Ivory Soap Paste Cleansing Guide for Delicate Items
In fifteen minutes with Ivory Soap and water you can make a superior paste for removing spots from clothing and cleaning carpets, rugs, kid gloves, slippers, patent leather, russet leather, canvas shoes, belts, painted wood-work, and furniture. The paste is usable with a damp cloth on items that cannot be washed with water alone. Directions: dissolve one and a half ounces of Ivory Soap in one pint of boiling water, boil five minutes, cool in non tin dishes, and store airtight.opyright 1808 by Procter Gamble Co Cincinnati.
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Procter & Gamble CO
Cincinnatie
Ward Disturbance Over Vacancy In Ward 10 Committee
Representative Clerke charges Va vacancy irregularity after George Swallow refuses to recognize Senator Innes as Ward 10 committee member. An uproar ensued when a motion to fill the vacancy was ruled out of order, with threats to remove the chairman. The ward and city committees arranged a later meeting, but no quorum formed and Senator Innes faced pressure at the door as the dispute exposed civil party tensions within the Republican factions.
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George N., Swallow
Republican City Committee
Senator Innes
Alfred Kenny
Joseph W. Wharton
Ward 10
Innes
Republican Ward
Tion
Ward 19
James B. Rommus
Charles S. Clerke
Republican Committee
Clerke
Ward
Bommus
C. H. Innes
Hotel Plaza
Kenny
Swallow
Bates-Guild
Clarke
Dyar
Senate
Bates
Representative Clerke
House
Dyar-Innes
Ward 10 Republican Ward Fight Raises Tempers
Controversy erupts over Ward 10 leadership involving Senator Innes and Rep. Clerke as party factions clash. A vacancy caused by James B. Rommus’s resignation is disputed amid claims of irregularity and contested meetings. The dispute ties to Bates Guild and Dyar factions with broader state implications.
Power Fitzgerald Wed in Dorchester Union
Miss Mary M Power daughter of Richard Power of Dorchester and Mr David F Fitzgerald were united in marriage last evening. A reception followed at 771 Dorchester avenue then the couple left for a wedding tour to New York. They will reside at home after Oct 15.
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Mary M. Power
Richard Power
Dorchester
David F. Fitzgerald
Dorchester Avenue
New York
Indigestion Cure Promotes Hostetter Stomach Bitters
A vintage ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an all purpose remedy for indigestion and constipation. The copy emphasizes the product’s strong effect and notes a Private Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck as a proof of authenticity.
Admiral Dewey Romance Revealed by Sister Mary Greeley
Vermont report recounts Admiral Dewey's life romance told by his sister Mary P. Greeley. She details their courtship and wedding before his European duty, a second Newport honeymoon, and the birth of their son in 1872 as he rose to command. The notice invites public donations via No. 222 Boylston Street, Boston.
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Wover
Dandy Dewey
Narragansett
Rhind
Newport
Boylston Street
Boston
Dandy Dewey Wins Love at Portsmouth Ball
Lieutenant Dewey courts Susan Goodwin after bustling social intrigue in Portsmouth New Hampshire. Commander Rhind vies for Susie’s hand before leaving port. The couple wed October 24 1867 and a portrait gift becomes a family treasure after Susie dies shortly after childbirth.
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Maurice Barrymore
Mrs. Greeley
Kittery Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
Dewey
Ichabod Goodwin
New Hampshire
George
Goodwin
Susan
Rhind
Susie
Providence
Narragansett
Susie Goodwin
Commander Rhind
Runaway Horse Halted by Bravery of Brady Duo
John J. Brady of Chelsea Street East Boston and his wife were returning from Norumbega Park when a runaway carriage spotted them. Brady chased the out of control horse for 200 yards and dismounted to seize the reins, stopping the horse after being dragged for 20 yards. The carriage occupant Walter W. Paige a Court Street real estate agent was exhausted and speechless after the incident on Beacon Street near Coolidge Corner.
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John J. Brady
Chelsea Street
Boston
Beacon Street
Coolidge’s Corner
Mr. Brady
Norumbega Park
Brady
Walter W. Paige
Court Street
Mrs Baker appeals to end North to South rift
Mrs Frazer B Baker describes the shooting of her husband and child during a lynching incident, praises Miss Jewett and Boston aid, and asks the public to support her family. She distances herself from ongoing bickerings and asks for assistance via No 8 Sawyer Street Boston or Bay State Trust Company.
