Sees Bride for First Time at the Wedding
New Albany Indiana February 1 an acquaintance formed by correspondence after a mutual friend introduction led to the marriage of Miss Nellie Wood daughter of Lafayette Wood of New Albany and John W Phillips a real estate agent from Paris Texas. He arrived the day of the ceremony and saw his bride for the first time.
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New Albany
Ind
Nellie Wood
Lafayette Wood
John W. Phillips
Paris
Tex
Charlestown and Portsmouth Navy Yards Bid on Steam Lighter
Charlestown and Portsmouth navy yards are asked to submit bids for a large steam lighter destined for the Newport training station. Construction costs are estimated between 75 000 and 100 000 dollars, with bids due to the Secretary of the Navy by March 1.
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Portsmouth
N. W
Charlestown
Newport
Secretary of the Navy
Gibson Faces New Charge In Szabo Estate Case
Burton W. Gibson, the New York lawyer twice tried for the Rosa Menschik Szabo killing at Greenwood Lake, will be arraigned tomorrow in general sessions on an indictment accusing misappropriation of Szabo estate. Conviction could yield five years for grand larceny plus a fine equal to the misappropriated total, with possible extra five years if the fine is unpaid.
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New York
Burton W. Gibson
Rosa Menschik Szabo
Greenwood Lake
Why Women Lose Their Beauty Soap Ad
An advertisement touts Savon Cadum as a French complexion soap for daily face washing. It claims pores stay open, impurities are expelled, and skin remains fresh with Cadum Pomade to soothe roughness and irritation. Available in drug and department stores for 50 cents a cake.
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Drug and Dept
Raid Stops Poker Game in East Boston District
Police swooped into a home at 7 Paris Street in East Boston arresting six men during a poker game. Officers seized several packs of cards and money from the table. Those arrested, all born in Russia, included Barney Brophy 26, Harry Cohen 34, Max Davis 34, Sam Shapiro, Max Cohen 24, and Jacob Philipps 40. They complained of interference with their pastime and questioned American freedoms.
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Boston
Barney Brophy
McGrath
Harte and
Murphy
Paris Street
Harry Cohen
Howell Street
Max Davis
Chelsea Street
Sam Shapiro
Max Cohen
Meridian Street
Jacob Philips
Putnam Street
Russia
America
New Chelsea Catholic Club Formed With Six Officers
The Chelsea Catholic Club organized last night with 20 young men joining. A permanent board was elected: President Frederick Glennan, Vice-President Frank A. Welch, Recording Secretary Fred Person, Financial Secretary and Treasurer John F. Wheaton, Sergeant-at-Arms George Person. Headquarters are 298 Broadway, with plans for a new clubhouse in spring.
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Chelsea Catholic Club
Chelsea
Frederick Glennan
Frank A. Welch
Fred Person
John F. Wheaton
George Person
Broadway
Double Bill at Opera Tonight at Boston Opera House
The Boston Opera House presents a dual program of Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with Edoardo Ferrari Fontana in the tenor roles. Mme Carolina White sings Santuzza and Miss Alice Nielsen Nedda. Ferrari Fontana debuts Turiddu and returns for the clown in Pagliacci with Ancona as Tonio. Moranzoni conducts both operas.
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Boston Opera House
Cavalleria Rusticana
Edoardo Werrari- Fontana
Mme
Carolina White
Santuzza
Mr. Ferrari-Fontana
Turiddu
Leoncavallo
Alice Nielsen
Nedda
Mr. Ancona
Tonio
Moranzoni
Smallest Baby in World Weighs Only Two Pounds
A 10 month old Lafontaine infant, born November 18, weighs 2 pounds 2 ounces and measures 15 inches long. Parents Mrs. W. R. Morrison and her husband in Warsaw report the child is active and healthy with tiny fingers and a 1.5 inch foot, the smallest baby recorded.
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Warsaw
Ind
W. R. Morrison
Lafontaine
Governor Walsh to be consulted on Boston & Maine trustees
Governor Walsh expects to be consulted by Attorney General McReynolds on the naming of trustees who will direct the separation of the Boston and Maine from the New Haven. The board will control New Haven shares in the Boston Holding Company and decide when to sell them. One trustee may be ex Senator W Murray Crane.
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Walsh
Boston & Maine
New Haven
Federal Department of Justice
New Flaven
Boston
Massachusetts
McReynolds
W. Murray Crane
Catholic Church Moves to Censor Modern Plays
At St Patrick's Cathedral New York a church meeting will launch a movement for church censorship of modern plays. Officials will issue bulletins of acceptable works and members in good standing will be urged to view only officially accepted productions.
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New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Men’s coats shortened belts banned by West End tailors
London fashion notes from February 1 report that mens coats will be shorter this season. Even dress coats will be shortened and modeled to the figure while overcoats shrink in length. Belts are to be abolished to conceal defects rather than accentuate them.
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London
West End
Everett Loses Walking Bar In Nighttime Ruse
A mysterious caller cried out from behind the Evans building in Everett square offering cocktails as a “while you wait drink.” Police chase ends with no arrests though several young men are believed to have partaken and the walking saloon is under pursuit.
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Evans
Everett Square
Everett—vell
Liverett
Harvard dean controversy stirs sermon in San Francisco church
The Rev. Charles F. Abed, once of New York, told congregants he agrees with President Emeritus Eliot of Harvard denying the divinity of Christ. He questioned if New Testament writers call Jesus divine and suggested affirming the divineness of man and the divinity of Christ. He cited Jesus as a miracle worker but questioned all miracles.
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San Francisco
Charles F. Abed
New York
First Congregational Church
Emeritus Eliot
Harvard
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Mark
John
Luke
Paul
Jesus
Bridgeport Editor Edwin Sperry Dies After Illness
Edwin Starr Sperry, once Yale chemistry instructor, died at his home after a brief illness at age 48. He edited The Brass World and Platers' Guide for a decade and held Yale Sheffield Scientific School credentials from 1884. He is survived by his widow.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Edwin Starr Sperry
Yale
Brass World and Platers
Iie
Sheffield Scientific School
Europe
Wasser man banker dies in New York after long illness
Edward Wasserman, a longtime head of a lower Broadway banking firm, died at his New York home after several months of illness. Born in San Francisco in 1859, he graduated from Weidelburg University in 1880 and joined his uncle Jesse Wasserman in New York. He led the family banking house after his uncle retired.
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New York
Edward Wasserman
Lower Broadway
Wasserman
San Francisco
Weidelburg University
Jesse Wasserman
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