Back Bay Pie Lesson Draws Large Housekeeper Audience
Mrs. D. A. Lincoln lectured on pastry at Back Bay day, demonstrating puff paste and crust methods, butter prep in ice water, flour with salt, two crusts with half butter half lard, and filling with canned peaches. The talk lasted over an hour to an appreciative crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Hale
Benjamin F. Butler
George Washington
New England
Back Bay
D. A. Lincoln
Lincoln
Mrs. Lincoln
Roger Wolcott
Costello
Back Bay Ladies Named Hostesses in Social Event
In a noted gathering the Back Bay ladies acted as hostesses including Mrs. Ralph Foster Mrs. Oscar Stillings Miss Eva Foster Miss Sewall and Miss Lella Sewall with Mrs. A Maynard Richardson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Foster
Oscar Stillings
Eva Foster
Sewall
Lella Sewall
Back Bay
A. Maynard Richardson
Newburyport Fair Opens With Spanish Dinner and Famous Trade Mark Tale
Today Newburyport celebrates at the Fair with Baroness Rose Posse as chair, assisted by several ladies. A Spanish dinner and morning lecture on Salads precede Castilian Club attendance, while exhibits feature the famous Baker’s trade mark from La Belle Chocolatiere. About seventy five gallons of cocoa are served daily, with 100 gallons last Saturday. Eight million pounds of cocoa are sent to America as the US remains a top chocolate importer from South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
Rose Posse
B. J. Legate
Eva T. Smith
Mary Blood
Lowell
Lincoln
Dresden
la Belle Chocolatiere
South America
Princess Alix and Czarewitch Said Married
News from St. Petersburg reports the official bulletin noting the Emperor in good spirits and no signs of somnolence while London dispatches claim the marriage of Princess Alix to the Czarewitch was solemnized today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
London
Standard
Alix
Czarewitch
Imperial decree names Michael heir after Nicholas
An imperial decree declares Grand Duke Michael, third son of the Czar, heir apparent after Grand Duke Nicholas. Grand Duke George has renounced his rights due to health. Berlin reports George’s death is expected within days.
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ST. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Michael
Nicholas
George
Puke George
Berlin
Abbastuman
Caucasus
Diet Feeds Czar Four Times Daily Says Yalta Reporter
Berlin dispatch from the Lokal Anzeiger reports Professor Leyden's feeding plan for the Czar. The regimen includes four daily meals at 7, 11, 4, and 9 with buttermilk bouillon and egg yolk, no solid food. Leyden has the Czar's full confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Yalta
Lokal Anzeiger
Czar’s health shows fleeting improvement amid medical measures
The British Medical Journal’s Livadia representative reports the Czar’s legs are punctured to reduce edema and thoracentesis is planned to ease breathing. Oxygen inhalations have steadied the heart, and though he remains conscious, the illness shows little real improvement despite temporary betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Livadia
British Medical Journal
Russian Czar Death Outlook Reported From Livadia
A Livadia despatch says a St Petersburg court officer reports the Czar’s death not expected within 48 hours and his life may be prolonged much longer. The message reflects cautious optimism about the sovereign’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Livadia
Owl Hunt Captivates East Boston Residents
For three days East Boston residents and schoolboys chased a large owl believed to belong to Captain Smith of Engine 9. The bird roosted on elm branches near Chelsea and Maverick streets, then Paris Street, eluding capture despite ladders, stones, and renewed efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Captain Smith
Engine 9
Chelsea
Maverick Streets
Chelsea Street
Island
Paris Street
Furious Women Rampage At 88 Beach Street Restaurant
In a Municipal Criminal Court incident Mrs. Mary Duffy and her sister Lizzie Kennedy led a confrontation at Luke J. Hyde’s restaurant over Theresa Kennedy’s employment. Courts heard claims of malicious mischief and assault with Mrs. Duffy fined 15 dollars and Miss Kennedy ten pounds. appeals filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Street
Luke J. Hyde
Mary Duffy
Lizzie Kennedy
Theresa Kennedy
Hyde
Theresa
Ireland
Maggie Clark
Lizzie
Duffy
Municipal Criminal Court
Hardy
Mr. Hyde
Rosanna Tiernan
Mrs. Tiernan
Miss Kennedy
Providence society attends Miss Mason and Mr Barnes wedding
The fashion able society of Providence and Southboro gathered for the high noon marriage of Miss Ethel M. Mason of Providence and Mr. Charles C. Burnett of Southboro. The bride is described as one of the most beautiful in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Southboro
Mass
Ethel M. Mason
Charles C. Burnett
Shopper Surges on Discounts in Local Market
A shopper reports saving from twenty to fifty percent by purchasing goods at the local market, highlighting strong discounts and competitive prices across several stalls.
