Boston Food Fair Opens With Spectacular Decor
The Boston Food Fair opens at 10 o'clock with grand decor across Mechanics' Hall. Exhibits cover every state with food products in a dedicated hall, while a grand band stand and palm banks showcase architecture and murals. Notable features include Ben Hur screenings, moving pictures, and free samples daily. Attendance trunks from Pawtucket to Providence via special trains.
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Boston
Haynes
Mechanic S
Uilding
Mechanics’ Hall
Royal Marine Band of
Italy
Signor Giannini
New England
Collins’s
Salem
Nellie Dot Ranche
Miss Ranche
William H. Josselyn
The
Alps
Siar Rerem
Ahanes
Aoc
American Humane Association
Jim
Pawtucket
Providence
American Heiress Helen Morton Weds Count Boson di Perigord
Miss Helen Morton of New York marries Count Boson di Perigord, second son of the Duke and Duchess de Sagan. The match links an American beauty to a famed Parisian aristocratic circle with Talleyrand connections and a history of Europe’s fashionable life.
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Paris
Helen Morton
New York
Count Boson di Perigord
Count Boson
Duchess de Sagan
Europe
Duke of Sagan
King of
Chic
Count Hely
America
France
Talleyrand
Napoleon
Algiers
Duke of
Sagan
Duke de Dino
New York City
Duchess de Dino
Frederick Stevens
Elizabeth Curtis
Talleyrand-Perigord
Count Boscn
Duchess of
Countess Boson DE Perigord
Duchess OF Sagan
Pan American display and rail routes featured
The article highlights a display of 340 600 electric lights on a single switch as a rare sight for Pan American visitors. It notes the Boston and Albany line as the only direct double track route from New England to Buffalo and Niagara Falls with 17 express trains daily between Boston, Buffalo and Niagara, and mentions special rates valid until November 1.
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New England
Buffalo
Niagara
Wealthy Gloversville Man John McNab Dies After Misused Dose
John McNab a leading local figure in Gloversville died at age 50 from carbolic acid mistaken for cough medicine. The death occurred on October 6 and authorities investigated the accidental poisoning.
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Gloversville
John McNab
Autumn Royal Blue Line Tours to Washington
Leaving Boston Thursday evening October 7 and 31. Rate $27 covers all expenses for a week with five days in Washington Philadelphia and New York. Longer stops permitted. For pamphlet and itinerary contact Joseph P. Taggart N E A 211 Washington street Boston.
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Boston
National Capital
Philadelphia
New York
Joseph P. Taggart
N. EH. A
Washington Street
Benefit for Farrell by Knights of Columbus
Pere Marquette Council and Knights of Columbus plan a testimonial at Bethesda Hall on Thursday evening to honor Mr. Farrell a popular South Boston young man whose health is failing.
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Pere Marquette Council
Knights of Columbus
Bethesda Hall
Farrell
Boston
Knights
All-Expense Tours To Buffalo Pan-American Exposition
Independent trips offered on an all expenses plan with options to Hudson River Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence River Montreal Quebec White Mountains and more. Transportation only at low rates via attractive routes. Send inquiries to Simmons & Maraters 290 Washington Street Boston.
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Buffalo
Hudson River
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quebec
White Mountaine
Simmons. &_ Maraters
Seta
Washington Street
Boston
Stage and theater notes amid fall Boston entertainment
A roundup of performances and plans across Boston venues. Liberating 100 toy balloons for a Sky Farm promotion at the Museum. The Marriage Game at Park Theatre with Sadie Martinet’s company. Louis Nethersole’s return to Boston. Alice In Looking Glass Land at Huntington Chambers Hall. Faelten Pianoforte School recital successes. Carl Faelten and Lillian Lawrence engagements. Uncle Tom's Cabin spectacle at Boston Theatre with Artie Hall. Florodora star Isadore Rush in new repertoire. Morrisson’s Grand Theatre and Keith's headliners. Reilly and Wood company at Howard. wrestling at Austin and Stone's. Yiddish convention at Nickelodeon.
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Sadie Martinet
Park Theatre
Louis Nethersole
Philadelphia
Boston
Children’s Playhouse
Huntington Chambers Hall
Alice
Looking Glass Land
Untington Chambers Hall
Faelsten
Gibb
Alban ‘Oster
Mary Pumphrey
Carl Faelten
Steinert Hall
Huntington Chambers
Lillian Lawrence
Castle Square Theatre
Lafayette Theatre
William A. Brady
Artie Hall
Topsy
Isadore Rush
Morrson
Grand Theatre
Keith's
Miyo San
Music Hall
Reilly & Wood Company
Howard
Pat Reilly
Three Joscarys
Frank D. Bryan
Leona Thurber
Bailey
Madison
Maxim’s
Navette
Czarina
Keough
Ballard
Purcell
Maynard
Ferrell Brothers
Austin & Stone’s
Nickelodeon
Urban Theatres Present Sky Farm and More Tonight
The Museum hosts the world debut of Mr. Kidder's rural play Sky Farm with Charles Frohman producing. Park Theatre features Up York State by David Higgins and oe Waldron. Grand Opera House runs One of the Bravest a New York melodrama full of peril and daring.
