Costly Gifts to Marjorie Gould Cataloged in Wealth List
A tally of gifts valued at two million dollars presented to Marjorie Gould includes a sapphire solitaire ring from the bridegroom and the home at 1015 Fifth Avenue. Other items feature diamonds, pearls, gold and silver sets, and works from notable donors such as Edwin Gould, Frank Gould, Mrs. Drexel, the Rockefeller family, and Dr. Leslie Ward.
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Marjorie Gould
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Gould
Helen Gould
Edwin Gould
Frank Gould
Duchess de Talleyrand
Perigord
Mrs. Kingdon
Mrs. Drexel
John Drexel
Mrs. Georgrexel
van Rensselaer
Noyes
Daniel Miller
John D. Rockefeller
Stuyvesant Fish
Jacob H. Schiff
Gould wedding gifts total two million for Marjorie Gould
Miss Marjorie Gwynne Gould received hundreds of magnificent wedding gifts valued at $2,000,000 after her marriage to Anthony J. Drexel Jr. of Philadelphia and London. The ceremony was held at 4 o'clock this afternoon in New York City. Continued on Page 2-Fourth Column.
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Marceau
New York
Anthony
Drexel, JR
Marjorie Gould
Edith
Marjorie Gwynne Gould
George J. Gould
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Philadelphia
London
Mad dog on ferry ends with police shooting
A wall-eyed Boston brindle bull terrier went mad aboard the East Boston ferry Noddle Island yesterday afternoon chasing officers from the forward pilot house. Captain Dennis McCarthy and Pilot Edward R. Gray fled as harbor police boarded, and the dog was killed by Policeman William Crawford’s bullet.
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Boston
Red Sox Triumphs Draw Record Boston Attendance on Patriots Day
The Red Sox won two closely fought battles against McAleer’s men on Patriots Day as crowds set a record in Boston. Nearly 50,000 attended both games with 14,721 morning and 31,007 afternoon paid admissions plus thousands more at the centre field gate.
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Boston
Senators
Red Sox
Patriots
McAleer
Greater Boston
Centre Field
Faith Is Vindicated As Red Sox Triumph In Key Contest
An afternoon crowd packed Fenway forces police to clear the field as Boston fans surge toward the playing area. The Red Sox gain two scalps to seize the American League lead while Eddie Cicotte edges Oberlin in a pitching duel aided by timely hits from Speaker Lord and Stahl.
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Boston
Lord
Red Sox
Eddie Cicotte
Oberlin
Speaker
Stahl
Burdett College Graduates Noted for High Grade Situations
Alumni highlight at Burdett College emphasizes high grades and notable achievements among graduates. Teachers and administrators celebrate recent awards and successful career placements as the class enters professional life.
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Burdett College
Child slain as boy of seven shoots four year old
Frank F. Gately aged four is shot and dies at City Hospital after a boy of seven, John Bowen, fires at him through a cellar window. The incident occurs as neighborhood youths gather in a club space below 866 Albany Street with several boys from nearby addresses including Clifford Boyde and Lester Boyde.
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Frank F. Gately
Albany Street
John Bowen
City Hospital
A. M. Alvarez
Frank
Clifford Boyde
Lester
Young boy shot in cellar accident near Yeoman street
Ralph Alvarez and Russell owned a 22 calibre rifle left in a cellar corner. John Bowen disobeyed a warning and fired hitting Frankie Boyde, who was carried home bleeding as Frances Gately rushed him to hospital with a passing motorist racing them to the hospital.
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Ralph Alvarez
Russell
John Bowen
Alvarez
John
Boyde
Lester Boyde
Yeoman Street
Little Frank
Frankie
Frances Gately
Raps Clergy For Attacks At State Senate Banquet
Rev Dr E A Horton chaplain of the State Senate told the Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution at the American House banquet that ministers should not attack when no one is present to answer. He denounced threats against Sen Tinkham over the bar and bottle bill and condemned criticism of Revolutionary figures by Author Stark.
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E. A. Horton
State Senate
Massachusetts Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
American House
Horton
Herbert Johnson
Tinkham
Halley’s Comet Visible at Dawn This Morning
The Comet Halley touches the eastern horizon at 3 21 this morning and again at 3 16 tomorrow in standard time. It may be seen about 12 to 15 minutes after rise as a faint point of light with moderate-strength glasses.
Cameron of Canada Wins Fast Marathon
Peter Foley aged shaved whiskers to run the fast course as Cameron of Canada claimed victory. Bob Fowler the crowd favorite dropped out early, marking the first time a Cameron runner led a marathon to a finish on the course.
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Cameron OF
Canada
Cameron Wins World Marathon Title in Boston Glory
Fred Cameron thanks Boston and the B A A after winning the world marathon in the provinces first time. He recalls initial doubts about the distance but followed his trainer's guidance and finished strongly. He praises the event's conduct and reports only a slight leg strain.
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Boston
Crushing Blow to Republicans in Rochester Race
In Rochester a long rel A Republican stronghold buckled as James S. Havens defeated George Washington Aldridge for the 32d district seat. Havens won by about 5831 votes with city plurality of 3746 and town gains totaling 2085. Eugene N. Foss won in the 14th Massachusetts district.
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Washington
Havens
House of Representatives
Eugene N. Foss
Massachusetts
Rochester
N. Y
Monroe
George Washington Aldridge
James Breck Perkins
James 5. Havens
Congress
Mr. Havens
Democratic National Committee
Mark Twain in declining health at Stormfield
Danbury Conn April 19 Samuel L Clemens known as Mark Twain grows weaker as illness approaches the grave. Dr Robert Halsey of New York says Clemens rests quietly and remains fully conscious though feeble. His daughter Clara and daughter in law Mrs Gabrilowitsch stay close. two nurses and the doctor attend at Stormfield.
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Danbury, Conn
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Robert H. Halsey
New York
Clemens
Redding
Mr. Clemens
Bermuda
Europe
Gabrilowitsch
Dr. Halsey
Foley Foiled by Age in Marathon Feat
Peter Foley a 52 year old from Winchester defied a start ban by shaving his gray whiskers and joining the marathon field. He kept pace with the group and finished the race despite officials deeming exertion unsuitable for his age.
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Peter Foley
Winchester
Peter
Foley
Amherst youth wins 25 mile Boston Marathon in record pace
Fred Cameron of Amherst Nova Scotia leads from start to finish in a 25 mile marathon ending at the Boston Athletic Association. He finishes in 2 hours 28 minutes 52.25 seconds amid cheering crowds, matching the steady pace of 1907 great Longboat.
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Fred Cameron
Amherst
Nova Satia
Ashland
Boston Athletic Association
Newtons
Brookline
Acadia
Beacon Street
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Miss Gould
America
Medric
Boston Wine and Spirits Co
James J. Doherty
Dock Sq
Mad Dog
MON
Boston School OF Piano
Paul H. Shannon
Dr. Horton
Harvard Observatory
A. M
Rai Gee Ee Oda
Rises
P.M
Wednesda
New England
Maine
Thompson's Spa
de Mar
Dorchester
Corkery
Bob Fowler
N. S
Cameron
BY Fred Cameron
Foss
Charles $. Hamlin
H.m. Sh. m. S Pratapetary Gyrase Ok Ake
South Framingham
Natick
Wellesley
Boulevard
Coolidge’s Corner
Ameron
ARED
Caffrey
Welton
Longboat
Howard G. Reynolds
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