Boston Claims the World's Most Beautiful Woman
Boston props Elsie Richmond Lovering Stinson as the world’s beauty after praise by critic Coquelin. The piece contrasts Chicago Miss Alice Trenary and Western boasting with Boston’s reigning spectacle, noting Elsie’s divorce and remarriage amid society interest and competition from others in Boston.
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Chicago
Venus
Apollo
New York
Boston
Elsie Richmond Lovering Stinson
Jean Coquelin
Alice Trenary
Coquelin
Miss Trenary
Physical Culture Society of
New England
W. C. Richmond
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Great Bernhardt
Elsie Lovering
Elsie Richmond Lovering
Joseph Lovering
Will Stinson
West
Chickering
Roosevelt Jr to Enter Harvard Following His Father
Theodore Roosevelt Jr will attend Harvard University this fall and reside in Claverly Hall. As a Groton alumnus and son of a president who was an undergrad member of the Porcellian Club, he is expected to navigate Cambridge life with ease and pursue undergraduate activities much as his father did.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Harvard
Roosevelt
Hart
Cambridge
Claverly Hall
Roosevelt, Jr
Theodore, Jr
Kermit Roosevelt Leaves for Groton to Resume Studies
Oyster Bay N Y Sept 19 Kermit Roosevelt the President’s second son departed for Groton Mass to resume studies at Groton school in Groton.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Groton
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Kermit
Roosevelt
Mass
Groton School
Gaelic Dance Promises Evening of Fightless Fun in Concord Hall
The Gaelic School of Boston presents a dance tomorrow evening at Concord Hall on West Concord street. The event, organized by a committee led by Mr Mulray, aims to surpass all previous Gaelic School functions with an enjoyable, well- prepared program for all attendees.
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Concord Hall
West
Concord Street
Gaelic School of Boston
Mulray
Brooklyn man indicted for bigamy after four marriages
Indictments accuse Frederick B. Carlton of Brooklyn of bigamy for marrying four women two in Brooklyn and one in Rochester New York. Carlton pleaded not guilty and the hearing was postponed to September 25.
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New York
Frederick B. Carlton
Brooklyn
Rochester
N. Y
Boston boy runaway found after statement on stepfather choice
Willie G Willis twelve year old runaway from Boston refused to live with his mother’s new Italian husband. He was captured noon today and turned over to Boston police after being found in woods off Watertown street following a West Canton street departure.
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Newton
Willie G. Willis
Boston
Willie
West Canton Street
Watertown Street
Ida Greenstein Weds Abraham A. Simons in East Boston
In Commonwealth Hall East Boston Miss Ida Greenstein daughter of Mrs Mary Greenstein Roxbury was married to Abraham A Simons shoe dealer of the city. Rabbi M Magolis of Temple Beth Israel officiated beneath a floral bell attended by Miss Teresa Silverman as maid of honor and Hyman Greenstein as best man. A reception followed and the couple left for a tour of the South and West.
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Roxbury
Dorchester
East Boston
Ida Greenstein
Mary Greenstein
Brookford Street
Abraham A. Simons
Commonwealth Hall
M. Magolis
Temple Beth Israel
North End
Teresa Silverman
Hyman Greenstein
Testimonial Concert and Dance for Austin J Needham
A testimonial concert and dance to aid Austin J. Needham, gravely ill, is set under Division 2, A. H., at Hibernian Hall East Boston on Thursday evening Sept 21 from 8 to 2.
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Austin J. Needham
Division 2
H'bernian Hall
Boston
Child Bride Files for Divorce in Pella
Eureka Sherman, 16, sues Sam Sherman, 40, former Chronicle editor, in Pella Iowa for divorce after a year of marriage. She says he kissed her constantly and stayed home from work, neglecting duties and the family larder. He admits loving her but claims others envy the affection.
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Pella
Iowa
Eureka Sherman
Sam Sherman
The
Chronicle
Sherman
Eureka
There's a reason Grape-Nuts revived a South Dakota teacher
A South Dakota teacher credits her return to health and teaching to Grape-Nuts after years of nervous dyspepsia and failed medicines. The ad asserts brain and stomach weakness from worry, describes the cereal as a scientific food made from wheat and barley, and promotes the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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South Dakota
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Osmo-Chemic offers month of free treatment and medicine
Osmo-Chemic scientists at 18 Boylston Street announce a renewed offer of a month's treatment and a month's medicine free for all who apply by September 30. The program includes free X Ray exams and promises cures for blindness deafness and lameness based on scientific principles. The offer ends soon and no extension will be made beyond September.
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Boylston Street
City
Rockefeller
Osmo-Chemic physicians offer new medical instruments in Boston
The Osmo-Chemic physicians boast the best equipped offices in Boston with numerous instruments for chronic disease and have added high frequency and vibratory machines, manufactured for them by leading instrument makers, to aid invalids.
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Boston
Eye sight restored claim by Swampscott resident
Mrs A Colclough of 75 Roy Street Swampscott Massachusetts reports an eye specialist said she would go blind but Osmo-Chemichysicians cured her. She claims she no longer needs glasses and can see as well as ever. Signed Mrs A Colclough.
