Funeral for Capt. John G. B. Adams Capt Jack of Lynn
Boston mourns Capt. John G. B. Adams known as Captain Jack with a private home service, public church rites, and a citywide funeral attended by state officials, Grand Army veterans, Loyal Legion members, and family. The ceremony featured a Guards of Honor, floral tributes, and a grave-side bugle veille at Pine Grove cemetery.
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Boston
Lynn
John G. B. Adams
Jack
Grosvenor Park
Pullman
J. G. Adams
James P. Felton
Heath
Haverhill
Granville Clapp
Danvers
Mary Adams
Capt. Adams
Concord
Poor
Georgetown
Amis Beckford
Walter Peck
Salem
Dodge
Groveland
Abbott
Sidney Gardner
Gloucester
E. C. Gould
Melrose
T. F. Pedrick
State House
Women's Relief Corps
Adams
Gen. Lander
Grand Army
Loyal Legion
A. J. Hoitt
Joseph E. Shaw
William McFarlane
John O. Phillips
Theodore A. Manchester
Thomas Homan
William N. Wise
John J. Cunningham
J. Albion Clark
Edward A. Horton
Cross and
Medal of Honor
19Th Regiment
Ladies of the Grand Army
Daughters and Sons of Veterans
Soldiers’ Home
Ladies’ Aid Association
Gen
Benjamin T. Jellion
Charles H. Johnson
Thomas Fr. Pesdick
Tomas Coyne
Senate
R. A. Soule
A. P. Gardner
House
Charles T. Witt
Lloyd Chamberlain
G. Currier
James O. Stone
Joseph D. Keene
Cleveland J. Campbell
George Hurshell Breed
George Breed
William S. Burrill
Beath
Philadelphia
L. J. McNight
George T. Copping
W. W. Blackmar
Charles K. Darling
Sons of Veterans
Charles Davis
Erastus Blakeslee
Charles C. Fry
J. E. Shaw
John Cunningham
T. A. Manchester
Thomas Holmes
Gayety
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Virginia Hills
Jordan
Masons and
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The
Prosperous year at Fall River mills report strong profits
Fall River reports three annual mill meetings showing robust earnings despite a four week shutdown. Chace mills earned 112000 on 750000 capital, Wampanoag 100000 on 750000, and Granite 300000 on 1000000. Officers elected include Joseph A. Baker Effingham C Haight and John S Brayton among others. Dividends ranged 6 to 8 percent with assets and liabilities detailed in treasurers' reports. The Fall River Manufacturing Company also held its meeting electing John S Brayton and W Frank Shore as officers, with Edward L Anthony and Andrew Borden named as directors.
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Fall River
Chace Mills
Wampanoag Mills
Granite Mills
Joseph A. Baker
Edward E. Hathaway
George W. Grinnell
Jerome C. Berden
John H. Estes
Effingham C. Haight
Robert T. Davis
Walter C. Durfee
John D. Flint
George H. Eddy
John H. Boone
Franklin L. Almy
Edward B. Jennings
Charles M. Shove
John 8. Brayton
John P. Slade
Robert Henry
Edward Shove
Fall River Manufacturing Company
John S. Brayton
John S. Brayton, Jr
W. Frank Shore
Edward L. Anthony
Andrew Borden
Electric collision on Rhode Island Suburban railway
River Point Rhode Island October 22 two cars on the Suburban line collided injuring a motorman and a passenger and wrecking a car platform. The motorman failed to hold his car at a turnout to let the other pass. injuries are not serious.
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River Point
R. J
Rhode Island
Harvard Yale Debate Scheduled for December 3
Cambridge scene confirms the Harvard Yale debate will be held on December 3 in Cambridge.
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YALE
Cambridge
To Let Store and tenements near Northern station
Classified notice for rental of store near Northern station and multiple tenement flats in Belvidere Ventralville and the Highlands. Rents listed as 6.50 7.00 7.60 and 8.00 per month. Apply to T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street.
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Northern Station
Belvidere
Ventralville
Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
The Wood Warblers in New England
A detailed naturalist account of the yellow warbler, its range in eastern North America, nesting habits, nest construction, eggs and incubation, interactions with a kingbird, and the author’s observations from May to September including sighting, singing, feeding, and a late nest discovery in peach trees with a dead chick.
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America
Tropics
United States
North America
Arctic
South American
Che Wee
Review of The American Queen and Popular Science Monthly articles
The November American Queen highlights eighteenth and nineteenth century actresses with portraits and roles, plus features on a Turkish wedding, The Man in the Cloak, photography tips, and Christmas embroidery and lace gifts. The Popular Science Monthly No 1 of Volume LVII presents Simon Newcomb on stars and nebulae, Keeler's spiral nebulae, a Keeler life sketch, and essays on population, municipal government, battleship building, taxes, and biology, plus reviews and science notes. A short humorous exchange follows.
