Stearns Opens New Boston Store in Historic Tremont District
R H Stearns & Co opens tomorrow a new building at Tremont street and Temple place praised as a model of modern store architecture. The 10 story structure features six passenger elevators a spiral chute sea water plant permanent fireproofing and extensive departments across floors from street level rib bons and lace to top floor offices and stockrooms.
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R. H. Stearns
Adams House
R. H. Stearns & Co
Tremont Street
Temple Place
Stearns
R. H
Masonic Temple
United States Courthouse
Boston
Boston Common
United States
St. Paul’s Church
Wells Bros. Co
Densmore & LeClair Company
China Department
Morse's Wife Still Hopes to Save Her Husband
New York October 11 Charles W Morse once the king of coast wise steamship finance faces 15 years hard labor in Atlanta after the Court of Appeals sustains most of his convictions for banking law violations Judge Littleton vows to press a Supreme Court certiorari while Morse awaits bail and reunites with his wife and son before returning to the Tombs Morse had been freed on 125000 bail since June and was re elected president of the Metropolitan Steamship Company and Hudson Navigation Company along with clearing much of his debts.
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New York
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
Liberty
Tombs
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Court of Appeals
Martin W. Littleton
United States Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Morse
Henkel
Mrs. Morse
Littleton
Mr. Morse
Federal Building
The
Metropolitan Steamship
Fingland Corporation
Hudson Navigation Company
United States Circuit Court
Diary of Bernice a Young Woman in Love with Two Suitors
A serialized diary recounts Bernice juggling love interests in a bustling city. She chronicles daily entries from Monday to Saturday, detailing her feelings for Danny Dugan and Billy Farrington, the imagined status of Count Marcilini, and an unexpected note from actor Jack Barry. Complications include money, class, propriety, and romantic pressure as she weighs proposals and future prospects.
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Danny Dugan
Danny
Ci'ry
Billy Farrington
Ci Ry
Billy
Count Marcilini
Daddy
Ife
Ted Manly
Ted
Tie
Mamma
Jack Barry
Bernice
Jack
New York
Million to Bring Peace by Edwin Ginn pledge
Edwin Ginn the Beacon Street publisher set aside 1,000,000 dollars to promote universal peace. He will contribute 50,000 annually for life, with the principal to become available upon his death. He aims to unite businessmen worldwide to fund a permanent peace effort with support from other prominent business men in Boston and New York.
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Edwin Ginn
Beacon Street
Ginn
City
New York
Man cuts budget to 25 cents weekly in divorce case
Hazel L Zipperlin of Oakland won a divorce from William G Zipperlin after claiming he gave her only 25 cents a week for all household expenses. She said the quarter was allotted for seven days, two days she faced hunger, and on the third day he abused her before she left.
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Oakland
Cal
Hazel IL Zipperlin
William G. Zipperlin
Tracy held for grand jury in Malden for arson fraud
George A. Tracy waived examination in Malden Court and was held in 1000 dollars for the grand jury on a charge that he set his house at 139 Baker Street afire to defraud an insurance company.
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George A. Tracy
Malden
Grand
Baker Street
Wellesley Teacher Sophie Jewett Dies in Buffalo
Miss Sophie Jewett associate professor of English literature at Wellesley College died in Buffalo. She served the college for over 20 years and authored many works and poems, including The Pilgrim in 1895 and a 1908 translation of The Pearl from Middle English.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
Buffalo
Sophie Jewett
Rules For Bishops Made Public at Vatican
Vatican releases new rules for bishops worldwide. Bishops have two years after appointment to schedule canonical visitations in their dioceses. Within five years they must visit the Pope, with such visits required every five years thereafter.
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Rome
Vatican
Duluth Names First Female Copper in County
Duluth Minn Oct 11 Miss Jean Poirier an assistant state labor inspector and Associated Charities agent was sworn in by Police Chief Trover and given a star reading Special Policeman on its shining front. She receives full arrest powers equal to a patrolman on a beat.
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Duluth
Minn
Jean Poirier
Associated Charities
Trover
Poirier
WIDOW’S BOLD MARRIAGE CONFESSIONS IN LETTERS
A widow explains she married by choosing Danny after learning of his business and ward. Her parents approved once she declared satisfaction. To avoid suitors she left town with Danny, his ward aged three, and her mother and father traveling to New York on business. She notes four farewell notes.
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Daddy
New York
Danny
Di'ry
Isle of Pines offered as American Cuban land colony
The Isle of Pines is presented as an American district of Cuba with many American settlers and amenities. A 500 acre orange and grapefruit grove owned by buyers of surrounding acreage is described, with land sold to bondholders at $50 per acre and a Profit Sharing Gold Bond at $180. Immediate purchase urged through Boston agent P J Evans.
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Cuba
Isle of Pines
Wireless Telegraph and Steamship Company
California
McKinley
La Follette to Take the Trail
Madison Wis Oct 11 It is a striking coincidence that Senator La Follette s Chautauqua tour of the West which he is to resume at once will take him over the identical route which President Taft is about to leave The President defended the tariff but La Follette will flay the bill
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Madison, Wis
la Follette
Taft
Fat Free Sargol Promise Takes Readers In
A sensational sales pitch explains a new fat making tablet named Sargol. It claims to convert food into solid flesh for the chronically thin, promises free trials via a mail coupon, and urges readers to test the remedy to gain weight, strength, and confidence.
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Sargol Co
Herald
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Florida
Isle OF Pines Company
P. J. Evans
Mgr
Federal St
Mass
Post
Mer
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New England
Paris
Faubourg Poissonniere
Fairbanks
Alaska
Tanana River
Iditarod District
New Discovery
Boston Post
Herald Bldg
Binghamton
N. X
GEO. G. Fox Coq
the Bakers
Charlestown
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