Newburyport Food Fair highlights Cake and Psyche day
At Newburyport’s food fair Mrs. Lincoln spoke on cake and bread, with Spanish themed decorations for Grand Army day. Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland and Miss Gertrude Capen appeared. Merlin's food exhibit drew large crowds, autograph lines, and a humorous age guessing moment near the booth.
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Lincoln
Newburyport
Seaport
Irs
California
St. Louis
Denver
Salt Lake City
Spain
Castilan Club
Rose Posse
Eva Smith
B. J. Legate
Edward Lovell
Brookline
Wollaston Heights
Gardner Brooke
L. Shannon Davis
College Club
Mary Kimball
Charles Mead
George A. Litchfield
N. G. Nickerson
D. L. Jewell
Arthur Sibley
C. R. Sherman
Burnett
Mecca
Merlin's
Wellesley
Merlin
Norman-Hunter wedding draws large Newport crowd
William R. Hunter and Edith Norman of Boston Newport tied at All Saints Chapel at 12 30. The ceremony was led by Bishop Thomas M. Clark and Rev G J Magill. The gown was white satin with long train. 1423 invitations were sent. Guests included Mayor Nathan Matthews Jr and F H Prince. Wedding gifts valued at over 25000 dollars. The couple will tour Europe for a month.
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Newport
Wiliam R. Hunter
Edith Norman
George H. Norman
Boston
All Saints’ Chapel
Beacon Street
F. H. Prince
George H. Norman, Jr
Boston Stock Exchange
Thomas M. Clark
G. J. Magill
Episcopal Church
Mabel Norman
Miss Norman
J. Neilson Howard
Max Agassiz
Albert Post Mitchell
Edward H. Bulkeley
H. F. Eldredge
Center Hitchcock
New York
Hugh K. Norman
Hattie Gammell
Mollie Hunter
Europe
Nathan Matthews, Jr
William Brewster
Howard Wyman
Guy Norman
T. A. de Blois
de Blois
Gill-Marian Wedding at St James Roxbury
A quiet noon ceremony at St James's Church Roxbury united Miss Eleanor Marion and Mr Charles F Gill of Richwood Ohio. Rev Percy Browngé presided with maid of honor Violet Wren Gill and a small private party including Mrs Edwin S Gill and others.
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St. James’s Church
Roxbury
Eleanor Marion
Charles F. Gill
Richwood
Percy Browngé
Violet Wren Gill
Edwin S. Gill
The
Boston Traveller
Charles Wren
Jack Gardiner
Henry Lt. Merritt
Glove Bargains From Norcross Four-Pact Trade Pitch
Four reasons for glove sales from Norcross emphasize sourcing from France Belgium England and America. Bargains include 50 dozen women’s black cashmere gloves at 25c a pair and 75 dozen four-button Foster Lacing gloves at 1.00 a pair with other styles in fall shades and guaranteed quality.
Local Candy Sale Listings Spark Price Hype
Saturday sale notes list 1000 pounds Molasses Peppermints 910 pounds Butter Scotch and 13%2c pound items with bids suggesting value at 1.00 per pound. Item numbers include No. 18 Left. First line hints at a promotional cart or inventory update from a local shop.
Wedding Party Heads to New York Then Richwood Residence
Breakfast at General Gill's Cedar Park home preceded the couple's departure from Park Square station on a 3 o clock train to New York. They plan a wedding tour through the South before settling in Richwood Ohio.
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General Gill
Cedar Park
Park Square Station
New York
South
Richwood, O
Fewkes and Brentwood Wed in Charlestown Ceremony
Miss Alberta Brentwood daughter of Mrs L M Brentwood of Charlestown married Mr Charles Henry Fewkes of Newton last evening at the bride’s mother home 210 Main Street Charlestown Rev Hornbrook of Newton officiating. Bridesmaids Miss Margaret C Whiting and Miss Emma F Fritz ushers Mr Frank R Fritz and Mr Frederick Rogers reception followed.
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Alberta Brentwood
Frank R. Fritz
Charlestown
Frederick Rogers
Newton
The Way It Always Is
A quoted World story notes a police officer releasing a prisoner because he did not realize the suspect was armed. The dialogue highlights a careless oversight and a recurring failure to recognize danger.
