Bride Mystery Solved as Lynn Student Marries Elliott Harden
Jan 6 report from Lynn explains Jessamine W. Grill daughter of local grocer C. W. Grill wed Elliott Harden of L. D. Harden wholesale hay and grain merchants. The marriage was revealed when friends found she was living with her husband at the Osmund hotel during her high school years.
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Lynn
Jessamine W. Grill
C. W. Grill
Lynn High School
Elliott Harden
L. D
Formerly Miss Jessamine W Grill Ly nn Schoolgirl Marriage Revealed
A Lynn schoolgirl formerly known as Miss Jessamine W Grill has newly disclosed a romantic marriage. The announcement highlights a changing name and public acknowledgment of the union.
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Jessamine W. Grill
Lynn
Young Couple Wed Secretly Amid Parental Objection
A High Street Baptist Church minister secretly joined Miss Grill aged 19 and a 26 year old salesman on December 18 after the bride’s father refused consent. They planned a quick New York honeymoon and returned to learn progress. now they prepare a home on Nahant Street.
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A. J. Marsh
High Street Baptist Church
Lynn Eneg Ysh High School
Miss Grill
New York City
New Hampshire
Osmund
Nahant Street
Boston Area Weekend Weather Forecast
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies on Saturday and Sunday with fresh westerly winds. Temperatures moderate through the period with no precipitation expected.
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New England
Maine
Vermont
Calls If Unfair Calls If Unfair What Gov
A fragmented line of political rhetoric discusses a proposed stance on placing no men on legislative committees connected with Boston affairs and suggests Mayor Vitazgerata should receive a square deal. The text reflects tension around governance and fair treatment in public appointments.
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Boston
Vitazgerata
Political rivalries outline in city committees
Representative Lomasney, bitter enemy of the Mayor, sits on the committee on metropolitan affairs. Scigliano, who sought to sway Ward 6 against Mr. Ilitzgerald in caucuses, serves on the committee on cities. McKirdy, Lomasney’s colleague, is on election laws. Toland, McNary’s lieutenant and second bitter foe of the Mayor, sits on ways and means.
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Lomasney
Scigliano
Ilitzgerald
McKirdy
Toland
McNary
Mayor Fitzgerald Alleges Speaker Cole Unequal Committee Seats
Mayor Fitzgerald and his political lieutenants charge Speaker Cole with unfair apportionment of committee places for this year's legislative work. The dispute centers on how committees are distributed among members and its impact on influence and policy."
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Fitzgerald
Cole
Mayor's inaugural message prompts committee clash in Boston
In his inaugural remarks the Mayor urged legislative access and a trusted committee presence. Wednesday's meeting with Speaker Cole resulted in three key picks for metropolitan affairs, cities, and election laws, excluding Fitzgerald allies and provoking mayoral concern over influence and power. Toland assigned to ways and means, Douglass to State House, both seen as political moves.
Chelsea Thieves Suspected in Dual Fires
Thieves are believed to have started a barn fire at 28 Hawthorne Street and a drug store at 183 Washington Avenue in Chelsea in a bid to hide their identity. The barn blaze killed six horses and damaged stable fixtures, with losses around 2000 dollars. The drug store fire caused about 100 dollars in damage. $18 was missing from the cash register. Police pursue leads in this case.
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Chelsea
Hawthorne Street
Fred King
Washington Avenue
Kill In Morbids, Says Prof Norton An Appeal to Reason
Professor Charles Eliot Norton of Cambridge urges ending prolongation of life at the cost of misery in a letter to Miss Anne S. Wail of Cincinnati. He cites accident victims past recovery, cancer patients, and aged minds in chaos as cases where reasonable consideration calls for termination. Doctors Bayers and Galvin express cautious sympathy but note public sentiment and law oppose such measures.
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Charles Eliot Norton
Cambridge
Anne S. Wail
Cincinnati
Professor Norton
Norton
Hall
George W. Galvin
Boston
Love letters and hate notes in Tufts trial
In Chicago in January 5, Edward R Tufts a wealthy mining promoter faces trial in Criminal Court before Judge Ironore. Assistant State's Attorney Crowe secured possession of mis sives written to his wife and plans to introduce them. About a dozen letters reveal his changing state of mind toward his wife across periods as the jury was not yet completed.
