Lapham Family and Days at the South End Paint Firm
Silas Lapham, a Vermont immigrant turned Bos ton industrialist, builds a Beacon Street residence as his daughters socialize. Thomas Corey meets the family at a Quebec watering place and joins the paint business. A lunch break reveals office talk by Walker about Lapham and a street incident nearby before Miss Dewey returns to her typewriter.
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Silas Lapham
Vermont
Boston
Irene
Penelope
Nankeen Square
South End
Lapham
Beacon Street
Thomas Corey
Beacon Hill
Quebec
Young Corey
Walker
Laphaim
Corey
Miss Dewey
Res
Mr. Corey
Bromfield Corey
Phillips Corey
Indian land sale offer in Oklahoma oil area
Government sale advertises homesteading of improvements not required. Property in Oklahoma’s oil and gas region offered on easy terms at a fraction of real value. Free exhibition car on B and A tracks near Exeter and Boylston streets. Open daily 9 AM to 9 PM.
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Oklahoma
Exeter and
Boylston Streets
Laphams Reluctantly Groomed Heir in Nantasket House Plot
In a Nantasket setting, Col. Lapham guards his business from Bromfield Corey’s son Corey and his social ascent. Mrs. Lapham opposes hidden matchmaking while Corey earns trust through steady work and respect, aiding plans that may draw Irene closer as a house is transformed.
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Corey
Horace Greeley
Harvard
Bromfield Corey
Phillips Corey
Lapham
Nantasket
Irene
Mrs. Lapham
Silas
Ofee
Milldam
Nate
Water Side
Beacon Street
Seven Men Injured in Medford Auto Accident
Seven men were injured when a touring car left the Mystic Valley boulevard near Main Street Medford and overturned twice. Six passengers were from Somerville and one from Arlington. Driver Daniel D Hoar was charged with operating under the influence and two others with drunkenness. The four remaining passengers were sent home.
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Medford
Mystic Valley Boulevard
Main Street
Somerville
Arlington
John J. Ryan
Richardson Street
John E. Ducey
Lowell Street
Daniel E. Hoar
Marathon Street
Peter Savage
Cedar Street
John E. Kennedy
Broadway
Patrick J. Sexton
Caldwell Place
Harold V. Hughes
Dagey
Ryan
Daniel D. Hoar
Wood
Metropolitan Park Police
Hughes
Kennedy
Reading Taste Echoes in a Disappointing Moment
A reader reacts to a reference to Middlemarch with reluctant curiosity. The snippet notes copyright by W D Howells and publishing arrangement with Houghton Mifflin Co., hinting at literary discussion in a periodical.
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W. D. Howells
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Harvard Law Men Given Reception at Harvard Union
More than 200 first year Harvard Law School students attended a reception in the Harvard Union last evening. Professor Felix Frankfurter and Acting Dean A W Scott spoke to the newcomers. Charles D Hurvey of the National Association on Friendly Relations Among Foreign Students was honored at a luncheon with Boston business guests and Latin American speaker M Escoba present.
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Harvard Law School
Harvard Union
Felix Frank
Curter
Law School
A. W. Scott
Charles D. Hurvey
National Association On Friendly Relations
Phillips Brooks House Association of
Harvard
M. Escoba
Treasurers Guilty Plea in Connecticut Embezzlement
Victor Modin of Bristol treasurer of the Order of Vasa in Connecticut pleaded guilty to embezzling 1752.02 dollars from the order’s funds at the Bristol convention and was bound over to the Superior Court.
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Bristol
Conn
Victor Modin
Order of Vasa
Connecticut
Laymen's Organization Moves National Headquarters
The Brotherhood of St. Andrew, a leading Episcopal laymen group, moves its national headquarters from Boston after 11 years to Philadelphia. The president resides there, and the move aims to place the headquarters closer to members along the Atlantic seaboard.
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The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Church
Boston
Philadelphia
Brotherhood
Atlantic Seaboard
American arrested in London on trading with hostile interests
Edward Weinacht, shipping agent and American, remanded at Bow Street on charges of trading with hostile interests. He posted bail of 2500 dollars with two sureties. Weinacht, of Elizabeth New Jersey, was in London on business with Sutherland International Dispatch Company and has ties to Adams Express in New York. The case was set for resumed preliminary hearing next Wednesday.
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London
Edward Weinacht
Bow Street Court
Weinacht
United States
England
Adams Express Company
New York
Elizabeth
N. J
Sutherland International Despatch Company
Sutherland International Despatch executive held on bond
The general manager of Sutherland International Despatch and customs broker at 1 Broadway was arrested on a charge connected with hostile interests and released on bail. He had led the Adams Express foreign department for 12 years before January 1. An American citizen born in New York, he departed for Liverpool on October 9 aboard the Cameronia.
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Sutherland International Despatch
Broadway
Weinacht
Foreign Department
Adams Express Company
New York
Diplomas now accepted for admission to New Hampshire College
Durham N H October 27 New Hampshire College will admit students with graduation diplomas from any accredited high school in the state The prior requirement of a high school grade certificate signed by the principal is abolished Candidates no longer must present the arbitrary grade certificate to gain admission
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Durham
N. H
New Hampshire College
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Indian Land Sale
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Laymen’s Organization
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Paine Furniture Company
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St. James Avenue
Paine
Kiet
Ase Moi
Victor Records
Washington Street
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
America
Sunday Post
Ever Johnson Sporting Goods Company
Cornhill
Washington
Victrola
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