New York store opening promises world class woolens
A Boston based woolen house announces its New York showroom will open tomorrow after delays. The store occupies two floors in a premier property and will showcase the finest woolens with direct mill stock. The owner cites centralized Boston operations enabling competitive pricing on suits and coats.
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Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Romance of wealth and betrayal frames murder trial
The Patterson murder case in Denver unfolds a tale of a Paris educated girl Gertrude Gibson Patterson who rose from a Missouri town to luxury with Emil Strauss of Chicago. His wealth funded her studies while she later marries Patterson. Confession reveals past deceit as she faced his illness and poverty and contemplated a return to Strauss for money.
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Gertrude Gibson Patterson
Charles A. Patterson
Emil Strauss
Chicago
Gerarde Gibson
Missouri
Paris
Strauss
Gertrude Gibson
Patterson
Englewood
Middle West
Los Angeles
Mount Carmel
Sea End
Tess
d’Urbervillés
Thomas Hardy
Als
Ife
Central Savings Bank
Conductor's Refusal Costs Boston Elevated $500
A jury awarded Samuel Schofield of Dorchester $500 after a conductor on a Dudley Street car refused a torn transfer check and ordered him from the car. Schofield, a painter, walked home to Dorchester and later required medical care for injuries from the ejectment. Attorney Joseph F. O'Connell of Dorchester represented him.
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Pasenger
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Suffolk Superior Court
Samuel Fr. S Chofield
Annabel Street
Dorchester
Schofield
Allston
Train collision on Pennsylvania Railroad injures none
The New York day express on the Pennsylvania Railroad collided with a freight wreck at Ryde, 77 miles west of Harrisburg, but as the train was running slowly, no one was injured.
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New York Day Express
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ryde
Here
Heat in climate to blame for rising living costs says professor
Professor Ernest Gibson of the University of Bristol argues that a uniform temperate climate will push living costs higher. He cites Bermuda-like future conditions and predicts unskilled workers will need seven dollars daily. He notes higher wages abroad and manufacturers pushing prices as temperatures balance out.
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United States
Ernest FE. Gibson
Geologic and Geodetic Department
University of Bristol
Ill
Boston
Bretton Woods
N. H
Bristol
Professor Gibson
Bermuda
South America
Gibson
Tropics
New
Nada
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den Party
Republican Sart
Byers Dies During Golf Match at North Andover Club
William Byers aged 53 of Newton Centre collapsed while playing golf at the North Andover Country Club. Medical Examiner Brown ruled heart failure as the cause. He leaves a widow five sons and one daughter all residing in Newton.
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William Byers
Newton Centre
Brown
Byers
Newton
Malden Woman Testifies in East Cambridge Divorce Case
Mrs Amy B Robbins of Malden testified on the stand in East Cambridge Divorce Court detailing her 1898 marriage to David A Robbins and his desertion after a trip to New Hampshire. She alleged cruelty and the husband’s affair with a Winchester resident, with evidence showing he joined the corespondent and later married her in another state before fleeing to Mexico. The case will be reviewed under the new statute by the district attorney before a ruling.
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Amy B. Robbins
Malden
East Cambridge
David A. Robbins
Robbins
Mexico
New Hampshire
Anna C. Fall
Agrom Ney
Winchester
Miss Robbins
Fessenden
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