Bride duped in Passaic marriage hoax ends in tears
In Passaic New Jersey Josie Kessel of Paterson cried over a fake engagement. She claimed to have married William A. Stelling by secretly marrying and receiving a ring and planned certificate. A note from Chicago Postmarked Passaic declared the marriage a joke and a tragedy for the bride.
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Passaic
N. J
Josie Kessel
Paterson
William A. Stelling
Sterling
Chicago
Hobson Kisses Bride at Nagasaki Wedding
A U S consul in Nagasaki reports Hobson kissed the bride Miss Jennie Pryor of Atlanta Ga who had traveled to Japan to wed Mr Allen Hobson served as best man at the ceremony near Nagasaki with Mr Pryor in attendance and the couple joined as husband and wife in Japan.
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Ind
Hobson
United States
Nagasaki
Japan
Jennie Pryor
Atlanta
Allen
Dora Dolfe
Morris Levin
North Street
9. Caplan
Fannie Dolfe
Sadie Susan
Louis Cohen
Utah
Salt Lake City
Policeman Accused of Frivolous Attack at Boston Eatery
Mrs. Susan E. Walsh of 1114 Washington Street testifies that Patrolman Frederick E. Bostwick of Station 12 in South Boston harassed her and launched frankfurters and pies at her during a noon off duty visit on February 18. She claims his aim was to attract attention to his charm and that she was struck by a pie and peppered with food when she refused. He appeared before the police commissioners with counsel Alpheus Sanford. she recounts he wore only the appearance of a officer, noting his trousers and shoes as the only policeman-like features.
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Susan E. Walsh
Washington Street
Frederick E. Bostwick
Station 12
South
Boston
Board of Police Commissioners
Alpheus Sanford
Bostwick
Bostwick Nose Referenced in Police Board Hearing
A patrolman search identified Bostwick’s nose as the offending member, triggering a board hearing that will resume today.
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Peeeeedeee Deere Eee Pee Pepe
Bostwick
Scallop Trade Ruined by Ice in Chatham Bay
The scallop trade in Chatham is wrecked as ice sheets formed in Chatham Bay during a recent cold snap. Thawing last week caused tides to break up the ice and sweep unmarketable scallops out to sea, destroying remaining stock.
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Chatham
Chatham Bay
Bravery Shown By Minnie Levy In Elevator Rope Fire Escape
Miss Minnie Levy of Diamond Metal Polish Company on the fourth floor at 114 East Broad Street escapes a blaze by sliding down an elevator rope. The fire injuries were minor for Levy and sprained ankle for Josie Dillon. The blaze caused about 200 dollars in damage.
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Minnie Levy
Miss Levy
Diamond Metal Polish Company
Broad Street
Josie Dillon
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