Countess di Brazza Savorgnan at Italian Lace Fair
Marion Howard reports Countess Cora Slocomb of New Orleans, now in Italy, as a prominent guest at a food fair. The Italian lace advocate leads lace education, supports peasant women, and has ties to Queen Margherita, purpose of boosting Italian lace in the United States.
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New Orleans
Countess di Brazza- Savorgnan
Cora Slocomb
Italy
Pierre di Brazza
America
the Post
United States
Margherita
Chicago
Doings at the Food Fair Highlights Italy Newburyport Day
A gala food fair day featured Lynn and Italy as top honors with lectures by Mrs. Lincoln on Marketing and Mrs. Lincoln on Pastry. Countess di Brazza spoke on Italian women lace making and customs at 3 pm, followed by a reception. Tomorrow marks Newburyport Day with Baroness Rose Posse.
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Lynn
Italy
Countess di Brazza
Newburyport
Baroness Rose Posse
Russian mind reader dazzles Boston crowd at Parker House
Professor D Neuman of Russia, 22, demonstrated mind reading before professors Hodgson Pickering Dr Johnson Prince and Joseph Adamowski at Parlor 6. Tests included locating a hidden match box a carnation placement and ink blot tasks all completed with blindfolds to show accurate perception and muscle reading critics left convinced of his talent.
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D. Neuman
Russia
Parker House
The
Post
Bishop
Hodgson
Psychic Research Association
Pickering
Harvard
F. M. Johnson
Beacon Street
Prince
Marlboro Street
Joseph Adamowski
Neuman
A. J. Koehler
Jarvis
Boston
Bishop’s
Dr. Johnson
Dr. Prince
Newman
Cara Barnard
The Self Focused Woman and Social Comfort
The piece contends that women naturally center on themselves yet should curb self talk to win social favor. It advises reading, travel, and conversation topics other than personal experiences to avoid alienating listeners and maintain harmony.
Lynn Baby Scalded by 4-Year-Old Brother at Home
A two year old Kellam girl of 34 Green Street Lynn was pushed into a tub of boiling water by her four year old brother yesterday. She is severely scalded and may not recover.
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Kellam
Green Street
Lynn
First Woman Reporter Pioneers Newspaper Staff Roles
Dr. Mary claims to be the first woman reporter on a daily newspaper in the country. She served on the Washington Republican staff as compositor and reporter, later as correspondent, soon after the war.
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Mary
The
Washington Republican
Wellesley College Adopts Golf For Physical Training
Wellesley College students now study Greek six hours daily and spend afternoons practicing golf under instructor Willie Campbell with Dr. Walter Channing endorsing the program. The plan aims to build health and discipline, making golf a core part of practical student training.
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Wellesley College
Wellesley
Walter Channing
Brookline
Willie Campbell
Scotland
Notable WomenLinked Figures At Wellesley And Boston
Miss Daniell of Aldershot recently died leaving a legacy of soldiers’ welfare work including seven soldiers institutes funded at her expense. Miss Kendal, praised by students as jolly, specializes in history and once joined a New York slumming trip. Miss Vida Dalton Scudder, a leading Wellesley professor and Vassar graduate, cofounder of University Settlement Boston, is described as slight and graceful with vivacious manner.
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Miss Daniell
Aldershot
England
Soldiers’ Home
Daniell
Soldiers’ Institutes
Wellesley
Miss Kendal
New York City
West Side
Vida Dalton Scudder
Horace E. Scudder
Wellesley College
Miss Scudder
Boston
Vassar
War on Long Wharf Fish Trust Divides Dealers and Commission Agents
The Wholesale Fish Dealers Association has effectively boycotted Atwood & Co. of 5 Long Wharf, aiming to force all sales through the group. Atwood accuses the dealers of attempting to control prices and drive commission agents out of business, while S. H. Jackson & Co. defies the boycott and keeps buying from Atwood.
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Wholesale Fish Dealers’ Association
Commission House of Atwood & Co
Long Wharf
Atwood
Commission
Wholesale Dealers’ Association
Boston
Atwood & Co
Mr. Atwood
Cape
Trust
T Wharf
NORCROSS LIKELY BUYERS OFFER WRAPPERS IN LUMP SALE
Norcross shop promotes a large lot of women wrappers in Cambric Gingham Malta Cotton Flannel and Tycoon styles at wholesale prices half off. Big sale cut. items marked FGI 5 590 98C 1.25 1.39 7.98. Also feature baby wear including hats caps and dresses with limited stock No 20 Left No 17 Left.
Whittier and Belozersky Wedding in Paris
The civil marriage ceremony was held in Paris this afternoon between Miss Susan Tucker Whit tier, daughter of General Whitttier of New York, and Prince Belosselsky Belozersky, son of the Czar's aide-de-camp.
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Paris
Susan Tucker Whittier
General Whitttier
New York
Prince Belosselsky Belozersky
Bids Opened for City of Boston Park Loans
City treasurer opened proposals for 4 percent park loans totaling 3.1 million dollars with bids from Baldwin Bros Co New York Life Insurance W I Quintard Forson Leach C Moran Co J Wee N W Harris Co Higginson Day B H Rollins Blake Harvey Blodger Merritt and others. Prices ranged from about 99 to 113 with various maturities entries listed.
