Yankee mill men they are Georgia's guests
Two hundred fifty members of the New England Cotton Manufacturers Association met in Atlanta at the exposition auditorium for the association's fifty first session. They were welcomed by Mayor King and exposition officials, with plans to tour the fair and dine with Georgia manufacturers. President Collier highlighted Southern growth in cotton milling and urged competition with New England in finer grades, while Goodale stressed reasons for the trip and the hope that closer ties would benefit both regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
New England States
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Ed Peters
Kimball
Georgia Manufacturers
Goodale
King
Collier
Boward Atkinson
South
New England
Goodall
Meeting of Carney Hospital fund committee at Parker House
A general committee for Carney Hospital fund met at the Parker House, presided by E A Macdonald. Sister Gonzaga reported current expenses totaling $3608.96 with future costs around $2000, noting $426 already spent from the committee. A Everett concert and lecture netted $350 for the hospital bed fund, with donors including Codman, King, Mrs Coplon, Bradbury, Stanton, Hanley, Shechum, and others contributing toward the $7678.60 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney, Hospital
Parker, House
E. A. Macdonald
Gonzaga
Conroy
Everett
Council of the Knights of Columbus
MR Company
Esceevescenes
Codman
Charles A. King
Eine
M. E. Coplon
Bradbury
James F. Stanton
Eereeeweves
Mary Hanley
H. Rol
William J. Shechum
J. Nellie
Grifin
David Scania
Migautaig
Jon
Iam Gil
Mu Eckgouy
Annie“s Welch
Aeiré
Mulkern
W. ‘Bragdon
James
A. Byron
Prohibition Rally Heard in Charlestown Hall
A unique Prohibition rally occurred last night at Abbotsford Hall Charlestown with candidate John L Nichols for the seventh Middlesex district as speaker. Professor Nelson assisted and sang. Nichols illustrated his remarks with cartoons shown on Canvas via a stereopticon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotsford Hall
Charlestown
John £. Nichols
Middlesex
Nelson
Millionaire Van Alen An American Prince of Wales
Milionaire James J. Van Alen, a New York magnate tied to the Astors, is described as extremely wealthy and American. The profile covers his lineage, fortune, education, English tastes, Newport villa Wakehurst, and pursuit of hunting and riding, including notable parties and a bicycle fad in Newport society.
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New York
James J. van Alen
America
J. J. van Alen
Knickerbocker
J. J. van’ Alen
Martin van Buren
Columbia County
St. Mark's
Ife
United States
Ecuador
Taylor
FF. van Alen
Oxford
Europe
Emily Astor
William Astor
John Jacob Astor
Newport
Wakehurst
England
Henry VIII
Henry
Albert Edward
Prince of
Van
Alen
Prince of Wales
Henry Allen
Bristol
R. I
Rhode Island
Colt
Pappoose Squash Point
Bretol
van Alen
Ike Johnson
Connolly
Detective recounts kidney pill relief from pain
A Buffalo private detective, Charles W. Marsh, recalls two years of severe back pain and kidney trouble before using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports marked improvement after the first box, now sleeping well and able to work with less pain. The testimonial is signed and offered for publication. Doan's Kidney Pills priced 50 cents per box or six for $2.50, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W.* Marsh
Bremen Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Maret
Buffalo Papers
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
U. S
N.Y
Dream of Beauty Unique Yet Quite Simple Wedding Dress
New York reports Miss Consue Vanderbilt’s wedding gown designed by Mme. Donovan. White satin with heavy Point Angleterre lace includes five eight inch flounces, a plain satin back with heavy plaits, high neck bodice, leg of mutton sleeves, double lace ruffles, a wide belt of satin folds, and a five yard court train adorned with seed pearls.
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New York
Colt Case Involving Mrs Colt and Van Alen Heads Senate
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a legal dispute over Mrs. Colt and Van Alen, with reference to a suit, custody or award, a trip to Vermont, and a statement from an unnamed authority. The text mentions the United States Senate and a colonel or lawyer figure in a contested matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Vérmont
Ancient and Honorable Artillery visit planning in London
London committee of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company met at the Parker House to advance arrangements for the trip. Col Sidney M Hedges chaired, Arthur T Lovell was secretary. A large turnout heard Gage & Sons report on itineraries abroad after London, with a plan to parade in London with side arms.
