Julia Marlowe in town for Queen Flametta debut
Julia Marlowe arrived from New York to polish her new production The Queen Flametta to be seen in America at Hollis Street Theatre next Monday. She travels with a 50 plus entourage, applied notes from Camulle Mendes, and reports rest after summer in Bad Nauheim.
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Julia Marlowe
New York
America
Hollis Street
Miss Marlowe
C. B. Dillingham
Frank Worthing
Edgar Ll. Davenport
Olive Oliver
Boston
Bad Nauheim
Paris
Camulle Mendes
Odeon
Mildred Aldrich
Kester
Fiametta
Peat Company Formed to Exploit Somerset County Deposits
Peat company organized in Passaic New Jersey with capital of 50090 to develop peat deposits in Somerset county. Organizers control 200 acres and plan a plant and start of business upon incorporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
American Peat Company
Somerset County
Cambridge man pleads guilty to coal theft in Somerville
William Martin aged 35 of Cambridge admitted stealing 200 pounds of soft coal from the Boston & Maine freight yards in Somerville. He was caught in the act with baskets and fined $3, about 80 dollars per ton, in yesterday morning's court session.
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Somerville
William Martin
Cambridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Martin
Jelly Season Promotes Wine Jelly from Sherry Muscatel
A breakfast delight described as dropped egg on toast with jelly, promoting wine jelly made from Sherry and Muscatel. The Cushing Medical Supply Co advertises Sherry Muscatel jelly and provides ordering details, prices, and delivery offers from 580 Washington St., Boston.
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Cushing Medical Supply Co
Washington St
Boston, Mass
Norris blocks land deal in city loan bill reform
A City Aldermen finance clash halted an apparent land deal tied to the annual loan bill. Alderman Norris proposed cuts defeating the Holbrook estate purchase for Mt. Hope cemetery and questioned assessed values, amid secret-committee wrangles and broad budget shifts across departments.
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Board of Aldermen
Bers
City Hall
Mt. Hope Cemetery
E. W. Holbrook
Walk Hill Street
Post
Holbrook
Holbrook Estate
Lawrence
Norris
Miller
Lomasney
Bowen
Tinkham
McCarthy
Finance Committee
Walkhill Street
Smith
George W. Haven
A. P. Blakie
Ann J. Raymond
Alderman Norris
Guy Hall
Alderman Miller
Dorchester
Slattery
Doyle
Common Council
Bath Department
Commonwealth Park
Charlestown
Fire Department
Park Department
Roslindale
Billings Field
Columbus Avenue
Ashmont
Neponset
Franklin Field
Wood Island
Castle Island
Beedesdale Street
Allston District
Ward 2
Franklin Park Refectory
Ward 9
Savin Hill Heights
Public Buildings Department
Doogue
Treees
Albany Street
Broadway
Dover Street
Elm Hill Avenue
Northampton
Sarsfield Streets
New York Democrats Confront Convention Deliberations
Saratoga Sept 29 Three key developments shaped the Democratic State convention. Parker refuses a gubernatorial nomination, Kings County leader Hugh McLaughlin shifts toward Coler, and strong sentiment favors Senator Hill as nominee. A looming decision at midnight could nominate Hill or force a Parker-Coler clash while the rest of the ticket remains unsettled. The arrival of Greater New York delegates heightens tension as Devery leads a triumphant parade, and Tammany capitalizes with a multi-section special train. A tentative platform calls for trust reform tariff revision and opposition to the Philippines and Cuba policies, with no explicit money plank yet included.
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Saratoga
Judge Parker
Hugh McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Kings County
Bird S. Coler
Senator Hill
Coler
Greater
New York
Alton B. Parker
Ulster
Randolph Guggenheimer
Duncan Lee
Ithaca
John Cunneen
Erie
James H. Manning
Albany
R. W. Sherman
Utica
Court of Appeals
John C. Gray
Parker
McCarren
Shevlin
Kings
Bird
John B. Stanchfield
Hill
McCarrion
New York City
Guggenheimer
William
Devery
Ninth Assembly
Itias
John C. Sheehan
Frank J. Goodwin
New York Police
Lake Avenue
Grand Union
United States
McGuire
Tammany
Meat Trust
Coal Trust
Philippines
Cuba
Ninth Democratic Convention Meeting Place Sparks Debate
The ninth Democratic convention struggles to settle its meeting site with plans to convene Friday night in the Faneuil Hall building after ward factions sign an agreement. Delegates worry that a Wednesday session would satisfy legal requirements, while an outdoor meeting would not qualify.
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Faneuil Hall
Congress
Ward
Faneul Hall
Young America Shoes Promise Durability and Value
Our boys Young America shoes are designed to resist wear with two priced options at 1.50 and 2.00. The ad highlights lasting quality and affordability for families seeking durable footwear for children.
