Ethel Roosevelt Undergoes a Slight Operation
Washington October 27 Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter of the President is a patient at the Episcopal Eye Ear and Throat Hospital where a slight operation was performed on her nose Saturday Mrs Roosevelt accompanied her daughter to the hospital and the President arrived shortly afterward Both remained throughout the operation with the President at the hospital about an hour It is not known how long Miss Roosevelt will stay in the hospital
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Washington
Ethel Roosevelt
Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Miss Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
East Douglas Families Buy Sauerkraut by Ton
East Douglas records show G Andrew Keith and his cabbage sale to about 20 Polish speaking families. Eleven tons sold since Oct 10 for sauerkraut, delivered to four tenement houses on North Main Street in the lower village.
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East Douglas
G. Andrew Keith
West Sutton
North Main Street
Webster Man Rescued After Chimney Stuck Incident
Forrest Hathaway became trapped in the chimney of his Chaseville home while cleaning it. He yelled until his wife, hearing a muffled voice from an upper room, located him two floors above. Mrs. Hathaway freed him, ending the scare.
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Webster
Forrest Hathaway
Chaseville
Hathaway
Mrs. Hathaway
Forrest
Irish History Lecture At Boston Gaelic School
At 1151 Washington Street yesterday afternoon the Boston Gaelic School hosted Irish lessons led by M Mulroy J M Brown and P Leahane. The lecture on Irish history examined penal laws and their impact on industry with notes on Ireland’s aid during the American war and Irish imports during the Revolutionary era. Attendees included Ca O Leary A D a Mayo Club M Gaughlan Roscommon Ladies Mrs Curley and Teach O Byrne with J Quill performing Irish violin selections.
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Boston
Washington Street
M. Mulroy
J. M. Brown
P. Leahane
Congress
Philadelphia
Ca O’leary
Division 75
M. Gaughlan
Mayo Club
Curley
Roscommon
Teach O’byrne
Wexford
J. Quill
Cafe Noir Coffee Ad Claims Seal Brand Superiority
After dinner coffee with no cream or sugar is described as having a disagreeable metallic taste, while Chase and Sanborn’s Seal Brand is promoted as rich enough to forgo cream. Available in 1 and 2 pound cans at 35 cents per pound. Never sold in bulk.
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Chase & Sanborn
Girl Works For Socialism In Hall Speech
Miss Elizabeth H. Flynn a schoolgirl of 11 spoke for two hours in the Knights of Honor hall on Washington street outlining socialist doctrine. Brennan of the Socialist Labor party followed with a critical address advocating labor movement goals. Flynn, a Morris New York high school pupil, plans to attend the State University of Michigan after graduation.
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Morris
N. Y
State University of Michigan
Labor Movement
Labor Party
Miss Flynn
Birthday observes for Somerville figures Aaron Sargent and Jarrus Mann
Two Somerville icons Aaron Sargent the first city treasurer and Jarrus Mann the city messenger reach birthday days tomorrow Both are noted in good health with Sargent retired from business life and Mann seen daily at City Hall performing his duties with brisk speed despite ages beyond many younger residents
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Somerville
Aaron Sargent
Jarrus Mann
Sargent
Messenger Mann
City Hall
Hearing for Remonstrants Over Chelsea Rendering Plant
Chelsea Aldermen set this evening for remonstrants to object to the rendering plant license. Objectors claim the license was approved without proper opportunity. The hearing aims to hear those opposing the permit.
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Chelsea Rendering Plant
Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Pills Promise Quick Cold Cure with Refund Note
An old advertisement touts laxative bromide quinine tablets claiming a one day cure for a cold with a money back refund if it fails. The offer features a boxed guarantee and a signature of E W Grove on each box, priced at 25 cents.
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Drugwisis
E. W. Grove
Freight Cars Derailed on Boston & Maine Line at Otter River
Twenty two freight cars derailed on the Fitchburg division near Otter River station blocking both tracks. The wheel break caused the accident, with seven box cars carrying lumber and merchandise jammed in the center. Loss estimated at $20,000. conductor Albert Ellsbury and engineer John A. Sanborn of Fitchburg were aboard.
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Otter River
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lord's Crossing
Otter River Station
New York
Albert Ellsbury
John A. Sanborn
Auto crash shatters window in Dorchester collision
Philip C. Hunter of 54 Dakota Street Dorchester loses control of a machine as wheels lock in tracks. The car skids, hits a building at 527 Columbus Avenue, smashing the store window and tossing a woman companion to the ground before she is rushed to a drug store for care. Hunter ends uninjured.
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Philip C. Hunter
Dedication of Worcester First Baptist Church Anew
Worcester dedicates its new First Baptist Church built of limestone and sandstone at a cost of 200000. The service features Reverend Charles R Brown and a 26 voice choir performing the cantata The Sermon on the Mount. Corner stone laid in 1905 by Joseph H Walker with a Brown University president in attendance.
