Wedded but for a night in Fitchburg
Irene Cochlin aged 16 and William Ledue aged 18 were married by the city clerk after she claimed to be 18. The marriage is being annulled by both sets of parents amid reports of false entries on the marriage license and disputes over custody and protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Irene Cochlin
John A. Cochlin
Clinton Street
Davis
William Ledue
Lorenzo Leduc
Culley Street
Thayer
Harvard Men Sent Abroad for Sheldon Fellowships
Harvard awards the first Sheldon travelling fellowships totaling 359000 to 12 graduate students for study abroad. Recipients include O. J. Campbell Jr in Europe, P. G. Clapp in Germany, R. H. Congdon in Europe, M. T. Copeland in Europe, S. W. Cushing in India, A. J. Hames in Australia, Griffith C. Evans in Europe, A. Locke in the Northwest, R. G. Martin in England, S. O. Martin in South America, H. M. Sheffer in Europe, and E. W. Sinnott in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard Corporation
J. Campbell, Jr
A. M
Cambridge
Mass
Europe
P. G. Clapp
Boston
Germany
RH. D. Congdon
Lima
N. Y
M. E
Hampton
N. H
Northwest
R. G. Martin
Salem
England
S. O. Martin
Washington
South America
H. M. Sheffer
Ph. D
E. W. Sinnot
A. B
Bridgewater
Australia
Havens Plans Energetic Campaign for Congress
James Havens, Democratic candidate for Congress in Monroe district, met with party leaders in Rochester to outline a full campaign against Republican George W. Aldridge. He vows to devote his time to speeches and urged tariff reform as a campaign theme. Massachusetts campaign figures may visit to bolster Havens.
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Rochester
N. Y
James 8. Havens
Congress
Monroe
Havens
George W. Aldridge
Massachusetts
Indian and Newport News Collide in Hampton Roads
In Hampton Roads the Washington steamer Newport News and the Merchants and Miners steamer Indian collided. The Indian sustained a large hole in its side and the Newport News bow was sprung. The Indian was bound from Baltimore via Newport News and will stay at the latter port with passengers set to depart on Providence tonight. Lifeboats were launched but not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rmworfole
Vac
Washington
Newport News
Merchants and
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Burglars Blow Safes at Mills Near Woonsocket
In Woonsocket Rhode Island on April 4 thieves dynamited safes in three mills between midnight and 6 am. Forestdale mill recovered under 100 dollars, Mohegan mill 25 dollars, and Orrell mills office Glendale 100 dollars. The burglars used an automobile to come and go.
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Woonsocket
R. I
Forestdale Mills
Forestdale
Mohegan
Orrell Mills
Glendale
Portland judge Williams dies at 88 in Oregon history
Judge George H. Williams, once chief justice of the Oregon Territory and U S Senator, died in Portland at age 88. He served as Attorney General in Grant's second cabinet and later as Portland mayor. In 1904 an indictment charged malfeasance for not enforcing gambling statutes.
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Portland
Ore
George H. Williams
President Grant
Williams
Oregon Territory
United States
Oregon
Grant
Multnnomah County
New Hampshire
Marie Corelli Reported in Critical Condition
On April 4 Marie Corelli, noted author, was seriously ill with pneumonia and pronounced in danger today as doctors monitor her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Corelli
Whose Child Is This Photo Contest Winners Named
Boston Post announces a noon recess photo feature awarding a five dollar gold piece to each listed child. Winners include Harriet Fitzpatrick, Florence Tforsberg, Annie Gaul, Ida Dibbins, Anne Igoe, Richard Sullivan, Edith Davis, Helen Sweeney, Warren Adams Jr., Iren Calligan, Marion Smith, Margaret Keane, Margaret Boucher, and Ethel Wood, with details of addresses ages and schools.
