Brookline Girl to Be Bride Today
The wedding of Miss Katherine Mary Andrews daughter of Walter E Andrews of Brookline and Henry Edgeworth Frick of Baltimore will be at 5 o'clock in St Paul s Church Brookline Rev Carroll Perry assisted by Rev Leonard K Storrs D D will perform the ceremony The society notice lists Boston Brookline and Baltimore attendees.
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Boston
Brookline
Baltimore Society
Katherine Mary Andrews
Walter E. Andrews
Edgehill Road
Henry Edgeworth Frick
Baltimore
St. Paul’s Church
Carroll Perry
Leonard K. Storrs
Brookline Society
Foot Care and Complexion Link Promoted by TIZ Bath
An advertisement claims tired feet cause wrinkles and poor complexion and pitches a TIZ foot bath as a remedy. It promises relief from puffiness and soreness, a refreshed appearance, and calm nerves, offering a free trial package via Walter Luther Dodge & Co. at 1223 S. Wabash Ave, Chicago, or purchase at stores for 25 cents.
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Walter Luther Dodge & Co
S. Wabash Ave
Chicago
Marriage of Miss Andrews and Mr Frick Details
Miss Andrews will be attended by Mrs Effingham Lawrence of New York and formerly Miss Dorothy Gookin of Boston. Best man will be Albert C Ritchie of Baltimore. Ushers include Oliver Andrews Henry Gerrish Smith John I Taylor and Ira Rich Kent. A reception follows at Edgehill Road home of the bride's father. They will reside in Wollaston after a motor trip. Mr Frick works for Fore River Ship Building in Quincy.
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Edgehill Road
Berk Shires
Wollaston
Frick
Fore River Ship Building Company
Quincy
Centenarian Mary O'Neill Celebrates 100th Birthday in South Middleton
Surrounded by generations, Mary O'Neill marked her 100th birthday at her summer home in South Middleton. A native of Ireland, she came to the U.S. in 1843 with Paul O’Neill and lived in Warren, East Boston, and later Boston proper. Her family includes Miss Mary A. O’Neill, Mrs. Dennis F. Reardon and Mrs. William J. Rooney, plus son Thomas, general manager of Union Machine Works in San Francisco. A past pledgee of Father Mathew, she recalls Daniel O’Connell. The piece also covers community debates over a water front playground and East Boston developments, with remarks by local officials and residents calling for park creation and improvements.
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Mary O'Neill
South Middleton
Father Mathew
Daniel O’connell
Paul O'Neill
Thomas
Union Machine Works
San Francisco
Copley Plaza Manager Denies High Prices
Managing Director Fred Sterry of the Copley Plaza Hotel denies that room rates exceed those of first class hotels. He cites parity with Boston hotels like the Touraine and warns that rumors harm the hotel’s reputation, noting comparisons to New York’s Waldorf.
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Copley-Plaza
Fred Sterry
Sterry
Copley Plaza
New York
Boston
Touraine
U S Artilleryman Killed by Train at New London
Walter Kesse, 22, of the 136th company Coast Artillery, was struck and killed by a railroad freight train at John Street crossing in New London at 9:45 p.m. He was on detached service aboard the mine planter General Royal F. Frank returning from maneuvers off Fort Terry. Relatives said to live in Hoboken.
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New London
New Park on Harbor Demanded by East Boston Citizens
Mayor Fitzgerald said he will sign a $200 000 East Boston waterfront playground order if the City Council approves. City Auditor Mitchell concurs the treasury can permit the expenditure if approved. A mass meeting of East Boston residents urged permanent improvements, warning finances cannot meet all demands.
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City Hall
Boston
Boston Harbor
James E. Fitzgerald
Ward 2
John F. Sullivan
East Boston
Hibbard
Fitzgerald
Attridge
Buckley
Charlestown
Thomas J. Giblin
Giblin
East Boston Court House
Mitchell
East Boston Shore
Two Ton Truss Crashes on Laborers at Clinton Theatre
A derrick break at the new theatre in Clinton causes a two ton truss to fall on two laborers, John Haley 49 and Patrick Brady 56, injuring both severely. Haley suffers a crushed chest and both are in Clinton Hospital with likely fatal injuries.
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Clinton
New Theatre
John Haley
Patrick Brady
Clinton Hospital
Haley
Taft appoints Morton as United States district judge
President Taft named James Madison Morton Jr. to the U.S. District Court seat, succeeding Frederick Dodge who moved to the Circuit Court after Judge Schofield’s death. Morton, 43, from Fall River, educated at Phillips Exeter, Harvard College and Law School, married Nancy Brayton in 1896, and holds leadership roles at Sagamore Manufacturing and several Fall River institutions.
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Taft
James Madison Morton, Jr
Morton
Massachusetts Supreme Court
United States District Court
Frederick Dodge
Circuit Court
Schofield
James M. Morton, Jr
Fall River
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Nancy J. B. Brayton
Jennings, Morton & Brayton
Sagamore Manufacturing Company
Arkwright Mills
B. M. Co. Durfee Trust Company
First National Bank of
Rockefeller Name Will Go On Bridge Tablet
William Rockefeller has reversed his decision and will allow his name to remain on the bronze tablet for the Irving memorial bridge in Tarrytown New York. He funded the bridge construction but previously refused to have that fact noted on the tablet. His change surprised neighbors.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
William Rockefeller
Irving Memorial Bridge
Rockefeller
Preparations for Court in Boston Strike Case Meet at Headquarters
A meeting of Elevated carmen arrested during the strike will begin at 9 AM at 724 Washington Street to prepare cases for court. The event follows widespread union recruitment, with about 1000 non union men among 5200 uniformed workers expected to join the union by week’s end. Attorneys Vahey and Fred Fay will lead proceedings as Superior Court opens next week.
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Carmen
Washington Street
Elizabeth Gregdower Evans
James H. Vahey
Superior Court
Fred Fay
Boston
Elevated service on Dover Street northbound track begins tonight
Beginning tonight at about 8 o clock and continuing until work is completed likely Monday elevated train service at Dover Street station will run on the north bound track in both directions weather permitting.
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Dover Street
Union Leaders Seek Reinstatement After Court Verdict
There are 1338 cases to be judged. the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration will decide if the workers return under existing conditions. If found not guilty, reinstate is expected with no hesitation. Union warnings against disruption matched by division superintendents actions. Superintendent Center at Malden car barn welcomed strikers and urged unity to improve the division and harmony among parties.
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Unity Hall
Dorchester
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Malden
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Henry E. Frick
Carter
Gue
Seust
Kiaw
Sunday Post
HUB
Centenarian
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Children’s Petition
Joseph V. Fitzgerald
The
Assumption Church
Governor’s Island
Jeffries Point
Edward L. Jenkins
Maxl. Pindansky
Timothy Buckley
Dennis A. O'Neil
John J. Douglass
U. S
Commonwealth Hall
Ford G. Long
George
SVE
President Taft
United States District Court Bench
Matty P. B
van Nostrand’s
P. B
Bunker Hill Breweries
A.b.smith & CO
Bostéan
Cadum
William B. Watts
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
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