Vanderbilts Bride Emily Sloane Weds John Hammond at St Bartholomews
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane, daughter of William D Sloane and niece of Cornelius Vanderbilt, married John Henry Hammond at St Bartholomew's Church New York with Rev David H Greer officiating. The ceremony featured a bridal procession, pink bridesmaids gowns, and a gown of French white satin with lace.
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Emily Vanderbilt
William Douglas Sloane
William H. Vanderbilt
John Henry
John H. Hammond
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Madison Avenue
David H. Greer
Miss Sloane
Edith Hall
Edith Knowlton
Charlotte ‘Saines
Mary Hammond
Ruth Twombly
Gladys
New York
Vanderbilt
Commodore
Emily Vanderbiit Sloane
Cornelius
William K
Frederick
George Vanderbilt
John Henry Hammond
Boston
Gotham
St. Bartholomew's Church
Virginia Fair
Vanderbilt-Sloane
Mr. Hammond
Dr. Greer
Mr. Sloane
Mrs. Hammond
Mendelssohn
Wedding of Miss Sloane and Mr. Hammond in Paris Style Gown
A detailed report of Miss Sloane's Paris gown with lace, tulle, and orange blossom headpiece marks the wedding to Mr. Hammond at St Bartholomew's. Guests from Vanderbilt and Hammond families attend a breakfast reception, then a Lenox honeymoon. Gifts include diamonds from multiple Vanderbilts and rich silver, with flowers donated to the National Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild for distribution.
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Lenox
Paris
Alonzo Potter
Allan A. Robbins
J. G. P. Stokes
G. Arthur Gordon
W. V. 3. Thorne
William Sloane
Herbert Parsons
C. K. M. Beekman
St. Bartholomew
Sloane
Vanderbilt
Hammond
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr
Frederick Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt, Sr
James A. Burden, Jr
Malcom Sloane
Miss Barnes
Arthur Cummock
John Sloane
Herman Oelrichs
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
National Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild
Whitney
Marlborough
Remains of Yellow Fever Victims Not Brought Home
The War Department and the marine hospital service issue orders to withhold the return to the United States of the remains of soldiers who died of yellow fever in Cuba until cold weather returns. Graves in Cuba will be isolated to ensure correct identification.
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Washington
Meikelsohn
Weyman
Marine Hospital Service
Cuba
United States
Washington Tours 23 Dollar Boston to Washington trip
Under the Pennsylvania railroad personal tour system Boston departures April 10 and 24 offer seven day itineraries at 23 dollars. Gettysburg, Luray and Washington tour on May 5 runs eight days at 35 dollars. D N Bell is the tourist agent at 20 Washington Street Boston.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
Getty Sture, Luray and
Washington
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Foresters Celebrate Twentieth Anniversary Concert
Cathedral Court No 1 of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters held a grand concert at St. Rose Hall Worcester Street to mark its twentieth anniversary. Quailey's Orchestra performed from 8 to 10 with dancing to follow for two hours.
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Cathedral Court No. 1
Order of Foresters
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Quailey
Trustees Face Legal Question Over Boston Library Librarian Selection
The Boston Public Library trustees debate whether a non-resident may be appointed librarian despite a city council amendment. The council seeks residents’ appointment while trustees hint a Boston citizen is preferred and may require citizenship if a non-resident is chosen. Names mentioned include John B. Russell and Whitney era.
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Boston Public Library
Put- Higth
Boston
John B. Russell
Leicester Statesman
J. H. Benton, Jr
Russell
Whitney
Dr. de Normandie
Marguerite at Boston Theatre Features Adams Debut
The Grau company offered Lohengrin and Faust at the Boston Theatre with Suzanne Adams making her Marguerite debut in Faust. Adams showed promising tone and color but faced some fluctuating intonation in lighter passages, while Jean de Reszke’s scenes with her were stronger. Tonight, Hro and Leandro premieres with Emma Hames and others in principal roles.
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Grau Company
Boston Theatre
Faust
Boston
Lohengrin
van Dyck
Jean de Reszke
Suzanne Adams
Marguerite
Juliette
Cherubino
King of Thule
Mancinelli
Leandro
Emma Hames
M. Plancon
Postmaster Arrested in Hartland Embezzlement Case
William L. Hayes postmaster at Hartland Hartford area was arrested by U S Marshal Woods on charges of embezzling 344 dollars 12 cents from government money order funds. He appeared before U S Commissioner Marvin and was held on 800 dollars bond. Hayes age 49 appointed by President Cleveland six years ago.