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Worcester
New
First Baptist Church
Charles R. Brown
O. C
Wallace
Lowell
Shepard
Worchester
Joseph H. Walker
W. H. P. Faunce
D. Wd
Brown University
T. Sherer
William M. Dexter
Limited time prompts Sabbath work complaint in Somerville
Patrolman Reick found John K. Jeremiah of West Cambridge hauling slabs on Washington street on Sunday. He claimed his time was limited and that a lay day would suffice. Jeremiah faces Somerville Police Court on a city ordinance violation.
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Somerville
Charles W. Reick
John K. Jeremiah
West Cambridge
Washington Street
Jeremiah
Deafness Claim At Worcester Dog Show
H. W. Lacy, a Boston Stockkeeper writer, claimed a cure for deafness using a rectangular piece of thin rubber placed against the eye teeth. He says vibrations from the voice travel through the rubber to the auditory nerve and brain without touching the ear itself.
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Worcester
H. W. Lacy
Boston Stockkeeper
Mechanics’ Hall
Broman Boy Dies After Railroad Runover
Seven year old John Broman died at Worcester Hospital from shock after both legs were amputated following a railroad accident near his mother's view. Doctors conceal the death from the ailing mother at City Hospital to spare her distress.
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Worcester
John Broman
City Hospital
Master Lost Dog Saved Master Lost Dog Saved
Irving Cousens, 30, of Kennebunk, drowned when his sailing boat capsized off Great Hill Kennebunk Beach. His dog swam ashore. the boat landed without recovering his body. Cousens, an upholsterer with a Kennebunk store, leaves a wife and three children.
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Kennebunkport
Irving Cousens
Charles Cousens
Kennebunk
Great Hill
Kennebunk Beach
Cousens
Spoon May Prove Identity in Mystery Case
New York October 27 Mrs Jessie Coumbe who since childhood sought her birth parents is promised disclosure within 24 hours. She and her husband believe she was born in the tropics of noble rank and a fortune awaits. A clue is a worn silver spoon engraved with initials J ote dses a Saint. A man named Hall may help locate her family.
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New York
Jessie Coombe
Tropics
Lamplighters Find Body in Lindel Place
The body of an unidentified man was found by City Lamplighters John McKeon and Richard J. Stock on Lindel Place near Cambridge Street shortly after 6 am. Police and Medical Examiner McGrath took the body to North Grove Street morgue. autopsy ruled death from natural causes. The man, about 40, 5 feet 11, 160 pounds with gray hair and blue eyes, bore two bruises and wore a derby hat inscribed J. Y. Scruton Lewiston Me.
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Lindel Place
Cambridge Street
John McKeon
Richard J. Stock
Station 3
McGrath
North Grove Street
J. Y. Scruton
Lewiston, Me
Plans motor dash to the South Pole
Lieutenant Shackleton's preparations for a motor trip to the South Pole are complete. He will proceed under the British Antarctic expedition. The specially prepared steel motor is said to resist exposure.
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South Pole
London
Shackelton
Virgin Oil of Pine Cure Advised For Colds And Coughs
A period ad promotes a home remedy claiming to break a cold in 24 hours and cure coughs. It details mixing Virgin Oil of Pine with glycerine and whiskey or Cinchona tincture as an equivalent, notes purchase of genuine oil in sealed 4 ounce vials, warns against inferior imitations, and cautions pine needle oils are for external use only.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
WANTS NEGRO CONVENTION CALLED BY ALLENSWORTH
Lieutenant-Colonel Allen Allensworth a retired U S Army officer and Baptist minister of Bowling Green Kentucky asks Negroes nationwide for opinions on holding a national convention to address the race problem in the Southern states and the possible creation of a purely Negro commonwealth in some region.
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Los Angeles
Allen Allensworth
Reetired
United States
Allensworth
Bowling Green
Ixy
Filipinos Denied Naturalization Rights in U S
Santa Rosa California October 27 Acting on advice from the United States district attorney's office County Clerk Wright refused the application of Denigno Bocco a Filipino for naturalization papers Assistant District Attorney White in a written opinion holds that until Congress specifically grants it naturalization rights do not apply to Filipinos though they are entitled to U S government protection
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Santa Rosa
Cal
United States District Attorney's Office
Wright
Denigno Bocco
White
Congress
United States
Foster's Daily Democrat editor Charles Foster dies at 48
Charles G. Foster managing editor and equal owner of Foster's Daily Democrat died at his home in Dover New York aged 48. He was elected to the Common Council in 1896 and 1897 serving as president of the council in 1897.
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Dover
N. Y
Charles G. Foster
Foster
Daily Democrat
George J. Foster
Central Avenue
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