Palami Co Wins Premiums for Quality at Worcester Fair
The Palami Company received first premium at the New England Fair in Worcester on September 6 1905 for excellence of quality and character and earned the Worcester Agricultural Society medal. The Palami line, sold in 10c and 25c packages, filled an order of 12 gross placed September 8 by Henry Siegel Co. The stock was quickly depleted, prompting another requisition by Palami.
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Henry Siegel Co
Palami Company
Palami
Worcester
Worcester Agricultural Society
Taft Party Off Fort Frisco in Yokohama Sendoff
Secretary of War Taft and party sailed from Yokohama for San Francisco aboard the bore at 3 PM amid Japanese enthusiasm. A reception was held at the American consulate by Yokohama merchants. Taft dismissed anti-peace demo reports as exaggerated and discussed the Chinese boycott, noting they lost 15 million dollars and still want American goods. Miss Alice Roosevelt will return on the Siberia.
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Yokohama
Taft
San Francisco
America
Japan
Alice Roosevelt
Siberia
Veterans' Sons Gather At Gettysburg National Encampment
Gettysburg Penn Sept 17 Tomorrow the national encampment of the Sons of Veterans opens with crowds arriving by train. A long Pullman special from Chicago brought about 400 persons to the city this afternoon as regular trains continued to bring attendees from across the country.
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Gettysburg
Penn
Sons of Veterans
City
Chicago
Farewell But Not Farewell Poem for Patrick A Collins
The article recalls Patrick A Collins Bos ton mayor and his fondness for poetry. It highlights his clipping of the Arabic poem He Who Died at Azan and summarizes its themes of solace faith and eternal life through Allah and love. It notes Collins cherished the piece as a guiding expression of his views and bereaved friends.
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Collins
Azan
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
Abdullah
Cornerstone Laid for West Newton Unitarian Church
The First Unitarian Church in West Newton began its building with a $100 000 cornerstone ceremony. E B Haskell Rev E F Snell G H Ellis Rev Francis Tiffany Mayor A R Weed and Rev T P Pruden D D spoke. Josiah E Bacon laid the stone placing church records, newspaper copies and membership list in a copper box.
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West Newton
First Unitarian Church
E. B. Haskell
E. F. Snell
G. H. Ellis
Francis Tiffany
A. R. Weed
T. P. Prudden
D. D
Josiah E. Bacon
Vice President Fairbanks Attends Pythias Cornerstone Laying
In Indianapolis on September 17 the Vice President spoke briefly at the cornerstone laying for the Knights of Pythias new building. George W. Powell Indiana grand chancellor Mayor Holtzman and Governor Hanley delivered addresses.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fairbanks
Knights of Pythias
George W. Powell
Indiana
Holtzman
Hanley
Morgan at Lenox Sunday travels of Morgan and Mellen
Pittsfield reports J Pierpont Morgan of New York arrived in Pittsfield with Charles S Mellen of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Morgan went to Lenox in an automobile where he spent Sunday with Charles Lanier of New York.
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Pittsfield
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mr. Morgan
Lenox
Charles Lanier
Arrest on policy charge in Oxford Place raid
Chin Gee was arrested yesterday by Lagrange Street police for promoting a policy lottery. Officers raided 4 Oxford Place and recovered material used in promoting the lottery.
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Chin Gee
Lagrange Street
Oxford Place
Tug Boswell Breaks Crank Shaft Off Vineyard Sound
The tug Boswell had its crank shaft broken off Vineyard Sound lightship and reached Vineyard Haven under its own steam. She will likely be towed to Boston for repairs. The Boswell arrived during the night with two barges from Norfolk.
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Vineyard Haven
Vineyard Sound
Boston
Norfolk
Hyde Sells His Horses at Quiet Long Island Auction
New York Sept 17 Coaching men and horse show exhibitors will be surprised to learn that all of the fine harness and saddle horses owned by James H Hyde were quietly sold at auction recently at his country place on Long Island. The prices received for some of the costly high steppers were low.
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New York
James H. Hyde
Long Island
Harriman House and bath houses burned in Salisbury blaze
The Harriman House, a 20 room hotel owned by L. W. Carr of Haverhill, along with six bath houses, were destroyed by fire today in Salisbury. The seasonal hotel was empty except for the caretaker and two workers. Loss is estimated at 5000 dollars.
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Salisbury
Harriman House
L. W. Carr
Haverhill
Outlaw Chief Felizardo Leaps to Death Near Cavite
Felizardo, head of Cavite province outlaws, was surrounded near the Batangas border and jumped from a cliff to his death. His death is believed to end the disturbances in Cavite as authorities had long chased him.
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Manila
Felizardo
Cavite
Batangas
Holmes and Watson Meet a terrified Lady at Baker Street
A woman in black seeks Holmes at seven in the morning claiming terror and fear. Holmes deduces travel details from her mud stained coat and left arm, and she admits a troubling journey by dog cart, train, and Leatherhead to Waterloo. She pleads for help and promises future repayment after marriage.
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Royletts
Stoke Moran
Holmes
Baker Street
Dr. Grimesby Roylott
Sherlock Holmes
Watson
Dr. Watson
Mr. Holmes
Leatherhead
Waterloo
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Divine
New England
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Hyde
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