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Chicago
Edward R
Tufts
Ironore
Boston
Frank Crowe
Tufts Accused of Perjury in Divorce Case in Chicago
The case centers on Ed R Tufts charged with perjury over a Chicago divorce decree claimed to be fake. His wife Mary Tufts asserts he deserted her in Colorado years ago and later forged letters and salutation changes to persuade a judge. Prosecution alleges Tufts corresponded with Jennie Wales of Boston and A Walker of New York, aka Cousin Edith, with letters from all three women cited as evidence.
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Tufts
Chicago
Colorado
New York
Tuthill
E. R. Tufts
Jennie E. Wales
Mellenstreet
Boston
A. Walker
Edith
Detanated Coffee Berry Pioneers Safer Strong Brew
Detanated represents science perfecting a coffee by removing tannin and injurious ingredients with special machinery. The result is a one fifth stronger, twice as delicious coffee that is harmless enough for invalids and children to drink at all times. Sold by all leading grocers.
Angry mob at Devonshire street over Provident Securities dispute
A mob gathered all day outside the Provident Securities and Banking Company on Devonshire Street demanding their $182,000 investments. State Bank Commission Secretary Warren E. Locke said the agency will push the Legislature to amend laws to address the situation and prevent such institutions.
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Provident Securities and Banking Company
Devonshire Street
Warren E. Locke
State Bank Commission
Locke Criticizes Foreign Corporations and Nickel Bank Scheme
Commissioner Locke calls for wiping out foreign corporations fleeing jurisdiction and accuses Governor Guild of aiding harmful legislation. He disputes a bank commission letter to Provident Securities warning against using savings terms in nickel bank dealings and notes a label of auxiliary status. Reynolds complaint prompts action and a receiver is likely, signaling the scheme's end.
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Locke
Guild
Provident Securities & Banking Company
Bank Commission
Nickel Bank
Nickel Bank Department
Mr. Locke
Officials Claim South Dakota Charter Delivers Bank Exemption
Officials assert the Provident Securities and Banking Company is exempt from Massachusetts law as a foreign corporation under a South Dakota charter. A receiver petition will be fought on every issue while a court-ordered hearing was adjourned. The bank remains closed by injunction, leaving 8900 nickel depositors with about 182 21.17 total losses after the crash. Patrons, especially women and widows, gathered at 100 Franklin Street in tears, flanked by disappointed men and clerks. Secretary Burlen Ill and acting president Dal ton fallen ill, with Burlen bedridden at his Brookline home as lawyers prepared defense following a continuance. Continued on Page 2 Second Column.
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South Dakota
Provident Securities and Banking Company
Massachusetts
Braley
Supreme Court
Franklin Street
Burlen
Lorenzo W. Burlen
Samuel Dalton
Mr. Burlen
Brookline
S. K. Hamilton
de Goosh
Burglar Caught In Home On Castle Street
Mrs Morris Godrick of 136 Castle street confronted an armed burglar early yesterday. The thief fled with goods valued over $50 but was captured after the row and jailed at Station 5.
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Morris Godrick
Castle Street
Station 5
Colored man recaptured after bold South End burglary
At a station a colored man claimed to be 30 year old William Morse but gave no address. Mrs Goolrick described a break in by a large black intruder who seized goods, fled, and was pursued by her husband William Feinstein and YT until Officer Tangey halted him near Shawmut. Police tie him to a gang of second story burglars operating in the South End and Buck Bay.
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William Morse
Washington Street
William Feinstein
Cobb Street
Shawmut
Tangey
Station 5
South End
Buck Bay
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Osler
Annies. Hall
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Elliot Harden
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Tremont St
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GOV
City Hall
Martin M. Lomasney
Representative Toland
Ward 15
Ways and Means
Douglass
West Boston
State House
Prof
Galvin
L. L. BR@ANT
Excity
Alice Lincoln
Beacon Street
Smith & Smullen Company
Franklin
State Street
Mass
Gry
Provident
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South Dakota Charter
Coltemn
Broadway Studio
Morris Goolrick
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