Wedding at First Baptist Church Hyde Park
In Hyde Park at the First Baptist Church Mr L D Tandy of Thomson Houston Electric and Miss Mabel H Hill daughter of the late William Hill were wed before about six hundred guests. Rev H Francis Kerry conducted the ceremony and a reception followed at the bride's grandmother's home. The couple began a brief wedding tour that evening.
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Hype Park
First Baptist Church
L. D. Tandy
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Mabel H. Hill
William Hill
Hyde Park
H. Francis Kerry
Omaha tragedy ends in double tragedy at home
Nicholas Fox a packing house worker shot his wife fatally and cut his own throat from ear to ear in a South Omaha home early today. Domestic trouble was given as the motive.
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Omaha, Neb
Nicholas Fox
South Omaha
Lynch Recaptured Escapees Sentenced to One More Year
John C. Lynch, who escaped from a state prison last summer and was recently recaptured, was sentenced yesterday morning to an additional year for his trouble.
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John C.lynch
Kris Kringle Doll Gift In New Home Sewing Ad
Kris Kringle will give each child a dressed doll valued at five dollars whose maman buys a New Home Sewing Machine. Address 160 Tremont.
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Kris Kringle
Tremont
Chauncey Depew Speech Praises Puritan Crank Image
Mary A Livermore notes Chauncey Depew's remarks on the Puritan as a crank, highlighting lingering attitudes and the era's social expectations. The piece reflects contemporary debate on reform and character in public life.
Hard at Work in Suffrage and Temperance Leader Livermore
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, just past seventy, returns from a three week western lecture tour. She reflects on aging, her lifelong work for women’s education, suffrage and temperance, and recalls early barriers at political conventions. She notes the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union now boasts about six hundred thousand members and recalls her role as an early woman reporter at Lincoln’s national Republican convention. Continued on fourth page.
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Mary A. Livermore
New Post
Melrose
Europe
Dr. Holmes
Mr. Whittier
Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
Loyal Legion
Allen
Sanitary Commission
Abraham Lincoln
Redpath
Abyssinia Fire Destroys Guion Line Ship Off Dec 13
The Cunard liner Abyssinia burned at sea after leaving New York on December 13. All 68 passengers and about 80 crew were saved by the German steamer Spree. The ship, valued at $200,000, carried a large cargo including 1223 bales of cotton and 16,000 bushels of wheat, and was bound for Liverpool when fire broke out in the cargo holds.
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Lonoox
Abys’ Sinia
Guion Line
New York
Liverpool
Lloyd
Spree
Willigrod
Bremen
Seilly Islands
Abyssinia
Southampton
Murray
George 5. Murray
Alaska
Mary Wolfender
Fall River
Mass
Ki. Woodfield
Springfield
John Harvey
Toronto
Joseph Cook
England
Robert Cartwright
Helen Cartwright
James Johnson
Neilie Lighe
Frank Pritty
Patrick Flannery
Joseph M. Kerr
Salt Lake
Ira Williams
J. H. Richards
David Williams
Charles Massey
Montreal
John Uvngle
J. Piling
Paul Worth
Cunard Line
Thompsons
Glasgow
Scotland
Vancouver
S. C
Hong Kong
Canadian Pacific Line
Mendelson Bros
Dresden China Novelties Lead Holiday Shipments
Steamers Scythia Stubbenhuk and Calbur gas sent 333 packages of China and Glass for holiday sales. Dresden China features Pepper Grinder Nut Crackers 5 in Bread and Butter Plates Chocolate Pots and many more. Fresh stock appears in Dinner Set Hall Art Pottery Rooms Glass Floor Gallery and Main Floor.
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Scythia
Liverpool
Stubbenhuk
Hamburg
Calburgas
Hong Kong
Dresden
China
Weather outlook for New England into Thursday
Weather forecast from The Weather Indications for December 22 at 8 p m notes occasional showers in New England, followed by warm weather and rain southwest winds with minimal temperature changes, and a probable colder spell on Thursday with fair skies.
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Washington
New England
Jay-Eye-See's Owner Jerome Case Dead at 70
Jerome J. Case racine Wis millionaire manufacturer and horse enthusiast died at his home in Racine. He built a threshing machine shop in 1840 and grew Jay-Eye-See into a 40 acre plant. His wealth was about 5 million dollars. He leaves a widow and four children including son Jackson, current mayor.
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Jay-Eye-See
Racing
Wis
Jerome J. Case
Jay-Eye
Jackson
Dunlap to be pardoned after fourteen years in prison
James Dunlap, sentenced to twenty years for breaking the Northampton National Bank, will be pardoned on December 29. The Governor's Council is to recommend a pardon at its meeting today. Dunlap has served fourteen years in state prison and is highly spoken of by Warden Lovering.
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James Dunlap
Northampton National Bank
Dunlap
Lovering
Cohasset Club elects officers at annual meeting
At the Cohasset Club annual meeting held last Saturday evening officers were elected President Louis Barta Vice President Theodore C Hurd Secretary George H Eustis Treasurer Henry F Johnson and directors Bodwell 8 Briggs Henry A Emerson Edward F Sanborn Samuel H Folsom Howard D Nash George A Fernald.
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Cohasset Club
Louis Barta
Theodore C. Hurd
George H. Eustis
Henry F. Johnson
Bodwell
Briggs
Henry A. Emerson
Edward F. Sanborn
Samuel H. Folsom
Howard D. Nash
George A. Fernald
Maverick Bank Cases Set for Grand Jury Feb Two
The cases against Maverick National Bank directors will be presented to the United States District Court at the next grand jury session on February 2.
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Maverick Bank
Maverick National Bank
United States District Court
Grand
Salvation Oil Advertised as Superior to Liniments
An ad advocates Salvation Oil as purer and better than costly liniments with unfounded claims, urging readers to choose the product over competitors.
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Salvation Oil
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Pittsburgh
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Sires and Sons
Horace Porter
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Pepos
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Bromfield Street
Washington St
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Logiof-Poo
Adams Sq
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Dock Square
Faneuil Hall
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