Madam Pogosky Showcases Russian Peasant Crafts at Fair
The World’s Fair host Madam Pogosky, a Russsian noble associate of Princess Schahovekov, presents lace, shawls, lacquered ware, and antique garments from peasant women including 14 year old Prascovia Bogatireva. Her daughter Anna, 20, studies design in New York, while craftsman men produce carving and jewelry.
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Madam Pogosky
Russia
Novgorod
M. Schahovekov
England
New York
Asm
India
Peter the Great
Anna
New York Academy of Design
Prascovia Bogatireva
Viatka
America
Madam Pogosky’s Exquisite Shawl and Gown at Boston Fair
A Boston World’s Fair showcase features Madam Pogosky who unveils a goats’ hair shawl of 24 million stitches weighing six and a half ounces, worn with a navy silk Russian blouse and long leg-of-mutton sleeves. She displays a Lnen gown with blue and red embroidery and antique gold buttons, plus amethyst jewelry and royal brocade satin.
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Russia
Boston
Madam Pogosky
Marion
Norcross Perfumery Announces Vast Perfume Selection
An advertisement boasts every known odor and a grand assortment of scents including Rose Violet and Lily. It highlights in stock items and notes specials in bulk goods for Saturday October 27 and Monday October 29.
Icelandic Collection may be sold for museum gift
The Icelandic curios collection shown by Mrs Segundi R Magnusson at the Food Fair could be sold and presented to the city Art Museum by a committee of prominent women. She has long aimed to establish a high school for Icelandic girls and hopes Icelandic women can study medicine. the collection traveled from Reykjavik to Chicago and Boston where it gained attention. Her husband has served twenty three years as sub librarian at Cambridge University Library.
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Segundi R. Magnusson
Reykjavik
Iceland
Magnusson
Chicago
Boston
Molasses Peppermints and Butter Scotch on Tremont Row
Prices listed for 1000 pounds Molasses Peppermints at 9 1 2 cents per pound and 1000 pounds Butter Scotch at 13 1 2 cents per pound. Advertises savings of 26 to 50 percent and directs buyers to J Henry Norcross at 17 18 19 20 Tremont Row to ensure correct store.
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J. Henry Norcross
Tremont Row
Police Hearings Reveal Long Island City Contracts Tangles
Police Commissioner Sheehan testifies at Lexow hearings detailing Long Island City contracts, influence claims, and alleged corruption. Goff presses for categorical answers as Lt. Governor Sheehan declines to sit on the bench. pool rooms and the Pequod Club come under scrutiny amid crossfire.
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Sheehan
Long Island
Goff
Mr. Goff
United States
Pat
Inspector Williams
Long Island City
Tammany Hall
Williams
Sanford
Sharkey
West Twenty-third Street
Barker
Pequod Club
Pequods
Eugene Reilly
Abbey
The
Pequod
Republican Party
Lexow
Bradley
Mary and Her Little Mule Causes Hugh O'Brien School Panic
Damaged by water and vandalism at the Hugh O'Brien School after intruders pried a basement window and opened boiler valves. Tools worth ten dollars stolen. ceilings and walls damaged, sessions shortened. Police seek two likely boyish culprits, with investigation ongoing.
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Mary
Division
Hugh O’brien
Thomas Gill
Lake Cochituate
Gill
Morse
Hurley
Increase in the gold reserve reaches new high
Washington reports a substantial rise in the U S gold reserve to 61 140 539 dollars an increase of 1 624 084 over three days as the recovery gains pace Jules Levy performs at Palace Theatre Sunday evening
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Washington
Jules Levy
Palace Theatre
Doings At The Food Fair Highlighted By Lectures And Displays
Miss Rose Cleveland missed the event due to Dr A F Mason’s sudden illness. Brookline ladies didn’t perform while Wollaston Heights sent a large delegation to hear Mrs Lincoln on Salads with four kinds prepared and three dressings. A butterfly luncheon drew crowds. Edna Hurd provided decorations and butterflies. Easter lilies center the hall as Dr Dodds of Hygienic College spoke. Today celebrates South Boston day for Mr George H Bond and hostesses include Mrs L D Packard and others. Music from the Blind Asylum accompanies special exercises and a Hallowe'en spread will grace the banquet display. Mrs Lincoln lectures at 10 30 on Leftovers.
