Seaman Says Christian Science Split Up His Home
Frank Seaman declares his domestic life broke over disagreement with Mrs. Eddy’s church and Maeterlinck book reading. He denies a San Francisco divorce residence plan while Mrs. Seaman contends with Yonkers church ties and a major building fund role.
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New York
Maeterlinck
Mrs. Seaman
Muneterlinck
Alice
Seaman
William D. Chase
William Street
Perdita Wolff
Yonkers
Barber Starts Town Boom in Potapoag
In Potapoag, residents fear a shift of the town center as a sudden industrial boom unfolds after Eli Newcomb opens a barber shop. The longtime local journalist sparked the move with a large sign and plans for rapid growth in the quiet community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookfield
Potapoag
Eli Newcomb
Frank Gaffney rearrested in Portsmouth burglary case
Frank Gaffney, freed from Dover jail for a Rochester house breaking and entering, was recaptured early Sunday in the Jenny H. Payne wholesale liquor store on State street. He had just wrecked the cash register and was ready to flee with money and liquor.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Frank Gaffney
Dover
Rochester
Jienny H. Payne
State Street
Ife
Banana Eating Contest Between Two Indiana Men
Owensville Indiana September 28 A banana dealing contest is arranged between Senator Jim Walker of Owensville and Melvin Smith of Petersburg. Smith ate 48 bananas in two hours then consumed two pounds of bologna and one pound of crackers without water.
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Owensville
Ind
Jim Walker
This Place
Melvin Smith
Petersburg
Smith
Mark Ayres Dies Suddenly in Portsmouth
Mark W. Ayres, assistant postmaster in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, died suddenly at his home. The brief notice states Ayres, age unknown, collapsed at home leading to death. his tenure at the post office and immediate service details are unclear in the fragment.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Mark W. Ayers
Diphtheria Quarantine Hits Putnam House in Bennington
Six diphtheria cases detected in Bennington Vermont all within the Putnam House lead to a quarantine by the Board of Selectmen. About 80 guests must stay under guard for several days as cases include the landlady’s wife Miss Valduit a guest and four hotel employees. Cases surfaced in the past 48 hours near the Bennington monument.
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Bennington
Putnam House
Board of Selectmen
P. C. Cornell
Bennington Monument
Body found hanged in burned shed in South Boston
Limp ghastly figure suspended from a charred beam was discovered by Michael King in a recently burned shed on A Street, South Boston. The victim crawled into the ruins and hanged himself in the early afternoon. Officer Walden assisted to cut down the body. A Polander, Frank Kalbsky of 6 Loring Street identified the man as Edward Carroll, a former boarder who had left the area about two months earlier.
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Boston
Michael King
King
Walden
Frank Wallesky
Loring Street
Edward Carroll
Carroll
Kalbsky
Girls Against Fairbanks Steal Delegate Support
Delegates to the Indiana Methodist conference discuss the defeat of Vice-President Fairbanks as a Baltimore conference delegate. A veteran minister credits the Methodist girls for the loss, saying they would not support cocktails or saloons.
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Columbus
Ind
Fairbanks
Baltimore
Druggist Turned Burglar Arrested In New Rochelle
Samuel Bolin a prisoner here on a charge of attempted burglary is described as physician druggist chemist and burglar He runs a drug store in Harlem and police say he was caught breaking into a hardware store The case highlights a man with varied professional callings and a criminal act in New Rochelle on September 29.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Samuel Bolin
Ife
Harlem
Bolin
Auto Crash Thrills Passersby at City Corner
Several unknown men fled unharmed after a wet street skid sent their car into a curb at the Darmouth and Buckingham intersection. The sedan, owned by a New York broker, was badly damaged and all occupants were thrown onto the pavement.
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Darmouth
Buckingham Streets
New York
Elizabeth Stanley Weds Thomas Rose in South Boston Church
Miss Elizabeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Stanley of 214 Fourth Street and Mr Thomas Rose of East Boston were married last night at St Peter and Paul s Church South Boston the Rev John J Brady officiated The couple will live at 509 Fifth Street South Boston
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Elizabeth
Stanley
Fourth Street
Thomas Rose
East Boston
St. Peter and Paul’s Church
South Boston
John J. Brady
Fifth Street
New French Play Withdrawn After Two Nights
Paris reports the comedy Jou jou Tragique was pulled from the Gymnase Theatre after only two performances. The first night drew loud mockery of the elevated dialogue attributed to all roles, prompting its removal.