East Side Providence Wedding of Wealthy Heiress and Burnett Heir
An East Side Providence wedding joined Miss Mary Mason daughter of Earl Philip Mason to Mr. Burnett of Southboro. Guests from Boston New York and several Rhode Island circles attended St Stephen's Church for a brief formal Episcopal ceremony. The bride wore white satin with white flowers and was escorted by her father. maid of honor Miss Annette Ham and best man John Torrey Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Earl Philip Mason
Rhode Island
Burnett
Southboro
St. Stephen’s Church
George Street
Mason
Chapin, Sprague
Goddard
Annette Ham
Ham
Dresden
John Torrey Burnett
St. Stephen's
George McClellan Fiske
Episcopal Church
John Nicholas Brown
James
Pie controversy stirs school lunch debate and politics
A heated note on school lunch practices targets pie venders and lunch counters urging healthier meals. Mrs Fifield and Dr Hartwell back healthier options as parents seek hot soups and milk. the piece also recalls McEttrick and McNary sparring over employment records in Washington and the State House.
McNary Attacks McEttrick In Neponset Speech
Congressional candidate McNary spoke in Neponset and Quincy last night to a large crowd. He contrasted his record with opponent McEttrick, accusing him of self-idolatry and failing to aid local workers during two years of industrial stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNary
Neponset
Atlantic
Quincy
Post
McEttrick
National Hall
Is this jealousy or what Ferando Yznaga estranged wife taps Europe
New York society buzzes over Ferando Yznaga and wife Mabel Wright amid rumors of separation and possible legal action. Mrs Yznaga stays at Tuxedo while Yznaga travels to Europe to see Willie K Vanderbilt, with friends denying gossip as jealousy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ferando Yznaga
Europe
Mabel Wright
Tuxedo
Yznaga
Miss Anna Gould Returns Home From Europe
Miss Anna Gould and her brother Howard arrived in New York aboard the Saale. Gossip had followed her through summers in London and Paris due to marriage rumors, but she remains content as a plain American. A local source says she aims to learn French at the convent in Auteuil, not pursue titles or royal suitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Gould
Howard
Waldorf
London
Paris
Tarrytown
Miss Gould
Miss
Bailey & Co. Beauty Brushes Sell Nationally
Bailey and Co. of 22 Boylston Street promote complexion brushes and soap as the key to clear skin. They offer rubber goods and mackintoshes at popular prices and report strong nationwide demand for their products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Co. J. Bailey & Co
Boylston Street
Bailey
Burnett and Crosby Couple Tie The Knot In Southboro Ceremony
After a church ceremony Burnett Lowell Laureston Hazard and Stephen Van Rensselaer Crosby celebrated with a dinner at 23 Charles Field Street for the bride's parents. Attending were John Torrey Burnett the best man and maid of honor with four ushers. The reception ended before 2 PM and the couple left for the West by afternoon train for an extended tour before settling in Southboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Southboro
Burleigh Sanger Wedding at Brighton Congregational Church
Miss Ethel Sanger and Clarence Burleigh wed in a Brighton Congregational Church ceremony. Floral altar, two flower girls, maid of honor Maude Burleigh, bridesmaids Maud Sanger and Eva Goodenough, best man Howard Wellwood. Reception at the bride’s home followed. couple to reside on Brook Street Brighton. First at home January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Sanger
D. Otis Sanger
Clarence Bf. Burleigh
Brighton Congregational Church
Blanche Newhall
Ida Perry
Maude Burleigh
Maud W. Sanger
Eva L. Goodenough
Burleigh
Howard W. Wellwood
A. A. Berle
Mendelssohn
Arthur H. Pratt
Somerville
Foster Street
Brighton
Regan Bogan-Nellie M Bogan Wedding in Chelsea
Miss Nellie M Bogan wed John J Rogan of East Boston in Chelsea in a ceremony by Father Mulligan of St Rose Church. Bridesmaid Miss Josephine Bogan, best man Peter C Bogan. Reception at 166 Shurtleff St. diamond earrings and an oak dining room set among gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Nellie M. Bogan
John J. Rogan
East Boston
Bogan
City Hall
Father Mulligan
St. Rose Church
Josephine Bogan
Peter C. Bogan
Shurtleff Street
