Thirty Two Roumanian Weddings Open Royal Celebration
In Bucharest on February 5 Prince Ferdinand and his bride presided over the ancient Roumanian custom of thirty two peasant couples wedding representing all districts. The couples traveled in thirty two flower-decorated carriages to the royal palace for a wedding dinner. A purse of gold was given to each couple by King Charles, and Crown Prince Ferdinand toasted every groom and bride. The royal pair was greeted by cheering crowds as they rode from church to palace.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Ferdinand
Royal
Charles
Tramps Frozen On Concord Track In Massachusetts Three
Three tramps were found severely frozen on the Concord and Montreal railroad track near Concord New Hampshire. Richard Condon of North Adams Massachusetts 34 is unconscious and likely to die. William A Russell of New Bedford Massachusetts 56 has frostbitten hands and feet and may need amputation if he survives. Thomas Tulley from the north of Ireland 23 escaped with serious injuries. All had served time for drunkenness in the House of Correction at North Boscawen.
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Concord
N. H
Concord & Montreal
Richard Condon
North Adams
Mass
William A. Russell
New Bedford
Thomas Tulley
Ireland
Condon
Russell
Tulley
House of Correction
North Boscawen
Cold wave blankets Barre and St Johnsbury VT
Below zero temperatures grip Vermont towns with Barre reporting 24 below and a harsher night expected. Nearby St Johnsbury records 35 below Sunday morning after a severe wind storm blocked highways and delayed trains brink of further cold.
Lincoln's Lincoln's whiskey ad at 21 Essex street
A notice offers pure XXXX Cabinet Whiskey for sale at Lincoln's located at 21 Essex Street. The advert claims the rare stimulant contains no fiery material and is free from fusel oil and other baneful ingredients.
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Lincoln’s
Essex Street
Weather Indications Forecast For Monday In New England And Eastern New York
Washington report of February5 to 8 p m notes fair weather in New England followed by snow Monday or Monday night with rising temperatures and southerly winds. Eastern New York faces threatening weather with snow likely turning to rain, warmer and southerly wind shift.
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Washington
New England
New York
The Superexcellent Gibson's Whiskey Advertised
The product boasts natural flavor and purity fit for family and medicinal use. It is for sale by druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers.
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Gibson’s
By Their Gait at BALL ye know them well insured walk
A fragmentary ad touts life insurance with slogans on wealth and security. It names Nai'er Life Insurance Co and J.7 Whelps as state agent in Boston, promoting insured walking as wealth.
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State Agt
Pey
Boston
Up in Smoke Lincoln Hall item sale Newton Highlands
Lincoln Hall in Burnet Newton Highlands marks down remaining broken lines to ridiculously low prices. These comparatively new goods were in business for three years and are not aged or impaired. Don’t miss this chance to buy unseen before.
Tremont Temple Lectures and Carnival Opener Today
Today in Boston Tremont Temple opens the noon lecture course by Rev. Joseph Cook. The Beacon Hill salons resume, and the Potter trial continues in U S Court. King Winter and King Carnival start a week long Montreal Amateur Athletic Association event with Park Toboggan slide kickoff. boxing matches in Brooklyn feature Murphy vs Griffin for 5000 dollars and a bantamweight title, with prior defeat noted.
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Joseph Cook
Tremont Temple
Beacon Hill
Potter
United States
King Winter
King Carnival
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
Park
Braintree
Mass
Kid Hogan
Dolly Lyons
Griffin
Murphy
California
Boston
Martin Murphy
Nyack
Brooklyn
Colonel Linn
Cora Tanner
Bohemia
Madison Square Garden
New York
Carlyle Harris
Weaver
Cooper Union
Westminster Kennel Club
St. Patrick’s Alliance
Masonic Hall
Trenton
N.J
Jersey
Natchez
Miss
Grand Lodge
Parkinson
State Agricultural Society
Madison
Wis
Grand Rapids
Mich
Sheehan
Lockwood
James Duggan
Buffalo
N. Y
Southern
New Albany
Boston Artist Wins Evans Prize in New York Exhibit
Mrs. Sarah C. Sears, wife of Boston millionaire J Montgomery Sears, won the Evans $500 prize for the most meritorious water color at the New York Water Color Exhibition. Her work Romola, a portrait of Mrs. Bunker, impressed judges including Willard Metcalf and Childe Hassam, despite her anonymity as Miss Sears.
