Bride Becomes Step Mother and Aunt in Boston Immigration Wedding
Salvatore Oliverio, jeweller and candy maker of 76 North Margin Street, marries Consiglia Taglieroio at the Immigration Bureau on Long Wharf. The 16 year old bride arrived on the White Star liner Romanie from Italy on election day and is both step-mother and aunt to Oliverio’s three children. A city clerk permit was required due to her age. The ceremony marked the first wedding of the year at the immigration station.
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Salvatore Oliverio
North Margin Street
Immigration Bureau
Long Wharf
Consiglia Taglieroio
Italy
Oliverio
Trousseau
Boston
Train Wreck Inquiry Details Call Down Orders
New York inquest into the Croton on the Hudson wreck cites a division superintendent order called down to speed the Montreal Express. Engineer Eugene Flanagan testified he received the directive at Poughkeepsie, revealing how the rear collision occurred after a stalled local halted the freight train. The report also notes a Boston Unitarian banquet with remarks on labor, religion, and civic action, and mentions Louis Tracy’s serial climax in the Sunday Post Magazine.
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New York
New York Central Railroad
Croton-on-the-Hudson
Spencer Trask
Eugene Flanagan
Montreal Express
Trask
Poughkeepsie
Flanagan
Union of Unitarian Churches Urged at Vendome
The Unitarian Club meeting at the Hotel Vendome urged union of the Back Bay churches into one or two large congregations, creation of national agencies, pensioning long serving ministers, and greater church involvement in social conditions. Rev Samuel A Eliot and Hon Clarence E Carr spoke on The Layman and the Liberal Faith. Charles W Eliot presided.
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John D. Long
George Hutchinson
Francis H. Brown
Charles W. Birtwell
William 8. Kyle
Arthur F. Estabrook
James Longley
Eliot
Carr
Euot
Boston
Samuel A. Eliot
Back Bay
Harvard College
Samuel Eliot
D. D
Clarence E. Carr
Andover
N. H
House Acts to Suppress White Slave Traffic in U S
Washington Jan 12 Drastic action to suppress the white slave traffic in the United States was taken today by the house.
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United States
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Drastic bill targets cross state trafficking for immoral acts
A proposed measure would outlaw transportation across state lines for prostitution and related crimes. It would jail buyers of tickets enabling such trips and impose deportation and penalties on immoral alien women and their procurers. Representative Bennett calls it a drastic response to the white slave traffic, while a committee chair moved to recommit and the motion failed 36 to 174.
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Senate
Bennet
New York
Immigration Committee
Mann
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
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