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Rose Cleveland
A. F. Mason
Brookline
Wollaston Heights
Edna Hurd
Dodds
Hygienic College
South Boston
George H. Bond
L. D. Packard
W. H. Soule
Abby Brooks
J. C. Story
Blind Asylum
Concert for St Marys Infant Asylum at Hollis Street Theatre
A benefit concert for St Marys Infant Asylum and Lying in Hospital in Dorchester will be held at Hollis Street Theatre on Sunday evening November 11 under the direction of John C Mullally. The hospital, incorporated in 1874, has housed 8715 infants in twenty years and cared for 671 infants and 151 maternity patients in the year ending Sept 39 1894.
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St. Mary’s
Dorchester
Hollis Street Theatre
John C. Mullally
Archbishop Williams
J. A. Healy
Portland
Peter Rowan
St. Peter’s Church
biscuits rival mother’s for husband’s burden
A quiet domestic moment in which a wife reassures her husband after a kind word eases his load. The scene, described from the Detroit Tribune, centers on simple shared tasks like washing dishes and mending, highlighting affection and connection between spouses.
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Detroit Tribune
Venison Steak Preparation Suggested by Kitchen Columns
A historic guide recommends cutting venison steak one inch thick and broiling it the same as beefsteak. It advises seasoning with butter salt and pepper and serving with currant jelly.
Missing Somerville man Patrick Lindsey to visit Ireland
Patrick Lindsey of Knowlton Street Somerville is missing after planning to sail to Ireland today to visit family. He lived with his brother William and was last seen Wednesday bidding farewell to a sister in Roxbury. Relatives fear ill fortune may have befallen him.
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Patrick Lindsey
Knowlton Street
Somerville
Patrick
William
Ireland
Roxbury
Doyle to make sole appearance in city at Association Hall
Manager Pond has limited Dr A Conan Doyle to a single appearance during his brief American stay. The renowned author of the Sherlock Holmes stories will speak at Association Hall next Wednesday evening, marking his only appearance in this city.
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Pond
A. Conan Doyle
Dr. Doyle
America
Sherlock Holmes
Association Hall
Sunday Religious Services Offer Wide City Program
Sunday services feature B Y M Christian Union at Union Hall 48 Boylston Street with William H Baldwin speaking on Start Right for Young People and a musical program by Rumford Male Quartet Waltham. Tremont Temple Baptist Church hosts sermons 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m on Serving God in Secular Things and The Way of Balaam.
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B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
William H. Baldwin
Rumford Male Quartet
Waltham
Mass
W. W. Upham
L. C. Dennison
F. W. Archibald
D. H. Hawley
George Mendall Taylor
Balaam
Bible School
Hospitaller
Washington St
van Elderen
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Boston
Vicinity
Walter Calley
Poole
Louis Poole
Marten G. Powell
F. E. Gage
Tabernacle
Fulton
First Baptist Church
Somerville
Spring Hill
Rome
Religion
General Sherman
New England
Cuba
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
H. Francis Perry
Hyde Park
Bailey
Women graduates meet in New Haven union session
The National Association of Collegiate Alumni opened its annual meeting in New Haven Connecticut with about 100 members from fifteen states present. Reports from officers and state directors were read while remarks came from Miss Lillian Prudden and Martha Foote Crow.
