Pretty Proprietress of Somerset House Weds Brookline Hotelier
Miss Mary Murray proprietor of the Somerset House in Harvard Square Brookline married Mr Charles McEachern on Wednesday evening. Both are of Scotch birth with Miss Murray from Aberdeenshire. Guests and gifts filled the ceremony with fine tokens including a gold watch and chain. Annie Murray was bridesmaid and Joseph Matthews best man. The Rev Archibald officiated. The couple will reside at the Somerset House where Mrs McEachern will continue directing the hotel.
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Brookline
Somerset House
Harvard Square
Mary Murray
Charles McEachern
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Annie Murray
Joseph J. S. Matthews
Archibald
Presbyterian Church
Life brings woe to this aged man in Maiden
William C. Ferguson, aged, was removed by city ambulance from his son Robert Ferguson’s home to his daughter Mrs. Sarah Lambert’s house after the Malden Board of Health and Chief Emerton alleged neglect. Neighbors say the father was confined, fed by a granddaughter, while the son’s household faced a health menace. Ferguson, once an East Boston upholsterer, came to the U S from Moneton New Brunswick over 30 years ago. his wife died recently after 65 years of marriage.
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Maiden
William C. Ferguson
Robert Ferguson
Salem Street
Sarah Lambert
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
Malden
Board of Health
Robert
Bert
Emerton
East Boston
Henry Street
Moneton
N. B
Dixon and Tipman to Box 20 Rounds in Baltimore Card
Baltimore on December 19 reports former featherweight champion George Dixon paired with Joe Tipman of the city for a twenty round bout under the ashkerbocker A. on December. The match sets a long distance test for both fighters in a major local program.
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Baltimore
George Dixon
Joe’ Tipman
Ashkerbocker A
Dee
United Irish League of America forms with young leadership
New York December report notes the provisional executive committee meeting at Hoffmann House with John J. Finerty presiding. It lists members from Chicago, Baltimore, New York, Boston, Pittsburgh, and others, and adopts a constitution modeled on the Land League. The group aims to support Irish leaders and the United Irish League in Ireland amid English government hostility, outlining a stance on physical force and emigration.
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New York
United Irish League of America
Trisht Enuova
Redmond
Melagh
O'Donnell
Ireland
Hoffman House
John J. Finerty
Chicago
League
M. J. Redding
Baltimore
James R. O’beirne
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Boston
John O'Callaghan
John J. Joyce
P. F. Marin
Paltimore
McCready
Tower of Pittsburg
Messrs. Duffy
Pttsburg
Kennedy
O'Flaherty
Oraine
P. S O'Ryan
James A. Hogan
Lawrence R. Buckley
William Dillon
The
New World
M. T. Curran
Republic
EF. J. Timmons
T. Berry
Englewood
F. J. Reynolds
Aurora
John M. Brennan
Charles T. Gorman
Rhode Island
Roger Q. Weil
Irish Standard
Minneapolis
Michael Sreslin
Bernard McFarland
Charles D. Curtis
Helena
Mont
Patrick Cronin
Buffalo
Thomas H. Brady
Canton
James B. Bagin
San Francisco
T'Arcy Scott
Ottawa
Canada
Old Land League
United Irish League
United States
England
Parnell
Davitt
O'Brien
Dillon
Ward Leaders Indicted in New York
John T Davies chairman of the Fourth Ward Republican committee Queens and William Richenstein of Long Island City were indicted by the Queens county grand jury for making false reports to the Republican borough convention in Jamaica regarding a conference outcome. Penalty is one year in jail or a $501 fine or both. Both men posted $1000 bonds to await trial.
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New York
John T. Davies
Republican Ward
Fourth Ward
Queens
William Richenstein
Long Island City
Queens County Grand Jury
Jamaica
Citizens’ Union
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by craftsman Michael Clancy
Michael Clancy of 458 Bremen street testifies to lasting relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes renewed symptoms post fall 1895 but says pills still provide relief, endorsing the preparation today. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells the pills for 50 cents per box. remember the Donan's name and take no substitute.