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Museum
Mr. Kidder
Grand Opera House
Charles McCarthy
Larry Howard
William Cronin
Mrs. Grogan
Charles Willard
Alvin Joslin
Bowdoin Square
Viola Allen
Hollis
Palace of the King
Sag Harbor
Boston Theatre
Mary Mannering
Janice Meredith
Colonial
Chic
Tremont
Funeral for George W. Walker in Malden
Funeral services for George W. Walker of Malden were held at his home on Summer Street attended by members of Beau seant Commandery Knights Templars Masonic groups and local clubs. The Rev Henry H. Trench led the service, with private rites planned later by Rev Nehemiah Boynton of Detroit. Burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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George W. Walker
Malden
Summer Street
Beauseant, Commandery, Knights, Templars
Masonic Association of Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Mt. Vernon Lodge of Masons
St Archapter of the Tabernacle
The
Malden Club
Henry H. Trench
Nehemiah Boynton
Detroit
Woodlawn
Pastor Franklin Hamilton Returns Home From Europe
First Methodist Episcopal Church on Temple Street celebrated the homecoming of Rev. Franklin Hamilton D D who arrived Saturday after a European trip. The church was decorated for the occasion and the morning service was well attended. An impromptu reception followed the service lasting nearly an hour.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Franklin Hamilton
D. D
Hamilton
Last Grand Excursion on the Boston and Albany
The notice advertises an October excursion route from Boston via Worcester Springfield Pittsfield and the Berkshires to Albany and New York aboard the Hudson River boats with Fall River Line and New Jersey Transit connections. Descriptive leaflet available from A. 8 Hanson Gen Pass Agent Boston.
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Boston & Albany
Worcester
Springfield
Pittsfield
Berkshires
Albany
Hudson River
New York
Fall River Line
Njy
Boston
Hanson
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Miss Morton
Victor Goffee
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Retail Grocers’ Association
Royal Marine Band
Sicnor
SaLem Cadet Band
Mise Nellie Dot Ranche
First Regiment
Bowen R. Church
Jim Key
Potter & Wrightington
Grand Hall
Royal Blue Line
Washington
Dark Theatre Lotta M. Ea
J. A. Crabtree
David Higgins
Eorcia Wali
York State
Sadie Martinot
Clyde Fitch
Keith
Sidney Drew
Nat M. Wills
Harding
Ah Sid
Ward and Curran
Alex. Heindl
Mlle. Olive
Joseph
Hollis orrGarn
Isaac B. Rich
Es Morrison
Ag Matinee
Ening
Chas
Eorge W. Magee
McCarthy
Larry One
WM. Cronin
Big Company
Arney Dilmore
Hamilton, Pi
Winter St
Oxford
Sam
Clara
Kitty Morton
Panther Trio
Diggins
Dogs and Monkeys
Kenna
the Godlmans
Leah Russell
Gilbert Girard
Lillie Allyn
Vitagraph
Miyo
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Hall Pl
Henry Pettitt
Augustus Harris
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Entertainments
Theatre
Fawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
A. Herne
Tom’s
Wilton Lackaye
Theodore Roberts
L. R. Stockwell
Frank Hatch
Frank Lander
Donald McLaren
Colorel
WM. A. Brady
Ingle Cabin
Emily Rigi
Annie Yeamans
Artie Hall Annie Mittin
Maud Durand
Tamar Chapple
Columbia
Promenade DE Luxe
D. Henderson
Mgr. Eves
Web
Evangeline Eves
Concord
Lexington & Concord
Arlington Heights
Subway
Harvard Square
Watertown
Newton
Waltham
Trapelo Road
Waverly
Belmont
Lexington
Woburn
Billerica
Lowell
Colonial Oe
Frank McKee
Remont Heatre
Marguers
Boston Museum
Charles Fronman
Berkshire Hills
Edward E. Kidder
Reilly and Wood
the Howard
Frank D. Bryan and Company
Maxim's
Bowdoin Ficacwe
Revere House
Alvin Joslin Charles
Willard
Alvin
Beaton
Gastoria Formtans
G. W. Walker
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