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Popular Science Monthly
Simon Newcomb
Keeler
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
United States
Henry 8. Pritchet
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Municipal League
Walden Vawcett
Edward Atkinson
William Turner
B. F. Sharpe
David Star
Jordan
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Blood Purity and Health
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a wonderful blood purifier and enemy of disease. It urges those who have not tried it to give the remedy a chance for improved health.
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Hood
Gravy Tips and Simple Recipes from Mrs Robinson
The editor for Good Cookery presents practical guidance on making brown gravies from roasted juices. It covers skimming fat, gradual flour and stock mixing, and quick caramel coloring. Included are home recipes for macaroni and cheese, German potato salad, tapioca coconut custard, and a cream pie by Mrs Robinson.
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Good Cookery
Toasted Crumb Jelly Drink for the Sickroom
The recipe describes slicing a bread crumb crust, toasting until pale brown on both sides, and simmering in a quart of filtered water until it turns to jelly. It is strained, then flavored with lemon juice and sugar and noted as an excellent dish for the sickroom.
Steaming Bacon Improves Flavor and Tenderness
Steam bacon instead of boiling to reduce waste and prevent spoilage from quick cooking. Scrape rind, wash meat, place in a steamer over boiling water, and cook until tender.
Old fashioned jam bar recipe in quick notes
Mix two eggs with their weight in flour and sugar until smooth. Drop half onto a tin and bake briefly. Spread with apricot or strawberry jam while slightly set. Add remaining paste and bake again. When cold, dust with sugar and cut into nare row Surips.
Toad in the Hole and Economical White Soup
A recipe for Toad in the Hole with a veal stuffing and batter baked in a deep dish, endorsed by Tilly M. Followed by a method for Economical White Soup using veal knuckle, ham, onions, spices, almonds, and cream, simmered and served.
RECHAUFFE OF BEEF Dish with thin sliced beef and piccalilli sauce
Cut large thin slices of cold beef and dip them in a thinned vinegar piccalilli sauce. Flour the slices, lay them on a dish, add a gill of water, and warm them. Mash potatoes with a touch of cream or butter, place on a dish, and serve the hot meat atop.
Beards of Half Pint Oysters Prepared as Minced Filling
The prepared oysters are cleaned and minced, then mixed with their liquor, bread crumbs, lemon zest, salt, nutmeg, and a pinch of cayenne. Butter is added in small pieces, binding with an egg yolk and part of the oyster liquor to form a cohesive filling.
TWO WAYS OF COOKING COD Nhs
Instructions for preparing cod with soaking, cleaning, and multiple cooking methods. Boiling in milk and water, broiling with salt, pepper, and butter, or serving with egg sauce or mustard. Includes notes on soaking salt from the fish and proper handling before cooking. Also a brief query about roasting a leg of pork English style for a holiday dinner.
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von L. Boston
Plain Steak Stew Recipe by Mrs M Juonies
A plain steak stew method cooking steak in butter until brown then simmered with water onion walnut ketchup caper liquor and seasonings. Stew slowly, thicken gravy with butter and sour, serve hot.
Lexsex and Monte Carlo in South of France papers
A fragment notes how Monaco coverage is guarded with bribes and censorship, saying papers report big wins while concealing losses and personal crises. It mentions English bans on sale and library removals, then shifts to a New York Velocram vignette and a Kansas City Star quip about an overbearing employer and a fired clerk. It ends with a prompt to tell advertisers their ads appeared in the Courier.
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Lexsex
Monte Carlo
France
Monaco
New York
Binks
Kansas City Star
Modern gas hot water and lighting offers warned
Lonwell Gas Light Co advertises unlimited hot water on demand with faucet control and automatic gas shutoff to stop expenses. Kenwood heater requires no boiler but can be used with one. Office demo shows advantages. Also promotes Welsbach Light with Yusea Mantle for 50 percent more light and longer life. Gas cooking ranges sold at cost.
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Dr. Pullman
Fall River Mill
New England
Mrs. Hager
Countrie
Philadelphia Press
Mrs. Robinson
Toad IN the Hole
Tilly M
Mr. Folstor
England
A. M
Courier
Johnson Laboratories, Inc
Drugetsta
Lonwell
Bray Cwiteries
All Human
Kait, Price
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack Street
Courier-Citizen Building
Ourier
Citizen Co
Middle Street
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