Miss Vivian Sartoris to Wed Roosevelt Cousin in Cobourg
In Cobourg Ontario on August 23 Miss Vivian Sartoris daughter of the late Algernon Sartoris and Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris will marry Frederick Roosevelt Scovel a cousin of President Roosevelt and nephew to Frederick Roosevelt of New York The ceremony will be at St Peters Church Cobourg following a reception hosted by Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris at Mrs U S Grant's residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Sartoris
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt Scovel
Chevalier
Mme
Edward Scovel
Detroit
Marcia Roosevelt
Mr. Scovel
Frederick Roosevelt
New York
Ricardo Diaz Albertina
Cobourg
St. Peter’s Church
Roosevelt
Gifts from Carl Grants to Sweetheart Sold by Congregational
The Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Company has seized gifts taken by Carl W Grant, a Malden man charged with $1500 embezzlement from the firm. The items including jewelry, a bicycle, fur set, a piano order and cash are being sold for proceeds. Grant, once shipping clerk, awaits further action as his case remains on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Grant
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Company
Beacon Street
Carl Want
Malden
Grant
Annie Pratt
Melrose
Pratt
J. W. Tewksbury
Congregational Society
Superior Court
Miss Pratt
Congregational Company
Young Grant
Morse-made trousers offer deep price cuts now
Test the strong points of Morse-made trousers at their lowest prices. Pick from new styles with decided reductions from real value. Lines at 3, 4 and 5 dollars are worth inspection by economical men. Blue serge suits in good quality drop from 10 dollars to 7.50.
Irish Delegates Coming Soon to Faneuil Hall
The United Irish League of America prepares for its first national convention at Faneuil Hall Boston on Oct 20–21 with delegates from across the country. John Redmond and Michael Davitt plan to attend following a Quebec arrival, signaling a major gathering of Irish leaders in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League
Ireland
Friends of the
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Boston
United Irish League of America
Faneuil Hall
John Redmond
Redmond
X N Dillon
M. P
Michael Davitt
Queenstown
New England
Brattleboro
General Jackson
Philadelphia
Chicago
William Dillon
John Dillon
Worcester
Mass
Board of Prin
New York City
Washington
John E. Redmond
William O’brien
Toledo
O’connell
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth
Bigamy and Embezzlement Alleged in Lynn Case
Albert H. Aiken of Lynn now missing faces charges of embezzling several hundred dollars from employer Henry B. Falls and bigamy after marrying Lottie M. Ward while already bound to Miss Gertrude Waterhouse of Woonsocket. Read more on his trail across Woonsocket Saginaw Milford and other places as creditors press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Albert H. Aiken
Henry B. Falls
Aiken
Gertrude Waterhouse
Woonsocket
R. I
Lottie M. Ward
Cassius M. Ward
Clinton
Mr. Falls
Falls
John P. Waterhouse
Saginaw
Mich
Milford
Mass
Thompson admits link to Minneapolis murder case in Chicago scandal
Oscar Thompson confesses to involvement with the group blamed for Minnie Mitchell and Mrs. Bartholin deaths. He says he cannot remember details after a night of drinking and that a laundry wagon may have carried a murdered girl’s body. Witness Milton Edwards arrives from Denver, denies hypnotism claims and offers no connection to Thompson.
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Chicago
Ill
Oscar Thompson
Aagard
Minnie Mitchell
Clancy
Calumet Avenue
Bartholin
Milton I. Edwards
Anne Bartholin
Thompson
Sutherland Sentenced in Malden Larceny Case
In Malden District Court Judge Pettengill sentenced Mrs Hannah Sutherland to one year in the House of Correction for larceny of ten dollars from conductor George W Cameron of the Boston and Northern street railway. An appeal was entered and bail set at eight hundred dollars.
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Malden
Pettengill
Hannah Sutherland
George W. Cameron
Boston & Northern Street Railroad
House of Correction
Cameron
Schofield
Deer Island
Boston
Local Man Hurt After Fall From Ladder
Patrick Burns of 17 Chadwick Street fell from a ladder yesterday at the corner of Harrison Avenue and Plympton Street. He was taken to City Hospital with a concussion of the brain.
