Miss Baldwin Faces Race Tensions at Franklin Square House
Cambridge educator Miss Baldwin, principal of Agassiz Grammar School, visits the Franklin Square House in East Newton Street, triggering race prejudice among some Boston hotel guests. Superintendent Mrs. Teele notes mixed reactions and says some female guests object to dining with a colored person, while Miss Baldwin herself expresses courtesy and calm.
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Agassiz Grammar School
Cambridge
Franklin Square House
East Newton Street
Miss. Baldwin
Alice G. Teele
Boston
Julia Ward Howe
Brooklyn
Teele
Post
Redmond Welcomed by Boston Packed Letter
Mrs Redmond praises Boston as quiet and friendly while her husband William Redmond attends United Irish League events. The couple tour, receive roses from local branches, and she reflects on Australia and Ireland with candid remarks on women speakers and public life.
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Mrs. Redmond
Mary J. Donovan
St. James
United Irish League
Zenora M. Harrington
League
Donovan
Harrington
Redmond
Postum Coffee Converts Brookline Family Says Health Gains
A Brookline woman reports a misdelivered Postum Coffee package led her family to abandon coffee. They praise Postum for better stomach health and energy, and she notes his sister in law's conversion after trial. The letter cites The Road to Wellville and patronage of Postum Co. battle creek mich.
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Brookline
Mass
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Mr. Redmonds Busy Day in Boston with Irish Leaders and Theatre
Mr and Mrs Redmond visit the archiepiscopal residence on Union Park Street to discuss Irish party work and future prospects with Archbishop Williams. They also call on Bishop Brady in South Boston, attend a luncheon at the Lenox, and later watch The College Widow before a Huntington avenue field day.
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Australia
Mr. Redmond
Boston
Brady
South
Irish Parliamentary Party
Collins
Lenox
M. P. Curran
Daniel A. Whelton
T. B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League
John O’callaghan
P. J. Timmins
Central Branch
T. J. Dillon
Central Council
D. P. Sullivan
Dennis O'Reilly
M. J. Jordan
Michael Maynes
Arthur W. Dolan
Common Council
James J. Donovan
R. H. Clement
Boston Transcript
James Morgan
Boston Globe
John H. Fahey
Boston Traveler
E. A. Grazier
Boston Post
J. L. Eddy
Boston American
C. BE. L. Wingate
Boston Journal
Edward J
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Mrs. Redmond
Brookline
Boston Artist Weds Gloucester Girl
Miss Lucy Choate Pew daughter of John J. Pew of Boston married Richard Andrew an artist of 86 Stratford street Boston at the bride’s father's home on Summer street. The Rev R P Hibbard officiated and the couple will reside in Boston after a brief wedding trip. Andrew teaches at the Normal Art School and maintains a studio at 186 Boylston street.
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Lucy Choate Pew
John J. Pew
Richard Andrew
Stratford Street
Boston
Summer Street
R. P. Hibbard
Andrew
Boylston Street
Representative McGrady Indorsed For Second Term
Edward F. McGrady of Ward 13 received endorsement for a second Legislature term at a Boston Web Press Union 3 meeting. Speakers praised his labor-bill record and his defense of workers while noting his roles with the Boston Central Labor Union and International Printing Pressmen's Union.
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Boston Web Pressure Union 3
Edward F. McGrady
Ward 13
McGrady
Boston Central Labor Union
International Printing Pressmen’s Union
Boston Web Pressmen’s Union 3
Opening Day At Exposition Delights Visitors With Samples
The service and food are praised as the best and prices fair. During the rush, delays occurred but the operation now runs smoothly. About five thousand people were served on opening day. Booths across the floor offer samples and cooking lessons. Notable features include the dairy counter and the Tea and Coffee section, described as the handsomest of their kind in the world.
Insurance Syndicates and Profits Tied to Mutual Life
Testimony details how Mutual Life Insurance Company and officers profited from syndicates including Cuban bonds and railroad securities. Cromwell cites $26,371 personal gains over five years. payments to trust companies for large investments. profits spread to policy holders over 14 years totaling about $16,000.06.
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Cromwell
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
Guaranteerust Company
Isurance
Speyer & Co
Mutual
Insurance Company
Heart Cure Claims People Sufferers Help for Heart Disease
An advertising plea asserts heart disease can be cured at all stages via Dr Miles Heart Cure. A testimonial from Minnie E Johnson of Olivia Mina describes relief after six years of heart trouble. The claim promises money back if the first bottle does not help.
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Miles
Minnie E. Johnson
Olivia
Mina
Scranton Man Claims Catarrh Cure in Days
Hon George of Scranton Pa says he suffered twenty years with catarrh including hawking throat and head pain. He reports instant relief after first application of Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder and complete cure after a few days.
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Rnne RT
George
Scranton
Agnew
Grout Declines Run for Re election as Comptroller
New York Sept 13 Comptroller Edward M Grout informs Mayor McClellan he will not seek renomination for the office. He adds that the mayor is likely to win a triumphant re election.
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Grout
New York
Ward M.grout
New York City
Today
McClellan
Autumn Styles the Attraction at Wolf's
The splendid array of autumn wear shown at Wolf's My Clothier's in Boston draws thousands of women from the area. Mr. Wolf states that variety and quality meet patron demand and that they are splendidly prepared.
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Wolf's
My Clothier’s
Hanover
Portland Streets
Boston
Mr. Wolf
Charlton Residents Seek Rockefeller Aid for Library Fund
Charlton citizens appeal to John D. Rockefeller asking for 5000 dollars to fund a Charlton Public Library reference book fund. The effort aims to purchase reference works for the town library.
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Charlton
John D. Rockefeller
Charlton Public Library
Winter Storm Drops Snow on Newport
A wintry weather event blankets Newport with snowfall causing slick roads and school delays. Officials urge drivers to stay off nonessential routes as crews work to clear streets and treat intersections.
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