Hilda Clarke to Wed Walter J Flower a Young Broker
New York reports former Bostonians prima donna Hilda Clarke will marry Wilber J Flower a broker, after two season retirement due to a kneecap injury. She plans a continental tour with her husband then settling in Boston. Clarke says she will not return to the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Clarke
Walter J. Flower
New York
The
Bostonians
Wilber J. Flower
Boston
Miss Clarke
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin Faces Divorce Suit in San Francisco
Cordelia Botkin, once convicted in the murder of Mrs. Dunning and her sister, remains jailed awaiting a second trial. Welcome A. Botkin sues for divorce on grounds of desertion, with possible contest by Cordelia. The case intertwines with a long-ago poisoning linked to a San Francisco newspaper correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Dunning
J. D. Deane
Dover
Del
Welcome A. Botkin
Does Not Fear Her Conviction In Cortland Court
Maude Kiehl an 18 year old widow stands in Cortland County Court with her baby while facing murder charges in the death of Adam Kiehl. Prosecutors claim jealousy fueled the act as witnesses say she was alone with strychnine and tea before his death. The defense notes her calm demeanor and appeals to family presence as she awaits trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
N. Y
Maude Kiehl
Adam Kiehl
Cortland County Court House
Florence Burns
Brooklyn
William
Adam
Ada Kiehl
Kiehl
Henry
Rowland L. Davis
Dowd
Lillian
Maude
Roger
George Eddinger
Samuel Perkins
Henry Kiehl
Amelia Potter
Ex-Congressman Fitzgerald May Move to Ward 16
Dorchester politics shift as ex-Congressman John F. Fitzgerald reportedly plans to reside at Hotel Denmark in Ward 16. His move could unite factions, boost mayoral ambitions, and challenge Ward 6 where his brother Senator Henry S Fitzgerald remains active.
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Fitzgerald
Ward 16
Dorchester
John F. Fitzgerald
Hotel
Denmark
Post
Henry S&s. Fitzgerald
Dudley Street
Waterfront Return to Europe Freight Flow and Ship Movements
The week saw six of nine steamers leaving for Europe with about 673,458 bushels of wheat corn and oats. Vessels like Kansas New England Sylvania Columbian Teutonia and Elwick carried substantial cargoes to Liverpool Rotterdam London and Dublin totaling 427,065 bushels. The Sagamore WA&I took 52,000 bushels, while the Lindisfarne heads to Dunkirk and Havre and the Vilay Hermano was chartered for logwood at 4 a ton. Captain William Campbell resigns from the three masted schooner Jennie Thomas to D. E. Crockett. Wrecking progress on Alice M. Davenport remains silent after over a month. High winds are forecast possibly delaying operations. At T Wharf arrivals included Mattakeessett Joseph P. Johnson Juniata Governor Russell with large catches of haddock cod hake and pollock. Market prices held, with cod and hake quoted around 2 to 2 1 2 cents per pound. Empress and Quartet brought in herring and small boats. Commonwealth sailed for Charles Town with passengers and freight. Merion arrived from Liverpool. The Needles departed Calcutta for home. The seven-masted Thomas W. Lawson faced delays at Cherry Flats, drawing about 27 feet, risking a record coal cargo for a sailing vessel, potentially rivaling the Leyland liner Victorian due soon from Liverpool with nearly 9000 tons. Some foreign steamers heading to the Hub with coal are noted.
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Europe
Kansas
New England
Sylvania
Liverpool
Columbian
London
Teutonia
Rotterdam
Elwick
Dublin
Sagamore Wa&i
Lindisfarne
New York
Dunkirk
Havre
Vilay Hermano
Black River
Jam
Boston
Jennie Thomas
William Campbell
D. E. Crockett
Alice M. Davenport
Seal Rocks
Rockland
Alfred Sorensen
Weather Bureau
T Wharf
Mattakeessett
Joseph P. Johnson
Juniata
Governor Russell
Haddock
Empress and Quartet
Commonwealth
MceAuley
Dominion Line
Queenstown
Charlestown
Merion
Needles
Calcutta
Thomas W. Lawson
Philadelphia
Lawson
Charters and craft updates hint at busy Atlantic ports
Ports secure wheat charters with Chiverstone from Cardiff to load 155000 bushels for the United Kingdom and Ruth from Hull to Hamburg for 120000 bushels. Atlantic designer McManus unveils a clipper fishing schooner for Captain George Nelson, modeled after Metamora and built at Essex for Gloucester fleet. Dredge Boston moved to Breyman's yard. Huron launch at Cramps in Philadelphia, ready for service by December. The Landsman.
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Chiverstone
Cardiff
United Kingdom
Ruth
Hull
Eng
Hamburg
Thomas McManus
Atlantic Avenue
George Nelson
Fredonia
Hesper
Essex
Gloucester
Boston
Boston Towboat Company
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Oct 25
Maritime briefing lists arrivals and clearances for voyages including steamers Halifax Pye and Sagamore, ships from Charlottetown Portland and St John, coal and merchandise movements, and tug barge operations. Also notes sun and moon times and high water periods with ports of call and destinations like Baltimore Philadelphia Norfolk and Portland.
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Halifax
Pye
Charlottetown
P. RE. I
Hawkesbury
E. H. Downing
State of
Smith
South Amboy
James P. Foster
Provincetown
Tacony
Ritson
Portland
Standard, Johnson
Philadelphia
S. O. Co
Cumberland
Warrington
Bath
Baltimore
Scranton
Pierce
Hoboken
Sagamore
Tiverpool
Eng
Sylvania
John Stocup
St. John
N. B
Ellen M. Golder
Viola Reppard
Fernandina
Britannia
Wilmington
N. C
Bates Visits Lynn for Republican Rally in Odds Fellows Hall
Lieutenant Governor Bates and James O. Lyford of New Hampshire spoke at a Lynn GOP gathering in Odds Fellows Hall after a City Hall reception hosted by Mayor Shepherd. Bates reprised his Malden speech, focusing on critique of Colonel Gaston’s stance on the subway bill.
