William Reid Jr to Wed Harvard Athlete Becomes Benedick
William T Reid Jr renowned Harvard fullback of 191 and Miss Christine Williams Lincoln daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert L Lincoln Jr of Brookline will wed at the Unitarian Church Brookline on a July evening. The groom bolded athlete with multiple Harvard clubs and postgrad MA, the bride a society debutante with golf riding and swimming interests. Ushers include J Richmond Hoxie Charles Rotch Orville Frantz Herbert Ewer George Nichols Ralph Williams Harold Williams Lincoln Crocker. Six maids and Agnes W Lincoln as maid of honor. After the ceremony the couple will travel abroad.
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William T. Reid, Jr
Harvard
Christine Williams Lincoln
Albert L. Lincoln, Jr
Brookline
Unitarian Church
Mr. Reid
Bill’ Reid
California
W Reid
Belmont
Hasty Pudding
Dicky
California Club and Memorial Society
Miss Folsom’s
Boston
New England
J. Richmond Hoxie
Charles Rotch
Orville Frantz
Herbert Ewer
George Nichols
New York
Ralph B. Williams
Harold Williams
Lincoln Crocker
Edith Louise Lin
Harvard Commodore Captures Kiel Regatta Victory
Commodore Hopkins Smith Jr of Portland and Harvard claim the Uncle Sam won two of three Kiel regatta races, earning the Kaiser's gold cup. The Mimosa protested but was ruled ineligible after a photo proved the error. Portland Yacht Club supporters send congratulations as the American crew celebrates the international triumph.
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Kiel
Navahoe
Brenton
Crowninshield
Fenton
Manchester
Har
Ommodore
Harvard Wacht
Hopkins Smith, Jr
Portland
Francis B. Riggs
New York
Uncle Sam
Commodore Smith
International Vicory
Portland Yacht Club
Harvard
Mimosa
Hamburg Yacht Club
Sam
James Hopkins Smith, JR
Harvard Yacht Club
Food prices soar in weekly Boston Chamber report
The Boston Chamber of Commerce weekly market report shows sharp price increases across food categories from butter to pork. Butter from Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York sells at 21-2 cents, eggs rise 11-2 cents, Western firsts up to 151-2 and 161-2 cents, and berries, strawberries, turkeys, fowls, potatoes, and beef all higher than last year with notable jumps in several items. Pork fetches 21.50 to 22.60 per barrel, up from 17.50 to 18.50. beef remains around 11-12 cents.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Connecticut
Green Mountain
Ison Now Under Arrest in Suffolk County Case
New York dated June 30 reports Louis Disbrow facing arrest in a double death case involving Sarah Lawrence and Clare Foster near Riverhead. Autopsy and DA inquiry found no murder ruling. a warrant issued for Disbrow with him in jail awaiting further proceedings. The case centers on a party among three in Northport and Long Island resorts, with Disbrow and his lawyer seeking access to the suspect.
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New York
Louis
Foster
Tiana Bay
Dishrow
Long Island
I Riverhead
Wells
New York City
Tefuce
Huge Stamp Fraud Ends With War Tax Abolished
New York June 30 By the abolition of the two cent on all stocks sold the most criminal stamp frauds in Wall Street end tonight Millions of dollars were defrauded by a ring of stamp washers who erased ink cancellations and recycled the same stamps until worn out Brokers and traders profited little while office boys amassed small fortunes The frauds' extent is shown by comparing daily stock sales with tax receipts.
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New York
Wall Street
Imminent Venezuelan Battle Reported in Cable
Washington reports a decisive battle near Caracas as the Venezuelan government blockade at multiple points escalates. U S Minister Bowen's cable confirms AP despatches but omits the full text. Bowen did not seek extra protection from the United States.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Bowen
Caracas
Associated Press
New England to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo Travel Deal
Reduced rate rail tickets on sale daily for travel from New England to Denver and to Colorado Springs and Pueblo. On July 12 and August 22 23 29 30 31, special one night journeys Chicago to Colorado offered by the Colorado SpeRailway and Northwestern lines. Tickets available at Northwestern line office Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Colorado
Northwestern
Washington Street
Boston
Knights of Honor Celebrate 29th Anniversary in Boston Hall
The Knights of Honor marked 29 years with a formal event at 730 Washington Street under the Massachusetts Grand Lodge. The organization reports over 76.5 million in benefits to heirs of deceased members since its two year life, with a colorful hall display and a King Dodo piece performed by a local orchestra.
