Enormous Fall and Winter Underwear Stock On Show
Our furnishing goods man urges stronger advertising of the city’s largest underwear selection. We display Norfolk and New Brunswick Glastonbury Wright's Health and many other leading makes with sizes up to 56. fleece lined and natural wool options priced 25 to 30 percent below rivals. Contoocook Blue Ribbed and other white and fancy shirts, night shirts, neckwear, hosiery, gloves, sweaters, and more complete the line.
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Norfolk
New Brunswick
Glastonbury
Wright
George Rockwood & Co
Root
Cooper’s
Wm. Nuttall & Co
Washington
Beach St
Contoocook
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Crawford Shoe Debut At $3.50 In Our Store
Our Shoe Department introduces the Crawford Shoe as a new arrival with uniform price of three dollars and fifty cents. The shoe has already gained popularity and draws attention to the department.
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Crawford
Odd Bits Of News From A Busy Themed Roundup
A collection of brief curiosities cites global and domestic trivia. Topics include rifle history in Britain, city name abundance in the United States, libraries lending books to the blind, Russia’s tea and sugar costs, liquor consumption, French actresses with car expertise, German autumn maneuvers with French observers, tropical plantings in New York City, and park plantings of cotton and tobacco. It notes a British move to improve horse procurement with $250 incentives at provincial shows, comments by New York official Gilbert on strikes, champagne label removals in London nobility venues, widespread smoking in Japan, and customs among Japanese women regarding pipes and favors.
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United States
Berlins
Hamburgs
Paris
Londons
Russia
New York City
War Office
Gilbert
New York State Board of Arbitration
Washington
National Industrial Commission
London
Windsor
Japan
Boston Drummer Brings Reaction in Bridal Train Tale
A Boston drummer provokes indifference on a Baltimore bound train until he declares himself a newlyweds pair and demands a kiss from every man present. One brave drummer kissed the bride, prompting others to join as the groom explains seven years of courting and a modest $50 bridal trip. The scene ends with the groom demanding applause for their union and shared resolve to press on.
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Baltimore
Boston
Washington
Washington Post
The Freckled Fanatic and Aftermath of Stage Wit
A collage of dated wits and droll gibes from a Washington Post writer recalls Maurice Barrymore, J H Gilmour, and a nameless actor mocking misfires in a play called Roaring Dick. Other anecdotes feature a Germanica vintage humor about a dessert eschewed by a host and a juror’s muddled idea of preponderance of evidence.
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Maurice Barrymore
J. H. Gilmour
Washington Post
Barrymore
Kiaw & Erlanger
Herby
Beauty Prices and a Toast to Cleveland
A fragment from Life magazine opens with a fairy tale mood where a Witch offers escalating prices for beauty. A separate Cleveland Plain Dealer note recalls a drunk heckler mocked Cleveland as a village, then escorted by police to a cell after misunderstanding census reality.
No Evidence Found in Lynching Probe Says Stranger
A stranger protests lack of evidence in a lynching case, arguing the man’s blackness as the key factor. The citizen retorts that absence of evidence is overshadowed by racial prejudice. The exchange highlights racial tensions reflected in common street talk.
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Puck
Old Love Letter Triggers Return of a Foul Remark
A man recalls a failing romance as his partner laments his cold affection and prosaic nature. He brings back an old love letter, makes a copy, and presents it to her, prompting her sharp exclamation about his character.
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John Henry
The Boston Theatre Scene This Week and Notable Acts
Francis Wilson brings The Monks of Mala bar to Hollis Oct 9 with Maude Hollins and Madge Lessing in support. Lost River shines in New York with Courtleigh and Sanders, while Marcelle stars Blanche Walsh at Broadway Theatre. Andrew Mack returns to Museum in The Rebel. De Wolf Hopper and Lillian Russell Burlesque dialogue entertains at Weber & Fields. Virginia Marie debuts a lively Belle of Bohemia at Casino, Boston late year. Royal Family may stay at Lyceum. large patronage noted. George H. Broadhurst defends The House That Jack Built at Madison Square Theatre after St Paul launch. Beacon Lights returns to Theatre with popular prices. Dainty Duchess burlesque at Howard features striking costumes. Minnie Allen in The Bifurcated Girl with Will H. Murphy earns strong notice. It's Just a Room in an Attic, But It's Home sung by Raymond Moore at Boston Music Hall, a potential hit akin to Sweet Marie. Closing week of McCusker, champion swimmer, at Austin & Stone's.
