Canadians praise reciprocity and seek broader arbitration
At the Canadian Club dinner in the Hotel Somerset, speakers including Henry M. Whitney Ralph Smith and William Gladstone argued that closer US Canada trade would not lead to annexation and urged unlimited arbitration treaties with other nations. They stressed Canada’s continued liberty within the empire and the value of English speaking unity.
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Canada
Somerset
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
Ralph Smith, M. P
Vancouver
William C. Gladstone
Washington
Wil
Liam E. Gladstone
Frederick Congdon
Yukon
Alexander P. Graham
Edward Grey
Taft
Great Britain
Department of State
F. M. Lord
Dacres Wilson
New York
Whitney
Lee
Foss
Mente
Ralph Smith
Mr. Gladstone
England
Denies Wife After 51 Years in Newburyport Case
Mrs. Sarah Clark of Newburyport petitions the Superior Court in Salem to recognize her as James W. Clark’s wife. She says they married in Nashua New Hampshire on June 6 1858 and lived together 51 years until two years ago when he left, claiming they were never married.
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Newburyport
Sarah Clark
Superior Court
Salem
James W. Clark
Nashua
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Fleeing Bride Fails to Tie Knot at Jersey City Altar
Miss May Foran, with sisters Mary Foran and Mrs. Earl Taggart, went to St. Joseph's rectory in Jersey City to wed Frank Cooper, a Hudson County Court House elevator operator, but he failed to appear at 6:30. The mother was ill, and after an hour he arrived looking nervous while Father O'Shea advised patience.
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New York
Miss May Foran
Mary Foran
Earl Taggart
St. Joseph’s Church
Jersey City
Frank Cooper
Hudson Court House
Miss Foran
Summit Avenue
Cooper
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