Cape Gloves From South Africa Via England to Filene's
Cape gloves from the Cape of Good Hope sheep travel to Filene's via England. The sturdy authentic cape gloves are machine or hand stitched and priced from $1.50 to $3.50. Also offered are durable reindeer gloves described as globe-trotters from around the world. First Floor.
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England
Filene’s
Cape of Good Hope
Contralto Miss Briggs Sings In Boston Pageant Afternoon
Miss Adelaide Briggs the contralto from the World in Boston pageant performs in Filene Auditorium this afternoon from 3 to 5 o clock.
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Adelaide Briggs
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Filene
Robert Barr Editor and Novelist Dies in Surrey
London report says Robert Barr the Scottish novelist and editor of The Idler died in his home at Woldingham Surrey after a month long illness. Barr was well known in America as in England and educated at Toronto with an honorary M A from the University of Michigan. He once served on the Detroit Free Press staff.
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Carpenter and Writer Robert Barr A Lively Career
Robert Barr a Glasgow born writer and journalist known as Luke Sharp carved a long career in Detroit London and Dublin He worked for the Detroit Free Press helped found its English edition and lived with Rudyard Kipling Jerome K Jerome and others He authored many novels and a string of works such as In the Midst of Alarms The Countess Tekla and The Sword Maker among others He even sought properties in Surrey and Florida and once planned an island purchase in Lake Superior.
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Will of Jacob Tourtellotte Provides Free Beds at Winona Hospital
Minneapolis real estate man Jacob F. Tourtellotte leaves a $10,000 fund for free beds in a Winona hospital and a memorial free high school in Thompson, Connecticut, to be used after his widow’s death. The will, probated today, also creates a large trust fund to support the Thompson memorial.
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Thompson, Conn
Winona, Minn
Minneapolis
Favors and party ideas head next Sunday's Post homes page
Objections flare in court as attorney Nason challenges excerpts from the claimant's past testimony. Witness disputes transcript details about a brother’s age school travel and a Boston move. Photographs from a prior trial are offered as evidence while courtroom admonitions curb spectator laughter.
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Master Pevey Restrain Dakota Dan in Identity Case
Master Gilbert A. A. Pevey restrained Dakota Dan Russell during cross examination in the Russell identity case at East Cambridge. His prompt actions checked rambling answers by the Dakota claimant to the name Daniel Blake Russell, prompting sharp remarks with attorney Robert Nason.
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Dan Russell
Russell
East Cambridge
Daniel Blake Russell
Master Pevcy
Robert Nason
Missing Conversation Contest Adds Prizes
The Next Sunday's Post increases prize money by 100 dollars for the Missing Conversation contest, expanding awards for entrants.
Trains to California Highlight Modern Through Service
Three fast daily trains run to California via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line with dining cars and superior service. Winter discontent ends as travelers are invited to plan trips with illustrated booklets, rates, schedules, and full particulars from J. B. Brittain, general agent in Boston.
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Edvut
Tackle Plow Trust Today
Federal investigation of the International Harvester Company opens in New York tomorrow with Robert B Taylor as special examiner. Edward P Grosvenor and Joseph R Darling represent the government, while William D McHugh of Omaha handles the defendants. Prominent New York financiers are expected to testify over several days.
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New York
International Harvester Company
Robert 8. Taylor
Edward P. Grosvenor
Joseph R. Darling
Department of Justice
William D. McHugh
Omaha
Edgar A. Bancroft
Chicago
Johnny Olson
Phillip L. Post
Witneses
Indict JACOBS on Two Charges in Bucketshop Case
Richard C. Jacobs operating as H. A. Brown Company was indicted by a grand jury on running a bucketshop. He faces eight counts of larceny against Bertha McCreedy William D Hazen Alva D Dunham Vernon B Carleton and Henry H Brown. Bail set at $5000.
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Richard C. Jacobs
H. A. Brown Company
Bertha McCreedy
William D. Hazen
Alva D. Dunham
Vernon B. Carleton
Henry H. Brown
Jacob
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