Princess Marie Bonaparte Weds Prince George of Greece
In Athens a Greek church ceremony united Princess Marie Bonaparte to Prince George of Greece second son of the King in the presence of the royal couple high dignitaries and the diplomatic corps. The civil marriage occurred in France on November 21. The archbishop of Athens led the rites as Athens celebrated the union.
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Boston Woman Credits Cooper Remedy For Relief
Mrs. C Madison of 843 Dorchester avenue Dorchester Mass reports severe stomach trouble for three years. After trying many medicines she found relief with Cooper's New Discovery, taking three bottles to gain weight improve appetite and digest food. She says her stomach is in excellent condition and she looks and feels splendid.
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Dorchester
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Cooper
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Graves Hibbard's Chief Aid Emerges In Boston GOP
President Edward G. Graves of the Republican city committee is positioned as chief adviser to the incoming Mayor Hibbard. Long a confidant and strategist, Graves is expected to loom large in the administration, guiding the machine behind the scenes as plans unfold after Hibbard’s Washington trip.
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Graves built Boston GOP machine to elect Hibbard Mayor
Former Boston Republican leader James Graves describes two years of campaign planning for Charles Hibbard’s mayoral bid. He credits big volunteer turnout and transport support to win, notes Moran’s role unclear, and praises Hibbard’s nonpartisan pledge while acknowledging possible future patronage. Graves also highlights his Masonry honors and personal life.
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Bulgarian revolutionary Sarafoff assassinated in Sofia doorway
In Sofia on December 12, revolutionist Boris Sarafoff was assassinated as he bid farewell to fellow chief Garvanoff at his doorway. A Macedonian shooter killed Garvanoff moments later. Police hunt Panitza, nephew of the executed Major Panitza, for the crime blamed on Macedonian factional money disputes.
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Boston
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Sofia
Ljubiechovo
William F. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Ellen Stone
Bulgaria
Maximo Gomez
Cuba
Gomez
Macedonian Committee
Macedonia
Europe
Garvanoff
Panitza
Ferdinand
Grip outbreak at Harvard College tightens control
About five grip cases cleared from Stillman Infirmary and as many entered yesterday. Some 25 men confined to Harvard College Hospital while others battle illness. Dealers around the square profit selling heavy undergarments and woolen gear. Dr Bailey in charge says the disease is well under control.
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Empress Alexandra Improves as Fever Subsides
In St. Petersburg on December 12, Empress Alexandra showed improvement with fever abating. Court doctors are treating her anemia and neuralgia, while no official bulletins have been released on her condition.
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Bedford Town Board Denies Route for Auto Race
The Bedford Town Board refused the Automobile Manufacturers' Association of America permission to include Bedford in next spring's road race route. New Castle Ossining and Mount Pleasant reportedly granted the application.
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Simple method fights appendicitis without surgery
An antiquated promotion argues that appendicitis can be cured by indigestion remedies rather than operation. It extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal cure, claiming rapid relief for indigestion and related stomach ailments and offering free sample mailings from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Marshall, Mich
Fragments Hint At Local Ad Listings On Franklin Street
A fragment reads 6 Year Records priced from 60c to 5.00 and mentions 67 Franklin St, suggesting a local shop or sale listing. The text is OCR garbled and does not provide a full item.
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Imposed Cold Delays Faust Stars in Boston Opera
Alice Nielsen falls ill and is replaced by Mme Jane Noria as Marguerite in Faust at Lenox. Carlo Dani excels in the title role in French. Victor Maurel as Mephistopheles impresses with technique. Milly Bramonia Siebel charm. Blanchart and Norda contribute fine taste. audience experiences both beauty and lapse in performance. Tonight Aida promised with Nordica attending.
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New England
Alice Nielson
Marguerite
Faust
Lenox
Mme
Jane Noria
Carlo Dani
Mme, Noria
Mephistopheles
Victor Maured
Boston
Milly Bramonia
Siebel
Ramon Blanchart
Aida
Mme. Nordica
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