Sea trips claim cure for pains on Parisian voyage
Charles Robertson of Revere and his wife say his mother-in-law was cured of rheumatism after four trips on the Parisian from Glasgow to Boston. The Allan Line steamer carried 464 passengers, many children, and notable travelers including Judge George H. McCloud and Rev. H. E. B. Haskell on recent crossings.
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Charles Robertson
Revere
Glasgow
Mr. Robertson
Purser Shaw
George H. McCloud
Ashton
Wis
A. O. Shaw
British Isles
Thomas E. Woodley
Cuero
Texas
John W. Sullivan
Rockport
Mass
Euletini Scott
Ester ‘W. Stewart
Smith
Harriet Norton
Earnest A. Munroe
Pitt
Knowlton
Anna Marshall
Dubuge
Robert Smith
Everett
Jennie Hastings
Long Wharf
HE. B. Haskell
Balaika
Ellen M. Stone
Charles
Robertson
Campaign swing as Laurier tours Maritime provinces
Canadian Liberal and Conservative forces push through New Brunswick and Nova Scotia with Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Robert Borden leading campaigns. Laurier addresses St John, Digby and Halifax areas while Sifton and Foster tour key towns. roils over reciprocity, the railroad, annexation myths, and seat battles across Saint John River Valley districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericton
N. B
Maritime Provinces
Wilfrid Laurier
St. John
William Pugsley
House of Commons
Henry A. Powell
Ottawa
Clifford Sifton
Laurier
Woodstock
Maine
Sifton
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Digby
Bay of Fundy
Halifax
New Glasgow
Amherst
N. S
Charlottetown
St. Stephen
St. Andrews
Gagetown
St. John River Valley
Sussex
Moncton
Nova Scotia
Borden
Geo
Eulas Foster
Canada
Chipman
Havelock
Mr. Foster
America
New Brunswick
New York
New England
St. John Valley
Taxi-Cab Double Wedding Tonight on Theatre Stage
Miss May Darlington will wed Rolf Osterman at the Boston Theatre on 1115 Washington Street tonight. The event headlines a double ceremony on the stage with spectators invited to witness the nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Theatre
Rolf Osterman
Washington Street
May Darlington
Taxi Double Wedding Takes Stage at Boston Theatre
A taxicab double wedding unfolds at the Boston Theatre with Miss May F Darlington and Rolf Osterman of Boston pairing, and Miss Mabel Pinkham with Lester Heald of Newtonville tying the knot. Bridesmaids Julia Ring Helena Salsinger Jean Salisbury Jenette Basgaard, best man Bobby Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
May F. Darlington
Rolf Osterman
Mabel Pinkham
Lester Heald
Newtonville
Julia Ring
Helena Salsinger
Jean Salisbury
Jenette Basgaard
Bobby Barry
Montague
Man Feigns Indian Identity Falls Asleep in Hallway
John Falles claimed an Indian identity and Quincy residence, grew tired in the South End and slept in a hallway at 41 East Concord Street. He prepared a bed, used items from a baby carriage, turned off the gas, and was later found by Mrs. Williams, resulting in his detention at East Dedham Street police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Falles
Quincy
South End
Franklin Square
Falles
Wile
East
Concord Street
Williams
Dedham Street
115 Miles for Bath at Meeker
Mrs Genevieve Chandler Phipps of Denver traveled Colorado by car carrying a portable rubber bathtub in search of private baths She checked into the Meeker Hotel but balked at the lack of private facilities The clerk explained Meeker is 40 miles from the nearest railroad and suggested Steamboat Springs 116 miles away The pair drove on to Steamboat Springs for bath facilities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meeker
Col
Genevieve Chandler Phipps
Denver
Meeker Hotel
Mrs. Phipps
Miss McMarry
Fire devastates gasoline launch on Medford street Charlestown
Fire at 8 last night destroyed the gasoline launch of Joseph Ginn moored at the foot of Medford street Charlestown. Firemen laid 1350 feet of hose to reach the blaze. The launch sank in the Mystic River and damage is $500. The outbreak hindered firefighters as engines could not be located at the yard and water had to be pumped from a distant hydrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ginn
Medford Street
Charlestown
Mystic River
Threat to Gen Otis Sparks LA Police Probe
General H G Otis received three threatening telephone calls warning of hired gunmen and a demand for $10,000 by 10 o clock Sunday morning. The caller threatened to shoot Otis or blow up his home if the ransom was not paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Central Police Station
H. G. Otis
General Otis
McNamara
First Street
Broadway
Beattie Murder Trial Witness Claim Shocks Richmond
A new witness, George Jones, claims he knew a day before the murder of Henry Clay Beattie Jr.’s wife that the crime would occur. Prosecutors subpoena Jones and H B Chewning as trial resumes at Chesterfield Courthouse amid focus on the Binford motive and a yellow topped car tied to Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Henry Clay Beattie, Jr
George Jones
H. B. Chewning
Scherer
Jones
Suboena Jones
Chewning
Chesterfield
Binford
Beattie
Fred Beattie
Thugs Attack Woman in Waltham Breaks Ribs
Mrs. Margaret O'Hare aged 32 of 821 River Street Waltham was assaulted near her home at 1 AM by Frank R Howe and Michael Connolly both of Waltham. She says they blew cigarette smoke at her in the car before a fight left her with two broken ribs. The men were arrested later and charged with the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O'Hare
River Street
Waltham
Frank R. Howe
Michael Connolly
O'Hare
Boston
Connolly
Howe
Newton
Main Streets
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Washington St. St'siz
Miss May Darlington
Bath
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Otis
Beulah
Hewson
Washington ST
Joshua
Mr. Joshua
Josh
Wilson Bros
Scollay Square Jewellers
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