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Michael Clancy
Carpenter
Bremen Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Donan's
Garrison on the Chinese Problem
A Bromfield Street Church gathering led by William Lloyd Garrison denounced anti Chinese measures. Speakers denounced politics manipulating laborers against Asiatics and urged senators to oppose re enacted Geary exclusion and similar acts. Resolutions noted Burlingame treaty rights and called for equal justice.
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Bromfield Street
Witla Lloyd Garrison
China
J. M. Foster
Newton
N. R. Johnson
San Francisco
Congress
Payne’s rise from stable boy to cabinet post
Henry C Payne rose from Ashfield Massachusetts stable boy to Postmaster General in the Roosevelt era. A former teacher recalls his early drive, working at age ten in the Ashfield post office, and townspeople efforts to fund college. Payne’s wife Lydia Wood Van Dykes hails from a notable Massachusetts family.
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Henry C. Payne
Sweener
United States
Roosevelt
Payne
Ashfield
Mass
D. S. Bowen
Harry T. Sears
Orris Street
Melrose Highlands
Young Payne
Bowen
Post
Shelburne
Mays
Mr. Payne
Lydia Wood van Dykes
Massachusetts
Order of Colonial Dames
The
Huguenots Society
Wedding Day for Marconi in Indianapolis
Miss Josephine Holman, fiancée of Signor Marconi, admitted she plans to join him in New York but would not reveal departure time. She declined to confirm an East Coast wedding. Friends say her wedding dress is ready and the marriage may occur next week in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Josephine Holman
Signor
Marconi
Signor Marconi
New York
Holman
East Net
Indoor Championships Highlight Penn Dominance in 100 and 1000 yard events
At the Amateur Athletic Union indoor championships in Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania athletes swept the top places in the 100 and 1000 yard runs and related events. Princeton’s L. A. Addis won the 600 yard run, while Ray C. Ewry of New York A C took multiple titles in standing events, and W. W. Coe claimed wins in shot put and hammer throw for Oxford England.
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Philadelphia
Amateur Athletic Union
University of Pennsylvania
L. A. Addis
Princeton
Ray C. Ewry
R. C. Ewry
W. W. Coe
Oxford University
England
One Smallpox Case Reported in South Boston
One smallpox case was reported yesterday to the Board of Health, found in South Boston. Officials express relief as the scare of weeks fades, expecting occasional isolated cases for days. They note that among 500 to 600 cases since Nov 1, none occurred in individuals vaccinated within the last ten years.
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Board of Health
Boston
Smallpox Case Reported in Somerville Resident
Somerville records its fourth smallpox case as Oscar L. Johnson, a 21 year old, single boarder at 25 Merriam Street and worker at John Pule & Co. meat packing plant, is identified as the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Oscar L. Johnson
Merriam Street
John Pulce & Co
Five smallpox patients found at North Lisbon boarding house
In Littleton New Hampshire on December 19 a boarding house in North Lisbon reported five smallpox cases. Local health officials began tracing contacts and isolating residents to prevent further spread. Public health authorities urged the public to watch for fever and rashes and to seek care promptly.
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Littleton, N. H
North Lisbon
Fore Fathers Day Observed by United Pilgrim Order
More than ten thousand attendees at Mechanics building attended Fore Fathers Day events. Highlights included soprano Gertrude Miller, Gertrude Edmunds, and Charles Delmont performances, Salem Cadet Band pieces, and a Pilgrim chorus directed by Charles MacLaughlin. Henry H. Treadwell gave the welcome address, with George W. Penniman speaking on lodge principles. The hall featured Pilgrim Father costumes and the ceremony closed with Nearer My God to Thee.