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A. Colclough
Roy St
Swampscott
Mass
Osmo-Chemic doctors praised for relief of long stomach trouble
Mrs. R. C. Jones of 41 Clark Ave Auburndale Mass credits Osmo-Chemic doctors with transforming her health after years of distressing stomach trouble and numbness from shoulders to fingers. She recalls severe prior suffering and notes improvement despite not staying fully consistent with treatment.
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R. C. Jones
Clark Ave
Auburndale
Mass
Free X Ray Examination for Diagnosis at Osmo-Chemic Clinic
Osmo-Chemic physicians offer a free examination using X Ray and other instruments to identify the cause of illness with certainty. Patients are urged to start treatment on or before September 30.
Osmo hemic doctors praised by Mrs R C for cures
Mrs R C endorses the Osmo hemic doctors in strong terms. She says many friends were treated successfully and some cured of serious diseases. She adds blessings on the doctors and their sons for their work.
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R. C
Strayed blind 82 seeks Everett sister in rain
Samuel Johnson an 82 year old blind man stood in a Washington street doorway in the rain seeking guidance to Everett where he believes his sister lies dead. He cannot recall her address or her married name but hopes to attend her funeral. He supports himself selling pencils and strings and running errands.
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Samuel Johnson
Washington Street
Everett
Grant Street
Assault on One-Armed Man Leads to Trial and Fine
Thomas S. Robinson pleaded not guilty in District Court to assaulting Thomas Smith, a one-armed man, after Smith sought a graphophone left at Robinson’s Swampscott Road home. Judge Holden noted lack of merit in harming a one-armed man and fined Robinson $10.
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Salem
Thomas
Robinson
Swampscott Road
Thomas Smith
Smith
Robinson Place
Judge Holden
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Help Norfolk Man in Painful Illness
Frank Coupal of Norfolk Downs Massachusetts describes severe illness with sleepless nights loss of appetite and weight loss. He credits Osmo-Chemic doctors with rapid improvement from the first treatment and urges others to seek their care.
Osmo-Chimic doctors praised by Boston resident
Emma Colby of 13 Warren Ave Boston reports severe back shoulder and limb pain indigestion and neuritis. After a course of Osmo-Chemic treatment she says results were gratifying and urges others to seek their honest skilled physicians.
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Emma Colby
Warren Ave
Boston
Mass
Emma J. Colby
Osmo-Chemic Treatment Praised by Mrs Stanley
Mrs A D Stanley of 22 Russell St Melrose Mass reports severe left side heart pain and rheumatism. She consulted Osmo-Chemic doctors, received a thorough examination, began treatment, and says rheumatism yielded. She, a nurse with long experience, endorses the Osmo-Chemic doctors as represented.
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A. D. Stanley
Russell St
Melrose
Mass
Aho
Book on chronic disease offered by Boston office
Permanent offices at 18 Boylston Boston Mass invite readers to send a two cent stamp for a book on chronic disease. Office hours are 9 am to 12 pm 2 to 6 and 6 to 8 pm daily with Sunday closed.
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Boylston At
Boston
Mass
M Nally Lee Case Again Opens Breach Suit
James E. Kelley, attorney for Miss Helen Bates McNally, plans to move before Middlesex Superior Court to set aside a settled breach of promise suit against Robert Lee. He will allege fraud and duress in obtaining the agreement, reopening a case Cambridge society followed closely.
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James E. Kelley
Helen Bates McNally
Robert Lee
Middlesex Superior Court
Kelley
Cambridge Society
Union Trust Receivers Sue on a Note in Court
The receivers in the Union Trust Company of Boston sue Stephen Jennings in the Supreme Judicial Court. They seek $7000 on a note dated January 13, 1903. The defense claims a 1904 settlement and alleges the note was not forwarded by ex-president William E. Barrett.
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Union Trust Company
Boston
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
Charles F. Choate
Southboro
Justice Barker
Supreme Judicial Court
Stephen Jennings
Cambridge
William E. Barrett
Probe store fire mystery unfolds at inquest
John Russo, wounded in the August 24 gasoline explosion at the Italian fruit store on 183 Green Street Jamaica Plain, testified at a state house inquest. He is brother in law of Francis Taranto the store owner who held 1300 dollars in insurance. Taranto said he had not used gasoline for years and did not know about a can found in the cellar. The inquest before Deputy Chief Neal continued with Russo, Patrolman McAdams and three others.
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John Russo
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Neal
State House
Russo
Francis Taranto
Taranto
McAdams
Division 18
Woman and Child Roaming Found in Fall River
A mentally disturbed woman claiming to be Martha White of New Bedford, with a 3 year old, was picked up on Main Street and taken to the police station to locate her friends. She had boarded a car to Sandy Beach and insisted on leaving to find "Joe" before returning to the city.
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Fall River
Martha White
New Bedford
Main Street
Sandy Beach
Joe
Entirely New Health Board Named for Woburn
Woburn mayor appoints a fresh Board of Health composed of Dr. A. C. Lane Dr. J. Henry Hutchings and Dr. Charles T. O'Brien to replace the removed board. The overhaul follows charges of contempt and subordination against the former members. The move stirs social and political circles.
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Woburn
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