Rockefeller Bride Weds Marcellus Hartley Dodge in Lace Epic
New York April 18 Miss Ethel Geraldine Rockefeller heiress of William Rockefeller marries Marcellus Hartley Dodge at her father's Fifth Avenue home. The bridal trousseau features about 50 gowns of rose point lace and other rare laces from Paris ateliers with jewels from an Oriental dealer on Broadway.
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New York
Ethel Geraldine Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Marcellus Hartley Dodge
Fifth Avenue
Ernest M. Stiles
Mr. Dodge
Trousseau
Miss Rockefeller
Devonshire Point
England
Broadway
Ethel G. Rockefeller
Dispute Over Water Faucet Turns Violent at City Barn
John Coleman and Harry Davis, both 37 and 60 respectively, работники конторЫ at S. S. Pierce on Sears street, fought over faucet use. Davis, known as Kickapoo, used a pitchfork, injuring Coleman who received twelve stitches and arm treatment. Davis was arrested while fleeing.
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John Coleman
Harry Davis
S. S. Pierce Company
Sears Street
Davis
Coleman
Wharf Street
Village Street
Hill Defends Senator Lodge Against Luce Attack
Arthur D. Hill, noted for backing the Republican State ticket, testified before the Ways and Means Committee and challenged Representative Luce over his criticism of Senator Lodge in the public opinion bill debate. Hill insisted Lodge did not advocate the controversial doctrine Luce cited.
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Arthur D. Hill
Legislative Committee On Ways and Means
Representative Luce
Senator Lodge
Luce
Mr. Hill
Northwestern Pacific Excursions Offer From Chicago
Personally conducted tours run Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays from Chicago to the Pacific Coast in Pullman tourist sleeping cars. Tickets on sale daily until April 29 for 49.90 to 52 dollars for Boston to Pacific Coast points. Write to A Hutchi son Manager North Western Union Pacific Excursions 300 Washington Street Boston Mass for details.
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Chicago
Pacific Coast
Pullman
Boston
A. Hutchison
Union Pacific
Washington Street
Mass
Blackmail Fear Strikes Roslindale Chinamen
Reports say two men linked to a Chinese secret society attempted to extort $100 from Roslindale Chinamen at two laundry firms threatening harm if paid. The men fled after demand, a second visit occurred, and several threatening letters followed.
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Roslindale
Dynamite Kills Boston Diver in Explosive Accident
In Portland Maine, diver James Ewing of Boston died after a dynamite blast under a raft where he sat. The explosion shattered his legs and torn his body. He had placed a 50 yard away stick of dynamite and was hoisted to the raft edge when the wire fouled in his gear. Ewing was about 55.
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Portland
James Ewing
Boston
Ewing
Berlin Critics Score Mr Tree Shakespeare Berlin
Berlin April 18 Beerbohm Tree with his London stock company closed his cycle of Shakespeare plays with The Merry Wives of Windsor to enthusiastic crowds. German critics were harsh on his interpretation objecting to added pantomimes and lack of philosophical depth in his character work.
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Berlin
Beerbohm Tree
His Majesty's Theatre
London
Sixth of family with extra fingers and toes
Lynn April 18. Clarence Wiley, born last week to Mr and Mrs Winthrop Wiley, is the sixth in two generations to enter the world with an extra finger and toe. An operation will soon remove the extra digits, as with his predecessors.
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Lynn
Clarence Wiley
Winthrop Wiley
Little Clarence
Boston and Albany Bury Old Cars Amid Bonfire at Faneuil
A Boston and Albany yard site beyond Faneuil station hosts a graveyard of derelict freight and passenger cars piled in a deep hole. Workers plan a huge bonfire with 30 to 40 more cars, hoping new replacements arrive after the spectacular blaze.
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Boston & Albany
R. R
Faneuil
Boston & Albany Railroad
Watertown ‘Arsenal
Gine
Allston
Faneuil Station
Minstrelsy at St Marys Stirs Local Audience
The Senior and Young Men's Sodality of St Marys Church staged its fourth minstrel show last evening to raise funds for the sick and needy. Matty Sullivan directed and acted prominently. Congressman elect OConnell was to speak as interlocutor but was absent due to his brother Freds illness. Hon. Thomas Macklin filled in admirably. A one act playlet was also performed.
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St. Mary’s Church
Matty Sullivan
O’connell
Fred
Thomas Macklin
Fun at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel
A short humorous piece titled Fun at the Waldorf Astoria recounts lighthearted antics during a special occasion written by Mr. Sullivan for the event. It reflects social scenes and playful observations within the famed New York hotel setting.
Life Ends in Factory Belting Accident in Woburn
In Woburn at the Cottle leather factory Jordan Cole 36 a colored employee living at 30 Kilby street was caught in oiling belts and crushed by the giant wheels his body broken before he was thrown to the floor. He leaves a widow and three children after twelve years in the city and factory.
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Woburn
Cottle
Jordan Cole
Kilby Street
Cole
Alleged Flim Flammer of Banker Walker Arrested
New York April 18 A man describing himself as Charles Searle 39 of 29 West Ninety ninth Street was arrested as a suspicious person in a wire tapping swindle case linked to the disappearance of William F Walker absconding bank treasurer of New Britain Conn Walker reportedly lost thousands of bank funds in the scheme
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New York
Charles Searle
West Ninty-ninth Street
William F. Walker
New Britain, Conn
Walker
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