Artist Gil-Martin to Wed His Divorced Wife
New York April 3. Irish artist J Palmerston Gil-Martin plans to remarry his divorced wife whom he divorced in 1898 and later took as his ward. He will travel abroad to gather material and upon return in about six months lead her to the altar again. The couple previously faced a damages suit over alleged alienation of affection.
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New York
J. Palmerston Gil-Martin
Gil- Martin
Gil-Martins
Gil Martin
Patrick McInerny
Brooklyn
McIinerny
A. H. Hummel
Gil-Martin
Federal Street Eater Fails In Pie Alley Feat
John Harris a wholesale house clerk on Federal Street enters a pie alley eating contest. He battles a blott ed frankfurter sandwich and doughnuts, fueled by water, then collapses and flees. Workers declare he is a changed boy and will never again taste alley food.
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John Harris
Federal Street
John
Earth
Bowershed
Ohn
Pieal
Frankfort
Florea
Ex-Governor Boutwell Guest of Honor at Hotel Brunswick Reception
The Daughters of Massachusetts hosted a social reception at Hotel Brunswick yesterday afternoon from 3 to 6. Ex-Governor Boutwell was the guest of honor. Mrs. A. C. Wellington was elected president and Mrs. Oiiy Brown first vice president. Oliver Ames was recording secretary and Miss Jennie J. Moseley was corresponding secretary.
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Boutwell
Hotel Brunswick
the Daughters of Massachusetts
W. A. Bancroft
A. C. Wellington
Oiiy & Brown
George
Hotel ‘Brunswick
Oliver Ames
Mise
Jennie J. Moseley
F. M. Newcomb
Kate Phelps
Boston Delegation Tours Baltimore Meantime Markets Rally
The Boston marketers visit Baltimore for market information with Aldermen and councilmen, amid meals and jokes at the Hotel Almond. A telegram from Chicago offers renewed praise and invites a homeward run, while vendors cheer the party as they head toward Philadelphia with plans to study markets.
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Baltimore
Boston
Merry Junketers
Hotel Almond
John F. Dever
Philadelphia
Doyle
Dowd
Spp
Leary
Dever
McKay
Mooney
Shiels
Quigley
Charlestown
Joy Street
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Kelly
Reading
Hart
Massachusetts
General Butler
Cornelman Hart
Bowen
Charles J. Bonaparte
Harvard
Napoleon
Jackson
Old Faneuil Hall
Chicago
Laraime
Somerset
Prince Henry
Bath House
John
Tim’’ Mooney
Pim
Philadelphia visit of Boston contingent stirs city officials
May or Ashbridge, the US Mint director, and police chief welcomed Boston guests from Baltimore. Aldermen Doyle Dowd and McCarthy joined the gathering as local leaders joked about past political misadventures and cautioned about rides and late hours.
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Philadelphia
Ashbridge
United States Mint
Boston
Baltimore
Quakertown
The
Junketers
Doyle
Dowd
McCarthy
Dever
Mint
omMmorTrooney
W York
Franklin Typographical Society Holds Monthly Meeting
The Franklin Typographical Society met at Franklin Hall on Chan dler street with President James H. Brehaut presiding. A mortgage fund donation was received for sick benefits, Francis Blake was voted an honorary member, and Francis H. Peabody Charles D. Sias Frederick B. Litch Shuman and Francis Blake of Wallace Robinson were elected honorary members. M. W. Hanley elected to active membership.
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Franklin Typographical Society
Franklin Hall
Chandler Street
James H. Brehaut
Francis Blake
Francis H. P
Eabody
Charlies D. Sias
Frederick B. Litch
Shuman
Francis ‘Blake
Allace
Robinson
M. W. Hanley
Chinese Edicts Signal New Order in Qing State
The State Department released two Chinese edicts from Pekin via United States Minister Conger dated February 6. One ends the ban on Manchu Chinese intermarriage and urges relaxing ruler and ruled distinctions while promoting foot binding’s end. The other plans sending discerning Chinese abroad to study Western methods to broaden international ties.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Conger
Pekin
Mr. Conger
New England Fund Reaches Milestones For Families Of Lossed Sailors
Contributions from New England reach milestones for families of mariners lost off Manamay. Helen Higg and others acknowledge receipts totaling 354.50, bringing the fund to key sums for Beth nL and Gagene. Harwich Town Board approves resolutions recognizing Captain Mayo’s death and backing efforts to provide pensions for disabled service members.
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New England
Manamay
Rae Messrs
Lee
Higg
Helen
Kacciods
Mayo
Scott's Emulsion Free Sample Pitch
An advertisement urges readers to take Scott's Emulsion to combat food scarcity. It markets the product as concentrated nourishment usable by the weakest systems and promises flesh restoration for all ages. The pitch targets a broad audience with racialized phrasing and invites readers to request a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Dublin honors Redmond and McHugh with freedom conferred
Dublin confers freedom on John Redmond and Patrick A McHugh as recognition of their services to the nationalist cause. Lord Mayor Sir Thomas D Pile notes admiration for Redmonds leadership and McHughs fight against jury packing while Redmond calls the gesture an earnest of self government.
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Dublin
Oan John Redmond
United Irish League
Irish Parliamentary Party
Patrick A. McHugh
Leitrim
Thomas O'Donnell
United States
Messrs. Redmond
Metagh
Thomas D. Pile
Corporation of Dublin
Redmond
McHugh
Ireland
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National Kangaroo
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China
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Douglas
J. L. Hall
Syracuse
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Douglas Shoe
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A. J. Child
M. D. Cressey
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Judge No
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
Freedom of Dublin
Messrs. Redmond and McHugh
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Board of Elections CommissMg
Post
John F. Nip Reara
Lynn
Lynn Board of Trade
St. Mary’s
Cobb School
Peaslee
Charles H. Hastings
Peastlee
J. Hastings
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