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Hartford
Conn
William L. Hayes
Et Hartland
United States
Woods
Marvin
Cleveland
Bottles Sold in Boston and Vicinity in Ten Days
Report shows 49 627 bottles sold in Boston area over the past ten days. Advertises vegeta ble medicines claim to cure, with Scottish chemical process and barley sugar as key ingredients. Doctors and public praised for health restoring powers of these medicines.
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Boston
Vicinity
Sovereign Remedies Listed for Various Ailments
An old catalog describes Sovereign remedies by specialty for ailments including rheumatism lungs liver kidneys blood nerves heart catarrh asthma and a gentler anti bilious compound. It promotes tonics and inhalation powders for respiratory and digestive issues with claimed broad benefits.
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Sovereign
Sovereign Liver
Sovereign Kidney
Sovereign Heart
Stage matters Cumberland 61 at Castle Square Theatre
Cast lists and productions fill the Boston stage scene with premieres and revivals. Maude White joins Merri Osborne’s role in The Turtle at Park Theatre. Laura Joyce Bell leads Rosina Vokes’s Wig and Gown at the same time. Johnny Page teams with the Angeles sisters for vaudeville. Sherlock Holmes comes to Garrick Theatre next October. Prince Pro Tem promises a grand Tremont production on May 8. Opera debates in Boston as Bvo and Leandro debut at the Boston Theatre. Emma Eames and M. Saleza headline tonight. The Moth and the Flame continues at Park Theatre with Kelcey and Shannon. The Daly company at Tremont winds with A Runaway Girl. Viole Allen’s Boston run draws crowds. Grimth Davenport comes to Boston April 17. Nethersole’s engagement ends next Saturday. Camille closes the list.
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Cumberland
Castle Square
Maude
Odell
Maude White
Charles Frohman
Roland Reed
Merri Osborne
the Turtle
the Park Theatre
Laura Joyce Bell
Rosina Vokes
Johnny Page
Biggs
Angeles Sisters
William Gillette
Sherlock Holmes
Garrick Theatre
New York
R. A. Barnet
Tremont Theatre
Mancinelli
Bvo
Leandro
Boston Theatre
Emma Eames
M. Saleza
London
Allen
Boston Museum
New England
James A. ‘Herne
Grimfith Davenport
Boston ‘Theatre
Ign Nethersole
Hollis Street Theatre
Ali
Viola Allen
Hall Caine
Castle Square Theatre
Castle Square Company
C. Hadden ‘Chambers
Ben. Hendricks
Stanislaus Stange
Julian Edwards
Boston
Jefferson de Angelis
Grand Opera House
James Boys
Bowdoin Square
N. S. Wood
Joe Hart
Carrie DeMar
Dr. Chauncy
Keith’s
The
Howard
Harry Stewart
Mme
Yucca
Sandow
s#ustin & Stone
Frankestein
Grand Theatre
Lyceum Theatre to Present Trelawny Cast at Hollis Street
Daniel Frohman’s Lyceum troupe brings Trelawny to Hollis Street Theatre next Monday with the full original cast led by Edward J. Morgan and Mary Mannering in a limited two week engagement. Also this week Columbia Theatre hosts the twentieth popular music concert featuring the First Regiment Band and noted soloists, while Park Theatre announces a high merit program with performers from several city companies and a New York guest lineup.
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Daniel Frohman
Lyceum Theatre Company
Trelawny
Hollis Street
Edward J. Morgan
William Courtleigh
George C. Boniface
Charles W. Butler
Mary Mannering
Elizabeth Tyre
Hilda Spong
Grant Stewart
Thomas Whiffen
Mary Woodruff
Helma Nelson
Ethel Hornick
John Findlay
The
Park Theatre
New York
Lynn Cadet Bar
Polly Holmes
Kate Davis
James Thornton
Southern Railway Announces New Through Route From New York
Southern Railway unveils a through line from New York to Memphis and New Orleans with connections to Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville and Chattanooga. The New York and Florida express runs to Aiken Tampa and Miami with Cuba service. Agents Alex Thweatt and G C Daniels listed for full details.
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Pennsylvania
Washington, D.ie
Congressional Limited
Memphis
New Orleans
Washington
Southern Railway
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Knoxville
Chattanooga
Arkansas
Texas
Southwest
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Florida Express
Pullman Drawing Room
Aiken
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Tampa
Jacksonville
Miami
Cuba
Alex
Thweatt
Eastern
Broadway
G. C. Daniels
New England
Washington Street
Boston
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