American Goodyear Wins Bennett Cup Balloon Race
Paris October 15 The American balloon Goodyear piloted by Ralph W. Upson and Ralph A. Preston won the international James Gordon Bennett aeronautic cup after the Frankfurt from Austria piloted by Herr Lelinert landed at Sougeal near Saint Malo. The Upson Preston crew also took second place with Captain H. E. Honeywell piloting another Goodyear balloon. Italy finished third with Signor Pastine.
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Paris
Goodyear
Ralph WT Upson
Ralph A. D. Preston
Frankfurt
Austria
Herr Lelinert
Sougeal
Sain Maloon
English
H. E. Honeywell
Italy
Signor Pastine
Nature's Cure Nature Cure Internal Bath Promoted
An advertisement extols a mineral internal bath method for constipation and related ailments. It claims drugs weaken nature and promotes the J. B. L. Cascate as a preferred treatment, widely used and prescribed, with offer to request a booklet from Riker-Jaynes stores in New England.
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J. B. L. Cascate
Riker-Jaynes
New England
Union Club at Park Street Marks 50th Anniversary
Old songs and memories filled the Mth Street club dinner as six of eight living charter members attended the 50th anniversary. President Frederick P. Fish presided as toasts honored early leaders and Civil War era origins of Boston’s Union Club. The club lists 821 members with a long waiting list and strong resident and non resident ranks.
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Mth
Union Club
Park Street
Boston
Edwin Hale Abbot
Charles P. Bowditch
Charles Russell Codmayp
Joseph R. Coolidge
Nathaniel Foster, Jr
George Henry Richards
George William Baldwin
Europe
Thornton K. Lothrop
Presidentrederick P. Fish
Edward Everett
Charles G. Loring
Richard H. Dana
Henry Lee
Enoch R. Mudge
Lemuel Shaw
Robert W. Hooper
William G. Russell
John Lowell
George S. Hale
Solomon Lincoln
Thomas I. Livermore
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Bright Skin and Buoyancy
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable liver and bowel remedy offering pink skin bright eyes and relief from constipation. Claims to be a safe calomel substitute with no dangerous after effects and notes annual sales and prices 10c and 25c per box.
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Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Doctor's Advice on Medicines for Constipation and Health
A column of medical Q and A offers various remedies for chronic constipation liver trouble and related symptoms. Suggestions include three grain sulpheric tablets for constipation and tonics for anemia rheumatism and nervous debility. Readers are invited to send questions to Dr Lewis Baker for free advice.
Harvard Junior Follows Bold Wager to Europe Penniless
Charles Morris a Harvard junior crossed the Atlantic penniless under a bet with college friends. He pledged to reach Europe without any money and is believed to have sailed from Boston aboard the Laconia, which departed Tuesday.
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Charles Morris
Harvard
Europe
Morris
Laconia
Boston
Harvard Student Bets 2 Cents On Europe Trip
Morris of Brooklyn New York returns to Harvard for his third year in Gray's Hall. In a moment of despondency he bets $10 he will sail for Europe on the first liner from Boston for 2 cents, then disappears planning to work his passage to Europe aboard the Laconia and not return until after Christmas. He may resume studies in January after mid year exams.
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Morris
Brooklyn
N. Y
Harvard
University
Gray's Hall
Europe
Boston
Laconia
Wanderer
Cambridge Police Department
London
Boston Man to Wed Golf Girl
Miss Katherine Harley of Fall River, renowned champion woman golfer, announces her engagement to Herbert Arnold Jackson. The couple plans a forthcoming wedding in Boston.
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Boston
Fall River
Herbert Arnold Jackson
Indictment for manslaughter in guard slain during street clash
Barnstable county grand jury indicts Bridgewater officer Patrick J. Murphy for manslaughter in the shooting of Private John Harrington during a militia war game disturbance in southeastern Massachusetts last August. Harrington died later from his wounds. In Everett, Rev. George G. Hamilton died at 58 from heart failure after a long pastorate at the Universalist Church. He is survived by his father, a daughter, and his wife.
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Barnstable
John Harrington
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts
Patrick J. Murphy
Bridgewater
Barnstable County
Murphy
Harrington
George G. Hamilton
Universalist Church
Broadway
Summer Street
Everett
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
City
Hamilton
George J. Hamilton
High Street
Fall River Golf Champion to wed Boston steel manager
Miss Katherine Harley of Fall River formerly national golf champion will marry Herbert Arnold Jack of Brookline, Bethlehem Steel sales manager, with offices at 142 Milk Street Boston. Engagement announced at Miss Harley's Fall River home. They plan a November wedding but no date is set.
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Katherine €. Harley
Fall River
Herbert Arnold Jackson
Brookline
Bethlehem Steel Company
Milk Street
Boston
Miss Harley
Fire destroys seven downtown businesses in Mahanoy City
A blaze swept through the heart of Mahanoy City Penn on Oct. b destroying seven business places including the Kaier Opera House. Loss estimated at about 100000 dollars with total damage to buildings and contents.
