Hilda Clarke to Wed Walter J Flower in Boston and New York
New York gossip notes that Hilda Clarke former prima donna of the Bostonians will marry Wilber J Flower a broker in late next month. Clarke who left the stage after a broken kneecap plans a continental tour with her husband before settling in Boston. She has given up the stage for all time.
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Cordelia Botkin Sued for Divorce After Murder Conviction
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin, jailed fourth year and awaiting a second murder trial, is sued for divorce by her traveling salesman husband Welcome A. Botkin. Ground is desertion. she may contest. The case follows Botkin’s 1898 murder conviction for poisoning Mrs. John P. Dunning and her sister, with a new trial possible later this year.
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Cal
Cordelia Botkin
John P. Dunning
J. D. Deane
Dover
Del
Welcome A. Botkin
Dunning
Does Not Fear Her Conviction In Cortland Murder Case
Maude Kiehl, 18, widow, faces trial for the alleged murder of Adam Kiehl in Cortland County. She defends her innocence in court with her baby in her arms, denying love motives and describing herself as not frightened by the possible life sentence. The proceedings reveal rival suitors, family witnesses, and the prosecution’s motive of jealous rage.
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N. Y
Maude Kiehl
Adam Kiehl
Cortland County Court House
Florence Burns
Brooklyn
William
Williams
Adam
Ada Kiehl
Kiehl
Henry
Rowland L. Davis
Dowd
Lillian
Maude
Roger
George EX ¥Ddinger
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. The move aims to unite factions and bolster his mayoral ambitions by gaining ward influence, with his brother Henry S Fitzgerald keeping a base in Ward 6.
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Ward 16
Dorchester
John F. Fitzgerald
Hotel
Denmark
Post
Henry
Dudley Street
Water Front Steamship Leave With Record Wheat Cargo
Six of nine steamers bound for Europe carried 427,065 bushels of wheat and oats this week, with destinations including Liverpool London and Rotterdam. The steamship Thomas W Lawson struggles on coal while pilots seek high tides to clear harbor channels.
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Kansas
New England
Sylvania
Liverpool
Columbian
London
Teutonia
Rotterdam
Elwick
Dublin
Sagamore
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
Quartet
Commonwealth
McAuley
Dominion Line
Queenstown
Charlestown
Merion
Needles
Calcutta
Thomas W. Lawson
Philadelphia
Cherry Flats
Lawson
Atlantic port notes charters and shipyard plans in harbor update
Charters reach several American ports with ships loading wheat for the United Kingdom and Hamburg. The Chiverstone from Cardiff to load 155000 bushels wheat with five port discharge options. Ruth from Hull to load 120000 bushels wheat for Hamburg. Designer Thomas McManus unveils a clipper fishing schooner for Captain George Nelson after the Fredonia race, to be built at Essex and added to Gloucester fleet. Dredge Boston moved to Breyman's repair yard. Clyde line steamer Huron being built at Cramps' yard for service between this port and the south, launching today with 315 by 40 feet and 380 feet hold, gross tonnage 3000, ready by Dec 1. The Landsman.
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Cardiff
United Kingdom
Ruth
Hull
Eng
Hamburg
Thomas McManus
Atlantic Avenue
George Nelson
Fredonia
Hesper
Essex
Gloucester
Boston
Boston Towboat Company
Shipping News Mini Almanac for Oct 25
Shipping notices list arrived steamers and schooners with cargoes and passengers to various ports including Pye to Charlottetown and Halifax, and coal shipments to Howard Nickerson. Cleared and sailed vessels include Sagamore, Britannia, Teutonia, Mora, and multiple tugs and barges bound for Boston, Portland, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
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Pye
Charlottetown
P. KE. I
Hawkesbury
C. B
City of
South Amboy
James P. Foster, Jr
Provincetown
Tacony
Ritson
Portland
Standard, Johnson
Philadelphia
S. O. Co
Cumberland
Warrington
Bath
Baltimore
Scranton
Pierce
Hoboken
Teutonia
Rotterdam
State of Maine
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Mora
Louisburg
Lindisfarne
New York
Columbian
London
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Wyalusing
Boston
Portsmouth
Rockland
Brait
Ellenville
Bravo
Mabel Jordan
Rio Janeiro
Josie R. Burt
Norfolk
City of Augusta
Jennie Thomas
Clara Goodwin
Watchman
Eastern Port
Cox and Green
Windsor
N. S
Charles G. Endicott
Jacksonville
Protector
St. Pierre
Mig
Jennie Palmer
Sackville
Kennebunkport
Lehigh
Buckler
Banter
Bluster
Bates Pays Lynn a Visit in Boston Rally
Lieutenant-Governor Bates and Hon. James O. Lyford of New Hampshire spoke at a Republican gathering in Odd Fellows Hall Lynn. Mayor Shepherd hosted a reception at City Hall before the rally. Bates echoed the Malden speech criticizing Colonel Gaston over the subway bill.
