Kimball Paine Wedding Shines In Society Parade
Society notes recount the Kimball Paine wedding described as the week’s brightest event with a fashionable breakfast. Attendees include Mrs Frederick L Dabney Miss Ruth Whitney and many Boston notables plus guest lists from Brookline and Lenox. The piece also notes engagements and social arrivals including Cornelius Billis Jr and Zaidee Cobb.
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Kimball-Paine
Frederick Ll. Dabney
Ruth Whitney
Fleury M. Whitney
Brookline
Henry Howard Fay
Thomas Motley, Jr
Edward Kendall
Robert Jackson
Robert Treat Paine
Helen Paine
John F. Perkins
John Templeman Coolidge, Jr
Oscar Tasigi
Nora Tasigi
Henry Parker Quincy
Roger Newton Allen
Rosamond Allen
Joseph Bigelow
Mary Bigelow
Adeline Bigelow
Hannah Stevenson
John S. Thorndike
Olivia Thorndike
Charles F. Lyman
Bonnie Lyman
Caroline Kimball
New York
Francis L. Higginson, Jr
London
Leonard Kip Storrs
Maria Storrs
Edward Bedwell
Bedwell
England
Charles Sumner Hamlin
Raleigh Street
Albany
John V. L. Pruyn
Prank Ware
Lenox
Henry P. Jaques
Boston
Charles W. Amory
George S. Silsbee, Jr
Elizabeth Silsbee
Ruth Gaston
Arrest for alleged theft of furs valued at $1000
Eugene Eagan alias Dolan, 30, was arrested by State Officers Drake Smith and Proctor for stealing four ladies fur coats and stoles valued at $1000. He had been shadowed by police after sending three dress suitcases from Revere to a store on Eliot street, with Wowell Lawrence and Salem stores targeted in recent weeks.
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Eugene Eagan
Dolan
William S. Drake
Silas Smith
William H. Proctor
Sagan
Revere
Eliot Street
Wowell
Lawrence
Salem
Back Bay Fire Alarm Box to Be Installed
A fire alarm box numbered 7 will be installed within the next days at the corner of Charlesgate East and Newbury streets Back Bay. Fire commissioners deem it necessary due to valuable property nearby and the need for prompt alarms in a fire.
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Charlesgate East
Newbury Streets
Back Bay
Devil statue replevined for fifty one dollar labor debt
Detroit police guard a devil statue after Herman Menz had it levied under a writ of replevin. Warren West of Ypsilanti claimed fifty one dollars and forty cents for labor on the sculpture created two months earlier, causing a public sensation.
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Detroit
Mich
Herman Menz
Menz
Warren West
Ypsilanti
Beelzebub
Emerson Hall Opens as Home for Philosophy Psychology
Harvard dedicates Simerson Hall as a joint venue for the American Philosophical and American Psychological associations. President Eliot lauds Emerson as a poet prophet and New Englander, with Edward Waldo Emerson and Miss Mary Whiton Calkins addressing the assembled scholars.
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Simerson
Harvard
American Philosophical and
American Psychological Associations
Eliot
Emerson
Edward Waldo Emerson
Mary Whiton Calkins
The
Philosophical Association
Hugo Munsterberg
Ware Street
Railroad magnate James J. Hill plans retirement on Jan 1
ST PAUL Dec 27 James J Hill says he will retire from active work in his vast railway interests at the start of 1905 He has trained his son Louis W Hill to take up the burden and will oversee affairs while leaving details to his successors Hill 67 born near Guelph Ont He opened land and river routes between St Paul and Winnipeg and built the St Paul Minneapolis Manitoba line to the Canadian boundary
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ST. Paul
James J. Hill
Louis W. Hill
Yale
Hill
Minnesota
Louis
Till
Guelph
Ont
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Massachusetts Prison Reform League Wins World’s Fair Honor
Commissioner Fairbanks announces in a letter to Mrs. Spooner and league members that the Massachusetts Prison Reform League received a gold medal and banner at the World's Fair in Portland Oregon. The award acknowledges earlier recognition at the St Louis Fair for international educational commendation.
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Massachusetts Prison Reform League
Portland
Ore
Fairbanks
Spooner
League
St. Louis
Letters Show Nausea At Actress Interview And Gratitude For Doll
A reader scolds an actress Mabelle Gilman for conceit in a published interview and condemns gossiping rivals as unethical. Another letter from M L Holt at Pond Street Georgetown thanks the Post for a Christmas rag doll sent by Columbia and wishes a happy New Year.
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Mabelle Gilman
Post
Marguerite
Columbia
M. L. Holt
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