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Francis Wilson
Knickerbocker Theatre
New York
Boston
Hollis
Maude Hollins
Madge Lessing
William Courtleigh
Mary Sanders
Park Theatre
Marcelle
Blanche Walsh
Broadway Theatre
Miss Walsh
Andrew Mack
Academy of Music
Weber & Fields’s
de Wolf Hopper
Lillian Russell
Virginia Marie
Casino
Lyceum Theatre
George H. Broadhurst
St. Paul
Jack
Madison Square Theatre
Charles Frohman
Beacon Lights
the Howard
Minnie Allen
Keith’s
Will H. Murphy
Edwin Booth
Keith
Miss Allen
Mr. Murphy
Raymond Moore
Boston Music Hall
Mr. Moore
Marie
Louise
McCusker
Austin& Stone's
Major Boston Theatres Feature Stars in New and Returning Plays
Grace George stars in Her Majesty at Tremont today and tomorrow before moving to New York. Sothern in Hamlet ends at Hollis tomorrow. Frohman’s stock company performs The Ambassador Monday. Monte Cristo with James O’Neill continues at Boston Theatre, then to New York. Madame Butterfly and Naughty Anthony close at the Museum after two performances. Beeg Belasco plays praised. Evans lauds Naughty Anthony. Siegen of the Cross, The Choir Invisible rising at Park Theatre. Cadet Girl remains Columbia’s popular attraction. Mrs. Fiske begins annual Tremont engagement Monday, with Becky Sharp remembered. Jack Mason to debut Monday at Nellings Street in The Ambassador with Frohman’s company. Nick of the Woods praised at Bowdoin Square. Next week The Two Orphans, superb production. Rays at Grand Opera House for one week. No Wanderers ends Grand schedule.
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Her
Grace George
Tremont Theatre
Miss George
Manhattan Theatre
New York
Sothern
Hollis
Daniel Frohman
James O'Neill
Boston
Evans
Anthony
Choir
Park Theatre
Columbia Theatre
Becky Sharp
Jack Mason
Ifelligs Street Theatre
Daly’s Theatre
Nick of the Woods
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Grand Opera House
Women contest presidency in Boston University senior class election
The Boston University College of Liberal Arts senior class held a semiannual officer election. The presidency pitted Alpha Phi against Delta Delta Delta with Maude L. Winchester of Roxbury and Hulda Janette Barnes of Saugus as the leading candidates. Other officers went to Wilbur W. Fiske of Somerville vice president, Robert A. Bruce of Pasadena secretary, Hielen E. Barett of Jamaica Plain treasurer, and Gertrude A. Curtis of Portland auditor.
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College of Liberal Arts
Alpha Phi
Delta Delta Delta
Maude L. Winchester
Roxbury
Hulda Janette Barnes
Saugus
Miss Winchester
Jamacia Plain
Pi Geta Phi
Gertrude A. Curtis
Portland
Gamma Phi Beta
Mad chase for love in Chicago sparked by golf links chase
Joe Leiter the wheat king begins a public pursuit of Mrs. Marion McKay LeRoy after repeated refusals at Wheaton golf links. He follows her train to Paris and Kansas City and plans to travel worldwide if needed to win her. The tale blends romance and sensational local gossip.
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Chicago
Joe Leiter
Wheaton Golf Links
Paris
Marion McKay LeRoy
Golf Links
Joe
Twenty-second Street
Kansas City
Europe
Wales Hits Wheeler in Scathing Address at G A R Meet
Attleboro October 11 Hon Abijah T Wales stirred Bristol County G A R by denouncing General Joseph Wheeler and Post 113 Boston in a fiery memorial day critique. He compared inviting Wheeler to ordaining a minister and linked it to Attleboro church traditions.
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Atileboro
Abijah T. Wales
Joseph Wheeler
Boston
Bristol County Grand Army and
Relief Corps Associations
Post 115
Grand Army
Robert G. Ingersoll
Attleboro
Joe Wheeler
Prisoners Without A Crime To the Editor of the Post
A reader laments the fate of individuals labeled as prisoners without a crime, questioning how many people, even the kindest, truly consider their plight and the harsh consequences they endure. The letter asks for attention to wrongful confinement and calls for reform.
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Post
The Bird in a Cage and the Prisoner of Liberty
A reader condemns the practice of imprisoning animals and humans, arguing that confinement crushes innate liberty. He contrasts travel shows and home cages, urging recognition of the moral wrong and calling for future correction. J. M. Greene, Dorchester, Mass.
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