Juliet Morgan Weds W Pierson Hamilton In New York
Miss Juliet Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan marries W Pierson Hamilton at St George's Church Madison Square New York City The ceremony is followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride’s parents residence Gotham high society attends and the report notes the couple’s attire and wedding celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliet Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
W. Pierson Hamilton
New York City
St. George’s Church
Madison Square
Gotham
Do You Favor Fair Play
A call to support THE EVENING POST against a Herald Globe boycott by a street car workers' combine. Readers are urged to demand THE EVENING POST from street car boys and not accept any bluff. Special teams will distribute the paper across city sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Herald-Globe
Evening Post
THE
Forecast for New England Thursday Snow and Gales on Coast
The forecast notes cloudy weather for New England on Thursday with snow or rain. Northeasterly winds bring dangerous coastal gales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Secret Service Agent in U S Court Proceedings
In a U S federal court session a Secret Service agent appeared as a witness while government bills faced restrictions on photography. The case noted the ROE scale in the jury's hands guiding evidence and media access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
U.S Court
ROE
United States District Court
United States
Treasury Department
Aldrich
Department
Washington
Young Roe
Boston Post Office
Melvin O. Adams
Adams
James E. Hayes
Hayes
Forger from Everett is Arrested in Worcester Case
A man claiming to be Everett W. Fuller of Everett was arrested in Worcester for forgery. He used checks forged in the name Leonard A. Treat of Boston a fish dealer with business at 245 State Street and 221 Atlantic Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Everett W. Fuller
Everett
Leonard A. Treat
Boston
State Street
Atlantic Avenue
Fuller
George N. Newhall
Exchange Street
Leander A. Hastings
Foster Street
Hastings
Broadway Bank of
Newhall
H. O. Adams
Front Street
Adams
Citizens’ Bank
William E. May
May
Joseph Edwin Kimball
Treat
Irish National Federation Ida Mass meeting plans May State convention
The State committee of the Irish National Federation of Massachusetts met at the United States Hotel with Patrick Gilmore presiding. They voted to hold a State convention in May and endorsed the $3 parliamentary fund plan, directing local treasurers to send funds by April 20 to Rev T J Connty D D State Treasurer for transmittal to Eugene Kelly of Nova Scotia for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish National Federation of
Massachusetts
United States
Patrick Gilmore
Federation
T.j.connty
D. D
Eugene Kelly
Nova Scotia
Ireland
Spring Price List for Pants Company Locations
A concise listing notes Spring price of ten dollars and fifty cents across the 13 to 25 range for Pants Company. Headquarters at 11 to 25 Eliot Street and The Den at 249 Washington Street are identified as key sites.
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Eliot St
Fire consumes South Boston home in $30,000 blaze
A South Boston fire yesterday afternoon caused about 30,000 in damage and burned for four hours before units contained the flames after Box 134 rang at 3 45. Neighbors and residents escaped unharmed as crews battled the blaze in rapid succession.
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South Boston
South
Boston
Box 134
Odette Tyler Ends Engagement With Howard Gould
New York society and Rialto buzz as Odette Tyler reportedly refuses marriage to Howard Gould. The couple’s relationship is said to be finished with no revival possible, amid rumors involving Zella Nicolaus and George Gould’s alleged lack of consent.
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New York
Rialto
Odette Tyler
Howard Gould
Odette
Howard
Zella Nicolaus
Zella
House of Gould
George Gould
Miss Tyler
Gould
Fire at Tudor Street Factory Ends Calmly
Firefighters contained a sudden blaze at the factory on 141 Tudor Street. Foreman Charles Adams praised the crew for their swift action with one fireman briefly overcome by smoke but regaining consciousness after being removed to fresh air.