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City of
Boston
Baldwin Bros. Company
New York Life Insurance Company
W. I. Quintard
New York
Forson, Leach
Daniel A. Moran & Co
J. & Wee and
N. W. Harris & Co
Tee, Higginson & Co
Ll. Day & Co
B. H. Rollins & Son
Blake Bros & Co
Harvey, Fiske & Son
Blodger, Merritt & Co
International Trust Company
Brewster, Cobb & Estabrook
Townsend Cobb Wedding in Watertown Church
Miss Helen Maude Townsend daughter of Prof Luther T Townsend of Water town and Baltimore married Cliffors Stanley Cobb son of Roscoe A Cobb of Waltham at the First Congregational Church in Watertown. About three hundred guests attended as Rev Charles A Littlefield officiated. A reception followed at the bride's father's home with elaborate autumn decor. The couple will reside in Waltham Townsend street and be at home January 1 and 24.
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Watertown
Helen Maude Townsend
Luther T. Townsend
Baltimore
Cliffors
Stanley Cobb
Roscoe A. Cobb
Waltham
First Congregational Church
Charles A. Littlefield
D. Sadie Lovell
Theodore B. Robinson
Fannie Townsend
Madeline Bates
Eunice Bowen
Madeline Dyer
Elmer Bliss
Boston
Frank W. Seamans
Brookline
Wiliam F. Atwood
Charles Cutting
Arlington
F. P. Logan
Chestnut Street
Silver Wedding in Melrose for Mr and Mrs W H Flanders
The silver wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs W H Flanders of Hill side avenue Melrose took place tonight between 8 and 10:30. Mr Flanders of the firm Chandler and Co Boston and Mrs Flanders noted in Melrose society were hosted by their son William H Flanders. Guests from Boston Malden Cambridge and other towns attended. the couple were wed at Wells Maine.
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Melrose
W. H. Flanders
Hillside Avenue
Tobin and Murray wed at St Peter's Church in Boston
John D Tobin and Miss Lizzie J Murray married by Rev Peter Rowan at St Peter's Church last night. A reception followed at the bride's mother home 13 Ellsworth Street. Bride wore white mulle duchesse trim diamonds. Bridesmaid Miss Mary Murray sister. Cornelius O'Brien best man. They will reside at 13 Ellsworth Street after a brief tour.
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John D. Tobin
Lizzie J. Murray
Peter Rowan
St. Peter’s Church
Ellsworth Street
Mary Murray
Cornelius O’brien
Mrs. Tobin
Malden Wedding at Captain Shelton Residence
A home wedding in Malden united Miss Fannie Louise Shelton daughter of Captain Albert F. Shelton with Claude A. Magill formerly of Malden now a civil engineer at Westfield. The Rev. S. R. Fuller officiated before a small gathering with autumn leaves and chrysanthemums adorning the parlor. The bride wore pale lavender silk with white lace and carried chrysanthemums. bridesmaid Miss Ada Bartlett wore white crepe with a bouquet.
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Malden
Albert F. Shelton
Police
Fannie Louise Shelton
Claude A. Magill
Westfield
S. R. Fuller
Ada Bartlett
William Magill
Ricks Rules Ritchies Liable in Canadian Copper Suit
Judge Augustus J. Ricks of the U S Circuit Court northern Ohio district voided the Ritchies claims in a long running stock manipulation case involving the Canadian Copper Company Anglo American Iron Company and the Central Ontario Railway Company. Judgments were entered against H B Payne Stephen Burke the Cornell estate and the Mc Mullens totaling about 1 500 000 with eleven days to liquidate before collateral securities are sold. Ricks described S R Ritchie as a man driven to make millions with scant scruples.
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Cleveland, CO
Augustus J. Ricks
United States Circuit Court
Northern Ohio District
Canadian Copper Company
Anglo-American Iron Company
Central Ontario Railway Company
James B
Samuel R. Ritchie
Ritchies
H. B. Payne
John Stephen Burke
Hocking Valley
H. B. Cornell
J. B
George McMullen
Ricks
Hf. B. Payne
Stephen Burke
Cornell Estate
McMullens
Barber Warren Identified After East Boston Drowning
The body recovered from the water at East Boston Monday was identified by his wife as Daniel Warren of Tyler Street a barber. He disappeared two weeks ago and it is not yet known whether he drowned accidentally or took his own life. The body was interred yesterday afternoon.
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East Boston
Daniel Warren
Tyler Street
Newton residents oppose Boston annexation plan
A Newton City Hall hearing before the Greater Boston Commission drew over one hundred residents. Judge Chair Rice opened at 7 45 pm and attendees discussed plans, with general opposition to annexation though some supported a modified metropolitan commission proposal.
