Quiet Divorce Sparks Perry Court Case In Newton Centre
Newton Centre residents follow the Perry Oklahoma divorce of Rev George C Capron from Mrs Catherine Capron with stay requests to reopen the case. The Capron family, long familiar locally, faces sensational claims linking Johns Capron, the younger brother, to the wife.
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George Co. Capron
Perry
Oklahoma
Caprons
Westville
Taunton
Roulmoon
John F
New York
George Capron
George
John
Capron Daughter Indicates No Further Comment
Mrs Capron declined to speak at Hotel Pelham last night. Her eldest daughter answered for her mother saying there is nothing to add to the facts already stated and that there is nothing to report beyond what has been made known.
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Pelham
Harvard Students Debate University Club Plan
A Harvard committee seeks undergraduate opinion on forming a University Club open to all university members for a central club house library newspapers smoking room and restaurant. A $10 yearly fee is proposed with responses requested from 2600 non-society students and 300 society members by mail or postcard.
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Harvard
Boston
Cambridge
Willam Thayer
Berkeley Street
Death by own action of Henry Eleser farmer
Pittsfield report states Henry Eleser a 28 year old farmer and bachelor killed himself last night for unknown reasons. He left home to attend a party, halted to blanket his horse, went to a neighboring field and shot himself in the head. His sister found the body at midnight. The obituary notes the weather should keep.
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Pittsfield
Henry Eleser
Moran Denies Candidacy for Public Office in Boston
John B Moran rejects any claim he is a candidate for corporation counsel or any office. He argues the election of a mayoral candidate aims to remove incompetent officials and install honest, capable men. Moran warns against transforming City Hall into a home for political hacks and stresses careful, nonpartisan selection for office and a stable Election Board free from partisan manipulation.
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Corporation Counsel
Moran
Quincy
Boston
Democratic Party
Board of Election Commissioners
Curtis
City Brevities Hazards At Work And Fire Incident
At a late hour Saturday night David Kiley a 38 year old freight handler at the New Haven railroad was crushed while unloading a piano at Columbus avenue station suffering internal injuries and head lacerations. Cassie McCaskill a 35 year old woman living at 377 Shawmut avenue sustained severe burns from a hand lamp explosion at her home early yesterday. a fire on the first floor of 63 Long Wharf United States bonded warehouse owned by Long Wharf Company caused about 500 dollars in merchandise damage.
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David Kiley
Piedmont Street
Columbus Avenue
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cassie McCaskill
Shawmut Avenue
Long Wharf
United States
Long Wharf Company
Sedona
Harvard's only married senior student stands high in classes
Cambridge dispatch details Dave Hennen Morris, husband of Alice Vanderbilt Shepard, as Harvard's sole married senior this year. He studies French literature, history, English and chemistry and will graduate next June with honors. The piece recounts their courtship and notes their prominent family ties and Morris Park ownership.
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Cambridge
Dave Hennen Morris
Harvard
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Alice Vanderbilt Bhe
Europe
New York
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Minard
Epard
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Morrie
Mr. Harding
Morriss Racing
New Orles
Cora
John A. Morris
David Morris
Orris
College of Sitiansnd Surgeons
Cambridge society and the Morris wedding details
The article follows Mr. Morris a Harvard student and the late Prof Whiting’s family as they settle in at No 9 Waterhouse street Cambridge facing the Common. It records Morris family routines, social choices, and extensive property holdings in New Orleans including the St Charles Hotel and two large blocks.
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Cambridge Common
Harold Whiting
Colima
Texas
Morris
Mr. Morris
John A. Morris
Connec
MY. Morris
New Orleans
Germany
Uéic
Alphaetta Phi
Dickey
Hasty Pudding Club
Cercle Francais
Harvard
Harrington School
West Chester
Europe
India
Gathbrides
Lees
Harding
Mrs. Morris
Cambridge
New St. Charles Hotel
Hennen
Mortis
Una Myieeyy
Fond County
Thie
End of a Weeklong Skating Run at City Grounds
Poor skating marked the final day as warm sun melted the ice. Old Sol drew crowds to Public Garden Frankin Field near Wood Island Park and Frog Pond on Heston Common where many sought one last day of exercise and amusement despite slick surfaces.
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Franklin Field
Wood Island Park
Heston Common
Major Hearsey Congressman Boatner Face Duel At Twelve Paces
New Orleans December 15. no new developments in the dispute between Major Hearsey and Congressman Boatner. Mutual friends have failed to broker a settlement and a pistol duel at twelve paces is likely to occur tomorrow.
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Congressman Boatner
Orlways
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Boatner
Wen
Micans Deny Harvard Republican Club Meeting Action
The Harvard Republican Club denies that delegates at a meeting represented the club. A Southern New England League letter favored Levi P. Morton for president, but members say the attending delegate was not a club member. The club disclaims responsibility for the meeting and any claims of agreement.
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Harvard
Levi P. Morton
Republican Club
Present &T
Harvard Republican
Clothing sale cuts prices on wool and coats
A garbled notice advertises a wholesale to retail clothing sale with steep discounts on woolen goods and men’s fur and kerseys. It mentions prices around $3.50 to $8.25 and emphasizes substantial savings on coats and ulsters, urging readers to act quickly for best selections.
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Ed Kersey
Jan Moan Sunae
Cleveland and party return from hunting trip at Cape Hatteras
President Cleveland and companions arrived in Washington aboard the Maple at 2:30 p.m. in good health after a warm trip. The party included Mrs. O Reilly and Captain French, with guns and game totaling sixty ducks thirty two partridges five geese and four brant. Most game was shared with cabinet members and officials.
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Gleveland
Thurber
O’reilly
O'Reilly
Cleveland
Steward Sinclair
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Wilde
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Hamlin
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Maple
Norfolk
Cape Channel
Inward Reform Sought by Rev Van Ness Sermon
The Rev Thomas Van Ness preached at Parker Memorial urging inward change over outward reform. He argued no one should have more than life’s necessities and that the social problem is a religious one. He urged a perfectly organized moral world and warned against covetousness while stressing kingdom of God first. Benedict quizzed on marriage with a witty reply from Singleton about her father in London Tit-Bits.
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Thomas van Ness
Parker Memorial
Jesus
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