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Tudor Street
Charles Adams
Fire in South Boston Leather District Damages 150000
A four story granite building at 73 and 75 High street housed Emery & Crane and other leather firms. Fire started on the third floor at 9 48 from Hoseman Sweeney of Engine 35 and burned for about an hour. Total loss around 20000 with building damage of 3000 and Emery Crane suffering about 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
High Street
High Street Place
Leather District
Sweeney
Emery & Crane
J. Allea Davis & Day
Emery Crane
Dunham Company
Fire at Adams Bros. Cotton Waste Factory rages on Tudor Street
A fourstory brick factory at 134 Tudor Street owned by Adams Bros. burned severely with seventeen workers escaping serious harm. The blaze started from spontaneous combustion of waste cotton on a picking machine and quickly consumed the building. Firefighters from multiple engines contained the fire in about an hour, saving nearby Bishop's factory and surrounding tenements. notable aid came from Captain Wyman, police and emergency services, with authorities coordinating lines and traffic during the blaze.
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Tudor Street
Adams Bros
Atlantic Avenue
Bishop
Webber
Bishop's
Mazeppa
Tudor and
B Streets
Bishop Factory
Sixth Street
West Sixth
D Streets
West Seventh Street
Wyman
Tudor Streets
West End Street Railroad
Bay View
C Street
Burrill
George Wyman
Whiting and
Lee
Fitch
Innis
Fire Board
Van Rensselaer Fire Damages Tremont Street Building
A 12:15 pm blaze at the Motel Van Rensselaer 219 Tremont Street near Eliot drew two alarms. Firefighters fought flames mainly from the rear upper floors, gaining control by 1 30 pm and extinguishing by 2 pm. Sperry and Dr. Thompson suffer smoke and water damage. others report stock losses and gutted properties.
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van Rensselaer
Tremont Street
Eliot
Sperry
Thompson
J. Furbur
Hancock Fire Insurance Company
David
G. H. Blodgett
H. A. Thayer
B. J. Davis
Farnsworth
Florence McDonald
G. Brown
W. Cohen
James
New York Boston Storm Sweeps to Boston Coast
A fierce late season storm battered New York and the Jersey coast then struck Boston with snow and 60 mph winds. Telegraph service faltered across the region as trains ran late and coastal seas rose. Officials warned of possible wrecks and losses while predicting a return to calmer weather by tonight.
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New York
Jersey
Boston
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Block Island
West
Signal Service
New England
Central
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York & New England
Southern and Western
Henderson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Albany
Buffalo
Chicago
Three-masted schooner ashore. twelve drowned
The Albert W. Smith, a three-masted schooner from Philadelphia bound for Providence with coal, ran ashore north of Highlands New Jersey at 8 30 this morning. Twelve crewmen were drowned as lines fell short and life-saving crews could not reach them. The ship broke up in the storm after the tragedy.
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Highlands
N. J
Here
Albert W. Smith
Philadelphia
Providence
R. IL
Samuel R. Berry
Smith
Hill's Wharf
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Remy
Browning
King
Washington St
Kneeland
Salmon Falls
N. H
Roy Philpot
T. F. Swan
Cornhill
New Washington St
S.S. Kelly’s
Ten Varieties Inc
Park Remedy
Treas
Park Remedy Co
Park
Mass
Gayatio
Essex Mutual Fire
of -Alem
Frank A. Colley
Exchange Place
J. T. Phelps
Robinson’s Store
Robinson
Rannin
C. H. Robinson & CO
Dock Square
Lone
Dock Sq
L. A. Treat
Water Street
Foreman McGrath
McGrath
Boynton
Raynham
Taunton
Scotland
Harry L. Johnson
Atkinson’s
Inspector White
Jim
White
Clerk Thomas
Thomas
Atkinson
William H. Pinkham
Hoar
Irish National Federation
Squires
Sidney Squires & CO
Tremont St
Lovering
Senate
Henry B. Lovering
C. I. Balch
Manchester
W. J. Wallace
Norwood
New Hampshire
T. J. Wadleigh
Meredith
T. B. Fletcher
Titton
Edward Finarty
Milford
F. H. Dandell
Franklin Falls
Chase
Edgar G. Chase
Braley
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
Hale
Pho
WM. H. Brine
Plymouth Rock
Pants Company
the den
Waitt & Bond
Blackstones
Waitt & Bond, Mfrs
Blackstone St
Davis & Day
Paris
Skowhegan
Paine’s Furniture CO
Canal ST. —Sn
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