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Boston
Sarah C. Sears
New York
J. Montgomery Sears
Sears
Romola
Bunker
Dennis Bunker
William T. Evans
Evans
Abbott Thayer
Choate
Old Colony Railroad
Mrs Whitney Dies in New York High Society Circle
Mrs. William C. Whitney wife of the ex Secretary of the Navy died at 3 o’clock this morning at 2 West Fifty seventh street New York of heart disease. She led New York society and was famed for intellect, charm, and diplomatic ties, with strong family connections in Ohio. Her death leaves a prominent social and financial network in mourning.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
West Fifty Seventh Street
Mr. Whitney
J. Wood McLane
Charles McBurney
Whitney
Cleveland
Mrs. Whitney
Henry B. Payne
William Bingham
Euclid Avenue
Oliver H. Payne
Whitneys
Washington
Navy
Death of Mrs Whitney Draws Dignitaries and Wide Sympathy
Mrs Whitney dies suddenly at her home after heart illness worsened. Mr Whitney, Dr McBurney, and nurses adjust in quiet hours. Telegrams of condolence arrive from President-elect Cleveland and foreign ministers. Funeral set for 10 am Tuesday at St Bartholomew's Church with interment in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Dr. McBurney
Dr. McLane
Mrs. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Cleveland
Julian Pauncefote
Washington
Mr. Cleveland
Harrisons
Madison Avenue
David H. Greer
Woodlawn Cemetery
Sketch of Mrs Whitney Leads New York Society
New York on February 5 special report notes Mrs Whitney has risen as a prominent and benevolent figure in New York society since the Astor family hardship prompted Mrs Astor to reside abroad. The piece portrays her as remarkable and good, guiding social circles with steadiness.
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New York
Bohemia
Whitney
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Astor
Salvation Oil Ad Claims Cuts Need No Doctor Visit
An old advertisement urges readers that for minor cuts and bruises there is no need to see a doctor and promotes Salvation Oil available for just 25 cents.
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Salvation Oil
Graves at Liberty After Bail Granted for New Trial
Dr T Thatcher Graves, once condemned to hang for poisoning Mrs Josephine Barnaby of Providence, Rhode Island, arrived in Denver after leaving prison. He paid 50 000 bail for a rehearing and was released. Graves appears well and hopeful no second trial will occur due to cost and missing witnesses.
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Denver
Col
T. Thatcher Graves
Josephine Barnaby
Providence
R. I
Denever
Death from grape seed in Stoneham editor’s daughter
Miss Florence Barnstead, 21, daughter of R W Barnstead editor of the Stoneham News, died Saturday in Stoneham from peritonitis caused by a grape seed lodging in the viscera. The fatal infection followed inflammation, marking a rare cause of death in the area.
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Stoneham
Florence Barnstead
R. W. Barnstead
The
Stoneham News
Miss Barnstead
Dr Bull Cough Syrup Claims Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Bull Cough Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for coughs, asserting it has a universal success rate and will effectively drive cough symptoms from the system. The copy emphasizes reliability and rapid relief.
Elegant balanced window drapery for parlor use
Two windows flank the room creating a balanced look with lambrequins. The design admits light and a chair fits on one side while faces are highlighted. Four colorings arrived two quivers ciel absinthe yellow ivory yield two tones and resemble eight-dollar brocatelle. cost 2.25 per yard. Drapery with fringe tassels and ivory pole can be made for 35.00.
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King & UO
Washington St
Cor Kneeland
Ce Garmon
Manager
Leonard & CO
Bromfield ST
Charles Rode
Lincoln Hall
Newton Highlands
Burnet
ELIOT
Newton
Eliot Church
Albert Greenwood
Kempton
Chemical B
KE. W. Stevens
J. W. Waterhouse
Waterhouse
E. Moulton
F. S. Thorpe
W. W. Heckman
Lincoln Block
Waban Tribe
Order of
Red Men
Prospect Lodge of Odd Fellows
Lodge
Daughters of Rebekah
Hyde & Co
Bettner & Co
E. W. Stevens
Lincain
Washington Society
Europe
Diplomatic Corps
New York Society
Graves AT Liberty
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