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Paris
Gymnase Theatre
Sullivan and Teahan Wed at St Patrick’s Church
James T Sullivan automobile editor of the Globe and Miss Minnie G Teahan were married last evening at St Patrick s Church in Providence by Father William B Finlay. The ceremony concluded the service and united the couple in marriage.
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James T. Sullivan
the Globe
Minnie G. Teahan
St. Patrick's Church
William B&b
Man Charged in Street Fight Slashing Incident
A 50 year old man of 52 Phillips Street was taken into custody after a disturbance on Joy Street ended with a slash across the face. Police report details indicate a violent confrontation and arrest for assault.
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Joy Street
Phillips
Jealousy Alleged as Motive in Colebrook Murder
Louis Gadwah declares innocence amid Colebrook murder coverage. Police suggest jealousy as motive and note evidence over an $800 trade plus hidden revolver details. Narratives include family tensions and a hearing, with Molly Merrill turning over a revolver to police chief Carr for safekeeping.
Purses, puppy and arrest connect crime near Martin farm
Louis Gadwah, held at the Martin farm four miles from the village, was arrested after a pup carried a purse containing $80 to the house. Gadwah asked to wash his hands, deputies left him briefly, and a key set linked to his trunk at James Bumford’s home. Mrs Merrill recalls Dave Laugheron visiting last Wednesday afternoon.
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Louis Gadwah
Martin
Martin Farm
Kelsey
Carr
Gadwah
James Bumford
Merrills
South Columbia
Colebrook
Merrill
Simchas Torah Festival Begins At Sundown Tonight
Simchas Torah, the joyous Jewish festival, begins at sundown tonight and continues until sundown Tuesday. Orthodox homes plan merrymaking as synagogues fill with worshippers and the Torah scrolls are carried around the sanctuary. concluding tabernacles services occur Tuesday with a children's harvest festival to follow at Temple Israel on Commonwealth Avenue.
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Feast of Tabernacles
New Temple Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Eames Takes New Roles in Paris Opera Prep
Mme Emma Eames, in robust health in Paris, prepares for the New York season. She has learned two new roles, Leonora in Trovatore for January at the Metropolitan Opera House and Donna Anna in Don Giovanni, and is studying a rose in Mascagni's Japanese opera.
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Paris
Mme
Emma Eames
New York
Leonora
Metropolitan Opera House
Donna Anna
Rose
Mascagni
Gadwah Denies Murder in Interview With The Fost
Louis Gadwah speaks to The Fost denying involvement in the death of David Laugheron. He says he never killed Dave Laugheron, notes past accusations, and asserts he was not in the killing night. Laugheron, a friend, was buried yesterday.
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The
Fost
Louis Gadwah
David Laugheron
Post
Gadwah
Dave Laugheron
Mr. Laugheron
Colebrook
Merrill
South Columbia
Auto party hunting dog after Wasshbury crash
In Waterbury Connecticut last night two touring cars collided on a dark 10 foot road west of Waterbury. Six people were shaken up and some needed a physician. Passengers included M Ellsworth Berton of Boston and Sarah E Comstock of New York with C E Hoskins and Miss Adelaide Hosking. Miss Hosking owns a golden brindle Boston terrier valued at 324 that fled during the crash. The group remains at a Middlebury farmhouse seeking the dog.
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Waterbury
Conn
M. Ellsworth Berton
Boston
Sarah E. Comstock
New York
C. E. Hoskins
Adelaide Hosking
Hoskins
Middlebury
Looking for Lost Sister in South Boston
Mrs. B E Roberts of 4 Clapp place South Boston asks the Post to locate her sister Mrs Edward Percival missing for 23 years. In 1882 Mrs Percival lived on Washington street Roxbury and later traveled abroad. While in England she met Mr Percival. Her Roxbury husband died in 1883 and Flo left a large fortune to his widow.
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Seaman
Yonkers
Napanoch
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mother Church
Boston
B. E. Roberts
Clapp Place
South Boston
Edward Percival
Home of the Overcoat Advertisement Snippet
An old classified style ad notes a price of 35.90 and 4.99 with a claimed value of 10 dollars. It lists F. Grav'Yo. at Washington and Han over streets and reads like a local shop promotion.