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Bates
James O. Lyford
New Hampshire
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Shepherd
City Hall
Malden
Gaston
Freight Strike Cars Collision Near Cumberland Mills
A Portland street railway car on the Westbrook division collided with two freight cars being backed over a crossing at Cumberland Mills. Motorman Chaplin Fleck suffered painful injuries but is not in a serious condition. Forty passengers were shaken. two were badly hurt.
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Westbrook
Portland Street Railway
Cumberland Mills
Chaplin Fleck
Catarrh Remedy Promoted by Eminent Specialists
Daily practicing nose and throat specialists endorse Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as safe and permanent relief for cold in the head tonsillitis hoarseness and catarrh. It claims to ease symptoms in ten minutes and banish the disease like magic.
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Sunday Religious Services and Meetings The Boston Scene
A long list of church services and spiritual meetings across Boston venues including Bowdoin Square, Dudley Street, Commonwealth Avenue, Tremont Temple, Berkeley Temple, Old South Church, Park Square, and more. Notable speakers include Rev John Love Jr and Rev George Merrill with varied topics such as district option and Nazarene Mephibosheth. Public invited.
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Bowdoin Square
John Love, Jr
Bible School
John Love
Dudley Street
H. A. Cooke
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
DPD
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
Dixon
CC. C. Case
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
George E. Merrill
Colgate University
New York
Merrill
Berkeley
William A. Keight
J. D. McEwen
Brazil
McEwen
Knight
Old South Church
Third Church
Allen Kk. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Hear Park Square
H. O. Hannum
America Hall
Pea Belon Street
E. Cobb
P. McKenna
Boston
Chickering Hall
F. A. Wiggin
Wiggin
Spirit Communications
Schubert Quartet
Commercial Hall
Washington Street
Wilkinson
Nettie Merron
Whittemore
Reid
Strong
Exeter Street
Saidile
Theodore Parker
N. J. Willis
Hatfield Pettibone
Lynn
Spiritualists'’ Association
Cadet Hall
Alex. Caird
M. D
May S. Pepper
Etter
Harry Chase
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Highland Hall
Warren Street
Walnut Avenue
E. Mack
Minnie M. Soule
Legion of Honor
Huntington Avenue
George L. Perin
D. D
Peacemaseria
Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Ashton Lewis
Verdi
Gruenwald
Mons Chouleffleurs
Offenbach
D. Nelson Raymond
Perin
Miscellaneous
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Wesner
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Philo W. Sprague
St. John's Episcopal Church
Charlestown
Annie May Whitten
Lillian Tortorella
Leah Nowell
Lena F. Webber
Frank Albion Howard
Everett Proctor
Nevin
Coverly
Cowen
Handel
Marston
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George Hodges
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Florida Academy Trio
Sidney Woodward
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Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Mary Mullen
Africa
Park Street
Soibhomelet
Ward 9 Colored Democrats Meet at 84 Emerald Street
The colored Democrats of Ward 9 gathered last evening at 84 Emerald Street with Charles Cowans presiding. Addresses were given by John J. Gartland C Vincent George Horton I D Barnett C S Pritcher and I S McNeil.
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Emerald Street
Charles Cowans
John J. Gartland
C. Vincent
George Horton
I. D. Barnett
C. 8. Pritcher
I. S. McNeil
Melrose High Defeats Revere High 11 to 10 in Tight Victory
Melrose High football team edged Revere High 11 to 10 at Revere, adding another win to their season. Melrose surged in the first half while Revere rallied in the second.
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Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Easy Dish Cleaning
The ad touts Fels-Naptha soap as a purifying and cleansing product that cleans dishes with minimal effort and no boiling water. It emphasizes quick results and reduced labor for dishwashing.
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Shawmut Avenue
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Dartmouth Street
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Appleton Street
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Ark Square
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Katherine Tingley
Mt. Vernon Street
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Boylston Place