Cleveland Arrives in Gotham Amid Private Visit
President Cleveland lands in New York from Greenwich at 10 a m with Mrs Cleveland and security detail. He plans to visit friends, undecided on length of stay, and would not reveal plans for endorsing Hill. He attends a Broadway Theatre performance with Dr Joseph Bryant and party. Ex President Harrison meets Morton in New York City and stays at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Greenwich
Conn
EB. C. Benedict
Miss Benedict
Secret Service
Senator Hill
Joseph D. Bryant
West Thirty-sixth Street
Broadway Theatre
Harrison
Jersey City
Indianapolis
General Harrison
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Morton
Populists Hear Addresses in Lynn Rally
The old armory in Lynn packed with Populists for talks by Major Winn of Malden and Walter L. Ramsdell of Lynn, the Seventh District candidate. Winn spoke on monetary policy urging party support. Ramsdell spoke then proceeded to Chelsea for another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Major Winn
Malden
Walter L. Ramsdell
Congress
Mr. Winn
Mr. Ramsdell
Chelsea
Rally in Chelsea Hears Edwin White Denounce Tariffs
The Chelsea People’s party held a rally at their headquarters last evening with about one hundred attendees. Chairman Henry Pounceby introduced Edwin L. White of Boston who attacked financial legislation, debated tariffs, and urged workers to demand eight hour workdays and elect legislators who would enforce child and labor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party of
Chelsea
Henry Pounceby
Edwin L. White
Boston
No Roller Polo in Lynn This Year
The committee on licenses will refuse Frank J. Leonard a license to use the old riding academy for games. There is no other desirable building available for roller polo in Lynn this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Committee On Licenses
Frank J. Leonard
Old Riding Academy
Kirtland Club Offers 250 for Kentucky Rosebud Starlight Fight
The Kirtland Club has offered 250 for the bout between Kentucky Rosebud and Starlight and the match is expected to be staged at the club rooms within a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Kirtland Club
Kentucky Rosebud
Starlight
Oyster Supper Menu Fragments Ahead of Dinner
Fragmentary notes list items for an oyster supper including oysters on the half shelf olives brown bread cane finger breads celery salad crackers cheese coffee and related nibbles, suggesting a simple social reception or meal course.
East Boston Couple Depart for East Coast Tour
A young couple left on the 11:30 train for New York with plans to visit Washington Baltimore and Richmond and Gettysburg. They will return to 389 Meridian Street East Boston and be at home after November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
Regan
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Richmond
Battle Ground
Gettysburg
Meridian Street
Hollings Devitt Wedding At St James Roxbury
Miss Helen Josephine Devitt and Mr Richard Hollings Jr wed at St James Episcopal Church Roxbury last evening at 8. The church overflowed with 500 invitations and guests from Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington attended. The Rev Percy Browne officiated and the couple will tour the West after a reception at the groom's Dorchester home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Josephine Devitt
Richard Hollings, Jr
St. James Episcopal Church
Roxbury
St. James’s Church
Percy Browne
Wry
Richard Hollings
Virginia Street
Dorchester
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Mrs. Hollings
West
Grace Jeffrey Weds Irving Glover in Dorchester Home
Miss Grace Isabel Jeffrey and Mr Irving Dodge Glover marry at 7 last evening in Dorchester hosted by Mrs David N Jeffrey. Ceremony by Rev Perley B Davis with no bridesmaids, autumn floral decor, reception for over one hundred guests, with future home in Dorchester and December Wednesdays at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Isabel Jeffrey
Irving Dodge Glover
David N. Jeffrey
Ashland and
Capen Streets
Dorchester
Hendrie
Glover
Niagara
West
Unable to determine full item from fragment
The text notes a living arrangement with the bride’s mother Mrs D N Jeffrey indicating extended family involvement in the wedding context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Jeffrey
Tetlow-Eaton Tetlow Wedding in Chelsea at 78 Chester Ave
