Miss Mary Barber Weds Major Hartzell in Canton
Miss Mary Barber eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs M C Barber became the wife of Major Ralph Hartzell at the Saxton homestead. The Rev O B Milligan officiated with about 150 guests present. Mrs McKinley and cabinet friends sent gifts as Barber and Hartzell depart for Denver where Hartzell practices law.
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Mary Barber
Mrs. McKinley
Major Hartzell
Denver
Canton, O
M. C. Barber
Ralph Hartzell
Saxton
McKinleys
Barbers
McKinley
Fred
Hartzell
McKinley Memorial Association
Barber
White House
Cabinet
Tives
Perjury Or Forgery Case Before Judge Ely
Joseph Durgin and Walter Pike faced Judge Ely in municipal court charged with forging and uttering two notes purporting to be Cunningham. Key witnesses included Cunningham denying notes and Way confirming discounting. Durgin and Pike described a scheme with notes dated 1902 and 1907, sharing proceeds and drinking after cashing. The case was sent toward grand jury consideration with defense arguing lack of criminal conduct.
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Joseph Durgin
Walter Pike
Ely
William
Cunningham
City Hall
Walt 5
Martin
Flower
Walter T. Way
Austin Street
Pike
O'Leary
Itlian
Assessors
Mr. Way
Cunnaingham
Defendant
Council Chamber
Bowdoin Square
James Street
Durgin
Tomfohrde'’s
Mr. Ross
O’leary
Canada
George Libby
Liquor Case In Somerville Involves Storekeepers and a Spirited Plot
In Somerville a two part case centers on Simon Careensfel¢s and Jeremiah Murphy proprietors of Linwood street shops. Murphy faces charges of keeping a common liquor nuisance and of selling liquor with intent. Greenfeldt accuses Murphy of setting a trap to ensnare him while the father of a Murray girl alleges Greenfeldt used his daughter to buy cider for Murphy. A continuance until Jan. 6 was granted. A cider caper ending with police seizure drew skepticism from Murphy and Greenfeldt alike.
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Somerville
Simon Careenfel¢s
Jeremiah Murphy
Linwood Street
Murphy
Greenfeldt
N Murray
Murphy's
Greenfeldt’s
Reich
Charles Johnson
Murray
Reliance on Prof Hollis in Brighton Coal Plan
Philip Cabot in charge of the city fuel committee discussed General Bancroft’s admiralty coal offers. Professor Hollis of Harvard tested it and found mixed quality, needing large base coal and frequent crust breaking. The committee plans to use it only in extremity, while supplying current soft coal to 14 stations and trying to cover costs from a $74,000 fund, reducing street pedlars’ price gouging.
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Philip Cabot
City
Herbert Lyman
Post
Brighton
General Bancroft
Hollin
Harvard
Admiralty
Hollis
Cabot
Boston
Body of Man Found In Pembroke Woods
A 65 year old man, unidentified, was found deceased in Pembroke woods near Centre Street between cranberry bogs. A small head wound may relate to death, with clothing frozen and body awaiting medical examiner, while a Pembroke grocery clerk later positively identified the man as the stranger seen in town weeks earlier.
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Bryantvilld
Pembroke
Centre Street
Sulham’s
Frank Hayes
James Muller
Ira F. Porter
Pembroke Centre
Brockton
Duxbury
Hopemock Pond
Frank Pulsifer
Threads Used In Surgery Through The Ages
Modern surgery uses many thread types from kangaroo tendons to silk and silver wire. Kangaroo tendons hold about four weeks, silk as long as six months, and silver wire is essentially indestructible. Special needles, curved in segments or spear and bayonet shaped, adapt to each thread for wounds that heal and then disappear.
Temptation hinted in playful Adam and Eve exchange
A playful conversation features Willie proposing an Adam and Eve role play with Mabel. Willie cites temptation as he asks Mabel to be Eve and he to be Adam.
