Boston newspapers face typographical woes and naval of blame
The piece questions why leading Boston dailies suffer typographical errors while literature may be strong. It notes a fired fireman hindering future job prospects, cites Fire Commissioner Russell’s list of at risk men, and comments on Cuba, McKinley, and Spain in the current imbroglio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
West End
Russell
United States
Cleveland
Olney
McKinley
Spain
Departure of Rev John T OBrien from Marlboro
The Marlboro community bids farewell to Rev John T OBrien who leaves after eight and a half years as coadjutor to Fr McKenna. The Immaculate Conception church notes his abilities earnestness and broad esteem among citizens of all faiths. The Marlboro Enterprise shares in sending best wishes for his future church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception Church
Marlboro
John T. O'Brien
Fr. McKenna
How clams feed and attach with byssus in underwater life
The article explains a clam's anatomy with a mantle covering its body except for two openings the foot and siphon. It notes a small brain in the foot and a gland for strong fibers enabling byssus attachment. Clams filter feed by drawing water through a siphon, passing water over gills where minute plants and animals are sifted for food, then expelling waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret W. Leighton
Ini
Popular Science Monthly
Glove Fashion Details Highlight Suede and Lace
The New York Tribune describes a novelty suede glove reaching the wrist with exquisite lace and spangles outlining the pattern. A ribbon threaded lace top ends in a delicate bow, while another evening glove features lace frills and ribbon beading with dainty bows for a stylish finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Christmas Legend in Belgium Pony Delights Belgians
A tale from St. Nicholas recounts Belgian children placing wooden cabets on window ledges filled with oats and fodder for Santa Claus's pony. In the morning the oats vanish and shoes spill with toys and sweets, bringing great joy and a wish to have woken earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Santa Claus
Ella F. Mosby
St. Nicholas
The Honorable Judge Parry Publishes More Fairy Tales
The Hon. Judge Parry, a fairy tale loving figure, writes another tale for children. The piece teases a new collection by riffing on absurd images from the Jackdaw and imagined transformations such as peaches on apple trees and frogs made of grasé.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Parry
Mrs Nansen's Carrier Pigeon Returns After Long Voyage
Mrs Nansen, wife of the famed Arctic explorer, owns a remarkable carrier pigeon that flew home after nearly two years away. It covered about a thousand miles of frozen waste and another thousand across ocean forest and plain to reach its home.
The Girl Describes Cupid's Arrow Mouth
A playful Philadelphia Press snippet notes a girl with a knack for errors praising a mouth as beautiful and Cupid like. Her quip centers on its pretty, arrow shaped form and charming misstatements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Princess de Chimay tale shocks Vienna crowd
Princess de Chimay formerly Clara Ward, heiress of Detroit, eloped with Hungarian Gypsy Janesi Rigo after a Paris cafe meeting. She reveals cold husband, vast repairs to the Chimay chateau, education of children with reduced income, and plans to wed Rigo. Police guard as crowds gather in Budapest.
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Buda-Pesth
Princess de Caraman-Chimay
Clara Ward
Detroit
Paris
Janesi Rigo
Princess DE Chimay
Brussels
Bel- Blan
M. Rigo
Faillard
Rigo
Hungary
Leopold
Belgium
de Caraman-Chimay
Laeken
Royal Park
von Heffels
Prince of Chimay-Caraman
United States
Hainault
Janesi
Wanamaker Prophecy From Philadelphia Campaign Clash
In Philadelphia on December 30 John Wanamaker denounced Boss Penrose and warned that prolonged hard times could reshape the nation. He urged protectionist tariffs, condemned the Wilson bill, and argued against immigration and monetary tampering while stressing Pennsylvania’s congressional role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Penrose
United States Senate
Cameron
Pennsylvania
United States
McKinley
America
Maynard Good Templars Union Meeting Draws Delegations
The Good Templars union meeting in Maynard drew delegations from Loyalty lodge West Newton S A Wilbur and Golden Spray lodges Boston Enoch Hall lodge West Acton Weston Wes ton. Notable visitors included Sen Vice Templar Mrs Belle Wiggin District Lecturer Albert Sutcliff and District Chief Templar Chilsom. Garvin Taylor gave an effective welcome address with official visitors also speaking. Banquet followed speeches. Entertainment featured Miss Edith Woodward and the Misses Bowers with a stump speech by Thomas Quirk and musical numbers by Ella Hapgood and George Rodan. The German band Rev George F Clark and his wife attended as honored guests.