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Mahanoy City
Penn
Kaier Opera House
Stops Tobacco Habit Sanitorium Book Offers Free Copy
The St. Joseph Missouri facility at 657 Main St publishes a book on the deadly effects of tobacco and how to quit in three to five days. Free copies are available by sending name and address now.
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Flders’ Sanitarium
Main St. St. Joseph
Advt
Foss to Take in Movies of Militia Day at Theatre
Governor Foss with Mayor Fitzgerald Adjutant General Pearson and militia officers attend a special Military Day at the National Theatre tomorrow afternoon and evening. The group will view motion pictures showing the militia in action from their last encampment in detail.
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Governor Foss
Fitzgerald
Pearson
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
National Theatre
Mother Not Guilty of Kidnapping Case in Lynn
Mrs Maun Gallagher of 582 Western Avenue Lynn was found not guilty by Judge Lummus of the Lynn District Court on the charge of kidnapping her daughter Mil dred Collins six years old.
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Maun@ Gallagher
Western Avenue
Lynn
Lummus
Lynn District
Mildred Collins
Watch and Ward raid South Shore hotels seizes liquor
Officers from the Watch and Ward Society with Duxbury and Plymouth police raided three prominent south shore hotels. They seized a large quantity of liquor and several gaming machines at the Duxbury Inn and Colonial Inn in Duxbury and Brant House at Brant Rock.
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Plymouth
Watch and Ward Society
Duxbury
South Shore
Police raid nets liquor and gambling gear at multiple inns
Wellman Y. Taylor of the Watch and Ward Society with Deputy Sheriff John Turner and local officers conducted a raid. They seized two dozen champagne bottles a slot machine a poker outfit four and a half barrels of whiskey four and a half barrels and a case of beer at Brant Rock House and similar quantities at the Colonial Inn and Duxbury Inn.
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Wellman Y. Taylor
Watch and Ward Society
John Turner
Scituate
J. ®. Bolton
Edgar W. Chandler
Duxbury
William J. Baker
James Cameron
Plymouth
Brant Rock House
Colonial Inn
Duxbury Inn
Prohibition raid on Duxbury area inns nets liquor inventory
Police raided the Duxbury Inn Brant Rock House and Colonial Inn simultaneously seizing stot machine champagne whiskey and beer. Proprieties John Albert Carroll Karl A M Summer and Maurice Chandler faced summons to the third District court of Plymouth County after the operation intended to disrupt illicit sales.
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Duxbury Inn
Brant Rock House
Colonial Inn
John Albert Carroll
Colonial House
Karl A. M. Summer
Maurice Chandler
Third District Court
Plymouth County
Lawson's Nephew Weds Miss Copp
Franklin Edward Bancroft of Newton, nephew of Thomas W. Lawson, wed Miss Marguerite Copp, daughter of Mrs. Henry Harrison Whiting, at her mother's Beachmont home. Only relatives and near friends attended the ceremony.
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Franklin Edward Bancroft
Newton
Thomas W. Lawson
Marguerite Copp
Henry Harrison Whiting
Crest Avenue
Beachmont
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
Take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses to break a cold. It opens stuffed nostrils and air passages, stops discharge, relieves headache and feverishness, and soothes sore throat and sneezing. Costs 25 cents at drug stores. Do not substitute.
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Pape
Grippe
Mrs Sewall Granted Divorce in Ellsworth Court
In Ellsworth, Maine, the Supreme Court granted Virginia Sims Evans Sewall of Washington and Bar Harbor divorce from Harold J. Sewall of Boston for cruel and abusive treatment. They married in Tokyo on April 29, 19%. They have an eight year old daughter whose custody and alimony are to be decided by counsel.
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Ellsworth
Supreme Court
Virginia Sims Evans Sewall
Washington
Bar Flatber
Harold J. Sewall
Boston
Japan
Postmaster Shocked At Letter Box Incident
Holbrook October 15 Postmaster Lincoln received a severe electric shock while opening a slot box on an electric pole in front of the post office. Authorities believe a wet pole and keys in his hand aided the current.
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Coac
DR. King
Lworth
T.J. King
Iasward Pi
Oma W
Gloria
Thyrtte
Lew Baker
Lewis Baker
College Building
College-Ellwood Streets
Dayton
M. G
Johnson
John R. Me
Harvard College
Jackson
Miss Katherine Harley
Waldon Fawcett
Foss
Militia
Brant House
Brant Rock
Police
Lawson
Miss Copp
Pabst Blue Ribbon
CCR
Ommeta
L. Speidel & Co
Sleeper Street
Mass
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park Lynn
Evans
lVorcester
Kennedy’s
Hawley Streets
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