Customs Hold Up Cafe Men Shake Up New York
John B. Martin and Louis Sherry two famed New York restaurant men faced customs inquiries. Martins trunks were detained over allegedly undeclared duties while his wife fainted after the seizure. Sherry posted 2500 bail to face a September 15 commission for attempted smuggling as his seized trunks contained flamboyant socks and other apparel.
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New York
John B. Martin
Louis Sherry
Custom House
Martin
United States
McGuirk Arrested After Biting Babies in Harlem
Elizabeth McGuirk thirty five was jailed after confessing an inability to pass babies without kissing and biting them. A crowd gathered as a mother reported teeth marks on her eighteen month old daughter Ruby and witnesses described a woman kissing and biting the child.
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New York
Elizabeth McGuirk
Harlem
Lillian Smothers
Ruby
Chase
McGuirk
Father John's Medicine Named by People Tradition
The story traces Rev. Fr. John O'Brien of Lowell Mass through illness and recovery aided by Father John s Medicine. The remedy is claimed to cure throat and lung troubles and strengthen digestion and flesh without alcohol or poisonous drugs. A $25 000 guarantee promises to pay any charity if the tale is proven false.
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John O’brien
Lowell
Mass
Father John
Gompers Endorses Congressman O Connell for Labor Causes
A letter from Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor endorses Representative Joseph F O Connell of Massachusetts for his labor record. It details votes on employer liability child labor eight hour and anti trust related measures and urges labor supporters to back his stands.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
O'Connell
Martin T. Joyce
Massachusetts
P. O
Boston
Mass
Joseph F. O'Connell
Tenth Congressional District
District of Columbia
House
O’connell
New Mexico
Labor
Mine Workers’ Bureau of Mines
Representative O'Connell
Itn
Hughes
New Jersey
Senate
Appropriation Committee
Yeas
House of Representatives
Congress
United States Senate
Samuel J. Gompbers
Love and sentiment in a long distance note
A letter from Mildred Champagne counsels a 22 year old girl who has dated a man for a year. The adviser urges courtesy and argues that delaying responses signals poor regard, framing it as a test of true sentiment and respect in the relationship.
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Miss Champagne
In a Moment of Madness Dear Miss Champagne
A reader asks how to repair a broken romance after confessing a betrayal to a rival in the same house. The columnist counsels remorse, honesty, and patience, noting feminine heartache and the hope that true love can awaken after anger.
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Miss Champagne
Woburn
G. P. Me
Family Recipes Shared From Vermont to Maine
A collection of home recipes lists ingredients and steps for lemon syrup, pancakes, stuffed tomatoes with egg and cheese, and almond cookies. Included are attributions to Nellie Co Stannard Barton Vermont Mary E Russell Neponset Mrs L T Gavan Turners Falls Mrs H B Crosby Past Boston and Emma C Dickens Camden Maine.
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L. T. Gavan
H. B. Crosby
Lexington Street
Boston
Camden
Emma C. Dickens
Babies Barred From School In Everett
Everett schools open tomorrow with major changes. The school board bans children under six from entering. Fairfield Whitney, new superintendent and former Saugus schools chief, will begin duties tomorrow.
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Everett
Fairfield Whitney
Saugus
Clergy Notes from Greater Boston Churches
The Rev H Edgar Brady returns to Boston Baptist Bethel after rest. The Rev Edward H Brewster accepts Brookville Baptist pastorate and starts work at once. Dr A Z Conrad will resume pulpit duties at Park Street Church next Sunday with a Russia themed sermon. Old South Church renovation for winter opening proceeds as work continues. Dr W M Groton to leave Brookline hospital after recent operation. Rev James Todd and Mrs Todd return on Zealand from Liverpool, due in Boston Sept 15 1910, planning to resume South Boston church duties on the third Sunday in September.
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Edward H. Brewster
Norwood
Brookville Baptist Church
A. Z. Conrad
Park Street
Dr. Conrad
Russia
James Todd
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Boston
Fashion notes on summer necklines and evening wraps
The article describes separate coats as rivals to coat suits and notes current trim fabrics such as colored gauzes Persian silk brocades and pompadour. It highlights ruffs scarves collars and cuffs and suggests summer frocks can be dressed up with collar and cuff sets. Evening wraps are expected to be elaborate with scarfs layered over lace and large ornaments.
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Ommercia
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Boylston Street
H. E. Hibbard
Boylston St
Ero Com
Cuba
Tervuvu
EE PT
A.B. Smith & CO
Boston, Mass
Bess
Harry Palmer
Gompers Indorses
J. F. O’connell
Mildred Champagne
New England
Nellie Co. Stannard
Barton, Vt
Mary E. Russell
Bertram Street
Neponset
Turners Falls
Neuremburghs
Greater Boston
H. Edgar Brady
Boston Baptist Bethel
Old South Church
Ohio
DE Rama
Boda
Castoria
the Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
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