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London
Minstrel Troupe Planned by Nine Hundred Fifth Artillery
Members of the Ninety-ninth Artillery Association of Charlestown organize a minstrel troupe. A committee on arrangements led by J. R. Armington Jr. was appointed, with Henry B. Adame B. Nichols Mary S. Brockway and Harry Currell. Rehearsals start immediately with performances likely in late January or just after New Year.
Men's Debating Club Elects Ward 3 Officers
The ward 3 club last night elected Edward Manning as president Robert B Reake as vice president John H Heisman as secretary and Francis H Campbell as treasurer The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension city manufactures wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired Orders by mail prompt attention Tremont telephone service
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Ward 3
Edward Manning
Robert. .B. Reake
John H. Heisman
Francis H. Campbell
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Duke of Marlborough Visits New York Dinner
The Duke of Marlborough met about forty to fifty New York business leaders at a Union League Club dinner hosted by banker H. L. Horton. Guests included Joseph H. Choate Brayton Ives George Gould E J Berwind and General Horace Porter with Millard and Ivor Guest also present. Earlier he attended Meadowbrook Hunt Club steeplechase at Hempstead with James Kernochan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duke of Marlborough
H. L. Horton
Union League Clu
Trust, Insurance
Joseph H. Choate
Brayton Ives
George Gould
E. J. Berwind
James D. Tappan
Horace Porter
Millard
Ivor Guest
James Kernochan
Hempstead
Meadowbrook
Italian Socialist Pietro Gori To Speak In New York
The noted Italian lawyer Pietro Gori, a prominent socialist, arrives in New York after exile from Italy. At 28 he is feared by the Crispi regime, once condemned to solitary confinement, and will speak next Tuesday at 102 Richmond Street Hall about labor’s forces and political liberty.
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Pietro Gori
Crispi
Milan
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
New York
New ‘York
Holland Port
Gori
Richmond Street
Governor's Council Adopts Rations at Knight Death
The Governor's council met at noon yesterday and adopted rations on the death of ex Lieutenant Governor Knight. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions on the death of ex Governor Ames. Councillors Savage Keith Southwick Harlow and Sullivan with Governor Greenhalge Adjutant General Dalton and six staff members will represent the State at the funeral today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Ames
Savage
Keith
Southwick
Harlow
Sullivan
Greenhalge
Dalton
Father Doonan Lecture Draws Record Cambridge Audience
The Rev J Doonan of Boston College lectured at Union Hall Cambridge on Evolution at the Bar of Reason and Experience to one of the hall's largest crowds. The event showcased the clergyman’s mastery of the topic before a wide audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Doonan
Boston College
Union Hall
Cambridge
Drawing in Schools at Mechanics' Fair Exhibit
The upper balcony of Grand Hall hosts an educational exhibit on drawings from Boston public schools showing progressive pupil work from ages four and up to high school level. A manual training section demonstrates instructional methods with evening demonstrations, plus modelling and relief designs.
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Grand Hall
Boston
Roxbury High School
Fire pay cut for washwomen under Fire Commissioner
Fire Commissioner Russell says wage reductions for washwomen cut department costs. A contractor offered 30 cents per dozen versus 70 cents, leading to an 48 cent per dozen rate for accepted items. Former prices ranged from 6.25 per hundred for pillow slips to 66 cents for double blankets, with plain wash at 48 cents per dozen. The commissioner declined to comment on workers’ reactions.