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Patrick Burns
Chadwick Street
Harrison Avenue
Plympton Street
City Hospital
Sanford's Ginger Delivers Refreshing Nervous System Relief
The tonic promotes sleep and digestion for weak and tired individuals. It warms the extremities, centers the blood, and stimulates circulation using French Brandy, imported Ginger, and aromatics. The Owl Trape Mark signals purity and strength, a standard for 30 years, available from druggists and grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Ginger
Restaurant profits squeezed by high meat and coal costs
Henry Kramer, longtime proprietor of a Haymarket place restaurant, says profits suffer as meat and coal prices rise. A Roslindale grocer with liabilities of 2611 and assets of 1545 adds that high costs pinch collections. Multiple Boston eateries report lean years with rising bills and flat menu prices.
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Henry Kramer
Post
Kramer
Haymarket Place
Florence Street
Roslindale
J. F. Maguire
Conant Street
Maguire
Boston
Wyman
Crosby
Crawford House
Man Injured In East Boston Tunnel Dump Carts Collision
Gennaro Carbone, 28, of 19 Thacher Street, working on the East Boston tunnel, sustained serious head injuries yesterday afternoon when two dumping cars collided on Lewis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gennaro Carbone
Thacher Street
East Boston
Lewis Street
New York Prospector Strikes Copper Finds in Washington
Robert Blet of New York dispatched prospectors to the Copper River country six weeks ago. They crossed the Nazina River after gold was found and staked 80 rich claims now worth 5000 to 10000 dollars each. The coarse gold yields pans up to 47 dollars and over 50 copper claims have been located.
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert Blet
New York
Copper River
Nazina River
Blei
Colored priest to say Mass at Cathedral Sunday
The Rev Father John Henry Dorsey, a newly ordained colored Catholic priest from Baltimore, will celebrate Mass at 10 15 Sunday morning at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. In the afternoon from 4 to 6 the public is invited to meet him in the cathedral basement. He leaves Boston next Monday for Montgomery Ala to begin duty at St Joseph College for Colored Catechists and plans monthly visits to Booker Washington school at Tuskegee where 50 colored catechists already serve.
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Father Dorsey
Father John Henry Dorsey
Baltimore
Father Walsh
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston
South
Montgomery
Ala
St. Joseph's College
Booker Washington
Tuskegee
John H. Dorsey
Fermoyle Mystery Deepens After McDonald Lead
The Fermoyle murder case grows more cryptic as Ed McDonald, once seen as Fermoyle's last companion, contradicts others by saying he was not the man. He was released after police concluded his story. Investigators cite a former Fermoyle employee seen with the victim on Cambridge Street around 6 80 pm, allegedly with a long held grudge, and are seeking that man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermoyle
Ed” McDonald
McDonald
Cambridge Street
Striking Gloucester Fish Handlers Parade Through City
Gloucester Aug 15魚 strikers parade one of the largest of its kind with 500 gathered from the armory marching along Main Street amid fireworks and applause. Girls in barges join the protest while inspectors report violations of laws protecting 14 to 16 year olds and warn firms. youths resume work after permits are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Armory
Main Street
Sheehan
Minnie Howe Freed After Case Placed On File
Judge Walte ordered the case against Minnie Howe placed on file in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court. Colonel Melvin O Adams stated the prisoner was at her sister’s Dorchester home when she defaulted and had been seriously ill with heart trouble and tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Howe
Walte
Suffolk
Plunkett Dies After Horse Throws Him From Team
Thomas Plunkett of 36 Rochester Street, a helper on an Armstrong Transfer Company team, was killed yesterday at 3 45 p m in front of 484 Columbus Avenue when the horse bolted and threw him to the ground. He struck his head and his skull was fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Plunkett
Rochester Street
Armstrong
Columbus Avenue
Plunkett
Hle
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