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Greater Boston
City Hall
West Newton
Newton
Rice
Commission
Quincy Youth John Parsons Dies in Scranton Fall
John Parsons of Quincy was instantly killed in Scranton Pennsylvania when he fell from a new building under construction. He sang in Christ's Church choir and was active in the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor and the local YMCA. His death grieves many friends in Quincy.
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Quincy
John Parsons
Scranton
Penn
Parsons
Choir
Christ’s Church
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Fall from electric car injures William Gillespie on Main Street
William Gillespie of Somerville fell from an electric car on Main Street Cambridgeport at about 9 35 last evening. He sustained cuts and a broken collar bone and was taken to Station 2 then to Cambridge Hospital for treatment.
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William Gillespie
Somerville
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Station 2
Bryant
Gillespie
Cambridge Hospital
Bride and Groom Begin Westfield Life After Wedding
The bridal march from Lohengrin was played by Miss S Louise Shelton as the bridal party entered the parlor. Ushers were John J Shelton and Arthur Magill. A reception followed and the couple began their tour. They will reside in Westfield after returning.
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Waener
Lohengrin
S. Louise Shelton
John J. Shelton
Arthur Magill
Curious cargo sails into port on the Lizzie W Hannum
The Gloucester schooner Lizzie W Hannum captained by Sanchez arrives at Long Wharf with a cargo of Bahama and West Indies curios including sea ferns shells and shells. The voyage features two Maine bears and two monkeys attracting a large crowd as the ship tours American seaside resorts.
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Lizzie W. Hannum
Gloucester
Long Wharf
Hannum
Sanchez
Bahama Islands
West Indies
Newport
Bar Harbor
Bangor
Belfast
Rockport
Rockland
Augusta
Maine
Enrollment at Harvard Shows Varied Yearly Gains
Harvard announces an official enrollment statement noting this year’s total exceeds last year in every department except science law medical and dental and veterinary where gains are nominal. The freshman class declines by twenty one and the sophomore class shows a net gain while graduate and college gains are small overall.
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Harvard
A. R. Tucker Returns After Long Icebound Voyage
The New Bedford whaling bark A. R. Tucker arrived from Hudson Bay after being missing from May 2 1898. She spent the season in Hudson Strait and Hudson Bay, wintered at Depot Island, harvested 8600 pounds of whalebone and 120 barrels of oil from three whales, and reported the death of steward Joseph Spooner. The Perseverance, Captain Murray from Peterhead, wintered at Depot Island and will spend three winters in the bay.
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New Bedford
A. R. Tucker
Hudson Bay
Hudson Strait
Tucker
Depot Island
Joseph Spooner
Perseverance
Murray
Peterhead
Will of Charles P. Adams filed for probate in Dedham
The Brookline magnate Charles P. Adams left a will filed at the Norfolk registry, naming his wife as executrix and trustee. If she does not need the property for her use, she must transfer the rest to the American Missionary Association and the American Home Missionary Society for their general purposes. The will, executed in June 1888, was witnessed by John F. Colby, John H. Colby, and Frederick W. Hassam.
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Dedham
Charles P. Adams
Brookline
Norfolk
American Missionary Association
American Home Missionary Society
The Jerome Banners by Irene EH
Irene EH creates four panel banners titled The Joy Banner The Best Banner The Every Day Banner and What Will the Violets Be Each banner includes a decorated envelope and four color panels with messages from popular authors Lee and Shepard publish at 50 cents each banner.
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Irene EH
Jerome
Lee & Shepard
Brows and Lashes as a Cult of Facial Expression
The article notes a growing cult around eyebrows and eyelashes as key to facial expression. Buffon cites the eyebrow as highly influential, with lashes thick and long signaling gentleness. Regular grooming, nightly pomatum, washing, and light trimming are advised for improved brows and lashes.
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Buffon
Expensive Imported Jackets Feature Persian Lamb and Velvet
An imported model showcases a short black Persian lamb coat with a sage-green velvet front and velvet faced lapels. Gold and black passementerie decorate the revers and high collar, with leg-of-mutton sleeves in Persian lamb and green velvet cuffs. Several variants include pink velvet or blue loose fronts, paired with matching toques and decorative wings.
Ice Clad Vessels Reported Off Labrador Coast
In Labrador winter has set in with heavy snow storms and gales. Ice formations were on all vessels coming south in the heavy seas near St. John's Newfoundland as of yesterday.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Labrador
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OKERY
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Norcross
Cambric
Gingham
Malta
J. Henry Norcross
Tremont Row
Belozersky
City OF Boston Park Loans
Wilson Bros
Nettie
Millmin—Gantley
William J. Corcoran
Arthur Millen
Annie E. Gantley
Sullivan
South Boston
Mortimer Sullivan
Gardner
Mary E. Gardner
William H. Gardner
West Canton
Cobb
Townsend
Magill
Shelton
Ritchie
Barber Warren
Washington Street
Prince Albert
Canada Seal Capes
Astrachan
Ladie
Rober
John G. Small
Keith’s New Theatre
Eee
Law School
Seeree Rer Eres Eresen
W. Eee
Dental School
School of Veterinary Medicine
Bussey Institute
Clover Medicine CO
Augusta, ME
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