Middlesex Women's Club Events Schedule
Middlesex Women's Club sets a December pair of meetings, a tea hosted by the hospitality department with music by Mrs. Baldwin and Edna Craig, and lectures postponed. On December 17 Miss Arnold of Simmons College will describe the Boston institution funded by John Simmons, aiding women in art science and industry to earn independent livelihoods.
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Plunkett
Baldwin
Edna Craig
John Simmons
Boston
Nee
Seen in the Shops A Lowell gift tour for Christmas shoppers
A Lowell shopping guide highlights affordable locally found gifts for Christmas. Highlights include Art Noveau style ink wells and lamps at Harry Baynes on Central Street, Japanese metal ware souvenirs, Grant Jewelry on Merrimack Street with small trays and mugs, the game Pit, Lawler the bookseller’s Christmas postal cards, Roman finish gold monogram lockets from Wood’s on Merrimack, and burnished wood and leather novelties from A G Pollard and Co. priced 20 cents to 3 dollars. Glove mending sets priced at 1.25 were also seen.
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Lowell
Boston
Harry Baynes
Central Street
Grant Jewelry Company
Merrimack Street
Lawler
Wood
Christmas Counter Delights at Pollard’s Store
Pollard’s Christmas counter features embroidery sets in cases priced at 98 cents. New chain purses in oxidized silver or gun metal appear at O'Donnell & Gilbride’s small wares counter. Automobile veils are now carried by the shop. Gift ideas include neckties and handkerchiefs for the dear fellow.
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Pollard’s
O'Donnell & Gilbride
Grand Rapids Water Deal Figures Face Court Bound Over
Isaac F. Lamoreux former city clerk appeared before Judge Haggerty waived examination and was bound over to the superior court in 2000 bail He said he made a full statement to Mr Ward about his connection with the water deal John Kremer keeper of the supply store in the city poor department admitted receiving money from Salsbury for campaign work He said the bribe claim is false and he never approached anyone about jurors.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Isaac F. Lamoreux
Haggerty
Superior Court
Ward
John Kremer
City Poor Department
Salsbury
Belgium Recognizes Panama as New Republic
Baron Nordeur the Belgian minister informed Acting Secretary Loomis at the state department that Belgium will officially recognize the new republic of Panama. The note followed talks on diplomatic relations and regional status.
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Washington
Baron Nondeur
State Department
Loomis
Belgium
Republic of
Panama
O'Donnell's Men’s Dept Showcases Latest Puffs and Four-in-Hands
In the men’s department at O'Donnell's are all the latest effects in puffs, as cots and four-in-hands.
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O’donnell's
Exquisite Louwelsa pottery at Bon Marche sale
In the basement of the Bon Marche are drummers samples from Louwelsa art pottery. Prices range from 1.00 to 10.00. Baroque pearl hat pins are offered as gifts at 0.15 each.
Rumors Of Russian Fleet Move To Corean War Fact Discredited
A Tokio to St Petersburg dispatched report claimed eight Russian ships arrived off Chemulpo to pressure Corea over Yongampho opening and a possible 3000 man land march on Seoul. Russian foreign office dismisses the tale as sensational rumor with no confirmation.
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St. Petersburg
Tokio
Chemulpo
Corea
Russia
Yongampho
Yalu
Seoul
Foreign Office
Far East
M. Pavloff
Alexieff
Baron de Rosen
Japan
THE ALEXANDRDETTA AFFAIR AND US NAVY DELAY
The state department awaits further advice from Consul Davis after trouble with Alexandretta police in Asiatic Turkey. The navy defers sending a vessel to Alexandretta and keeps the Mediterranean fleet in eastern waters briefly for potential emergencies linked to the incident.
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Washington
State Department
Davis
Alexandretta
Asiatic
Turkey
Navy Department
West Indies
Mediterranean
Boston cabmen strike called off after wage concession
Boston cab drivers with the Boston Cab company ended their strike tonight and will return to work tomorrow. The company granted a 12 hour day at two dollars, plus one hour for meals, making an eleven hour workday. Cabinet Frames at Prince's.
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Boston
Boston Cab Company
Mr. Houston Is Here at Ellingwood Co storefront
A. J. Houston is present representing Egyptia Jewelry Orient Articles Silk Covers and related goods at Ellingwood & Co s corner of Central and Merrimack Streets, offering a full range of items.
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Mr. Houston
Egyptia
Orient
Ellingwood & Co
Cor. Central and
Merrimack Streets
Cooking Class Demonstration at People's Club
The second session of the Women’s Branch cooking lessons drew a larger audience than the opener. The menu by Mrs. Walker featured fricassee of lamb with brown sauce and rice timbales, plus delicate hominy and corn muffin pairs and a cream of fruits dessert. The article lists detailed steps for each dish and highlights the appeal of nourishing, appetizing fare.
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People’s Club
Walker
Regular monthly meeting notes and Christmas busywork
Miss Laura Brown attended the regular monthly meeting on Wednesday evening at 1235 Middlesex street. The group discussed books and a forthcoming lecture by Charlies J. Glidden at St Pauls church on December 16 under their auspices. Miss Magoon read a Turkey lecture, a Courier- Citizen puzzle contest followed, and Miss Drew plus Miss Kyle excelled. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Bowen on Gates street where Miss Anna T Coburn will read on the Argentine Republic.
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Laura Brown
Middlesex Street
Charlies J. Glidden
St. Paul's Church
Courier- Citizen
Drew
Kyle
Bowen
Gates Street
Anna T. Coburn
Clark daughter granted divorce from Dr Culver
New York December 10 Mrs Everett Mallory Culver daughter of Senator William A Clark of Montana was granted a divorce from her husband Dr FE M Culver today by Justice Maddox of the supreme court.
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New York
Everett Mallory Culver
William A. Clark
Montana
FE. M. Culver
Justice Maddox
The
Supreme Court
Coal Operators and Miners to Meet Over Output Curtailed
Cleveland December 10 A meeting of coal operators and miners representatives from Ohio Pittsburg district West Virginia Indiana and Illinois will convene in Cleveland early next week. They aim to devise a method to avoid curtailment of coal output and address proposed reductions.
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Cleveland, O
Ohio
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Cleveland
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A. G. Pollard and Company
Stieff
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Soldiers’ Monument Association
Lawler’s
Prince's
Grand Rapids Scandal
Wgal.c
J.J .Lonergan
Gutter Street
Alexdrandetta
A. J. Houston
W'H. J. Belle-Isle Co
Lowell’s
Popular Credit Clothiers
Dark Blue Trading Stamp Co
OUR Children’s Dept
Prescott St
Parlor
Jardiniere
Morris
China
Ers
Child’s Morris
Child’s Iron Beds
the Big House Furnishers
Prescott Street
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