Body of Helen Marden arrives in Somerville
Boston dated April 30 reports the body of Helen A. Marden, killed by Porter L. Smith at Smith College, has reached her family home in Somerville. Funeral arrangements are pending with a service expected at her parents’ home tomorrow. her sister Louise Marden accompanies the casket.
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Helen Marden
Smith College
Somerville
United Press
Boston
Helen A. Marden
Porter L. Smith
Dartmouth
Northampton
Marden
Louise Marden
Mrs. Marden
Adana Massacres Tied to Plot Against Rogers and Maurer
At Adana, investigators questioned the use of the word treacherous linked to Rogers and Maurer. The demand for inquiry suggests their deaths were not accidental but part of an assassination plot.
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Adana
Rogers and Maurer
Newtown High Team Set for May Day Game at Shelton
Newtown High School ball team promises a good game Saturday May 1 against Shelton High with hopes of strong attendance. Local social notes include Miss Louise Biglow and Miss Amy Biglow Frost opening Sunset cottage, Miss Phoebe Carey visiting Miss Anna Troy, and Abbie Peck entertaining Miss Bettie Way and Mrs Anthrane of Brooklyn. Borough caucus slated May 1 at 7 20 PM in Brick building to nominate officers. correction issued crediting all committee members for the town hall function.
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Newtown High School
Shelton High School
Louise Biglow
Amy Biglow Frost
Boston
Sunset Cottage
Phoebe Carey
Ansonia
Anna Troy
Berkshire
Abbie Peck
Bettie Way
Anthrane
Brooklyn
K. F. Beardsley
Bridgeport
Stamford
Town Hall
Curtis
Cook
Committee of Arrangements
Straxeh
The Rejected Addresses and the Drury Lane Fire Saga
The article recounts the 1809 Drury Lane theater fire amid London theater history. It notes Sheridan’s calm, the building’s repeated fires, and the rise of pantomime. It then covers the 1809 opening of a rebuilt Drury Lane and the publication of The Rejected Addresses by James and Horace Smith. It highlights praise from Byron, Jeffrey, and a Lincolnshire clergyman.
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House of Commons
Drury Lane Theater
Sheridan
Moore
Lyceum
London
Drury Lane
Horace Walpole
Debanal
Pepys
Wren
Freeman
Prince of Wales
George II
George III
Walpole
Drury Lanes
James
Horace Smith
Byron
Murray
Jeffrey
London Globe
Honest Doctor Praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
An honest doctor tells patient cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound that he does not believe in patent medicines yet calls the remedy the best for women and urges continued use. The message marks continued faith in the standard women’s medicine and hints at broader advertizing claims.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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