Elope to Woodbridge Interrupted in Sharon Event
Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Albrecht of Sharon announce the marriage intentions of their daughter Elizabeth to West P Woodbridge of Moose Hill and Brookline. The couple fled together in a large automobile but were pursued and returned to town before ceremony.
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Wilhelm Albrecht
Brookline
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West P. Woodbridge
William Woodbridge
Lewis Flanders
Moose Hill
Miss Albrecht
Mr. Woodbridge
Mr. Albrecht
Albrecht Daughter, Woodbridge Couple Wed Amid Questions
Miss Albrecht aged 19 wed Mr Woodbridge, a Boston brewer, in a ceremony reportedly Aug 4 at an Episcopal church. Town records show no license or clergy return yet. Couple to reside in Cohasset and Brookline with the Albrecht family prominent in town society.
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Mr. Albrecht
Boston
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Marguerite
Wilhelmina
Eugenia
Josephine
Imgaard
Louise
Golf Club
Brookline
Albrecht
Regent Circle
Glendale Road
Episcopal Church
George H. Whittemore
Woodbridge
Cohasset
Boston Free Baths Draw 110000 Weekly This Summer
Boston reports more than 110000 weekly users of free baths and pools this summer with 20000 at L Street on a Sunday. Commissioner Dillon says cleanliness improves health and notes $250000 annual maintenance, $3000 for soap, $5000 for towels, with fees for towels and trunks. He cites San Diego endorsement and says Boston offers instructors and lifeguards at all sites.
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30 GALLONS NOT ILLEGAL
Judge Littlefield in Woburn finds Edward R. Callahan not guilty of liquor nuisance after ruling a druggist may keep 30 gallons of whiskey and sell liquor on veterinarian prescriptions. Police evidence cited 30 gallons and several sales in the drug store.
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Edward R. Callahan
Callahan
Evening Law School at Boston Y M C A Opens Sept 20
The Boston Young Men's Christian Association offers an Evening Law School with strong bar admission rates and many graduates in practice or business. It grants the LL B degree and begins its eighteenth year on Monday September 20. Address Dean Frank P Speare at 316 Huntington Ave or contact Tremont Building downtown.
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Haymarket
82 Years a Voter Dies at 105 in Lancaster
Richard Kimball Powers of Lancaster died yesterday at age 1104 his obituary notes he voted for 82 years and he was grandfather of Mary Sawyer heroine of Mary Had a Little Lamb Mary Sawyer is named in connection with Powers obituary and the Lancaster community.
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Mary Sawyer
Mary
Richard Powers, 104, Lancaster’s oldest resident, dies
Richard Kimball Powers died at nearly 105 in Lancaster. He was the town’s oldest resident and grandfather of Mary Sawyer, famed for Mary Had a Little Lamb.
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Richard Kimball Powers
Mary Sawyer
Mary
Longtime Sterling farmer Powers dies at 105 in Lancaster
Mr Powers born November 26 1810 on Redstone Hill Sterling voted in 21 presidential elections and 82nd Republican ballot last November. He never held public office and lived with widow Mrs Powers, with funeral set at his daughter in law Mrs George K Powers home officiated by Rev George F Pratt. He served in Sterling Home Guard during the Civil War.
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Sterling
George K. Powers
George F. Pratt
Sanford
Mr. Powers
Redstone Hill
Poison Kills Beverly Man
Howard S. Bradley 47 died after taking a quarter ounce of bichloride mixed in water at his Manchester home. Bradley, a plumber in Manchester, was discouraged by business downturn and had served as president of the North Shore Master Plumbers' Association.
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Howard S. Bradley
Manchester
Bradley
North Shore Master Plumbers’ Association
Wilson to Start for Capital
President Wilson hastens departure from Windsor to Washington as the Vera Cruz situation threatens. Secretary Lansing’s despatches spur a rapid return within 48 hours to handle Mexico affairs.
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President weighs Vera Cruz crisis amid Pan American talks
The President declines to comment on the Vera Cruz situation while seeking peaceful settlement of Mexico questions. Naval ships New Hampshire and Louisiana are ordered from Newport to protect Americans, with no planned military action but ready to act if an emergency arises. The Pan American conference resumes tomorrow in New York as the President plans to stay at Harlakenden House for the summer.
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Vera Cruz
New Hampshire
Louisiana
Newport
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State
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Harlakenden House
Star Hosiery Co in Bankruptcy Court Action
Bankruptcy proceedings were instituted yesterday against Star Hosiery Company located at 116 Bedford Street in U S District Court. The petition was filed by three creditors totaling 2 523 75 led by Charles P Taylor Everett 748 63 Myer Block Boston 1 763 62 and the Eastern Cap Company 26 50.
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Star Hosiery Company
Bedford Street
United States District Court
Charles P. Taylor
Everett
Myer
Immigrant Ordered Back Despite Appeals
Filippo Occhina an Italian who arrived on the Minor Canopic was ordered deported by immigration officials due to a criminal record including a New York arrest and an Italian conviction. His wife and two sons also face deportation though she appeals for custody. the family faces Sunday return unless appealed to Washington.
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Canopic
Cials
Occhina
New York
Italy
Washington
Dedication of Daniel Webster Tablet on Stratton Mountain
A bronze tablet and Boulder were dedicated on Stratton Mountain Vermont in memory of Daniel Webster who spoke to 15000 people in 1840. The 1000 present surpassed ten times the town's population. Stratton Mountain Club funded the memorial with Miss Ethel Holdy presiding and Fred E Howe delivering an address. Other speakers included James P Taylor Representative Marshall Hapgood and James K Batchelder. Doris Eddy unveiled the tablet.
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Daniel Webster
Stratton Mountain Club
Ethel A. Holdy
Fred E. Howe
Bennington
James P. Taylor
Green Mountain Club
Marshall Hapgood
Peru
James K. Batchelder
Arlington
Exposition Rates via Nickel Plate Route
Rates via the Nickel Plate Route to the Panama Pacific Exposition are advertised by L. P. Burgess of 312 Old South Building Boston. The terse notice invites travelers to consider the exposition journey using the railway line.
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Old South Bldg
Boston
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