Evangelist Marries Singer in Wilmore Kentucky
The Rev. Andrew Nathan Johnson of Wilmore Kentucky evangelist married Miss Augusta Balch of Lynn Massachusetts at a ceremony performed by Rev M Edward Orders. Balch a soloist served with bridesmaids Edith and Adella Balch Hattie Mitchell was bridesmaid. Forrest R Hatch of Portland Maine was best man. They plan missionary and evangelist work and will live in Wilmore Kentucky.
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Andrew Nathan Johnson
Wilmore
Augusta M. Balch
Brightwood Terrace
Lynn
Pentecostal
Malden
M. Edward
Miss Balch
Johnson
Hattie Mitchell
Free Cure for Rupture Promised by New Method
A self promotional notice offers a new method claimed to cure rupture without trusses or surgery. The advertiser pledges free distribution at no cost to recipients who mail a coupon, asserting lasting cure regardless of rupture type age or work.
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Dh. W. S. Rice
Jain
Cheap home cough syrup touted as powerful cure
An advertisement promotes essence mentho laxene with sugar syrup to make a full pint cough syrup at a large saving. It claims rapid relief from coughs and colds via laxative action and promises pneumonia and fever prevention, noting easy home preparation.
Post Santa helps needy children with holiday gifts
The Santa Claus department reports hundreds of letters seeking toys, clothing, and warming gifts for families. Donors have contributed hundreds of dollars and goods, including toys, books, and underclothes, as editors verify a Dorchester family in need and pledge continued aid through the week.
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Santa Claus
Santa Claus Department
Santa
Dorchester
Post
Mattapan
Mother Defends Baby as Woman Attacks in Court
In Newburyport on December 19 Annie Moynihan hugged her infant while warding off Ellen Wiseman who attempted to bite the child. Wiseman was arrested for fighting and fined on her counter complaint. Judge Simpson found Moynihan not guilty.
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Ellen Wiseman
Annie Moynihan
Wiseman
Simpson
Senate backs rules against cloture efforts in Sherman era
Washington report: Senate votes 37 to 17 to resist any move to alter rules to allow cloture. Debate centers on Vice President Sherman ruling that a paired announcement can justify a quorum. Republicans mostly supported the chair. disagreements over absentee voting and pair practices marked the session.
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Washington
Senate
Sherman
Hale
Heyburn
Dillingham
Martin
Two Women Charged With Shoplifting in Roxbury Store
Two women identified as Margaret Brown, 28, and Elizabeth Brown, 68, were arrested last night on a shoplifting charge after being caught by a store detective in a Washington street Roxbury shop. Both wore slit skirts concealing large canvas bags.
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Margaret Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Washington Street
Roxbury
Institute Leader Rebutts Cooke Criticisms on Education Efficiency
President Maclaurin of the Institute of Technology rejects Morris L. Cooke’s Carnegie report. He calls the eight college critiques obvious truism and faults the study for not addressing departmental efficiency or treating Cooke as unqualified to judge educational methods.
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Maclaurin
Institute of Technology
Morris L. Cooke
M. E
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement
Cooke
Boy Sells Candy to Seek Missing Mother in Providence
Lynn news recounts 12-year-old George Welch of 14 Charles Street selling candy kisses on Market Street to raise funds for a search for his mother Mary Welch who vanished in fall 1907. He hopes to locate her in Providence and plans to support himself there while traveling. He lives with his grandmother Mrs John O Nell.
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Lynn
George Welch
Charles Street
Providence
Market Street
Mary Welch
John O'Nell
John Henry Pillsbury Dies Former School Leader in Newton
John Henry Pillsbury longtime educator and principal of the Waban school for boys died at his Newton home. He taught at Wesleyan Wilbraham Academy and Springfield High School and lectured at Smith College. He was ordained a Methodist Episcopal minister in 1870.
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Waban School For
Newton
Wesleyan
Wilbraham Academy
Springfield High School
Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rainey seeks probe of Roosevelt junket rail bills
Representative Henry T. Rainey of Illinois urged a House investigation into Theodore Roosevelt's railroad expenses during his presidency. He claims Roosevelt repeatedly pressed railroads for special trains for hunting trips and junkets and that bills may not have been paid. A five member committee inquiry was proposed and referred to the rules committee, with possible floor action after ten days.
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Washington, D. C
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
House of Representatives
Teodore Roosevelt
United States
Rathey
Rainey
Relience Loan Company manager fined for usury disorderly conduct
Arthur Hill of the Reliance Loan Company was sentenced in Philadelphia to a $500 fine and costs as the first conviction under a state ruling labeling money loan offices with usurious rates as disorderly houses. His appeal was filed immediately. Eleven other alleged usurers remain indicted and held in bail awaiting the appeal outcome.
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Philadelphia
Arthur. Hill
Reliance Loan Company
River bank subway stations urged by city counsel
Briefs filed with railroad commissioners argue the Elevated should build stations at Massachusetts avenue Dartmouth street and Charles street claiming the city owns the subway and property owners dictate terms. Attorney Snow for the L says station costs would reach 317100 dollars.
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Riverbank
Babson
Massachusetts Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Charles Street
Snow
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