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Lynn
Bates
James O. Lyford
New Hampshire
Peston
Odds Fellows' Hall
Shepherd
City Hall
Malden
Gaston
Street Car Collision Hurts Motorman in Portland
A Westbrook division street car collided with two freight cars at Cumberland Mills. Motorman Chaplin Fleck suffered painful injuries but remains not seriously hurt. Forty passengers were shaken, two hurt badly in the incident this evening.
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Portland
Westbrook
Portland Street Railway
Cumberland Mills
Chaplin Fleck
Catarrh Relief Promoted by Eminent Specialists
Eminent nose and throat doctors endorse Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder as safe and harmless for cold in the head tonsillitis hoarseness and catarrh. The advertisement claims relief in ten minutes and a permanent cure like magic.
Sunday Church Services Across Boston Notes
A dense list of Sunday worship times across Boston area churches and halls. Services span Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Universalist, Spiritualist and reform groups with sermons by Rev. John Love Jr. Rev. George Merrill and others. Also noted are Sunday schools, youth meetings, district option debates, and special concerts or supper fundraisers. Numerous venues include Bowdoin Square, Dudley Street, Commonwealth Avenue, Tremont Temple, Ruggles Street, Berkeley and Tremont streets.
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Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
John Love, Jr
Bible School
Dudley Street Baptist Church
H. A. Cooke
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
PD. D
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
Co. Dixon
D. D
C. C. Case
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
George E. Merrill
Colgate University
New York
Merrill
Berkeley Temple
William A. Keight
J. 1. McEwen
Brazil
McEwen
Knight
Old South Church
Allen Bk. Cross
America Hall
Washington Street
Cobb
P. McKenna
Boston
Chickering Hall
F. A. Wiggin
Wiggin
Gimiacs
Spirit Communications
Schubert Quartet
Commercial Hall
Wilkinson
Nettie Merron
Whittemore
Reid
Strong
M. D
May S. Pepper
Etter
Harry Chase
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Highland Hall
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
E. Mack
Gospel OF Spirit-Returns&society
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Huntington Avenue
Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Philo W. Sprague
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Annie May Whitten
Lilian Tortorella
Leah Nowell
Lena F. Webber
Frank Albion Howard
Everett Proctor
Nevin
Coverly
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George Hodges
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Florida Academy Trio
Sidney Woodward
Christian and Missionary — Alliance
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Mary Mullen
Africa
Park Street
M. Landis
Dartmouth Street
Back Bay Station
Berkeley Hall
E. Bayliss
Chicago
Leyden
Gilbert
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
J. P. Blandon
UNION
C. A. Crane
W. H. Allbright
Social Science Club
Boylston Place
Ward 9 Colored Democrats Meet at Emerald Street
The colored Democrats of Ward 9 convened at 84 Emerald Street last night. Presiding was Charles Cowans with addresses by John J. Gartland C Vincent George Horton I D Barnett C S Pritcher and I S McNeil offering remarks and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 9
Emerald Street
Charles Cowans
John J. Gartland
C. Vincent
George Horton
I. D. Barnett
C. 8. Pritcher
I. S. McNeil
Melrose High Football Tops Revere 11 to 10 at Revere
Melrose High football beat Revere High 11 to 10 at Revere. Melrose led early, with Revere mounting a late rally in the second half to narrow the gap.
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Melrose H
Revere H
Melrose High
Revere High
Revere
Melrose
Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Easy Dish Cleaning
The ad extols Fels-Naptha soap for cleaning with minimal effort and without boiling water. It urges readers to try it on dishes, highlighting quick, efficient cleansing.
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Anheuser-Buschs
Iger
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’s
St. Louis, U. S
Hilda Clark
Dunning
California
Delaware
Babe
Opera Coiffure
Dandruff
A. R. Bremer CO
Paris
Regal
Nery
Consu
Men’s Store
Summer ST
Women’s Store
Shipping News
Wind Southwest
State of Maine
Eastport
Mora
Louisburg
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Wyalusing
Portsmouth
Brait
Ellenville
Bravo
Mabel Jordan
Rio Janeiro
Josie R. Burt
Norfolk
City of Augusta
Clara Goodwin
Watchman
Eastern Port
Cox and Green
Windsor
Charles G. Endicott
Jacksonville
Protector
St. Pierre
Mig
Jennie Palmer
Sackville
Kennebunkport
Edward I. Warren
Bangor
Jordan
Pigeon Cove
Fall River
Standard
O. Co
Walter A. Luckenbach
Providence
Edward F. Luckenbach
Sovereign of the Seas
O. L. Halenbach
Lehigh
Buckler
Banter
Bluster
Methodist
Carrie Wort
Epworth
Presbyterian
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Silver Streets
South
Nseston
J. Kirkpatrick
ST Andrew's Presbyterian Church
West Concord Street
Alexander K. MacKinnon
Spiritualist
Shawmut Avenue
Canton and
Brookline Streets
George L. Perin
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Verdi
Gruenwald
Bouree
Mons Chouletfleurs
Offenbach
D. Nelson Raymond
Perin
Salvation Army
W. Evans
Army Hall
Green St
B. J. Yorke
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Universal Brotherhood Organization and
Theosophical Society
Katherine Tingley
Mt. Vernon Street
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