Suffrage Prize Poster Competition Closes
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association will announce the $200 poster prize winner on November 2. Judges include Mrs. John M. Longyear C Howard Walker Ross Turner Katherine B. Child and Laura Coombs Hills. The association office closed last night ending entry submissions for the contest. The winning poster debuts at the Bay State suffrage festival at Copley Plaza in November and will be used for decoration and campaign throughout the year.
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Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
John M. Longyear
C. Howard Walker
Ross Turner
Katherine B. Child
Laura Coombs Hills
Association
Copley Plaza
Two Men Hurt In Gloucester Car Collision
Edward Davis of Western Avenue and Albert Knowlton of Magnolia were seriously injured when a touring car collided on Western Avenue with a small runabout driven by John Knowles. Davis had a broken collar bone and Knowlton sustained severe bruises to head face and body.
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Gloucester
Edward Davis
Western Avenue
Albert Knowlton
Magnolia
John Knowles
Davis
Knowlton
Save Your Teeth With Ginginol Advertisement
An ad promises dental health with two ounces of Ginginol to cure Riggs disease and sore gums. It targets dentists and the general public, offering a money back guarantee if the product fails to improve mouth health.
Father Bestarer byfl Teh
The fragmentary OCR item notes a personal or event reference with unclear names and places. Readable elements include potential titles and a single phrase but no verifiable entities or concrete facts to anchor a full summarized card.
Two More Directors Quit New Haven Road Board
In New York on Oct 15 two directors William Skinner and Morton F Plant of the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company resigned at a board meeting. With the annual stockholders meeting on Oct 28 the vacancies were not filled.
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New York
William Skinner
Morton F. Plant
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Rail rivals act to comply with dissolution decree
The New England Navigation Company approved transferring to trustees securities to carry out the United States court decree dissolving the New Haven road. Similar steps were reported at the New Haven. Directors of the New York, Ontario & Western railway re-elected Chairman Howard Elliott and President John B. Kerr. The New York Connecting Railroad Company met for routine business.
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New England Navigation Company
United States
New Haven Road
New Haven
The
New York, Ontario & Western Railway
Howard Elliott
John B. Kerr
New York Connecting Railroad Company
Burglary at Barnet Allian Jewelry Store
Thief broke into the Barnet Allian jewelry shop at 891 Washington Street between 1 and 2:30 am, rifling display cases and stealing about $1000 in valuables. Officer Hill of Station 4 discovered the open transom and damaged shelves after the intruders ripped an iron bar.
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Barnet Allian
Washington Street
Hill
Station 4
Allian
Peace Society campaign travel to Rhode Island
Dr. James L. Tryon secretary of the New England department of the American Peace Society leaves for Providence to confer with the Rhode Island Peace Society board and plan a statewide membership drive. He will speak at Rhode Island State College during the week of November 9.
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James L. Tryon
New England Department
The
American Peace Society
Providence
Rhode Island Peace Society
Tryon
Rhode Island State College
Cargo of Argentine Beef Arrives in Boston Markets
A shipment of Argentine beef arrived yesterday offering unusually low prices in Boston markets. Rump steak is 30 cents a pound, top of the round 25, sirloin 25, sirloin tip for roasting 22, base of the rump 18 to 20, with most items on an upward trend elsewhere.
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Boston
Market prices for meat fish and produce tiled in history
The list records varied prices yesterday for lamb and pork cuts, butter, eggs, and fish such as cod haddock and halibut. It also lists produce including potatoes onions cucumbers celery quinces cranberries grapes apples pears and lemons with small price points and baskets noted.
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Concord
Bartlett
Sheldon
Mayor Curley to Speak on My Experience as Congressman and Mayor
Mayor Curley is invited to address the First Parish Church chapel in Quincy on his experiences as a congressman and mayor with time to be arranged by mutual agreement.
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Curley
First
Quincy
GOOD CAST IN BARBER OF SEVILLE AT BOSTON THEATRE OPERA
The Boston Theatre Opera Company presented Rossini’s Barber of Seville with a strong cast led by Attilio di Crescenzo and Miriam Ardini. Pietro Galazzi impressed as Figaro on short notice delivering witty, characterful performance. The ensemble included Corrucini, Biasi, Lapin, and Bloomfield, with enthusiasm high though crowd turnout was modest. Bloomfield, a noted patron, will debut publicly as Lola in Cavalleria Rusticana next Monday.
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Boston Theatre Opera Company
Rossini
Roberto Corrucini
Rosina
Miriam Arditi
Don Basilio
Pietro di Biasi
Marcellina
Cara Sapin
Figaro
Pietro Galazzi
Fiorello
Guglielmo Giuliani
Galazzi
Rogue
Beaumarchais
Mr. di Crescenzo
Miss Ardini
Mr. Corracini
Mr. di Biasi
Sylvia Palmer Bloomfield
North End
Civic Service House
Boston Music School
Lola
Cavalleria Rusticana
City to add evening tax offices to aid payments
City Collector John J. Curley will start evening tax offices next week across wards 13 through 26 to accept poll personal and real estate taxes in installments. Offices will run 7 to 9 PM at nine locations including Codman Square Jamaica Plain and Roxbury Street Court House. Regular daytime City Hall service remains available and partial payments before November 1 reduce interest.
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John J. Curley
City Hall
Curley
Columbia Road
Court House
Field’s Corner
Codman Square
Minton Hall
Jamaica Plain
West Roxbury
Rossindale
Mt. Hope
Curtis Hall
Old Town Hall
Brighton
Daughters of Vermont Hold Annual Luncheon
The Daughters of Vermont held their annual luncheon today in Burlington with members from across the state in attendance. The event featured remarks by chapter leaders and a drawing for charitable funds to support local projects.
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Daughters of Vermont
Steamer Hesperides Arrives From Argentina With Large Cargo
The third steamer to dock here in as many days from Argentina is the British vessel Hesperides. It arrived yesterday with a very large cargo. During the voyage a sharp watch was kept for German warships, believed active in South American waters.
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Here
Argentina
Hesperides
South American
Personally Conducted Trips to California
Travel on Burlington Route Personally Conducted parties offer low fares and comfortable Pullman Tourist sleeping cars. A Boston agent invites inquiries to explain details and points of interest along the journey.
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California
Burlington
Alex Stocks
New England
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