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Tagsleigh
Wagleigh
New York
Boston Debates Public Ownership of Wharves and Docks
A Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange meeting endorses petition urging the city to seek General Court approval for public docks in Boston Harbor. Leaders argue that municipal control would expand harbor facilities, aid ocean commerce, and counter railroad discrimination, with a committee to study the plan.
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Fruit and Produce Exchange
City of
Boston
Boston Harbor
New York
J. F. Hutchinson
G. F. Mead
Mr. Mead
Far West
J. Henry Bennett
Associated Board of Trade
New England
Mr. Bennett
Vanderbilt Railroad
Bennett
W. M. Snow
Alexander
Cunard
Winthrop
American Sea Board
Vanderbilt
New England Railroad
Whitney and Battery
Central
Barry
Back Bay
Laxos Ad Promises Quick Sleep for fretful Baby
Baby fretfulness linked to unsettled bowels. The ad claims LAXOS, produced by M. Calm & Bro., New York, can set baby's bowels right. Available as honey like remedy, praised as pleasant and sold by all druggists.
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Baby
Papa
Mamma
M. Calm & Bro
New York
Ssc
Successful Baptist Hospital concert in Music Hall
A Boston Baptist Hospital benefit concert at Music Hall raised about $750 for a permanent hospital fund and aiding Baptist church sick and poor. Bad weather kept many seat buyers away. the program featured Apollo Quartet and soloists including Mrs Homes E Sawyer Herbert Johnson Fitz De Giesse Woodward Williams and Heinrich Meyer.
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Music Hall
Boston Baptist Hospital
Apollo Quartet
Homes
E. Sawyer
Herbert Johnson
Fitz de Giesse
Woodward and
Williams
Heinrich Meyer
High School Football Slowed By Rain At Glenmere Park
East Boston and Lynn staged a fierce clash at Glenmere Park Lynn yesterday in the High School League game both sides failed to score after forty minutes. Poor field conditions and heavy rain marred the match as Swain Clough Bishop Morris impressed with hard tackling.
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East Boston
Lynn
Glenmere Park
Swain and
Clough
Bishop
Morris
Petition Seeks Charter Revocation of Boston Children's Aid Society
Worcester resident Mrs. Lucy M. Green seeks to revoke the society's charter, alleging misrepresentation led to surrender of her two children to foster care. The petition, presented by Fred R. Johnson, notes she signed away rights unknowingly and a ten thousand dollar damages suit is pending in Superior Court.
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Governor's Council
Fred R. Johnson
Worcester
Johnson
Lucy M. Green
Green
Boston Children’s Aid Society
Henrietta Fogg
Union Church
Miss Fogg
President and family return to White House amid renovations
The President and Mrs Cleveland and two children arrived at 10 10 p m at the executive mansion after a thorough renovation during their absence. Two private detectives accompanied them on entry. The trip also included a Jersey City departure with the President denying a rumor of endorsing Senator Hill. A man named Richard R Goerdeler visited Dr Bryant seeking an audience and claimed to aim to clear the President’s “stain” from incarceration in a German asylum citing a duel with Emperor William.
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Washington
Cleveland
New York
Jersey City
Senator Hill
Cooper Union
Crank
Richard R. Goerdeler
West Fifty-seventh Street
Council Debates Site for Garbage Plant and Veterans Memorial
City council debates the Dorchester plant location and reinstatement of veterans in the street department. Mayor seeks an ordinance to bar city employee solicitations for gifts and tests a Holmes bust for the Public Library while orders push housing, street paving, and subway day labor options.
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Manks
Dorchester
Carter
New England Construction Company
Wakefield
Holden
Wardil
Norris
Ward 18
Ward 22
Matthews
Council
Common Council
Prac Tice
Transit Commissioners
Sears
Ward 10
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Emerson
Ward 17
Grand Army
Mr. Holden
Ward 11
Boylston Street
Arlington Street
Massachetts Avenue
Notable English Actress Remarries at Age 77 in England
The article notes Mrs. Stirling, once a leading English actress, has wed Sir Charles Gregory, aged 77, matching her own years. It also mentions Lady Randolph Churchill in California and Mrs. Emily Collins of Hartford, a former weather observer, plus Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobi's medical writings and women in medicine contributing to the field.