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Russell
Fire Department
World’s Train Record Set by Lake Shore Line
Buffalo and Chicago connected in a record trial from One Hundredth Street, Chicago to Buffalo Creek, covering 510 miles in 8h 1m including stops at an average of 63.10 mph and 64.98 mph excluding stops. The New York Central Faust train ran 426 1 2 miles to Buffalo in 4h 7 2 3 minutes at 64.26 mph.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Shore
Michigan
New York Central
Chicago
Buffalo Creek
New York
Music Inauguration At First Baptist Church
On Sunday evening at the First Baptist Church Commonwealth avenue the Rev Nathan BE Wood will inaugurate the first in a series of musical services linked to the regular preaching. The choir includes Miss Annabel Clark Miss Fanny Holt Mr D Crosby Greene Loyal Li Buffum with Mrs Jennie Patrick Walker Miss Gertrude Edmands Mr James H Ricketson and Mr Arthur Beresford. Next Sunday cellist Leo Schultz and Miss Clark will perform with a chorus and the pastor will preach to young people.
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First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Nathan BE. Wood
D. D
Annabel Clark
Fanny Holt
D. Crosby Greene
Loyal Li Buffum
Jennie Patrick Walker
Gertrude Edmands
James H. Ricketson
Arthur Beresford
Leo Schultz
Symphony Orchestra
Clark
Gounod
Dr Talmage Installed as Co Pastoras at First Presbyterian
Washington Oct 24. Dr Talmage was formally installed as co pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. The sermon was preached by Rev David Gregg of Lafayette Avenue Church Brook, with Rev Adolphs Allen, moderator of the Washington City presbytery, conducting questions. Charges to Talmage and to the people were given by Rev Wallace Radcliff and Rev B F Bittinger. Talmage merely pronounced the benediction and then held a reception attended by nearly all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
David Gregg
La&fayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brook
Adolps Allen
Washington’ City
Talmage
Wallace Radcliff
B. F. Bittinger
Washington
Audi
Superintendent Wheeler Replies to Paving Criticism
Wheeler the Superintendent of Streets responds to a Boston editorial judging paving choices. He notes the department has laid the most pavement with a concrete base since becoming superintendent this year, and presents a table from the city engineer showing 41 249 square yards in 1892 and 26 8 in the current year, with 10 063 square yards the smallest in 1893 10 063.
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Wheeler
Boston
Street Department
Farewell Luncheon for Mr Hans Bishop Before Departure
Mr Hans Bishop of 11 Beacon Street hosted a luncheon at 9 Bosworth Street for theatrical friends ahead of his return to Santa Cruz. Attendees included Thomas Lothian of the Boston Museum Vincent of Hollis Street Theatre F G Tuttle Miss Boyd Joseph Wagner and others. Toasts and expressions of regret accompanied pretty chrysanthemum and palm decorations.
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Hans Bishop
Beacon Street
Bosworth Street
Santa Cruz
Thomas Lothian
Boston Museum
Vincent
Hollis Street
F. G. Tuttle
Miss Boyd
Joseph Wagner
Bishop
St Louis Liner Seeks Rudder Repair Near Needles
The American liner St Louis passed Prawles Point at nine this morning with signals for two tugs to meet her at the Needles after losing her rudder. Company officials expect repair in time to resume sailing on schedule from Southampton Saturday. All aboard are well.
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Southampton
St. Louis
Prawles Point
Needles
Suits at 8 93 and Beaver Overcoats at 9 98 Offer Bargain Value
The Central Clothing House advertises deviot suits at 8.93 and beaver overcoats at 9.98, claiming prices reflect about half value from prior levels of at least 15 for suits. It also notes children’s clothing in another column.
Common Council Debates Budgets and Atwood Controversy
City council discusses hotel lodging registration blanks for lodgers, seeks sworn returns, and shifts poll assessments to the Board of Election Commissioners. A $600,000 ferry landing bond is laid over, Engine 31 repair delayed. Atwood charges debated with Foster denouncing the inquiry as unjust. Bailey clarifies caucus and crossing approvals.
