Fair American Singer Lucile Hill Weds British Officer in England
Lucile Hill daughter of the late Matthew Hill of Trenton N J married Friday in England to a British army officer. She trained at the Boston Conservatory after a Trenton business man sent her there and later studied in Paris. She joined the D Oyley Carte company in London and played Dorothy Vernon in Hadden Hall achieving success. After returning to America two years ago she faced a partial setback before reclaiming foreign popularity.
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New York
Lucile Hill
Matthew Hill
Trenton
N. J
England
Howell
State House
Lucile
Boston Conservatory of Music
Paris
John G. Mackay
London
D’oyley Carte Company
Dorothy Vernon
Hadden Hall
America
Lovely Lung She Buried in Chinatown Home
The Chinese bride Lung She, a fair daughter of a mandarin, was buried in New York’s Chinatown after a year and a half marriage to merchant Tuck High of Mott Street. The infant son born a week ago mourned with the family as grief filled the house at No 19.
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New York
Lung
Chinatown
Tuck High
China
Canadian
Celestial Kingdom
Mott Street
Lung She
Joss House
Gladden
Bigamy Charge Shocks Jersey City Arraignment
Two women accuse William Gassman at First Criminal Court in Jersey City. Bertha Menadher says she married him three years ago and separated in 1896 after he refused support. Louka Hoy claims marriage on Jan 17 under the name Armstrong with a pastor in Henderson Street. Gassman allegedly banked the minister who wed Hoy.
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New York
William Gassman
Jersey City
Bertha Menadher
Old Bergen Road
Religious zeal and fierce fighting cited for Turks
In a satirical line, the Indianapolis Journal notes that Turks are "highly religious," then quips that anyone can see this from the way they fight, illustrating wartime stereotypes with a sharp barb.
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Indianapolis Journal
Noted Theatrical Manager Dies Penniless Leaving Kitty Abbey
The late Henry Abbey, famed impresario of Abbey Schoeffel & Gray, died leaving his wife and daughter Kitty with nothing. The Metropolitan Opera House company plans a charity performance Tuesday where all artists donate, with proceeds going to Kitty Abbey as she faces an uncertain future.
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Kitty K.abbey
Kitty E. Abbey
Hary E. Abbey
Try Abbey
House of Abbey, Schoeffel & Gray
Henry Abbey
Abbey
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera
Labor meeting in Boston addresses rights and protests
The Boston Central Labor Union discussed House bill 30 restricting ticket sales to corporations, planned a public protest over a Supreme Court seamen ruling, and prepared for an April 30 meeting at Wells Memorial Hall with invited speakers. The group endorsed a boycott against Rochester breweries and supported arrangements to send workers to Paris, while reporting on Neponset Nail Works conditions and a fund for locked out workers. About 360 members attended with Union officials and several speakers.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Sherman
New York
Supreme Court
Wells Memorial Hall
Sanitary Department
Brewers’ Union No. 29
Rochester
N. C
Jon F. Fitzgerald
Columbia Theatre
Neponset
Bartenders’ Protective Association No. 7
Union Park Hall
Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council
American Federation of Labor
Richard W. Garrity
Frank K. Foster
Fred Kneeland
John F. O'Sullivan
Martin O’mealey
Michael Shed
Blaze of Light at St John’s Hall Moon Street Reunion
Parishioners of St Stephen gather for a grand reunion at St John’s Hall Moon Street with choral performances by current and former choirs. Mayor Quincy Congressman Fitzgerald and others speak. A North End staged intermission program and lavish electric decorations with 1000 lamps. West End Railroad runs cars to city lines until 4 am.
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St. Stephen’s
St. John’s Hall
Moon Street
Quincy
John F. Fitzgerald
Edward J. Flynn
Harvey N. Collison
North End
Edison Electric Light Company
Washington
West End
Dartmouth suspends three seniors for lab break in disgrace
In Hanover on April 18 the Dartmouth administration suspended two prominent seniors for five years and a third for two years for breaking into the college chemical laboratory. The students confessed, two out of mischief and one claiming intoxication. The confessions eased the college’s burden of suspicion.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Dore
Two Men Arrested For Hold Up On Howard Street
Llewellyn Doloff 22 and John McPhail 24 were arrested early yesterday charged with larceny of a gold watch valued at 35 dollars from Martin Patterson on Howard Street. The theft occurred shortly before their arrest.
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Llewellyn Doloff
John McPhail
Martin Patterson
Howard Street
Little Bessie Ruben Hurt in Street Accident
Four year old Bessie Ruben of 115 Salem Street was run over yesterday afternoon at Salem and Cooper by a team owned by Michael Archer. Her left leg suffered bad bruising but no bone fracture. Dr. Mintz and friends carried her home.
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Bessie Ruben
Salem Street
Salem and
Cooper Streets
Michael Archer
Bicycle Stolen From Dodgeville Express Shipment
Attleboro April 18. The Dodgeville depot was broken into and a bicycle in transit inside a crate was stolen. No money was taken and the thief is believed to have escaped.
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Attleboro
Dodgeville
New Division Of Hibernians Formed In Boston Hall
A new division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was instituted at Hibernian Hall 68 Hanover Street by County President William J Cronin and staff. Forty three members were initiated and elected with Thomas Maguire named president and a full slate of officers.
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Order of Hibernians
Hibernian Hall
Hanover Street
William J. Cronin
Thomas Maguire
John Finnerty
Hugh Mulligan
James Keaveny
Thomas Killoran
Charles McCarthy
Messrs. Manning
Phelan
O’loughlin
Dolan
Edward Coffey
E. J. Gorman
Owen O’loughlin
Edward Phelan
M. J. Padden
J. J. Manning
M. J. O’brien
Peter Dolan
William J. Forde
John B. O’higgins
Hibernian Knights
Patrick Ahern
D. J. O'Leary
John B. O'Higgins
Cronin
Purdy Arrested After Eye Shot Incident In Boston
Herbert F. Purdy of 14 Shelby Street was arrested yesterday for assault with a loaded revolver against August Walker 37 of 3 Foster Court. Purdy is alleged to have shot Walker in the left eye. Dr. White moved the victim to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Herbert F. Purdy
Shelby Street
August Walker
Foster Court
Purdy
Walker
Dr. White
Massachusetts General Hospital
Utopian Minstrel Show Set At 480 Shawmut Avenue
The Utopian Club plans its first grand minstrel show at 480 Shawmut Avenue on Patriots Day evening. Acts include Bones and H G Wolper with a long list of performers and a reading of How Salvator Won.
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Utopian Club
Shawmut Avenue
Bones
H. G. Wolper
J. Specktorsky
Jambos
L. E. Goldman
A. Todtman
Circle
A. H. Levy
J. Wyman
H. J. Burroughs
J. Axe
Mark Abrams
H. J. Charak
Nat Sumensky
Moe Ratowsky
Stolen horse and buggy recovered. suspect detained
A gray mare and box buggy were taken from F. A. McKennon of Essex Street this morning. Police traced the horse to Henry Morrison who has a wife at Nantasket. Morrison was brought back to Lynn by Inspectors Rowe and Wells and is held on suspicion.
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Lynn
F. A. McKennon
Essex Street
McKennon
Henry Morrison
Nantasket
Morrison
Rowe and Wells
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