Salem Millionaire Weds Trained Nurse in Simple Ceremony
Harry P. Smith of Salem, a yacht owner and Misery Island Boat Club member, married Caroline C. Pritchard of Pottsville, a trained nurse. The couple wed at Pottsville with Rev. Dr. James T. Satchell officiating, then departed for a European tour aboard their yacht Adrienne.
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Salem
Harry P. Smith
Misery Island Boat Club
Eastern Yacht Club
Adrienne
Little God of Love
Caroline C. Pritchard
Pottsville
Penn
Smith
Miss Smith
Bessie Smith
Alfred Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Newport
D. C. Pritchard
Vanderbilt Farm
James T. Satchell
Ina Stichter
L. L. Pritchard
Caroline Pritchard
Child Shot by Burglar in Hanover Street Incident
Angelina Nicosia eight is gravely wounded after a man Marcellino De Scasio shot through a locked door believing intruder. De Scasio 92 Prince Street held at Station 1 charged with assault with intent to kill. The girl underwent amputation of her left arm and remains in danger.
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Marcellino de Scasio
Prince Street
Angelina Nicosia
Battery Street
Hanover Street
Salvatore Nicosia
de Scasto
de Scasio
Sargent Sweeney
Kirley and
McCard
Man and Wife Shot While Fooling With Revolver
Charlies Jones and his wife Edith were injured when a revolver discharged during a playful moment at the sister's home on Savoy street. Jones received a gunshot wound to the left hand while Edith was struck in the right breast. Both were taken to City Hospital. Edith’s condition is serious. The incident drew a crowd as police investigated and residents gave similar accounts of an accident.
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Charlies’ Jones
Edith
City Hospital
Mrs. Jones
Joneses
Savoy Street
Alice Young
Jones
Mysterious Woman Found Dead in Roxbury Lodging House
A 45 year old unnamed woman was found dead in a Roxbury lodging house at 114 Kendall Street. An empty whiskey bottle and pawn ticket marked Bertha Vansen were found, autopsy planned at City Hospital morgue, details scarce as investigators seek ID.
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Mary Hoonan
Kendall Street
Roxbury
Bertha Vansen
Father John's Medicine Endorsement in Taunton Notice
Mr John Moran of 438 Cohani street Taunton Mass writes of his 16 year old son recovering from pneumonia after taking Father John's Medicine He recommends it for his family and notes the 1 dollar size offers three times the quantity of the 60 cent size It claims to cure colds and all throat and lung troubles prevent pneumonia and consumption and urges asking the druggist for it.
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John Moran
Cohani Street
Taunton
Mass
Father John
Brookline Mourns Death Of Longtime School Leader David Daniel
David H. Daniel, a prominent Brookline figure and longtime educator who served over 40 years in the town’s schools and once as superintendent, died yesterday at his home on Washington Street.
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David H. Daniel
Brookline
Washington Street
Mr. Daniel
Santa Claus burn at home in Charlestown accident
Henry A. Morse, while dressed as Santa at his home 27 Lyndeboro Street Charlestown, was badly burned about the head after his fur coat caught fire from a candle. He was taken to the Relief station for treatment.
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Henry A. Morse
Santa Claus
Lyndeboro Street
Charlestown
Mere
Stan
Natives Kill Ship Captain in New Hebrides Incident
The steamer Moana reports that natives of Mallf cola in the New Hebrides attacked the recruiting schooner Lilly, killing Captain Henry Atkinson and wounding two crew. They killed to appease a superstition after burying a dead native ashore, while later the steamer Pearl faced a similar attack.
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Victoria
B. C
Australia
Lilly
Mallfcola
New Hebrides
Henry Asmos Atkinson
New Caledonia
Malticolo
Atkinson
Allves
Pearl
Kaiser Gave Gold Away on Christmas in Sans Souci Park
Berlin reports the Emperor spent Christmas in the usual manner distributing bright new gold pieces from the mint to gardeners and watchmen in Sans Souci Park. After dinner at 4, Christmas trees were lit in the shell hall of the new palace with each imperial child having a tree sized for their age.
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Berlin
Sans Souci
New Palace
Christmas Dinner Hosts in Paris Include Navy Guests
Ambassador and Mrs Porter hosted a Christmas dinner in Paris with Admiral and Mrs Kautz and Commander and Mrs Barbour among the guests, on December 2.
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Paris
Porter
Kautz
Barbour
Man on Mansion Avenue Found Dead in Hotel Gas Incident
Providence police report Michael J. Carey of Manton Avenue was found nearly dead from illuminating gas at the St George Hotel on Pine Street. He died soon after. A mill worker with ties to Riverside and Fletcher's mills, the room appeared to point to an accident.
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Providence
R. I
Michael J. Carey
Manton Avenue
St. George Hotel
Pine Street
Riverside
Fletcher’s Mill
Olneyville
Janitor Albert Olney Dies in Fire at Marion Printing
Providence dispatch reports Albert Olney janitor of the Marion printing office at 108 Eddy street died from smoke inhalation after a fire broke out in the premises. He was removed to the curb by firemen but succumbed shortly after.
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Providence
R. J
Albert Olney
Marion Printing Office
Eddy Street
Fair and Colder Outlook This Weekend
Local forecast calls for fair and colder conditions on Friday with continued cold through Saturday. Winds shift to westerly as temperatures stay low across the region.
Thermometer Records Sountainteee Reading at Thompson’s Spa
A thermometer at Thompson's Spa on Washington Street registered the Sountainteee yesterday. Readings show a notable temperature spike for the period with local impact.
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Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
Germany demands cash payment before arbitration in Venezuela case
The Lokal Anzeiger prints a German government line stating 1,700,000 bolivars must be paid immediately in cash before any arbitration on the Venezuelan dispute. It notes Roosevelt's pledge to arbitrate may indirectly guarantee payment, and officials expect Roosevelt to take on the task.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Foreign Office
Roosevelt
Castro Accepts Arbitration With Conditions
President Castro telegraphed from La Victoria his acceptance to submit all pending differences to The Hague tribunal arbitration. Conditions include lifting the blockade and return of the fleet seized by allied powers, though the fleet was sunk by allies, making return impossible. The note states the proposal originated with Washington.
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Caracas
Castro
la Victoria
Hague Tribunal
Venezuela
Washington
Venezuela arbitration call backed by DEstournelles de Constant
Baron D Estournelles de Constant writes to Foreign Minister Delcasse interpleading the government over The Hague Article 27 and allied powers coercing Venezuela. He supports United States on referring Venezuelan dispute to The Hague court and urges adherence to arbitration obligations.
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Paris
Baron D’estournelles de Constant
Delcasse
Venezuela
Baron D'Estournelles
United States
Hague
France
Hague Court of Arbitration
Ropean
President undecided on Venezuela invitation arbitration
State Department officials said the President had not yet decided whether to arbitrate the Venezuela matter. The report notes the issue remains unsettled with further details continued on Page 8.
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Washington
State Department
Venezuela
Attending Physician Says Her Patient Was Given Arsenic
Dr William B Chipman, Chelsea physician, testifies Mrs Katherine Richardson claimed she was being poisoned, noting a glass of whiskey with heavy sediment. Dr Eunice Kinney also declares arsenic poisoning, detailing treatments and the mother Mrs Harley Richardson in critical condition amid an arrest for alleged murder attempt.
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Williamb. Chipman
Harley Richardson
Revere
Katherine
Dr. Chipman
Eunice D Kinney
Katherine Richardson
Lfe
Miss Richardson
Morrison House
Rollins
Chief Sackett
Kinney
Dr. Kinney
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Germany
the Hague
Baron de Constant
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