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Washington and
Hanover Streets
F. Gray Co
Washington
Tanover Streets
Ade
Kellogg Discusses Harriman Prosecution At White House
Washington reports Kellogg and the President discussed pursuing Harriman in relation to railroad affairs after completing the Standard Oil inquiry. Bonaparte also held a long conference with Kellogg on the merger and promised earnest handling of Harriman's railroad business.
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Washington
Harriman
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oilmen
Kellogg
Standard OM
Union- Southern Pacific
Bonaparte
National Officers Address Lynn A. C. H.
Division 7 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Lynn held a large afternoon meeting at Eagle Hall. Speakers included National President Matthew Cummings of Boston, State President John J. Rogers of Worcester, and Essex County President Hieber McKenna of Haverhill. M. J. Ahearn presided.
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Lynn
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Eagle Hall
Mgr
Arthur J. Teeling
D. D
Matthew Cummings
Boston
John J. Rogers
Worcester
Essex County
Hieber McKenna
Haverhill
M. J. Ahearn
Pickwick-like M P Alfred Davies Dies in London
Alfred Davies once a member of Parliament and nicknamed the Pickwick of the House for his Dickensian resemblance died this week in London.
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London
Alfred Davies
Pickwick
Leech
Dickens
Casey Boom Supposed Mayor Bid Hits Republican Rank
Rumors say John H. Casey former assistant U S district attorney may lead a Republican bid to unseat John F. Fitzgerald in Boston. City machine backing and clergy support are cited, though committee leaders deny any plan and others hint at an internal sensation in preparation.
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John F. Fitzgerald
John H. Casey
United States
Casey
Republican City Committee
Edward G. Graves
Graves
Post
Eee T
O'Meara
Postmaster Hibbard
Louis A. Frothinghaam
Fitzgerald
Boston
Republicans Prepare Convention Committees at Symphony Hall
The Republican executive committee convenes at 11 to form vari ous committees for the Saturday convention at Symphony Hall, with the full State committee meeting in the afternoon to act on execu tive selections. Congressman William S. Greene of Fall River chairs the resolutions committee.
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William 8. Greene
Fall River
Not to Move Pope's Body Move Postponed Indefinitely
In Rome Cardinal Satolli said the removal of Pope Leo XIII’s body to Perugia is postponed indefinitely. The body will likely remain in the provisional tomb at St. Peter’s for several years.
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Rome
Satolli
Perugia
St. John Lateran
Leo XIII
St. Peter's
Prettiest Girls Called Stupid by Medical Press Editor
London reports the Medical Press and Circular declares prettiest girls are notoriously the stupidest. The editor argues that exams for girls before marriage would be stagering and ill advised.
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London
Medical
Tobacco firm sues Chinese makers for trademark infringement
SHANGHAI Sept 29 The British American Tobacco Company files suit against Chinese cigarette manufacturers alleging trademark infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
British- American Tobacco Company
Mayors Cabinet Hopefuls Stir Republican District Attorney Fight
Republican candidates for district attorney in Boston include Jesse Gove Walter Webster John Berry and George Tinkham. Democratic strategists say Republican split could ease Fitzgeralds path to renomination as party leaders weigh party unity and the strength of Moran in the city race.
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John J. Fitzgerald
Suffolk County
Boston
Fitzgerald
Moran
Jesse Gove
East Boston
John I. Berry
Dorchester
Walter A. Webster
Ward 22
George Holden Tinkham
Back Bay
Ward
Rpublican
Gove
Webster
Berry
Tinkham
Toomey Death Declared Natural Causes
An autopsy on 17 year old James F. E. Toomey of Revere found he died from natural causes due to an enlarged heart. The body was found in a field on Prospect Hill Saturday morning.
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Stedman
James FE. Toomey
Revere
Prospect Hill
Hoar Statue Delayed By Site Issue In Worcester
Statues of late Senator George Frisbin Hoar near completion but no site chosen in Worcester area. meanwhile 53 year old lodger John Shill of 07 Waltham Street dies of natural causes after collapsing at home, found by landlady.
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Worcester
George Frisbin Hoar
John Shill
Waltham Street
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