Morgan's Nephew Marries Miss Bogert in Flushing Church
F Gordon Brown Jr, nephew of J P Morgan and former Yale football captain, wed Miss Caroline Lawrence Bogert at St George's Episcopal Church in Flushing L I. Rev Endicott Peabody officiated.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
12
F Gordon Brown Jr, nephew of J P Morgan and former Yale football captain, wed Miss Caroline Lawrence Bogert at St George's Episcopal Church in Flushing L I. Rev Endicott Peabody officiated.
Two middle aged men posing as assessors have tricked property owners by promising reduced assessments in exchange for funds to fit up clubrooms in City Hall. A victim supplied police with descriptions: one man named Mr ONeil, about 40, tall, heavy, gray hair. the other unnamed, about 40, 5 foot 6, red mustache. They have visited real estate dealers seeking profit.
Newman P. Lyon a 23 year old district foreman at Continental Paper Bag Co in Rumford Falls Maine shot himself in the head today in a despondent act over a speech impediment. He left a letter to his wife saying worry over the impediment prompted the act and he was to be promoted on May 1 in the mill.
The Rev Edwin L Noble pastor of a Biddeford church has hired counsel and will contest charges that he offered indignities to a young girl at a Christian Endeavor social. A Biddeford hearing followed a prior seven year old matter investigated by the Boston Ministerial Association.
Robert J. Young a 12 year old Chelsea resident living at 189 Arlington Street was knocked down and stabbed in the back and arm by one of three youths near Broadway and Fourth Street at 1 o clock yesterday according to police.
Falls River April 27 The Board of Police bans serving liquor to women in side rooms of first and fourth class saloons. Liquor dealers committees argued side rooms were major business, but the board ruled only on the prohibition of sales to women in those rooms. Licenses may allow on premise drinking with food, but dealers risk license loss.
Lizzie Arlington of Jersey City after a long illness was kept alive by whisky and has since become a habitual drunkard. At 32 she looks 60 and has spent most of her life in jail with an irresistible craving for liquor.
Board of Police finds Division 6 patrolman Charles L. Kingsley of South Boston guilty of intoxication after a Jamaica Plain car incident. Off duty and out of uniform, he forfeits ten days pay as a nominal penalty after days of testimony by witnesses.
Providence defeated Lowell in three games in the intercity league. Providence team strings were 461 459 482 for a total 1402 while Lowell recorded 424 422 451 totaling 1297.
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