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Miss Jewett
Boston
New England
United States
Citizens’ Committee
Sawyer Street
Bay State Trust Company
Cyclist Stops Runaway Horse At Great Personal Risk
A cyclist intervened yesterday to halt a runaway horse, braving danger to himself. The incident occurred near a city street as bystanders watched and safety crews attended to the animal afterward.
Carriage Spooked by Auto Fore Leaves Horse Damaged
A horse frightened by an automobile shattered its shafts causing the carriage to strike the animal’s hind quarters at each jump. The horse ran at breakneck speed for over a mile until Mr. Brady halted it. Brady escaped injury.
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Brady
Houghton & Dutton Parade Marks 25th Anniversary
The Boston firm Houghton and Dutton plans a parade of its 25th anniversary teams. From Charlestown stables at 7 30 a m the procession will travel to Tremont street store and on to Massachusetts Avenue Washington Street and Union Station to illustrate its growth from a modest Albion building start to a vast modern operation with more than a hundred horses and sixty teams.
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Houghton & Dutton
Charlestown
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington Street
Union Station
Albion
Gaelic School Session Debates Language Restoration
At a session held yesterday afternoon at 151 Washington street five new names were added to the roll. Following instruction, class resolutions read by council clerk Michael A. Hurley were unanimously adopted, opposing recent claims in the Irish World that Irish could not be restored to general use in Ireland. The resolutions branded that doctrine as hostile to the Gaelic League's teachings.
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Washington Street
Cem
Michael A. Hurley
Eamon
Ireland
Irish Gaelic League
Notable Boston Theatrical Buildup and Cast Moves
The Boston stage scene adds new plays and stars as Herbert Kelcey Effie Shannon plan Borderside at the Museum on Sept 25. Roland Reed signs Sydney Rosenfeld for a new German adaptation. Bessie Tyree suffers nervous prostration and may miss the season. Weins of Tennessee returns Sept 25 at the American Theatre New York. George W Lederer previews The Rounders in Boston Philadelphia Chicago ahead of London. A new Mile Fifi company with Maude Granger rehearses Roxanne with Cissy Loftus. Castle Square hints at The Heart of Maryland and possible Shakespearean offerings. Harry Harris manages Gourted Into Court at Grand Opera House with The White Heather to follow. Viola Allen may tour Boston in spring after last year’s success. James ONeill Maude Odell open in Philadelphia tonight.
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Effie Shannon
Borderside
Museum
Roland Reed
Sydney Rosenfeld
Boston
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New York Lyceum Company
Bridgeport
Conn
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The
Wells
Weins
Tennessee
American Theatre
New York
George W. Lederer
Philadelphia
Chicago
London
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Roxanne Cissy Loftus
Augustin Daly
Castle Square
Viola Allen
James O’neill
Maude Odell
Herbert Kelecey
Clifford
Huth
Grand Opera House
Castle Square Theatre
Lillian Lawrence
John Craig
Aubrey Boucicault
Viscount
Fifi
Park Theatre
Edward Abeles
Boucicault
East
the Tremont
Brady
Mr. Schoeffel
Sporting Life
Boston Theatre
Hollis
Richard Manstfield
Emil Gautier
Ixeith’s
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Norumbega Park
Theatre season lineups and park update at Boston venues
The season continues with Herbert Kelecey and Effie Shannon in The Moth and the Flame tonight at the Grand Opera House, followed by Borderside next week. Casts at Castle Square Theatre, Park Theatre, Tremont, and Boston Theatre announced with new leading players and stakes. Norumbega Park sees perfect weather and extended Chutes operations as crowds enjoy the grounds.
Miss Shannon's Reception at Winthrop Boat House
A reception for Miss M L Shannon at the Corey boat house in Winthrop featured informal dancing, whist, and a collation. Guests included Miss Hook, Miss Pineo, Miss Berry, and other local notables. Mrs E Fen and Mrs Floyd served as matrons. An upcoming Boston & Albany excursion on Oct 3 to Springfield Pittsfield Albany includes Hudson River boat travel and is priced at $5.00.
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Winthrop
M. L. Shannon
Miss Hook
Pineo
Berry
Pxzebe
Eden
Smith
Shannon
Hayden
Galvin
Miss Perry
Dr. Riley
Joseph Corey
Paul Shannon
John Lewis
Maniey Corey
J. F. Brennan
Dr. Smith
F. H. Shannon
Charles Lear
Robert Shannon
E. Fen
Floyd
Boston & Albany Railroad
Springfield
Pittsfield
Albany
Hudason River
New York
Fall River
Hanson
G. YP
Boston
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