Miss Mabel Eaton Tetlow wed Harry D. Smith at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George B. Tetlow 78 Chester avenue Chelsea. The Rev Charles F Beattie officiated with J Chesley Place as best man and Miss Helen Louise Tetlow as maid of honor. The couple plan to reside at 78 Chester avenue after a reception for about 150 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Tetlow
Chester Avenue
Chelsea
Mabel Eaton Tetlow
Harry D. Smith
Charles F. Beattie
Episcopal Church
J. Chesley Place
Helen Louise Tetlow
Henry E. Pratt
John L. Wright
Haworth League
Walnut Street
Walpole High School
Han non and Annie Fogland wed in Medford ceremony
John H. Hannon of Malden and Annie Fogland of Medford wed at 4 PM with Rev. Thomas Shepard officiating. Bridesmaid Lizzie Campbell, best man Francis Fogland, ushers James Barnes William Ramsey and several attendants. A reception followed. couple to reside on Pleasant Street Malden after a tour to Montreal and Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Barnes
William R. Ramsey
Minnie Howard
Carrie Ramsey
Maud Richardson
Annie Campbell
Carrie Winn
Malden
Medford
Montreal
Quebec
Hanben
Pleasant Street
Malen
Murphy Ireland Union in Charlestown Ceremony
Miss Katherine N. Murphy and Eugene Francis Ireland of Charlestown wed at 8 Austin street Charlestown with Rev Father Allison officiating. Bridesmaid Nellie Murphy and best man William H. Ireland attended as guests showered with presents before a society reception. The couple left for Washington and will reside at 42 Chestnut street upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Murphy
Katherine N. Murphy
Eugene Francis Ireland
Charlestown
Allison
D. Murphy
Austin Street
Nellie Murphy
William H. Ireland
Washington
Chestnut Street
Miss Mary L. Andrews Weds Nelson J. Davis in Lynn
Miss Mary L. Andrews daughter of Mrs E A Andrews of 4 Bloomfield street Lynn married Nelson J. Davis of New York at the bride’s residence yesterday afternoon. Rev J M Pullman of the First Universalist Church Lynn officiated. Attending guests came from New York Boston and Salem. Harriet A Andrews of New York was brides maid John E Andrews of Brooklyn served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Andrews
E. A. Andrews
Bloomfield Street
Lynn
Nelson J. Davis
New York
J. M. Pullman
First Universalist Church
Boston
Salem
Harriet A. Andrews
John E. Andrews
Brooklyn
Coakley Answers Hazleton On School And Immigrant Policy
Timothy W. Coakley, Democratic Senate candidate in the eighth Suffolk district, responds to John Hazleton’s questions. He supports a public school system free from sectarian influence, opposes compulsory universal schooling, favors strict immigration limits, and rejects public funding for sectarian use while allowing nonsectarian private institutions to aid public needs. He defends religious freedom, states race or creed won’t affect his voting, and defends the right to bear arms for lawful parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy W. Coakley
Senate
Eighth
John Hazleton
John Hazelton
Granville A. Fuller
Brighton
Suffolk
Fuller
Massachusetts
London
Sweet Charity
Dancing Event in East Boston's Star of the Sea Parish
The Star of the Sea Ladies' Aid Society held its second annual coffee party and dance at Lyceum Hall East Boston with about 80 attendees. John Cunningham and Mrs William Hadnett led the grand march for 200 couples as the National Guard Orchestra played through eighteen dances. Coffee and cake were served around midnight and the party ended near 2 o'clock with plans for a third annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Star of the Sea
East Boston
Lyceum
Vindicated of Embezzlement Charge In East Boston
A letter from East Boston dated October 23 1894 reports George Kimber cleared of a $130 embezzlement accusation by Rockett Lodge S O F M A. The writer says the charges lacked evidence and that friends congratulate Kimber on his vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kimber
East Boston
Rockett Lodge
S.O
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Hollings
Devitt
Jeffrey
SMITH
Tetlow
Goakley
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Amerean
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Wilson Bros
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Fredrik Kroger
Marten Anderson
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