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Knights of Honor
Washington Street
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Louisville
King Dodo
Poole Orchestra
Edward G. Richardson
Rand
J. D. Carpenter
Rhodesland
Greenfield Farm Laborer Killed On Train Tracks
Martin Lane aged 68 a farm laborer for George B Sheldon was killed on the Fitchburg division tracks this morning while walking from his home to the farm. The body was found between the tracks with a crushed skull.
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Greenfield
Martin Lane
George B. Sheldon
Fitchburg
Protect Asphalt Company in Venezuela Dispossession Case
Acting Secretary Hill conferred with the President on rival Venezuelan asphalt claims. The President will protect the present occupants, the National Asphalt Company, from eviction until the Supreme Court of Venezuela rules and the decision is reviewed by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hill
Venezuela
National Asphalt Company
Supreme Court of Venezuela
United States
Congress May Adjourn Today
Washington June 30 The House labored late under high presence as adjournment nears. A Senate amendment on the Charleston exposition was approved, while Hawaiian bubonic plague awards were defeated. The Dick militia stopgap bill was taken up and adjournment awaits conference action on the Philippine bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McCall
Massachusetts
Senate
House
Alaska
German Atlantic Cable approves new $5 million bond plan
At a June 30 meeting in Berlin the stockholders of the German Atlantic Cable Company accepted the directors proposal to issue 20 million marks in bonds to lay a second transatlantic cable between Germany and the United States.
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Berlin
German Atlantic Cable Company
Germany
United States
Harbor Trip With Bates and Officials Aboard Al Hawwa
Lieutenant-Governor Bates Rev Herbert Johnson Superintendent Macdonald and others joined Thomas F. Reddy on his yacht Al Hawwa for a harbor cruise. The group sailed at 9 30 am to Squantum, landed there, spent a pleasant day, enjoyed a fish dinner, and returned at 6 pm.
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Bates
Herbert
Johnson
Superintendent Macdonald
Fellows’ Hall Association
Alford IM. Graham
John Uinn
Thomas F. Reddy
Fall River Strike Averted After Bakers Agreement
The Master Bakers' Association and Bakers' Union reached a joint agreement after long talks. The changes are minor as wages and time remain unchanged, and the planned strike for tomorrow has been called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Master Bakers’ Association
Bakers’ Union
SARGENT TAKES OFFICE AS IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER
Peoria Illinois June 30 Frank P Sargent left Peoria to travel to Washington to assume duties as commissioner of immigration. He will be succeeded as grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen by John Hanrahan the present first vice grand master. Sargent will assume his duties on July 2.
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Peoria
Ill
Frank P. Sargent
Washington
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
John Hanrahan
Sargent
Senator Foraker Improves After Peritonitis Attack
Senator Foraker, who fell ill at the White House yesterday, showed marked improvement today and was able to reach his private office. Doctors diagnosed a slight attack of peritonitis and he is expected to recover.
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Washington
Senator Foraker
White House
Miss Florence Hilton Marries Herbert M. Chase in Cambridge
Miss Florence H W Hilton daughter of Mr and Mrs F Hilton of 16 Highland Ave Cambridge and Mr Herbert M Chase of Randolph were married at Prospect Street Congregational Church Cambridge last evening. The groom Harvard graduate class of 1900 and Harvard Law School 0 percent. The Rev Dr Reuben A Beard officiated. The bride wore moire antique with chiffon lace carried lilies of the valley and a long tulle veil. Best man Gilman L Chase Harvard class of 1903 brother of the groom. A reception followed at the bride’s home and after a wedding tour the couple will reside at 15 Highland Ave Wednesdays in November.