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Stirling
England
Sir Charles Gregory
Randolph Churchill
California
Emily Collins
Hartford
Louisiana
Agricultural Bureau
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Signal Service
Mary Putnam Jacobi
Templars Elect New Officers at Massachusetts Rhode Island Session
The Grand Commandery Knights Templar of Massachusetts and Rhode Island met at Sutton Hall to elect officers including Grand Commander Samuel C. Lawrence and other senior officers. Appointments and committees were announced, and Lawrence presented a past grand commander jewel to R Em Sir Fry before adjournment at 3 30 PM.
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Grand Commandery
Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Sutton Hall
Masonic Temple
Samuel C. Lawrence
Eugene H. Richards
William R. Walker
Walter Cutting
Thomas E. St. John
George L. Shepley
Herbert F. Morse
James H. Upham
Benjamin W. Rowell
Grand Fund
John Carr
Lawrence
Winthrop Messenger
George E. Hilton
Henry G. Jordan
Henry W. Rugg
P. Voorhees Finch
R. Em
George H. Burnham
Charles A. Stott
Charles C. Hutchinson
Arthur G. Pollard
Robert S. Franklin
Frederick H. Spring
Joseph W. Hill
Charles Harris
William Robinson
George Cushing
Charles W. Sawyer
Edward T. Pigeon
James M. Blanchard
Lafayette G. Blair
Kt. Fry
Vice President Stevenson Arrives in New York
Vice-President Stevenson landed in New York at 4 15 this afternoon amid crowd scenes and brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stevenson
Reverend Pavey and wife celebrate 25th anniversary
Prov ncetown Oct 25 The Rev R Pavey and wife marked twenty fifth wedding anniversary at Centre Methodist Episcopal Church where he serves as pastor The event arranged by the Kings Daughters Ladies Sewing Circle and Sunday school featured decorated vestry seats a five piece solid silver gold lined tea service as a gift speeches and refreshments Mr Pavey has led the church for two years after moving from Attleboro
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Provincetown
R. Pavey
Centre Methodist Episcopal Church
King’s Daughters
Pavey
Attleboro
Call for Separate Insane Department at Women’s Detention
The matron and officers of the House of Detention for women urge creation of a distinct insane department. They note current facilities can receive many cases but urge separation from the ward housing prisoners and drunks, to better handle delicate women detained for violence until transfer to an asylum.
Tragedy in North Attleboro: Coggshalls Die in Apparent Double Suicide
A man and his wife, Clarence and Nellie Coggshall, were found dead in the street after an apparent self inflicted shooting. The medical examiner arrived, bodies removed to Sperry's rooms, and investigation noted a life insurance policy and a letter to a sister.
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Fred Bosworth
Bosworth
Coggshall
J. C. Gallison
Franklin
Clarence Coggshall
Gallison
Foster
North Attleboro
Sperry
William Coggshall
Pr. Gallison
Coggeshall
Susan Hall
Advertising Brains Rewarded in Laxol Contest
The Post offers three prizes of 20, 10 and 5 dollars for the three best Laxol advertisements open to all New England residents. Ads must be 14 to 300 words and may include illustrations. Send entries to Laxos care Post Boston by Nov 20. judging by Fred W. MacDonald and others with results around Dec 1.
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New England
M. Calm & Bro
Cedar Street
New York
Fred W. MacDonald
The
Post
Laxos
Care Post
Boston
Mass
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Psyche
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Hunter
Gill—Marion
Norcross
Manufac
Turers
France
Belgium
America
J. Henry Norcross
Tremont Row
the Baptist Hospital
C. E. Davis
Park Sq
Mrs. Green
White House
Hill
Thurber
A Holmes
Public Library
A. Plummer
Washington Street
Children’s Department
Female Senior Evening School of
New York City
Templars
Grover
Coggshalls
Sheriff Brown
Catarra
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