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New Haven
Conn
National Association of Collegiate Alumni
New Haven House
Connecticut
Lillian &. Prudden
Martha Foote Crow
Chicago
National Association
Mary Robert Smith
Leland Stanford University
California
Marion Talbot
University of Chicago
Maryland
District of Columbia
Mary Whitney Chapin
Illinois
Mary Wright Sewall
Indiana
Annie E. Allen
Massachusetts
Maria Dickinson McGraw
Michigan
Alice Ames Winter
Minnesota
Verna Sheldon Hicks
Missouri
Eva March Tappan
New Jersey
Jeanette Fine Spahr
New York
Sarah O. Peck
Ohio
Emma Logan McCoy
Pennsylvania
Louise Prosser Bates
Rhode Island
Harriet Peirce Fuller
Wisconsin
Ruth Barker Franklin
Newport
R. L
Association
Lake Forest
Ill
Bureau of Collegiate Information
Kate Morris Cone
Hartford
Women and Native Customs Aboard Early Theories
A long antiquated discussion notes Onondaga and Seneca matrilineal kinship and clan names, claiming tribe governance by women and children belonging to the maternal family. It also cites Bernhardt’s long photography record and describes social women’s “offices” in New York and Washington square houses with desks, crimson draperies, and maps.
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New York State
John Smith
Mary Jones
John Jones
Paran Stevens
Fifth Avenue
Woman Known For Stock Speculation Faces Court Judgment
A local woman’s landed property is highlighted as part of her reputation for sound judgment in stocks. The note states she rarely incurs losses in speculation, underscoring her successful approach to equities.
Madagascar Queen Ranavalona III At Antananarivo Palace
The article portrays Queen Ranavalon III of Madagascar as 32, ruling in name but with real power wielded by her husband the prime minister. She spends time with princesses and ladies in waiting at the palace, gossiping, betting betel, and playing draughts while wearing Paris-made gowns.
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Madagascar
Antanarivo
Ranavalon III
Paris
A Dainty Christmas Present Jewel Cases Hidden Under Satin Bow
Instructions describe crafting dainty jewel cases as Christmas presents. A six inch round cardboard foundation is padded with cotton wadding, sewn with standing rings as pockets, and covered with lace and ribbon forming a deep frill. A rosette or large bow centers the jewel case for milady’s rings.
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Milady
Cocoa becomes early morning remedy for awakening readers
The article urges waking women to drink a hot cup of cocoa at dawn to provide food, digestion, and strength before breakfast. It notes cocoa can be prepped the night before and reheated in minutes, and that using fresh milk keeps well overnight.
Be Happy While You Eat for Better Digestion
Advice urges a cheerful mindset at meals with a short pre-dinner nap if possible. Emphasizes sharing bright thoughts at table, peace with others during service, and eating wholesome food slowly to aid digestion.
Dvorak Class Formed at National Conservatory of Music
Dr. Antonin Dvorak will form a composition class at the National Conservatory of Music of America in New York starting November 1. Examinations for the class will be held on November 1 from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m.
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Antonin Dvorak
National Conservatory of Music of America
New York
Francesca Janauschek
Exchange Poem Verses on Quiet Love and Peace
A poem contemplates restrained affection and inner calm. The speaker asks for softer, sweeter love without passion or pain, seeking perfect peace and calm that only love can provide.
Death of Dr Henry T Helmbold after years in confinement
New York reports the death of Dr Henry T Helmbold known for Buchu fame at Trenton Insane Asylum. He spent over a decade in the Pennsylvania and New Jersey asylums after eccentric behavior in Philadelphia. He built a drug store empire and entertained lavishly before his fortunes waned.
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New York
Henry T. Helmbold
Trenton Insane Asylum
Helmbold
Pennsylvania Asylum
Norristown
Penn
Philadelphia
Long Branch
Monmouth Park
Helmboch
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Kelly
District Court House
McLaughlin
Devery
Cross
Byrnes
Croker
Martin
Hugh O'Brien School
Clover Medicine CO
Augusta
Miss Cleveland
ST. Mary's Asylum
Wilson Bros
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Silsbee—Griggs
Madgasgar’s Queen Home
DR. Dvorak
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Michael E. Burke
Amesbury
Thomas Burke
House of Correction
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Knights of the Road
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