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Union
Good Templars
Loyalty Lodge
West Newton
S. A. Wilbur
Golden Spray Lodges
Boston
Enoch Hall
West Acton
Weston Lodge
Weston
Templar
Belle Wiggin
Albert Sutcliff
Templar Chilsom
Garvin Taylor
Edith Woodward
Misses Bowers
Thomas Quirk
Ella Hapgood
George Rodan
George F. Clark
Wanted Cottage or Tenement Near Maynard for Family
Quiet American family of three adults seeks a cottage or tenement near Maynard with a stable for one horse. Respond to James Aspinall at 19 Brown St Marlboro Mass.
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Maynard
James Aspinall
Brown St
Marlboro Mass
Sudbury News Briefs Quietly Update Town
Sudbury schools to reopen after holidays. Rev. Clarence W. Rouse’s wife received a splendid upright piano for Christmas. South Sudbury telephone service brings public benefit with central office at George W. Hunt's store. Superintendent Fay attended a funeral in Winsted for his aunt Miss Elvira A. Fay, a former Boston teacher. MIT professor George H. Barton to speak at town hall on A Summer In Greenland with stereopticon views. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised by local retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Rouse
South Sudbury
George W. Hunt
Harrison G. Fay
Winsted
Conn
Elvira A. Fay
Southboro
Boston Public Schools
George H. Barton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Greenland
Town Hall
Sudbury
Christmas Day Gatherings and Local Happenings
Chan Tucker continues typing at the Enterprise job building. Community events include a family gathering of 14 at Grandma Toombs on Cottage Street, whist parties by Miss Ora Morse and James Hall, and a sunlight dancing party at the greenhouse on Christmas afternoon. A large fox hunt near Cook farm ends with a dog fox shot after a long chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chan Tucker
Mr. Rackliffe
H. M. Campbell
Ora Morse
James Hall
Grandma Toombs
Cottage Street
Ellen Newton
Marlboro
Stella Alley
Newton Street
Hudson Post Office
Ela
W. S. Lewis
Stow
Maple Street
Magorty
Main
Cedar Street
Charles Magorty
Harry, Robinson
Irving Bean
George Harlow
Cook Farm
Bean
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Eugéne Tompkins
Boston Theater
Imperial Opera Company
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Laconia
N. H
George B. Cox
Cits
State Law
Crde League of New Hampshire
Swain Clough
Pittsfield
Clough
Washington
Hazen
Secret Service
Union National Bank of Detroit
National Bank of Commerce of New York
Wanamaker
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mr. Burden
Seventy-seventh Street
New Haven
Consolidated Railroad
New Haven Yards
Gotham
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Strong
London
Rome
Daily News
Vatican
St. John, N. F
Virginia
Concord
N.H
City of
Fell OY Wharf
Bar Harbor
Bessie Sargent
Maine Central
Sargent
South Gouldsborough
DeWitt
B. F. Johnson & Son
C. H. Whitney
H. A. Littlefield
West
Acton
Audson
Glenwood
Weir Stove Company
Taunton
Mass
New England
Hapgood
Enterprise Office
Horacettle
W. A.cunningham
BUYZ
W.S. Howe & CO
Gaskell & Taylor
R.R. Station
Riverside Block
H.p.n.dahl
Maynard, Mass
Christma and Holiday Goods
Bargatins
Walter B. Currier
5 Park SQ
Maynard’s Block
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