver Hotel
Chicago
Barrymore
Oliver Theatre
Quiet Quincy House Meeting Reflects Peace Conference Mood
Governor Foss faced a small, unannounced crowd at Quincy House as no contest or band appeared. Mayor Fitzgerald noted the lack of a crowd and urged calm as suffragists Susan Fitzgerald and Margaret Foley sought a votes for women plank, which was not adopted. George Fred Williams authored the platform and candidates listed.
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Quincy House
Governor Foss
Fitzgerald
Foss
Susan Fitzgerald
Margaret Foley
Resolutions Committee
George Fred Williams
Lynn Man Sues for Lost Love
In Lynn on October 4 Dr. Harold A. Johnson of 70 Broadstreet sues Frederick A C Boyd electrical engineer formerly with General Electric for alienation of his wife's affections. Johnson seeks $30,000 and has attached Boyd's property to the claim.
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Lynn
Harold A. Johnson
Frederick A. C. Boyd
General Electric “Company
Lynn Society Figures In Dramatic Hotel Confrontation
Dr Johnson and engineer Boyd, both prominent Lynn figures, faced a dramatic dispute over a married affair. Johnson confronted Boyd at a Boston hotel after learning of the liaison with Mrs Johnson. Mrs Johnson and Boyd left the city. Johnson remained elsewhere after the incident.
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Lynn
Dr. Johnson
California
Broad Street
Boyd
Johnson
Boyd's
Boston
Baseball results and pennant note from today’s papers
National league scores show Boston 6 7 Philadelphia 3 1 in two games while New York 2 Brooklyn 8 Chicago 8 St Louis 2. American league results include Boston 6 New York eight innings Detroit 2 Cleveland 8 Detroit Chicago 14 St Louis 2 and Chicago 8 innings. Giants win pennant. Red Sox start last local baseball series today.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Giants
Red Sox
Tripoli Crumbles Under Terrific Italian Shelling
Djerba Tunisia Oct 4 Tripoli has been bombarded twice by the Italian fleet. The first shot was fired shortly after 3 oclock yesterday afternoon. Shelling resumed this morning after a quiet night with steady but slow fire from warships and forts. The French steamer Tafana transported a delegation including the French consul general M. Leon to the scene. Tafana was stopped by the cruiser Varese about 10 miles from Tripoli, which ordered her to return. A Varese boat approached the sightseeing steamer, which lingered over an hour near the blockaded town. From afar the white buildings of Tripoli were visible as operations unfolded before the watchers. The Varese officers noted the battle was delayed by Admiral Aubrey of the Italian fleet after a request from the Tripoli commander for another day.
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Djerba
Tunis
Tripoli
Tafana
M. Leon
Varese
Aubrey
Autumn Calendar Notes and Historic Annotations
The entry records solar and lunar timings for the day, the 278th day of the year, and notes autumn specifics. It lists anniversaries including Borianels Mass attacked by Indians in 1675 and Cheater A. Arthur born 182? with reference to the first cotton exposition in Atlanta in 1881.
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Borianels
Mass
Cheater A. Arthur
United States
Atlanta
Boston Area Forecast Sees Fair Skies With Cooler Breaks
Forecast calls for fair skies in Boston and vicinity with cooler temperatures on Friday and moderate to brisk westerly winds. New England wide, rain in eastern Maine precedes a cooler day Thursday, with fair conditions Friday and brisk to high west winds easing by Thursday night.
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Boston
New England
Maine
Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa
Yesterday's temperature readings noted by Thompson's Spa show 55, 51, 58 at 3 PM and 6 PM with an average of 50. A comparison to yesterday last year records 66 at 1 PM shows a cooler day.
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Thompson
Sisters in Poverty Die Together in South End Tenement
In a grim South End tenement, 71 year old Helen M. Sanborn died beside her 68 year old sister Mary A. Grove. The two aged sisters, descended from Revolutionary Colonel John Cash, had to sell furniture and endure eviction to keep a roof over their aging mother’s home. Both had worked as seamstress and leather worker to survive, attending church where their parents were once prominent members.
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Helen M. Sanborn
John Cash
Morgan Memorial
Mary
Mary Gr ‘Ove
Savoy Street
Savoy Place
Helen
Mary A. Grove
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