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West End
Post
The
Greater Boston
Washington Street
Sunday Post
Office
the Post
Harriet
Aga
Charles Fitzpatrick
Fellsway
West
Winter Hill
Glines School
Tifft
Florence
John Tforsberg
Cherry Street
Cambridge
Robert School
Murray
Annie
James Gaul
Bunker Thlill Street
Charlestown
Constantia
Ida
A. W. Dibbins
Charlton Street
Everett
Centre School
I. Davis
Freemont Street
Winthrop
Winthrop Grammar School
Joseph Calligan
Tlantington Avenue
Roxbury
Jefferson School
King
Marion
Charles Smith
Chestnut Street
Bofton
Prince School
Miss Bease
Margaret
Margaret Keane
Brookline Village
Claire Cecelia
William Boucher
Pearl Street
Newton
Stearns School
Piper
Ethel
Artemus R. Wood
Broadway
South Boston
Gaston School
Lennan
Churches in Greater Boston Open New Home and Activities
The First Presbyterian Church in Brookline and the Society of Brookline moved into a former Baptist building on Harvard Street and host evangelical services led by Rev. C. T. Schaffer. Other items note illuminated church clocks, Women’s Baptist Social Union meeting at Park Street Church, centennial observances for James Freeman Clarke and Rev. James Reed, and clerical association discussions on press access.
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First Presbyterian Church ,Society of Brookline
Harvard Street
V First Baptist, Society
C. T. Schaffer
Chapman-Alexander
Woman's Baptist Social Union
Park Street Church
James Reed
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
James Freeman Clarke
Arlington Street
Paul Revere Frothingham
Julia Ward Howe
Union
First Baptist Church
Dorchester
Gale
F. M. Gardner
London
Massachusetts Clerical Association
St. Paul’s
Tremont Street
Ex-Blacksmith Rising to Archbishop Amid Church Milestone
The career of Rt. Rev. Neil MacNeil, bishop of St. George's West, reaches a peak as he is appointed archbishop of Vancouver. The story traces his journey from a blacksmith shop to a high office in the Roman Catholic Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joan’s N. F
I’rem
Neil Mac Neil
St. George’s West
Vancouver
Sumner A Bemis Dies At 78 In Springfield
Springfield, April 4. Sumner A Bemis, a noted inventor and manufacturer of street railway appliances, died at his home today at age 78.
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Springfield
Sumner A. Bemis
Will of David Cummings Leaves Large Sum to Institutions
By the will of David Cummings of Somerville filed for probate Olive Cummings receives 60000. Tufts College gets 65000 to found the Cummings endowment fund. Dean Academy 40000. Somerville Home for the Aged 40000. New England Little Wanderers Home 5000. Asylum for Destitute Children 5000. Perkins Institution for the Blind 5900. Bethany Union 3000. Burnap Tree Home for Aged Women 0. Danvers Home for the Aged 1000. Topsfield Historical Society 200. Annie E. Plummer of Lynn receives 6000. brother P F E Cummings 5000. town of Middleton 3000 for the poor. Topsfield 4000 for burying ground care. Residue divided among legatees. Executors are Pp. Ke Cummings and Colonel J W Spaulding.
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David Cummings
Somerville
Olive C
Tufts College
Cummings
Dean Academy
Somerville Home For
New England Little Wanderers
Asylum For Destitute Children
Perkins Institution For the Blind
Bethany Union
Burnap Tree Home
Danvers Home For
Topsfield Historical Society
Annie E. Plummer
Lynn
P. FE. Cummings
Middleton
Topsfield
KE. Cummings
J. W. Spaulding
Simple baked fish with crumbs and cream sauce recipe
This excerpt provides a method for preparing haddock or other white fish by poaching in salted water with vinegar, layering with sauce, baking under buttered crumbs, and optional grated cheese. It also includes a cream sauce recipe and two home cook notes from Mrs Bouley and Mrs M. J. Proctor, plus a lamb macaroni dish and a final London-style address fragment.
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Alfred W. Jeliner
Retolph Street
Atlantia
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Corelli
Maurice Netten
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Paris
George
George McManus
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Wilk
the Press Publishing Company
By C. M. Payne
Hussy
Bann
Brown University
Carnegie Foundation
Conference of Baptist Ministers
Chipman Hall
Frederick S. Boody
Guy C. Lamson
Hyde Park
A. T. Dykeman
West Roxbury
C. BE. Sawtelle
Needham
Walter Scott
R. O. Sherwood
Attleboro
W. C. B. Merry
Marshall Bible Class
Tverett
New England
M. J. Proctor
Elmwood Road
Swampscott
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