Missing Ethel Kimball Returns to Haverhill
Miss M Ethel Kimball the stenographer who left Haverhill during Edwin F Lang's disappearance returned to the city from Havana after a long tour described as a vacation She then traveled to New York Boston Chicago Havana and other places before confirming she saw Lang in Chicago four weeks ago She refused to discuss marriage or future plans.
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Haverhill
Edwin F. Lang
Chicago
M. Ethel Kimball
Lang & Bertsch
Post
Linwood Street
New York
Lang
Miss Kimball
E. F. Lalley
Mr. Lang
Polk Street
Boston
Havana
Progreso
Yucatan
Mexico City
Kansas City
el Paso
Toronto
Portland
Hotel D'Americano
Mexico
Kimball
Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills Promise Liver Cures
An advertisement touts Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a cure for liver complaints. It claims to restore a torpid liver, regulate bowels, purify blood, and relieve biliousness and jaundice, asserting quick relief in one night. The product is sold for 25 cents with a signature of W. F. Smith.
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W. F. Smith
Phillips Exeter Opens With Big Attendance
Phillips Exeter Academy in Exter New Hampshire began its 120th year with a larger student body than last year. Two new hallsHoyt Hall and the Alumni Dining Hallwere opened at costs of 50000 and 43000 dollars. Because of heat Captain E J Marshall has not yet called out football candidates. Head coach for the year is Edward A Robinson of Boston, former Brown football and baseball player.
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Exeter
Edward A. Robinson
Boston
Brown
Astor Strains Kent Sweethearts With Hever Castle Move
agitation grows in Kent over W W Astor purchase of Hever Castle and plans to alter the grounds with rock effects said not to fit the historic site. Artists antiquarians and lovers of beauty hold indignation meetings and form a society to preserve the grounds while the county press and major newspapers protest in editorials.
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London
County of
Kent
W. W. Astor
Hever Castle
President Roosevelt Declines Interference in New York Mayor Campaign
Roosevelt states he has not interfered and will not interfere in any way with the mayoralty nomination. He emphasizes personal interest in good government but says it is not his duty to influence municipal elections.
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New York
Roosevelt
Jerome
Citizens’ Union
New York City
Devlin of Galway to Speak at Emmet Celebration in Boston
The Honorable Charles R. Devlin M P for Galway arrives in Boston to address the Emmet celebration at Apollo Garden on Saturday next. Born in 1858 at Aylmer near Ottawa, he studied at Montreal College and Duval University. He served in the Canadian House of Commons, 1891 and 1896, resigning in 1897 over Manitoba school settlement. He was Canadian commissioner in Ireland from 1897 to February, then elected by acclamation for Galway city in March, and active with the United Irish League in Britain and Scotland.
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Charles R. Devlin
Galway, Inc
Boston
Emmet
Apollo Garden
Mr. Devlin
Aylmer
Ottawa
Canada
Montreal College
Duval University
Quebec
House of Commons
Wilfrid Laurier
Manitoba
Devlin
Ireland
Galway City
England
Scotland
United Irish League
Nine Year Old Boy Missing Since Sept Eleven
Adelbert Henry nine year old son of Mr and Mrs John Henry has been missing from 12 Gray Street South End since last Friday. He has no relatives to whom he could have gone. About four weeks ago a strange man took him to City Point.
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Adelbert Henry
John Henry
Gray Street
South End
City Point
Boy Missing Before Returns Home After Ride
A boy who was out on a ride returns home late in the evening. He has a recent jaw operation scar on the lower right jaw and speaks English and French well. He is bright but reticent. He was lost previously last winter and was found at Station 4.
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Station 4
Charitable Irish Society plans first monthly meeting
Secretary J W Fogarty announces the Charitable Irish Society’s first monthly meeting for the season. The event is next Monday evening in Room 2 at Young's Hotel with a talk by Pp J Lynch, Boston Post night editor, on Ireland's Progress Toward Home Rule. Members may invite friends.
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J. W. Fogarty
Charitable
Irish Society
Young’s Hotel
Pp. J. Lynch
Boston Post
Ireland
He Came From Maine Sees High Clothing Prices
A Maine visitor intently looked at Wolf's display on Hanover Street and remarked that while Maine is known for good crops, this season’s clothing prices are the standout. He noted the exceptional level of price increases compared with other goods.
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Wolf's
Hanover Street
Maine
Hitchcock Nominated for Albers's Superior Court Seat
Governor Bates nominated Loranis E. Hitchcock of Chicopee as associate justice of the Superior Court to fill the vacancy created by Homer Albers of Boston declining for domestic reasons. The executive council approved the nomination at yesterday's session.
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Hitchcock
Albers
Bates
Executive Council
Loranis E. Hitchcock
Chicopee
Homer Albers
Boston
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