Naphen Not to Run If Collins Will Run
Boston political scene centers on Mayor Collins renomination with support voiced by Congressman Naphen and ex-Congressman Fitzgerald amid rumors of rival candidates. The Republican lineup hinges on city committee chair race, while key Democrats discuss possible fields including Naphen Conry and Fitzgerald if Collins withdraw. Nomination to be decided by direct caucus vote next year.
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Naphen
Collins
Henry F. Naphen
John F. Fitzgerald
Eugene N. Foss
Congress
John A. Sullivan
Henry S. Dewey
George Holden Tinkham
George N. Swallow
Conry
Heiress Weds Mill Hand In Florida Honeymoon Plan
Frank Trenwith once earned 70 a week as a Falls of Schuylkill mill worker and now travels toward St Lucie Florida with his bride Miss Jeanne Lyons, daughter of Dr A B Lyons who died two years ago leaving her 400000 fortune. The couple wed at Philadelphia Cathedral after a courtship sparked at a September basketball game. The bride paid 2000 for a wedding supper and Florida tour expenses and plans to build a new house upon return.
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Manayunk
Penn
Frank Trenwith
Falls of Schuylkill
Philadelphia
St. Lucie, Fla
Trenwith
Jeanne Lyons
Miss Lyons
A. B Lyons
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Britannica
Lyman AB. Bott
Encyclopedia Britannica
David Swing
Fiji Islands
Clement Bates
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ross Refuses Pen Entry in Chloroform Jewelry Case
Henry Ross alias Ramsey resisted entering the jail after bondsman Orrin Sherman surrendered him. Detained for a Detroit police case involving chloroforming and robbery of 1500 dollars in jewelry. Extradition papers prepared as officers moved to place the couple aboard a fast return.
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Henry Ross
Ramsey
Ross
Detroit
Orrin Sherman
Appleton Street
To Cure Colds or Grip Take Orangeiie in Water
A brief cure claim advises mixing Orangeiie in hot water and drinking once at night to ward off colds or grip. The directive emphasizes a single nightly dose as sufficient.
Funeral of a Fireman John F Doolin
Funeral services for Ladderman John F Doolin were held at Gate of Heaven Church with many fire department members in attendance. Rev. John J Harkins celebrated the requiem mass. Pallbearers were fellow firefighters and interment followed at Calvary Cemetery. A district firemen detail escorted the body to Andrew Square.
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John F. Doolin
Gate of Heaven Church
Fire Department
John J. Harkins
St. Augustine’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Edwin A. Perkins
Andrew Square
J Montgomery Sears Confined to His Boston Home
Since returning to Boston about six weeks ago J Montgomery Sears has been very ill at his home at the corner of Arlington Street and Commonwealth Avenue. He is reported to suffer rheumatism so severely that a trained nurse is required.
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Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
Arlington Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Sears
Humbert Family Extradition Sparks French Crisis
Paris braces as Humbert family extradition proceedings move quickly after Madrid arrests. Dreyfus affair echoes surge in political strife with attacks on anti Semitism and claims linking Humbert creditors to Dreyfus allies. Police prepare border passage while allies litigate provisional releases.
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Paris
Humbert
Madrid
France
Dreyfus
Cage
Humberts
Gauthier
Chamber of Deputies
M. Hobson
Mascagni Tour in Chicago Ends in Prostration and Cancellation
Pietro Mascagni and his Italian opera company halted their American tour in Chicago as all remaining dates were cancelled. An attachment for $184 was placed on his personal effects by a local claimant, and Mascagni is confined to his room at the Auditorium Annex with nervous prostration while plans to depart for the West tour were dropped.
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Chicago
Pietro Mascagni
Mascagni
Auditorium Annex
Wolf's Boys Department Gives Free Fountain Pen Gift
In the My Clothier shop at Hanover and Portland streets the Wolf's boys department offers a free fountain pen with every suit or over coat purchase. The promotion encourages customers to buy by adding the pen gift to each formal attire sale.
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Wolf's
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Appearance In His Favor At Superior Court
Samuel D. Lockwood, described as having an excellent appearance and from a respectable English family, faced a charge of breaking and entering in the Superior Criminal Court. Evidence showed he had been a canvasser for Balch Bros., with Chicago editions of John L. Stoddard lectures found after thefts. He previously worked for the firm, was found with Balch books at his Bosworth street residence, and possessed keys to Balch premises and storeroom. He admitted selling lectures under the name D. Scott and received 17.50 per set. case continued.
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Samuel D. Lockwood
England
Superior Criminal Court
Balch Bros
Bromfield Street
John L. Stoddard
Gilbert D. Balch
Bosworth Street
Balch
Wesleyan Hall
Wesleyan Building
Francis H. Ballantine
D. Scott
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