Hospital interne secretly weds at Beverly home
Dr Lillian M. Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Moore of Gondia Central India and Frederick A. Lawford a night telephone operator at the Homeopathic Hospital wed secretly at Lawford s Beverly home Thursday evening so quietly that even close friends did not learn of the marriage.
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Lillian M. Moore
W. A. Moore
Gondia
Central India
Boston University Medical School
Homeopathic Hospital
Frederick A. Lawford
Beverly
Bride Heads to India After New York Wedding
Immediate after their ceremony the couple sailed to New York and then to the southern provinces where the bride will run a private hospital. The groom studies medicine and will finish at his bride’s hospital where she will be superintendent. The bride and groom met while he tended a hospital switchboard six months ago. Dr Arnold W Moore, the bride’s brother, served as best man and will stay with plans for her to lead a hospital in India near their parents’ home.
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New York
Lawford
India
Arnold W. Moore
Massachusetts Avenue
Beverly
Post
Best Service to California Standard or Tourist
Advertises daily service to California with Sundays unchanged. Mentions berth price of 9 dollars and references Washington Sunset Route with route codes 12 Milk and 332 Wash. st. Describes travel options for tourists and locals seeking steady daily departures.
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Washington
Sunset
Rush of sales on market and stock declines
A day of heavy selling drove stock prices lower across major markets. In New York Steel common led losses, down 3 percent, with Union Pacific Reading Amalgamated Copper and others down several points. Boston also saw declines, led by Butte & Superior and Calumet & Hecla among others, as the market ended at the final bell.
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New York
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Louisville & Nashville
American Tobacco
Boston
Butte & Superior
Calumet & Hecla
Isle Royale
Lake Copper
North Butte
Osceola
United Fruit
No Honest Republican Says I R
Chicago December 9 Colonel Roosevelt addressed newly elected Progressive members of the Illinois Legislature at the party conference urging them to fight for platform principles in state laws. He criticized the New York Court of Appeals on bake shop cases and denounced the Republican organization as lacking honesty.
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Chicago
Illinois
Roosevelt
New York Court of Appeals
Republican Organization
Roosevelt Leads Progres sives Welcome Wave At Conference
The formal opening is delayed until tomorrow yet many Progressives have arrived. A large New York delegation arrived today on a special train with Colonel Roosevelt. At the railroad station he was greeted with cheers and the chant He can come back.
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New York
Roosevelt
Robbed Under New Lights In Lynn Streets
Shortly after the new lighting system lit Lynn’s main streets at 8 PM a handbag was snatched from a woman in the center of the area. Mrs. F A Meaker of Kensington House reported a silver mesh bag with a small sum missing at 8 30 PM. The lights were celebrated with a banquet at the Oxford Club and a parade drawing about 20 000 people.
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Lynn
Oxford Club
F. A. Meaker
Kensington House
North Common Street
Gunfire at Charlestown dance wounds man
James Coyne, 30, of 44 Austin street, Charlestown, was shot in the left forearm by John J. Walsh, 18, of 27 Lawrence street, who allegedly emptied an automatic pistol on Union street opposite Hibernian Hall during a dance. A bullet struck Coyne but the buckle on his belt absorbed most of the impact as Walsh fled and police seek him.
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James Coyne
Austin Street
Charlestown
John J. Walsh
Lawrence Street
Coyne
Union Street
Hibernian Hall
Robbers Make Jewelry Heist at Lynn Store
Burglars broke into W. S. Newhall & Son jewelers on Market Street in Lynn at 12 30 this morning, after the new white way electroliers were darkened, and seized a trayful of watches bracelets and rings worth over 1000 dollars. A blue serge suit was left behind, believed stolen from another local store.
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W. S. Newhall & Son, Jewellers
Market Street
Lynn
New ‘White Way
British canal claim to Knox protest note presented
Washington December 9 Britain filed a formal note of protest over the Panama Canal act section exempting American coastwise shipping from tolls. Sir Edward Grey wrote the document read to Secretary Knox at his home by British ambassador James Bryce, elaborating July objections.
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Washington
Britain
Panama Canal
Sir Edward Grey
Philander C. Knox
James Bryce
State Department
Bogus coin dies found by rabbit in Savoy farm
Four hunters followed a scared rabbit to an abandoned Savoy farm where a counterfeit outfit was found. Police confirmed counterfeit activity and notified federal authorities.
