Aged Lovers Reunite in Wilkesbarre After 50 Years
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania an 80 year old man J L Wilkinson and 72 year old widow Mrs Sarah Ann Wilkinson formerly Mrs Cool wed after a fifty year estrangement. The couple had separated in their youth after a quarrel and each married others before finding renewed affection and marrying today. The ceremony followed Alderman John Masterson's arranging of the match.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Darby
Joan
Tannery
J. L. Wilkinson
Weatherly
Sarah Ann Cool
John Masterson
Wilkinson
Jacob
Sally
Amelie Rives Astray in Virginia Seclusion
Princess Troubetsky known writer Amelie Rives disappeared from Castle Hill near Charlottesville. She was later found in an old swamp at Peter's Mountain, amid nervous prostration and suspected melancholia. Her artist husband remains at Castle Hill and she has avoided relatives, roaming only at night.
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Richmond
Princess Troubetsky
Amelie Rives
Castle Hill
Arlottesville
Esterday
Peter’s
Cuban teachers sail from Boston aboard Sedgwick end Harvard expedition
Four Cuban teacher transports departed the harbor after a farewell at the navy yard as the Sedgwick carried 428 teachers toward New York and beyond. Rumors of engagements surrounded Superintendent Alexis Frye with Senorita Maria Arruebarreno as readings and dances sparked gossip aboard the vessel.
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New York
Harvard
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
Navy Yard
Sedgwick
Frye
Alexis E. Frye
Cuba
Angel
Santa Clara
Hemenway
Havana
Randall
Mr. Frye
Senorita Arruebarreno
Tandre
America
Simone the Gr
Alice Longfellow
Gulick
Rresel
Las Maestras Cubanos
Cambridge
Morales
Moreira
Senorita Pilar Lilly
Senorita
Adriana Bellini
Mary Baker Eddy withdraws invitation for Concord NH excursion
Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy cancels her invitation for First Church of Christ, Scientist members to meet in Christian Science Hall, Concord New Hampshire during old home week. Unavoidable engagements force her to withdraw the trip and special train plans were being considered.
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Mary Baker G. Eddy
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Hall
Concord
N. H
Old Home
Kilff Visits Wife In Flatbush Asylum
Michael Kilff of Newark N J went to the Flatbush public asylum to see his wife Margaret who, while under an hallucination, told police yesterday that her husband jumped from the Brooklyn bridge. She will be held in the observation ward until medical examiners pass judgment on her condition.
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NW York
Michael Kilff
Newark
N. J
Flatbush
Margaret
Brooklyn Police Esterday
Brooklyn Bridge
Boarding house keeper arrested in Mrs Reilly death
New York police detain Peter Wood a 40 year old boarding house keeper on suspicion of killing Mrs Kateilly who stayed at his house on Sunday. Wood allegedly struck Mrs Reilly on the head with an iron bar as reported by his own child.
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New York
Peter Wood
Kateilly
Draper Planned Extensive Improvements at Hopedale Home
Aug 16 Hopedale. General William F. Draper will renovate his residence with a two story bay window on the west, raise the eaves to add a French roof, and install new bays and additional improvements to harmonize the exterior.
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Hopedalee
William F. Draper
Appletons Paid in Full After Reorganization
Creditors of D. Appleton & Co. will receive 100 cents on the dollar as reorganization provides ample capital to continue operations. James G. Gannon, chairman of the reorganization committee, confirms the payout and ongoing business plan.
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New York
D. Appleton & Co
James G. Gannon
House of
Hatters Strike Settled In New Jersey Factories
Sixty makers at Fred Berg & Co. in Orange, New Jersey, who struck yesterday over hiring non union workers, returned to work after those men were discharged. At Eugene V Connell & Co. all union workers are at work, though Hatters Union officers warn of potential boycotts on goods from the two factories.
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New York
Fred Berg & Co
Orange
N. J
Eugene V. Connett & Co
Hatters’ Union
Body recovered after drowning of Cambridge councilman
The body of Councilman Harvey W. Walker was found in the Charles River near Captain's Island after a lengthy search by divers led by Fred Gifford. Walker, 82, drowned Wednesday night from a cramp in the right thigh, with family and public officials awaiting news as the body was brought to shore and prepared for funeral arrangements.
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Harvey W. Walker
Charles River
Captain’s Island
Cambridge
Brighton
Fred Gifford
Boston
Roger Wells
Highgate Street
Allston
Walker
Gifford
Bath House
Judson Litchfield
Litchfield
Post
Frank Cushman
Common Counsell
Ard
Ancient Order of United Workmen
First Heavy Artillery
Congregational
Cambridge Street
Milton
Boston University
Franklin
Mass
Kingston
Midgepon
Harvard School
Tremont Building
Liston
Minneapolis
Cushman
Common Council
Hart
Runaway Team Stopped by Boston Police Hero
Patrolman Muir of Station 1 stopped a runaway team on Blackstone Street linked to the American Express Company. The horses bolted after backing into a horse, breaking its bridle.
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Muir
Boston
American Express Company
Blackstone Street
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Dutton
Young Men's
Merchant Tailor
Vicinity
Piassa Rocker
Paris
Tremont Street
Senorita Arrucbarreno
Stal
Virginia
Amelie
Cardenas
Arruebarreno
Boyle Bros
Wash
St—Borth End
Christian Scientists
Kilgariff
Draper
Italy
Hopedale
Appletons
Hatters
Bernard M. Wolf
OMY Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Diver Gifford
H. W. Walker
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