Men Guessing What to Wear for Westminster Abbey Event
London reports the lack of guidance from the Lord Chamberlain on attire for male guests at Princess Mary and Viscount Lascelles wedding at Westminster Abbey. Ordinary men may wear an evening court costume or morning levee outfit, featuring tailcoat, white waistcoat, black silk knee breeches, and silk stockings.
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London
United News
Westminster Abbey
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Fire wipes out Music Halls block in Webster
Fire swept the Music Halls block on High street in Webster today causing an estimated $100,000 in damage. No injuries were reported.
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Webster
Music Halls
High Street
Fashion Tips Emphasize Loose Menswear For 1920s Style
Philadelphia report from the National Association of Merchant Tailors notes men's clothing should feature ample cuts and soft drape. Business wear favors sack suits with two or three buttons, fuller coats, roomy shoulders and hips, and plain trouser bottoms. waistcoats should open wide at the chest. The group opposes using tuxedo jackets for formal evening wear.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Merchant Tailors of America
Shaughnessy Dies From Knickerbocker Theatre Disaster
Edward H. Shaughnessy of Chicago, second assistant postmaster general, died at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington from injuries suffered in the Knickerbocker Theatre disaster Saturday night.
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Washington
Edward H. Shaughnessy
Chicago
Walter Reed Hospital
Falls Down Stairs In Dorchester Visit
Patrick Donnelly aged 41 of 2 Glenwood Street Dorchester fell down stairs while visiting at 54 Bromley Street South End. He was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull and is on the danger list.
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Patrick Donnelly
Glenwood Street
Dorchester
Bromley Street
South End
City Hospital
Osborne Juror Hurt in Full
Concord New Hampshire Feb 2 A forced recess occurred in the Duffy Osborne alienation of affections case after juror J J Greenough fell on a slippery pavement dislocating his shoulder He attended the morning session then was sent to hospital for setting surgeons hope he can return when court opens tomorrow
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Concord
N. H
Duffy-Osborne
J. J. Greenough
The Jamestown voyage to Ireland relief 1846 47
Captain R B Forbes led the Jamestown relief voyage to Ireland during the 1846 47 famine loading at Charlestown Navy Yard on March 17. Boston and Massachusetts funds and committees backed the effort with barrels of supplies and a Macedo nian relief ship. New England’s reciprocal aid echoed Ireland’s earlier mercy with records noting Plymouth Duxburrow Scituate Middle Berry and Marshfield among towns naming relief distribution participants.
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R. B. Forbes
Jamestown
Ireland
Charlestown Navy Yard
St. Patrick’s Day
Mr. Forbes
Congress
Robert C. Winthrop
Josiah Quincy, Jr
Boston
Patrick T. Jackson
Thomas Lee
David Henshaw
James K. Mills
George W. Crockett
J. Ingersoll Bowditch
Cork
Father Mathew
Captain Forbes
Forbes
New York
Boston Relief Committee
Father Taylor
Bethel
Massachusetts
New England
Philip
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Lowell Council Hears Welch Removal Case
Lowell February hearing on the removal of Police Superintendent Redmond Welch by Mayor George H Brown drew over a thousand citizens to Memorial Hall. Welch testified he halted his auto on Labor Day and refused to contribute to Brown’s mayoral campaign, denying any campaign contribution. The council met in full session and the hearing resumed the next evening.
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Lowell
Memorial Hall
Redmond Welch
George H. Brown
Welch
Jackson Street
Brown
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Gilchrist
Mark Downs
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Lowell Council
Mastin
Tomas Pennine
Houghton & Dutton
Epstein's
Walker Rintel's
Macy's
Armstrong's
Diwan Glau
Vogue
Norfolls
Coats
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