Captain Hawes Weds Blanche Beatrice Bence
Captain Thomas Edgar Hawes popular skipper on Boston and New York waters married yesterday afternoon to Miss Blanche Beatrice Bence an employee at the Tremont building tax collector's office.
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Thomas Edgar Hawes
Boston
New York
Bunker Hill
Yale
H. F. Dimock
Eastern Steamship Company
Blanche Beatrice Bence
Tax Commissioner’s
Tremont Building
Quiet Wedding Seals Captain Hawes and Miss Bence at Foxboro Home
Captain Hawes wed Miss Bence at the bride’s mother’s home on Garfield Street Foxboro. Ceremony at 6 by Rev W Ellsworth Lawson. no attendants save little Ruth J Scott as flower girl. The groom, recovering from a paralytic shock, will reside in Foxboro after a three week wedding trip in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Harrington
Garfield Street
Foxboro
W. Ellsworth Lawson
Bethany Congregational Church
Ruth J. Scott
Winthrop Yacht Club
Elmer E. Hawes
Winthrop
Miss Bence
Richard J
Frances Fanchon Bence
Louisville
Bureau of Labor
State House
Pidgin
Wadlin
State Tax Commissioner's Office
Tremont P
New Hampshire
Feet Washing Rite Baptists Convert En Masse in Kentucky
Four thousand feet of the 2000 baptisms were washed in a Kentucky creek near Bell County as ministers conducted a revival. Elders doused each foot in turn along the bank in a four hour ceremony that reflects a long standing mountain church custom among some Baptists.
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Lexington
The
Baptist Church
Bell County
Kentucky
Women of Servia to Coin Army
Princess Lazarevitch Hrebelianovich, wife of the Servian royal line, says Servia’s war strength is 240000 but must be doubled as all Servian women will bear arms. She notes women drill like Montenegrin women and manage the army’s commissary and will replace fallen soldiers with wives or sisters taking up guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lazarevitch- Hrebelianovich
Army
Servian Women and the Zadruga Genealogy of Strength
The account extols Servian women as equal partners in family life and national defense. It details the Zadruga system, matrilineal influence in households, communal cooking and education, and the women’s readiness to fight to preserve home life amid Turkish and Austrian rule.
Drunken barber dubbed Milwaukee Dutch causes Bloom spree
A Dodge City report describes a Bloom barber known as Milwaukee Dutch going on a property smashing spree, kicking in fronts of several stores before the sheriff arrested him. He reportedly drank three quarts of hair tonic and bay rum after a days long drinking, and was jailed in Dodge.
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Dodge City
Kan
Bloom
Milwaukee
Dodge
Mother in Auto Spies Son Lost 15 Years
Middletown New York August 22 Thomas Mayriott who left Cincinnati fifteen years ago at age twenty five was recognized in the street by his mother Mrs Alfred Se bright while she rode through the city in an automobile For thirteen years she had believed him dead after hearing he was drowned
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Middletown
N. Y
Thomas Mayriott
Cincinnati
Alfred Sebright
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New England
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Haverhill
Lewiston
Servia
California
Council of State
National Assembly
Zadruga
Zabruga
Turkey
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Croatia
Weare
Alt Odock
White Goods
Nainsook
Axminster
Brussels
Royal Axminster
Hamburg
Meee
of Pic
Nainsook Athletic Union
Witenets
Araee Eera
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