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Florence HW. Hilton
Eg. F. Hilton
Highland Avenue
Cambridge
Herbert Mann Chase
Randolph
Prospect Street Congregational Church
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Reuben A. Beard
Gilman L. Chase
Medford Doctor Weds Miss Mannix at St Joseph's Church
Dr Patrick F Gahan of Medford and Miss Elizabeth J Mannix daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Mannix of Washington street Medford were married yesterday afternoon at the rectory of St Josephs Church by Rev Patrick T Higgins Attendants were Dr and Mrs George L Farrell of Malden The wedding was quiet due to the bride's sister death They will reside at 34 Washington street Medford and begin an extended tour after the ceremony
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Patrick F. Gahan
Medford
Elizabeth J. Mannix
James A. Mannix
Washington Street
St. Joseph's Church
Patrick T. Higgins
George L. Farrell
Malden
Gahan
Woman's body found in Merrimac River near Haverhill
Jeanette M Thurston of Exeter New Hampshire is identified as the drowned woman. A hat and chatelaine bag found two miles below the city led to search and the discovery of the body. Letters in the bag reference Great Barrington Massachusetts and Moore hotel stays. Authorities say death appears self-inflicted. a brother-in-law from Exeter will claim the body.
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Haverhill
Jeanette M. Thurston
Exeter
N. H
Merrimac River
J. M. Thurston
Miller House
Great Barrington
Mass
Mack
Webster House
Fischer
Miller Hotel
Afton farmer praises Peruna remedy for wife’s recovery
W. E. Birch of Afton Virginia writes that his wife with a pelvic disorder and weak appetite improved within a week after starting Peruna. He says the medicine restored her health better than the family doctor could and that she now eats well, nearly free of the medicine. The letter invites others to seek Dr Hartman’s gratis guidance if results fall short.
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R. W. E. Birch
Afton
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
L. A. Birch
Coresville
Alb County
W. E. Birch
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Beveridge Assault in Senate Chamber Over Penfield Case
The Senate debated Judge Penfield’s case as Indiana's Beveridge faced off with Texas Senator Bailey. Beveridge defended Penfield and accused Bailey of unwarranted attacks while Bailey pressed for removal of Ambassador Clayton amid disputes over Mexican justice. A later clash led to an assault incident between Beveridge and Bailey as tempers flared.
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Senate
Penfield
Indiana
Beveridge
Toner
Mr. Bailey
Belley
Texas
Spooner
Dot
Conec Occ
Wairbanks
Ind
Stae Department
Atle
Patterson
Col
Hanna
Ambassador Clayton
Clayton
Mexico
Corporaon
Burton
Scott
Bailey
Amabassador Clayton
United Stattes
Beveridge Paerly
Judge Penfield
State Department
Everidge
Fairbanks
Mason
Dr. Scott
Harvard Witness Links Blood Stains to Bagni Trial
June 30 Plymouth testimony in the Demetrio Bagni murder case cites bloodlike stains on Bagni attire and on a sweater once owned by Ventura Guilanello, a Ferriolli house boarder who fled after the killing. Defense argues Guilanello killed Nellie Ferriolli. Other witnesses testified. knife found by Howland was shown to jurors. Arguments expected tomorrow.
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Plymouth
Professor Wood
Harvard University
Demetrio Bagni
Nellie Ferriolli
Wood
Bagni
Ventura Guilanello
Lvymouth
Guilanello
Ferriolli
Celera
Andrew J. Cassidy
Frederica Covitt
Frank H. Perkins
Charles W. Howland
Howland
Malta-Vita Sets Sales Record With Demand Surging
Advertisers paused as shipments lag due to high demand. Malta-Vita notes 23 car loads behind orders but promises temporary suspension will end soon. The brand emphasizes customer preference shown by repeat purchases and urges enjoying Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne at clubs.
Kennedy Butter Thin Biscuit Sets New England Menu Standard
The most critical of American housewives preside over New England homes and favor Kennedy's Butter Thin Biscuit for a perfectly appointed menu. This ad-like note highlights the biscuit as a key choice in refined domestic hosting.
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New England
Kennedy
Boston plans coronation celebration despite delays
British associations met at the Cople Square Hotel to set a future date for a Boston coronation celebration. President H W Patterson chaired as delegates discussed refunds pro rata, honoring existing tickets, and continuing the committee to decide a date for a later parade with several officers and supporters pledging to retain their tickets.
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Boston
Edward
Cople Square
H. W. Patterson
Chamberlain
Harvard
Courtney
British Naval and Military Association
Associated Press
Duke of Norfolk
London
England
Captain Stokes
Henry Squire
W. Potter
Graham
Bryne
W. Woods
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William Red, Jr
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
James Hopkins Smith
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Colorado Spring
Pueblo
K. OF H. Anniversary
Grand Lodge
Asphalt Company
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NEW Cable
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Cook
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