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United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Mechanics’ Building
Gertrude Miller
Gertrude Edmunds
Charles Delmont
Salem Cadet Band
J. N. Proctor
Henry
Treadwell
Pilgrim Chorus
Congregational Club Observes Forefathers Day in Boston
Tremont Temple hosted the Congregational Club of Boston Forefathers Day observance with a reception in Lorimer Hall from 4 30 to 5 36 and a banquet for over 400 members served near 6 o clock. Notable attendees included Rev Daniel W Waldron I D president of the club.
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Tremont Temple
Congregational Club of
Boston
Temple
Lorimer Hall
Daniel W. Waldron
I. D
Con
Puritan Club Dinner Features Patton and Waldron
Congregational Club hears Rev Francis Patton discuss The Place of Conscience in National Life with Governor Crane unable to attend. President Waldron lauds Massachusetts Legislature and notes seven members qualified toward a near full five member ship. Meeting closes with Sunset hymn and orchestra.
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Francis lLatton
D. D
Princeton University
Albert P. Davis
Congregational Church of
Wakefield
Mass
James G. Merrill
D.D
Fisk University
F. A. Noble
J. H. Morley
Fargo College of
Fargo
North Dakota
Grace
Daniel W. Waldron
Francis L. Patton
Waldron
Governor Crane
Congregational Club of
Boston
New England
Talmy-Brody wedding unites Rosa Brodsky and George Talmy
Miss Rosa A. Brodsky of Dorchester and Mr. George N. Talmy were married yesterday at Temple Chabei Sholom Union Park Street. Rabbi Raphael Lasker officiated as best man Dr B Talmy of New York, brother of the groom, attended. A reception and vestry collation followed. The couple left for a wedding tour to New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington and will reside in Dorchester on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa A. Brodsky
Paulina Brodsky
Dorchester
George N. Talmy
Temple Chabei Sholom
Union Park Street
Raphael Lasker
Samuel Friedman
Dr. B. Talmy
New York
Temple
Gage Proposes Banking Coalition at New York Banquet
Secretary of the Treasury Lyman J. Gage spoke at the New York State Bankers Association banquet at the Waldorf Astoria urging a coalition of banks into a central institution with branches in major cities. Former Speaker Reed argued for currency reform and criticizes reliance on government bonds as banking foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyman J. Gage
New York State Bankers’ Association
Waldorf-Astoria
George F. Baker
First National Bank
Gage
Thomas 8. Reed
Donald Sage Mackay
Henry K. Howland
Amos Parker Wilder
Department of Life Improvement
Finance and Exchange
Reed
Grant
Cleveland
John Sherman
Follows Possession of Oriental Lucky Stone
A Boston notice promotes Captain Walter I Rand selling Oriental Lucky Stones at 170 Tremont Street. The ad recounts Rand’s tale of luck from the Ceylon island to Paris and London, claiming the stone brings fortune and that he has a limited supply for one dollar each by visiting his Tremont street shop or mailing a dollar with address for return mail.
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Tremont Street
Walter I. Rand
Captain Rand
Boston
Imeh
Rand
Ceylon
Paris
London
Orients
Toa Tremont Street
Melrose婚礼在教堂举行新娘出自 Swensson 家族
Melrose 市郊梅尔罗斯卫理公会教堂教区昨晚举行时髦婚礼。新娘 Augusta G. Swensson 为 Andrew Swensson 与 Mrs Swensson 之女，出嫁给 Arthur T. Mather，均为梅尔罗斯人。新娘由孪生妹妹 Bertha E. 与 Segril H. Swensson 担任伴娘。
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Matthew King
Browning
King
Glines
Mattie Hamilburg
Max Hirsch
Worcester Square
Annie M. Murray
Mrs. Lam
Dixon
Tipman
Irish League
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Hunter
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad St
Aunch
Kris
Washington and Beach St
Yobu
Jock
McManus & CO
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Purdy
Henry 8
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers of
Talmy
Brodsky
Melrose Methodist Church
Augusta G. Swensson
Andrew Swensson
Grove Street
Melrose
Arthur T. Mather
Providence
Bertha E
Segril H. Swensson
California
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Washington ST
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