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Willie
Mabel
Eve
Adam
Beverly option sale blocked by injunction ruling
Judge Waitt in Salem refused to issue an injunction stopping Tracy Thatcher of Beverly from selling 260 to 262 Cabot Street, formerly Mrs. Gilbert P Weston's property, despite her protest. The property sold at auction to William L Wood for 11200, Thatcher's option valid though not expiring until Jan 1 1908. Weston filed bill of complaint, but Judge Waltz ruled the option valid and no action could be taken before expiry. Thatcher plans suit against interference. The parcel spans nearly 10,000 feet in central Beverly.
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Beverly
Pep
Waitt
Salem
Tracy Thatcher
Cabot Street
Gilbert P. Weston
Thatcher
William L. Wood
Weston
Gilbert Weston
Waltz
Mr. Thatcher
J. J. Henry
Pickings From Fiction Quotations Digest
A collage of quoted lines from various fiction works includes reflections on repentance reading runes marriage motives and female independence. The snippets feature authors like Philip Longstreth Dorothy Vernon and Graystone, and touch themes of love memory fate and gender dynamics.
Two Qualities Named Truthfulness and Obedience
A dialogue from the Illinois State Register presents a mistress emphasizing truthfulness and obedience to a new servant. The servant Mary asks which trait applies when asked to deny a caller, highlighting tension between honesty and compliance.
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Mary
Ilinois
Orangeiie Blues Quick Cure Clears Colds and Headache
A brief notice promotes Orangeiie Blues as a fast remedy that dispels colds headaches neuralgia and grip with swift relief. The ad emphasizes broad action against multiple ailments and urges readers to try the product for quick comfort.
Stage Matters and Theatre News Across Cities
William Faversham and Miss Opp wed at Greenwich by Judge Burns. Faversham 84 and Opp 26, both divorced. Mrs Faversham’s New York suit recalled. Miss Opp recently divorced Robert Loraine. They starred in A Royal Rival. Sultan of Sulu a Wallack’s hit. Grau improving. Miss de Wolfe’s Way of the World tour extended. Cynthia in rehearsal. Jewett to lead Virginia Harned in Iris at Colonial. Elmira costumes delay Taming of Helen. Davis performs. Professor Carpenter hypnotic exhibitions in Century building amuse.
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James K. Hackett
Stephen Brice
the Tremont
Boston Theatre
Joseph Hart
Carrie de Mar
Grand Opera House
Joe Santley
Violet Holliday
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Hollis
Amelia Bingham
Museum
Boston
Martin Harvey
Colonial Theatre
Virginia Harned
William Faversham
Julie Opp
Greenwich
Conn
C. D. Burns
Maurice Grau
Pisie de Wolfe
Miss de Wolfe
Cynthia
Henry Jewett
Iris
Elmira
Henry Miller
Helen
Richard Harding Davis
Professor Carpenter
Century Building
Huntington Avenue
Mrs Gielows Recital Showcases Negro Life Sketches
Mrs Martha Gielow presented yesterday afternoon at Steinert Hall a recital featuring original sketches from Old Plantation Life and Mammy's Reminiscences. The pieces depict pre Civil War Southern negro life in quaint dialect, including Caroline's Weddin Uncle Tom's Matrimonial Difficulties and How Sis Viney Went Home to Glory. Old plantation songs accompanied the sketches, drawing a fair, receptive audience and educational value.
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Martha
Uncle Tom
Sis Viney
Royal Blue Line Tours Schedule and Prices
Royal Blue Line offers personally conducted tours to Washington with departures on January 16 and 50, February 13, March 6 and 20, and April 3 and 17. The package covers all expenses including five days in Washington plus visits to Philadelphia and New York with stopover privileges. Other itineraries include Jacksonville trips at $69.50, with travel to Mieride and return. For full itineraries and details contact Joseph P. Taggart, N. E. P. A., 211 Washington Street, Boston.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Mieride
Jacksonville
Joseph P. Taggart
Washington Street
Boston
Executive Council Session Opens With Minimal Nominations
Governor Crane returns to the State House after several days away and receives many callers. Today's council session is not expected to name major nominations, with remaining appointment questions, including the Chelsea Court justiceship, to be settled by Governor Bates.
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Crane
State House
Chelsea Court
Bates
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Miss Ida
Pembroke Woods
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