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Adams
Savoy
Hoosac Mountain
British note on canal tolls and Hay-Pauncefote dispute
The note argues that exempting American coastwise shipping from tolls breaches the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and could invite future extensions to foreign trade. It warns against excluding British ships owned by Canadian railroads and asserts Sherman Act limits apply only to US vessels. It proposes arbitration if mutual agreement fails and notes Knox will study the issue ahead of a possible Senate submission.
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Sir Edward Grey
United States
Taft
Knox
Senate
Hunters uncover counterfeit tools during rabbit hunt at Adams farm
John Wolfe and three companions chased a rabbit into a stump hole and uncovered five moulds dated 19099 for quarters. Police later found metal bags for a thousand dollars in coins, stamping strips, and other counterfeiting paraphernalia at a nearby farm four miles from Adams. Neighbors described an Italian family living there. a man reported seeing only a woman downstairs while noises came from the attic.
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John Wolfe
Julian Lane
Frank Croningway
J. Mignault
John Hoodecker
Adams Police
Colin
Adams
Salvatore Satenzi
Girl dies on eve of betrothal in Iowa news item
Miss Helene M. Smith nineteen year old daughter of Harry W. Smith of Malden Massachusetts died at the home of her fiance in Council Bluffs Iowa where she had come to be bridesmaid at his sister’s wedding two weeks earlier Her engagement to Chester Dudley a former Dartmouth football star was to be announced this week The death occurred yesterday at the fiance’s home and ends a planned marriage proposal sequence in the state with Mrs Smith noted as the father source
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Helene M. Smith
Harry W. Smith
Oak Terrace
Malden
Mass
Chester Dudley
Dartmouth
Malden Social Circle Mourns Miss Smith in Death
Miss Smith, once healthy and active in Malden High School’s 1910 class and Usona and Kappa Phi circles, fallen to illness that started as a cold and progressed to pleural pneumonia. Her funeral was held today as her mother arrived at her bedside shortly before the illness worsened. she had come to be a bridesmaid and to announce an engagement to Miss Dudley’s brother, a college romance ending in tragedy.
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Malden
Miss Smith
Malden High School
Usona
Kappa Phi
Kappa Phi Society
Eusebia Dudley
Wife Identifies Body At Hospital In Malden
The body of Coleman Costello, 40, of 166 Pearl Street Malden, identified by his wife, died after being removed from Joy Street police station to Relief Hospital Wednesday night. Costello had worked as a paver for the Boston Elevated Road and previously in Newton until last Wednesday night.
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Relief Hospital
Joy Street
Coleman Costello
Pearl Street
Malden
Costello
Boston
Newton
Death Ends Pathetic Struggle of Maine Broker
George P. Clark, 83, longtime real estate broker with offices on State Street and a member of an old Maine family, was found dead last night in the bathroom of his home at 42 Ripley Street Newton Centre. His wife, staying in North Hancock, Me., since last June, is en route to join him after he wrote of poor health.
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George P. Clark
State Street
Maine
Ripley Street
Newton Centre
North Hancock
Death of George Clark Reveals Struggle With Misfortune
The body of George Clark, once a wealthy real estate leader with offices on State Street, was found in his farmhouse by Anna H. Cunningham. He died of heart failure yesterday morning after plans to move his wife to Maine and join her in Boston. A telegram to inform Mrs Clark may arrive too late as she heads for Boston.
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Boston
Anna H. Cunningham
Clark
George Clark
State Street
Boston to Build First Schoolboy Stadium in Franklin Field
The Post reports plans for a new schoolboy stadium, the first of its kind in the country and the only one in the world, driven by Mayor Fitzgerald. The City Council will consider a $40,000 appropriation for construction, to start in early spring at Franklin Field.
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Boston
The
Post This Morning
Fitzgerald
Franklin Field
Boston to build schoolboy stadium for city contests
Mayor Fitzgerald strengthens plan for a Greater Boston stadium to host schoolboys and amateur meets. A prior football game between Oak Park and Everett High School sparked urgency. Architect Hubert G. Ripley prepared the plans, approved by the Park Commission and city leaders. The stadium will rise on the designated site.
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Greater Boston
Fitzgerald
Oak Park
Everett High School
Boston
Hubert G. Ripley
Park Commission
Astronomical Day Record Shows Planetary Motions and Sunlight
On the 845th day of the year with 10 days until winter, the day length shortens by six hours. Venus is visible in the evening and morning twilight as it sets at 7:02 p.m. Mars rises at 6:12 a.m. Jupiter sets at 4:38 p.m. and Saturn sets at 5:53 a.m.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
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