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Adams Square
Young
America
Laura Biggar still in seclusion over bail issue
Laura Biggar remains hidden in New York awaiting a bondsman or a New Jersey warrant from a city magistrate. Dr C C Hendrick and Samuel Stanton stay jailed in Freehold New Jersey. Biggar’s lawyer Samuel I Frankenstein says she will surrender once bail is lowered from 5000 to 1000 and argues the will contest involved only the baby’s rights through its representative.
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New York
Laura Biggar
New Jersey
Cc. C. Hendrick
Samuel Stanton
Freehold
N. J
Samuel I. Frankenstein
Frankenstein
Patterson accuses Stanton of perjury in will case
Lawyer Samuel A. Patterson of Asbury Park files perjury complaint against former Hoboken Justice of the Peace Samuel Stanton for an act at Long Branch during the Henry M. Bennett will dispute. Justice White holds Stanton for the grand jury. Both Stanton and Dr. C C Hendrick remain jailed on the conspiracy charge in the Laura Biggar contest. Grand jury to convene Oct 7.
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Freehold
N. J
Samuel A. Patterson
Asbury Park
Samuel Stanton
Hoboken
Long Branch
Henry M. Bennett
Justice White
Stanton
C.C. Hendrick
Laura Biggar
Deveryites Lead Train To Saratoga Democratic Convention
New York on Sept 29 reports Devery supporters boarding a special train for the Democratic State convention in Saratoga. About 8000 city Democrats travel with the Greater New York Democracy contingent and the Tammany train, with leaders including John C. Sheehan and Charles Murphy. Contests loom over ninth district seats, affidavits of fraudulent voting, and tensions between McGuire and McCarren. The scene includes a packed Ninth Avenue and a display of Devery badges and regalia.
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New York
William Hepburn Russell
Louis Munsinger
Sheehan
Devery
James K. McGuire
McCarren
McGuire
Greater
Tammany
Charles I. Murphy
Lewis Nixon
August Belmont
John G. Carlisle
Treasury
Cleveland
J. Edward Simmons
James Stillman
James T. Woodward
James W. Gerard, Jr
John B. McDonald
George R. Dyer
Twelfth Regiment
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
William Schmer
William Pitt Mitchell
Franklin T. Bartlett
Ashbel P. Fitch
George Gilbert Haven
Percy M. Stewart
Low
Thomas F. Gilroy
Washburn Stamps Sell For Shared Profit In Boston
Cash or on credit offer open to all patrons. Boston area merchants issue stamps but Washburn Redeems them all including partly filled books and worn apparel. Washburn, America's Greatest Credit House and Boston's only profit sharing clothiers, promises 5 percent savings with new stamps. Harvest opening week invites everyone to participate.
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Boston
America
Bread at Risk as Boston Bakers Fear Coal Shortage
Leading bakers in Boston warn continued coal strikes may raise bread costs and even trigger shortages. Some firms report using coke as a substitute while others have coal in reserve or anticipate no impact. National Biscuit Co and several local bakeries foresee possible price hikes or closures if coal remains unavailable.
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Boston
Austin Young Biscuit Firm
Best Baking Company
Roxbury
J. G. & B. S. Ferguson
Albany Street
Ferguson
National Biscuit Company
Cambridgeport
Louis KE
Merry
North End
Pratt
Blewett
West End
Newell Urges Roosevelt to Call Extra Session on Coal Crisis
William Newell with attorney Ralph Bartlett asks President Roosevelt to convene an extra Congress to amend the federal bankruptcy law. The petition seeks to authorize seizure and management of failing coal industry property when strikes disrupt supply, to protect public needs and ensure justice and equity.
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Newell
William ©. Newell
Ralph W. Bartlett
Roosevelt
Congress
Massachusetts
United States
Anxious for a Pastor at St Mark's Roxbury
St Mark's Lutheran Church Roxbury held a special meeting to review Rev M J Bieber of Binghamton Ny call proposal. The church agreed to direct $800 of his $1000 salary, but deferred parsonage modernization and urged him to accept. Former pastor Rev E F Keever has left for a church in Pennsylvania.
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St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Roxbury
M. J. Bieber
Binghamton
N. Y
Bieber
E. F. Keever
Pennsylvania
Young highwaymen rob South Boston woman near church
Two 12 year old, neatly dressed boys robbed Edith Barry of 28 Vinton Street in front of St Augustine's Church on Dorchester Street. One asked the way to Fifth Street, the other took her handbag containing $4 and the pair fled. A patrolman arrived too late as she screamed for help.
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Edith Barry
Vinton Street
Boston
St. Augustine’s Church
Dorchester Street
Miss Barry
Fifth Street
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Wee
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Yeo- Romy Maocoi
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Pia Ian Aetna
Old Town Cottage Street
Norfolk
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PMRED
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Freeport Street
van Winkle Street
Temple Street
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Comer’s College
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GGG
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Washington and Brattle Streets
Lange
Washburn S
Trading Stamp Clearing House OF Boston
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