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Common Council
Norris
General Court
Smith
Ward
Lane
Ard
Walden’ Smith
Board of Assessors
Board of Election Commissioners
Conry
Ward 2
East Boston
Sears
Russell
East
Boston
Finance Commission
Commonwealth
O’callaghan
Southboro
Foster
Ward 9
Reidy
Harrison H. Atwood
Atwood
America
Mr. Atwood
Ap A
Corporation
Bailey
Rye
V. Bailey
Transit Commission
Charlestown
Causeway Street
Board of Railroad Commissioners
O'Callaghan
Waz
Insolvent Frederick Small Creditors Meet in Boston
Notice of the third meeting of creditors for Frederick S Small, insolvent debtor, to be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on November 8 at 10 o clock in the forenoon. Creditors may prove claims and the assignee will present accounts for approval and objections. Att. Pray, Assignee.
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Commonwealth ‘of Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
William A. Robinson
Winthrop
Robert A. McJunkin
Copartners
BAY State Tiling Company
Court House
Pemberton Square
Fred H. Seavey
Della M. Marrison
Fannie M. Hinmann
Della M. Marrison & CO
Herbert H. Salls
MN M. Salls
Frm
Salls Bros
County of
William
William O. Delano
Frederick
Small
The Confession of An American Girl Read the Sunday Post
The excerpt reflects a contrived moral vignette titled The Confession of An American Girl as printed in The Sunday Post, discussing identity and cultural perception through a domestic lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sunday Post
Officers Elected At Business Session In Religious Group
At a business session this afternoon officers were elected. President Merrill E. Gates of Massachusetts. vice presidents Rev. A Noble Illinois Rev. Alexander McKenzie Massachusetts Rev. Henry Hopkins Missouri Rev. Henry A. Stimson New York Rev. Washington Gladden Ohio. home secretary Rev. M. E. Strieby New Jersey. corresponding secretaries Rev. A F Beard New York Rev. P F Woodbury New York Rev. C J Ryder Connecticut. recording secretary Rev. M. E. Strieby New Jersey. treasurer Henry W. Hubbard New York. auditors George Hicok William H L Nichols. executive committee for three years Samuel Homes New Jersey Samuel S. Marples New York Charles L. Mead New York William H. Strong Michigan Elijah Horr Massachusetts.
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Merrill £. Gates
Massachusetts
A. Noble
Tlinois
Alexander McKenzie
Henry Hopkins
Missouri
Henry A. Stimson
New York
Washington Gladden
Ohio
M. E. Strieby
New Jersey
A. F. Beard
P.F
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Georgia
Carney Hospital
Mingaton
Andlomaning Clu Man Ad
Milionaire
Hat Nee
Mehton Hall
Foxhall
Keene's Place
Milton ‘Mowbray
van ‘Alert
Beericote
Leamington
Warwickshire
Berricote
Lucullus
Rome
van Aten
Messa
Sagarin
Paris
Mr. van Alen
Alcock
Eton
van ‘Alen
van. Alen
Metropolitan
Union, Knickerbocker
Meadow Brook Hunt
Metropolitan ‘Museum of Art
American Geographical’ Society
Union Clubs
San Francisco
van, Alen
Union Club
West
Iene
Sixth Avenue
Mir van. Alen
Miss Vanderbilt
Cormmel Colt
9Ssth Artillery
Parsons
T& Johnson 4. CO
Basten
Father Doonan
Spa
Mallow Spa
Roger F. Scannell
Providence
N.E
JAS. E. Pepper
Prine
Lake & Shore
Michigan Southern
First Baptist Church Services
DR. Talmage
Hans
Corporation Counsel
Atwood Order
Puritana
Mrk
Dd Crosby, ML
Natures
Concord
N. H
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
George N. Proctor & Son
Edwin
Carpenter
Newmarket
Rockingham
New
Sone N. Proctor & Son
Said Gorge
N. Proctor & Son
Elijah George
WM. Henri Irish
Assi
Globe Building
Temple Place
Wilson Bros
Big Clock
Mont Row
the Times
Grondines—Whiteley
Jules Grondines
Lucy Whiteley
Ford
Weymouth
Margaret
John Ford
John F. Ford
Church of Sacred Heart
Kneeland Street
New Haven
Hartford
Martin
William D. Martin
181 Street
Ho Trinity Church
Shawmut Avenue
Hanover St
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