Quits School to Be Bride in New York Marriage
Miss May Hadley a Jenkins Street School teacher left Providence to marry J. H. Vernon Jr. in New York. The telegram confirms her resignation from teaching after about three years. A New Bedford story notes a former suitor received a letter about the marriage.
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Providence
R.I
May Hadley
Jenkins Street
New York
J. H. Vernon, Jr
Arthur Hadley
New Bedford
Miss Hadley
Doctor Certifies Town Men Cured After Three Day Treatment
A physician states that several men from our town who were longtime heavy drinkers have been cured of the drink habit after a three day course at the Neal Institute. The doctor says he knows the men well and that the cure is to his knowledge certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Institute
Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil Debuts Nationwide
Spencer Kellogg & Sons introduces a tasteless purified castor oil marketed for use by children and adults. Sold in neat 25c and 50c bottles, the product is distinguished by a green castor leaf Kellogg’s signature label and is manufactured in Buffalo New York.
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House of Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Kellogg Mills
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Spencer Kellogg & Sons, Inc
Buffalo
N. Y
Hill Denied as Counsel to Public Service Commission
Longstanding dispute inside the public utilities board ends with Arthur D. Hill rejected as counsel by a 3 to 2 vote. The decision follows a months long debate over policy and Hill's railroad stance and state ownership views.
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Arthur D. Hill
Commission
George W. Anderson
Arthur Hill
Public Service Commission
Hill
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Anderson
McLeod
Suffolk County
Railroad Commission
Guild
Messrs
Stone
Bishop
White
Fitzgerald
Democratic State Committee
James M. Curley
Riley
Walsh
State Committee
Curley
Foss
Samuel H. Hudson
Excise Board
Robert Woods
South End
Woods
George Harlow
Judge Crosby
Superior Court
Supreme Bench
Morton
State House
Worcester Court
Raymond
Spencer
Charles Campbell
Worcester County Democrats
Damage from Brookline main burst floods cells and yards
Hundreds visit the flooded Brookline district after a 48 inch water main burst at Dean and Clinton roads. Water rushing through Clinton Oswald and Clark roads eroded foundations and yards, causing about 7000 dollars in damage while Metropolitan Water Works crews pump out cellars and repair roadbeds and embankments.
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Brookline
Dean and
Clinton
Clinton, Oswald and Clark
Metropolitan Water Works
Metropolitan Service
Dexter Brackett
J. Nelson Manning
Albert C. Mason
Theodore Nicholson
William F. Smith
Clinton Road
Henry W. Jackson
Clark Road
Nicholson
Jackson
Boston &Albany Railroad
T. C. Nicholson
W. S. Smith
Washington to Have Community Xmas Tree
Washington will host a community Christmas tree on the Capitol east front Christmas Eve with high government officials in attendance. The U S Marine Band will play as Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark signed permits suspending Capitol rules to permit the tree erection.
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Washington
Capitol
United States Marine Band
Marshall
Clark
Husband Quarrel Over Biscuits Leads to Divorce
Sylvia Ella Hoffman a Worcester music teacher sues for divorce from Carl Hoffman Canton private secretary. Judge grants decree nisi alimony 12 dollars weekly and custody of their 2 year old child. Evidence describes repeated assaults over biscuits and meals.
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Carl Hoffman
Canton
Sylvia Ella Hoffman
Worcester
Raymond
Hoffman
Harvester Magnate William Deering Critically Ill
William Deering a longtime Harvester figure was reported critically ill in Miami Florida his winter home as of today with all immediate relatives at his bedside and closely watching his condition.
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Chicago
William Deering
Great Harvester
Miami
Fla
Dekes Warned to Embrace Democracy at Delta Kappa Epsilon Banquet
Bishop Williard Lawrence urged the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity to live as true democrats within the nation and college life. More than 500 members from 45 colleges attended the 67th annual banquet at Hotel Somerset with speakers from Harvard and Newton echoing calls for intellectual and moral ideals. Delegations from Bowdoin Technology Dartmouth, plus attendees from California, New Orleans and Toronto, filled the event with discussion and planning for the next convention in New Orleans.
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Williard Lawrence
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Hotel Somerset
Dekes
United States
Dean Hodges
Harvard
Jay Thomas Stocking
Newton
D. K. FE
Bowdoin
Technology
Dartmouth
California
New Orleans
Toronto
Fraternity Gather Includes Noted Attendees and Records
President Menocal of Cuba presses for New Orleans as next convention site in a letter to delegates. Elsie Janis attends a Dekes dance at the Somerset. Samuel L. Powers presides at a Dartmouth toast, praising Boston’s climate. Charles H. Sherrill of Yale set seven athletic records and 100 yards in 10 seconds with the crouching start. Renowned guests include William H. van Ailen, Myles Standish, and Henry O. Marcy.
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Vention City
Menocal
Cornell
New Orleans
Elsie Janis
Dekes
Somerset
Colonial Theatre
Samuel L. Powers
Dartmouth
Boston
Charles H. Sherrill
United States
Argentine Republic
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
Mike Murphy
Charles Frederick Mathewson
New York
Matthew C. Brush
G.M. Morris
R. B. Burchard
Williamsn H. van Ailen
George L. Huntress
Myles Standish
Elmer E. Silver
John C. Phelps
University of Illinois
Lewis Parkhurst
Enos T. Luce
Bowdoin
Robert L. O’brien
Henry O. Marcy
David Goldstein to Speak on The Dangers of Socialism
In Franklin Union Hall tomorrow evening the second Public Forum lecture under the Common Cause Society will be delivered by David Goldstein. The subject is The Dangers of Socialism.
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Franklin Union Hall
Common Cause Society
David Goldstein
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Majestic Theatre
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Public Utilities Board
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