Heath eloped lovers wed in New Jersey town
Miss Noel ine Heath, 17, daughter of Thomas Heath a wealthy jewelry maker, married James L. Wiggmore Jr., 18, after a trip through three states to obtain a license. They returned to Attleboro as the bride and groom early tonight. The ceremony occurred in Patterson, New Jersey, earlier today.
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Attleboro
Paterson
N. J
James L. Wiggmore, Jr
Noeline
Heath
Thomas Heath
Patterson
Elopement Sparks Last-Minute Chase From New Jersey to Paterson
Mrs Heath and Mrs Wiggmore learned their children had run to New Jersey to wed. The couple, high school sweethearts, eloped in an automobile then failed to secure licenses in Stonington and New London before trains carried them toward New Jersey as pursuers followed.
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Heath
James Wiggmore
Paterson
N. J
Frank E. Tappan
New Jersey
Trinity Church
Tappans
Wigsmore
Miss Heath
First Movies in Brookline Opens Under Friendly Society
Governor-elect Walsh attended the Brookline Union Ball launching Brookline’s first moving picture show house. Four weekly entertainments, educational in nature, will be offered at a nominal cost by the Brookline Friendly Society with 300 attendees.
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Walsh
Brookline Society
Brookline
Brookline Union
Brookline Friendly Society
Ernest B. Dane
Walter J. Cusick
William Craig
Payson Dana
Board of Selectmen of
James M. Codman
Henry W. Lamb
Albert L. Lincoln
Fred Perry
The
Friendly Society
State House
RaymondSued By Brother in $80,000 and $200 Claims
Cadwalader Raymond II sues George J. Raymond and the Raymond Syndicate for $80,000 while two others face $200 in damages. Suits seek equitable relief with writs to attach real estate and reach bank accounts via trustee process. Petitions say the 1909 receipt settles any claim and attach ments hurt credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Raymond
Raymond Syndicate
Cadwalader
Cadwalader Raymond
Stefansson Party Safe in Winter Quarters
Captain L. L. Lane of the schooner Polar Bear confirms the safety of the Anderson section of the Stefansson Arctic expedition. Lane spent four days with Dr. R. M. Anderson and associates, who are safe in winter quarters with vessels Alaska and Mary Sachs. No word yet from Stefansson. officials express no fears for his welfare.
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Ottawa
Ont
L. L. Lane
Department of Naval Service
Anderson
Stefansson
Lane
R. M. Anderson
Alaska
Mary Sachs
New Haven Ends B and A Agreement After Janua ry
After January 31 New Haven trains will be withdrawn from Boston and Albany tracks except those between Fitchburg and Boston via South Framingham. The move follows a federal government view that led to cancelling the agreement between New Haven and New York Central rails.
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New Haven
Fitchburg
Boston
South Framingham
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Boston & Albany Agreement Cancelled in 1914 Action
The 1911 cooperation agreement between New York Central and New Haven to share Boston & Albany service is canceled as of Jan 31 1914 per federal approval. New Haven trackage rights end except Framingham trains which continue on B A tracks with New Haven engines and crews. Management remains by current staff in Boston.
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Boston & Albany Road
New York Central
New Haven
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston & Albany
Boston
Ashland
Newton Highlands
South Framingham
Pittsfield
North Adams
New Haven Road
Fitchburg
City Receives Historic Old Schoolhouse Gift
Chelsea receives the first schoolhouse ever built there, donated by Margaret Corbin Chapter, D A R. The wooden one story building, moved from Forsyth street to Carter School yard, dates back over a century and contains Revolutionary War, War of 1812, and Civil War relics. Mayor Edward E Willard accepted the deed and gift.
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Chelsea
Margaret Corbin
New England
Carter School
Forsyth Street
Lucy A. Fay
Roxbury
Society
Frank B. Fay
City of
Edward E. Willard
Drama Sermon Shown as Broadway Baptist Stage Work
The Reverend Austen T. Kempton stages dramatic sermons at Broadway Baptist Cambridge with his wife aiding in plots and dialogue. Future pieces include At the Top of the Tenement and The Night the Captain Kept the Ship off the Rocks with two acts and a business man play Sidney Strong Makes Business Pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sidney Strong
Cambridge Ministry Uses Dramatic Sermon To Revive Sunday Attendance
Cambridge ministers confront shrinking Sunday services with a new drama sermon by Rev. Mr. Kempton of Broadway Baptist. The initial production How John Hunter Spent His Last Sunday Evening of the Old Year drew many more listeners, ending in tears as the case for moral reflection was dramatized on a lit stage. A follow up drama features Dr John Ross in an office setting with medical imagery to illustrate consequences of a dissolute life and a saved boy.
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Broadway Baptist Church
Cambridge
Austen T. Kempton
Kempton
God
Oak Bluffs
Charles Sheldon
John Hunter
Casey den
Hunter
John Ross
Mme. Edvina
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Back Pain Relief
An1900s style advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for back ache lumbago and sciatica. It claims instant relief from soreness stiffness and pain after a gentle rub and urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist.
