Reardon Accused of Misusing Letterhead in Liquor League feud
Edward H. Pinkham, secretary of the Massachusetts Liquor League, accuses Representative Reardon of stealing a personal letter stamped with official stationery, reproducing it with a fictitious letterhead to solicit funds for a private outing. Pinkham warns dealers to ignore the appeal and reiterates the league’s neutral stance on woman suffrage, noting conflicts with suffrage groups and urging legal consultation if needed.
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Reardon
Pinkham
Liquor League
Union Printing Office
Allied Printing Trades
Massachusetts Liquor League
Boston
Massachusetts Voters’ Anti-Suffrage League
Caledonian Grove
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Gertrude Halladay Leonard
Massachusetts Society
Evelyn Sears
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Brewery Association
Edward H. Pinkham
Mass. Liquor League
Swiss Watch Plants to Make Munitions
Geneva reports British experts with their minister visited Loole watch factories and ordered munitions production. Italy followed with a multi million pound order to Chaux-de-Fonds watchmakers near Neuchatel for munitions.
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Swiss Watch
Geneva
Berne
Loole
Chaux-de-Fonds
Neuchatel
record of 11 400 weddings at St George’s Hanover Square
London Sept 19 a record of official attendance at 11 400 weddings is noted by Charles Massey parish clerk of St George's Hanover Square The church is world renowned and has hosted more fashionable weddings than perhaps any other conventicle in the metropolis
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London
Charles Massey
St. George’s, Hanover Square
Reading Baronet Lord Chief Justice Heads Allied Credit Mission
Lord Chief Justice of England Baron Reading Rufus Isaacs leads Anglo French financiers in New York to secure a one billion dollar credit for the Allies. The World profile notes his rise from bankruptcy to cabinet member and premier financier trusted by the Crown as he directs the mission from the Morgan Library.
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Rufus Isaacs, Baron
Reading
New Britain
New York
France
England
United States
Rufus Isaacs
Baron Reading
R. H. Thomas
Thomas
Hey
Morgan Private Library
Lombard Street
Paris
Wall Street
Lord Reading
America
Isaacs
Rufus Daniel Isaacs
London
Cambridge University
Blair Athol
Rio Janeiro
Stock Exchange of London
Alice Edith Cohen
Queen's Counsel
Lord Russell of
Killowen
Edward VII
Angus Isaacs
Bruce Ismay
Duff-Gordons
Lord Alverstone
House of Lords
Canterbury
George III
Robert Cecil
Sir Rufus Isaac
Marcon
Lloyd George
Herbert Samuel
Rufus’ Doom
Sir Rufus Isaacs
Bilmore
Financial Commission
Lloyd-George
Lord Kitchener
International News Service
Ready to wear garments price list excerpt
A brief catalog snippet lists prices for ready to wear garments. Items show 16.50 22.00 7.50 87 0 oe 8.50 10.00 in sequence reflecting catalog pricing and codes.
Dress Goods and Lace Flouncings Price List
The note lists silks velvets and dress goods with prices from 2.00 to 9.60, a dress maker price of 3.00 and 4.50 items, two toned lace flouncings at 3.00, white embroidery net flouncing at 1.50, and 20 yards of flouncing. It mentions makers and wards within the textile listing.
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Copenhagen
Bedford Cord
Oxford Gry Novelty
Reseda
Nees
Laces and Trimmings Price List Shows Garment Details
A catalog of laces, beads, flounces, and robes with varied yardage and prices. Items include Black and Gold beaded lace, White Chantilly, Gold Flouncing, Filet and Robe sets, waist patterns, and beaded tunics with price ranges from under one dollar to eighty dollars.
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Marconi
Revere
Paul Revere
Paul Revere Trust Company
Devonshire Street
Copley Square
R. H. Stearns and Company
F. C. Downing
Boylston Street
E. M. Wilson & CO
Stern & Frances
New York City
Price
Lwhite Sere - Binttowns
Cos
Sens
Tur
Charmeuse
Wistaria
Ver
Norwinal
Ade
Newburyport Silver Co
Keene
New Hampshire
Sheffield Plate