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Newspaper

Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1887

Page

7

Little Joe's Escape From the Italian Padrone

Little Joe, a newsboy, endures capture by an organ grinder and a brutal rescue by Mrs Webster. He recovers with kindness at the Webster farm, receives money for care and a new wardrobe, and plans to reunite with Alice and the dog Doctor as he travels back to New York. He is aided by Slip Johnson and other newsboys and meets a veterinarian who urges him to rest and seek medical care. The chapter ends with Joe riding to meet the doctor and a warning to see a physician after the journey home.

Little Joe Hunter's Point Ferry Alice Johnson Pewsboys Joe Guiseppe Anguage Tonio Hadeen New York Oine Pin Ino Johana Jersey Sheadd Webster Eleaser Poe Josey Janes Sir Johnson Mr. Webster Seat Street Marco Galseyne Bupper Aster Slip Crickey Doctor Dick White Aout Stton House Bill Dunham Moe Ellers Tom Brady Jon Walter Mrs. Johnson Tonio Giuseppe Genie Doe Slip Johnson Tom Ted Tac Joe Helian Zoe Third Avenue We!ter Sam Iacome Plains Indian Territory Red Road Clara Barton John Hanna Red Cross Ayer Charles Warren W.iverett Smith Boston Warren Wome Woman’s Educational and Industrial Union Unin Exchange Union M. J. Bradford Tenison Serance Beatrice Scotland Oberlin Middleton Mich Philadelphia Sag Harbor N. Y Louisville Murper Joseph Keppler Reading Penn Sale Xenia Shane Honduras Ouida George Sand Zola New York City Bolivar (Tenn W.T. Bryson Auraria Miss Lotta Anniston New York Stock Exchange Biggerstad Richmond Salt Lake Tribune Kansas Kalamazoo Hazleton Herreshoff John Wanamaker Cincinnati First Presbyterian Church Washington, Penn Pepceman Staten Island Suzanne Brodan Anee Decelee Thomas Boothby Perry Timberlake Orange Heights Music Hall Providence Journal Jennie King Charles of Roumania Marshall P. Wilder North Pole Pat George Eliot Adam Bede J.J. Roscoe Lookout, N. M Lizzie Bell Sinclair Everittstown Hunterdon County N.J Binghamton Jamestown Bagdad Cade Peer Asia Nashville Davenport Minster W Fe Nanticoke Nora Norwich Adelina Patti Holly Savannah Fannie Cook Willis Cook Palatka K.ames England Frank McCord Cincinnati Enquirer Buffalo Express Missouri Kansas City New York Sun Upper Broadway Brooklyn Jersey City San Francisco Sultan Hys Bee Lexington Sultan Solian Umbria Fort Relief Jay Goult Jakson Lafayette Ballard’s Esate Cris Lewiston Clearl Neetans Pear Tie Institution Seward Mitchell Dallas Havana

Evening gowns of the season reveal lush fabrics and lace

Jean Kincaid notes the season's gowns feature tulles muslins and crepes in light airy styles with black and dark tones now popular. Striped tulles dotted nets and spangled fabrics dominate displays with pale pinks roses and ribbons shaping dramatic wedding and party silhouettes.

Sarah Aurora L. P. Hollander & Co Jean Kincaid

Woman's Department Shines at Massachusetts Fair

The Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association opens a woman’s department led by Mrs. Marion A. McBride. Exhibits include Indian art by Natchez and Elizabeth Peabody, dressmaking, silk culture, home industries, and Red Cross displays. The piece praises women’s work across reforms, education, temperance, and industry, urging support for expanding and sustaining the department.

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association Marion A. McBride Boston Lady Marshal Netions Moore Massachusetts New England Natchez Elizabeth Peabody Grace Mann Miss Peabody Miss Prady Hampton and Carlisle Lydia Mann Child Harriet Beecher Stowe

Oddities of Life from a Faded Period Chronicle

A sprawling collage of quirky notes from a bygone era includes royalty in Scotland, odd incomes, unusual deaths, strange inventions, and peculiar local tales. It catalogs curious tidbits about people, places, and events from Oberlin to Philadelphia, with brief, often humorous observations about social quirks and oddities in daily life.

Smart Aroostook Girls Walk 18 Miles to Portage Lake

From Ashland to Portage Lake and back the trio plus one more girl walked 18 miles in a day with a dog for company. The party crossed the lake by skiff and shared a dinner before returning home. The girls are praised for skill on snowshoes, horseback, and in domestic arts.

Aroostook Presque Isle Herald Ashland Portage Lake Ballaud

The Ignorance of These Men

In Waverley Magazine a dialogue captures a church scene where She James and He James debate attire and social notions. He remarks on knowing his actions while She questions others preparing buttons for a new dress, revealing everyday concerns and playful social mockery.

Waverley Magazine James Amés

Local fraud warning issued over dubious home business

The item from Holyoke and Cumberland Mills notes requests will be attended to promptly while warning that the head of a home establishment is operating a fraudulent business. Authorities aim to serve as an example and caution to readers against similar schemes.

KM. G Holyoke Mass Cumberland Mills

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