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St. Jacobs
Hair Snag Near-Deputes Woman in Lynn Plant
Miss Winnifred Pitts 30 of 21 Arthur Street West Lynn narrowly escaped death when her hair caught in a buffing machine at Lynn Wood Company 254 Broad Street Lynn. Several male workers released her and cut hair before she was pulled from the shafting. A scalp wound and nervous shock sent her to Lynn Hospital.
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Lynn Hospital
Horses Rescued From Stable Fire Near Medford Street
Joseph Daley and Gustee Gilio rescued three horses from a stable fire that threatened a cluster of old wooden buildings at the corner of Medford and Washington Street North. The blaze, originating on the second floor of the Foreman Brothers blacksmith shop at 108 and 110 Washington Street North, caused an estimated $500 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Daley
Washington Street
Gustee Gilio
Medford
Foreman Brothers
Kohn Arrested on Conspiracy Charge in New York
Abraham Kohn of 6 Allen Street New York, wanted on a conspiracy charge involving 500 dollars, was brought back last night by Inspector Patterson of the local bureau. He had been arrested in New York for the Boston police a few days earlier.
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Abraham Kohn
Allen Street
New York
Patterson
Boston
Mediorce Butterfly Cast Draws Mixed Boston Opera House Reception
Olin Downes reviews the Boston Opera House Butterfly production with Mme Edvina as Madame Butterfly in her first stage portrayal here. Tanlongo miscast as Pinkerton, Severoni as Suzuki, Blanchart as Sharpless, and Pini Corsi as Goro. Moranzoni’s rehearsals were lacking and tempi dragged, though Severoni and Blanchart contribute notable intelligence.
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Mme
Edvina
Mme, Butterfly
Boston Opera House
Vincenzo Tanlongo
Pinkerton
Elvira Severoni
Gaetano Pini-Corsi
Goro
Tanlongo
Tanlango
Mme. Tetrazzini
Madame
Moranzoni
Three Scalded When Radiator Explodes in Somerville Home
Alfred G. Larves of 42 Linden Avenue Somerville was scalded about the face and neck. His wife and daughter Hope were also burned. The Somerville fire department responded last evening when the steam cock of a radiator blew off in the Larves residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred G. Larves
Linden Avenue
Somerville
Hope
Larves
Fire Rips Somerville Block Destroying All but One Store
A blaze at 674 632 Broadway in Somerville caused $40,000 in damage as most shops were gutted. The Blake dry goods store survived behind a brick wall while its basement flooded six feet. Harvard student Richard Peabody, a volunteer firefighter, escaped after a floor collapse and a ladder allowed his rescue.
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Broadway
Somerville
George N. Blake
Blake
Richard Peabody
Harvard
Peabody
Twelve Thousand Four Hundred Twenty Two Pupils in Somerville Schools
There are 12,422 pupils in Somerville schools, per Superintendent Clark in his annual report to the school committee. Enrollment rises by 444 from last year. The district employs 365 teachers, up 16 from 1912, and salaries rise by 13,078.36 dollars compared with 1912.
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Somerville
Clark
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Gov
Raymond
Winter Quarters
Albany
Sunday Post
UO Ore
A. T. Kempton
Mrs. Kempton
Girl
North End
Kohn
Butterfly
BY Olin Downes
Suzuki
Ramon Blanchart
Marjorie Demarest
Florenz
Howard
Colonial Last
Montgomery and Stone
Elsie Janis
the Slipper
Klaw & Erlanger
Delphine
Sa A
Pink Lad
B.f.keith
Eleanor Gordon
Tremont
Lina Abarbanell
the Red Canary
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
C. Haddon Chambers
Majestic
Wm. A. Brady
Louisa M. Alcott
Meg, JO
Beth and
Amy
Loew’s
Waldron
Harry Hastings
Gaiety
Casino
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Trémont Row
Burlesquers
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Caderos
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Bowdoin Sq
Grand Opera House
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Miss Teyte
LA Boheme
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Beriza
Laffitte
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Maranzoni
Aida
Androva
Calvarez
Oppezzo
Blanchart
Seclfavon
SUN
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Sharlow
Rienskaja
Ramella
Orch
MON
Martinelli
Danges
WED
Samson
Dalila
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Ludikar
Andre- Caplet
Ferrari- Fontana
Marcoux
Steinert’s
Boylston, Mason and Hamlin
Sven
Sharp
Donald Brian
Globe
le and
Futurist
Mars
Today
William Moore Patch
May Robson
James Eeaoe
Shubert
Boston Arena
Princeton
B.A. A
Castle Sq
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Winter St
Wiggs
Ahewire
Orpheum
Symphony Hall
Mischaelman
Jordan Hall
Holland’s
Aiday
Julia
Conrad V. Bos
Pompeii
Selwyn & Co
Smart Society
Lawrence Haile
Nicholas Young
I. F
Majestic Theatre
Pastor Hoskins
Burton Holmes Course
New Manila
Luzon
Tue Ie
Philippines
China
Japan
Korea
Symphony Mall
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