Married Cambridge man secretly weds Miss Fox
Olaf C. Moller of Cambridge and Marion G. Fox of Brighton, engaged for a year, were secretly married on May 8 1904 the minister's wife alone as witness. The couple kept the union quiet to honor the family wish until unveiling it now in The Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf C. Moller
Cambridge
Marion G. Fox
Brighton
Marion
Bicknell
Mr. Moller
Miss Fox
Cambridge Manual Training School
Moller
Lafayette Square
Olaf
Eugene BE. Fox
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Delicate nerves blamed for women’s woes prompting remedy pitch
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine and Restorative Nervine as cure-alls for nervous disorders in women. It cites weakened nerves causing periodical pain and headaches and claims thousands improved health, with a testimonial from Mrs Maud B Opinger of Philadelphia and a money-back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Maud B. Oplinger
Philadelphia
Sacred Heart Feast Closed at Cathedral Service
The Very Rev. Edmund T. Shanahan preached at the Cathedral closing the Sacred Heart feast. The day featured widespread services across archdiocese, processions in city churches, and a solemn high mass of exposition at 7 am with the Sacred Heart Society in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund T. Shanahan
Catholic University At Washington
John T. Crane
Cathedral Sacred Heart Society
Parents sue for daughter in custody and support dispute
Judge Fox heard a divorce case involving Kadish Iredman and Mollie Freedman dating back five years. Their five year old daughter, previously in the father’s custody and later placed in public institutions, now resides with the mother and her new husband. The mother seeks support payments while the father requests custody restoration. The judge postponed ruling until Friday for Jewish Charitable Society to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Jewish Charitable Society
Low Bridge Freight Death Under Street Railway Ride
An unknown man riding atop a eastbound Boston and Albany freight train was struck by Market street bridge in Brighton and died from a skull fracture after being brought to City Hospital. A book with the names John Joseph Ward and Thomas C. Earle was found in his pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Market Street
Brighton
City Hospital
John Joseph Ward
Jefferson Place
Thomas C. Earle
State Street
New Haven
Conn
Clan na Gael to Hold Picnic at Oak Island Grove
The Clan na Gael plans a July 4 picnic at Oak Island Grove. The Revere Selectmen had revoked the license but a special meeting restored it, relieving the committee which has long complied with grove restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan-na-Gaels
Oak Island Grove
Revere Selectmen
Clan-na-Gael
Traction Foreclosure Auction Planned in Haverhill
Foreclosure action against the New Hampshire Traction Company leads to the sale at auction in New York of stocks, bonds, and notes from subsidiary firms with a total par value over 6 million dollars. Special master Arthur H. Masten is overseeing the proceedings as part of a reorganization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
New Hampshire Traction Company
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Arthur H. Masten
New York
Newton Champ Boy Runaway
Newton police express frustration with nine year old Willie Hennessy who has run away from home five times in a month. Officers found him asleep on a building platform near Crescent street and returned him to 42 Thornton Street after neighbors had searched for hours. His father reportedly beat him, and Willie cried out loudly in pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Willie Hennessy
Willie
Goode
Butler
Nonantum
Crescent Street
Thornton Street
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Praised by Maine Doctor
Dr Archer of Brewer Maine reports years of chronic catarrh with watery eyes and nose. After four months on Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder he has had no attacks and notes relief within ten minutes. He says he would not be without it.
Doorman Henry Baker Dies Fighting Keith's Theatre Fire
Henry Baker a doorman at Keith's Theatre East Fourteenth street suffocated while fighting a fire today. His body was found in the basement with only dressing rooms damaged by smoke and water. The loss to the building and stores was $75,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Baker
Keith’s
East Fourteenth Street
From Hospital to Police Cell
George F. Babb of no fixed home has been taken to City Hospital for the seventh time in a month after feigning illness to satisfy hunger. He caused a disturbance on Dorchester avenue last evening and was arrested by police from Station 11 after leaving the hospital on Thursday. He had been before Judge Bolster last week and was released. He has frequented various stations and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Babb
Dorchester Avenue
Babb
Judge Bolster
Arcanumites Vote Bond Draw to Pay Death Claims
The Royal Arcanum executive committee voted to draw 153 000 in United States bonds from Massachusetts state funds to cover future death claims. The move reduces the treasurer’s reserve to 1 701 000. Protesters may present protests to the supreme council next Tuesday at Shawmut avenue headquarters. Palladium Council of Everett held a major meeting, opposing the new rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Royal Arcanum
United States
Massachusetts
Executive Committee
Supreme Council
Shawmut Avenue
Palladium Council of
Everett
Paced stallion Little Heart dies at Sauugus track
Readville June 30 Little Heart a pacing stallion record 2 15 4 owned by Joseph Stevens East Buffalo N Y dropped dead at the Old Sau gus race track after a trying out The horse this season was in Howard Haywards stables and valued at 8500 It is supposed the cause of death was heart disease Little Heart was sired by Great Heart His dam Belle Hastings by Magna Charta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Little Heart
Joseph Stevens
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pigeon Relay Final Leg Heads to Noon Finish
F C Hersey of Wellesley Hills says the 1200 mile St Louis to Boston relay pigeons will finish by noon today on the last lap from Fawtucket to Boston. Finishing birds land in Roxbury Needham West Newton and Wellesley roosts with greeting messages from Mayor Wells of St Louis to Mayor Collins of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hersey, Jr
Wellesley Hills
St. Louis
Boston
Post
Fawtucket
Roxbury
Needham
West Newton
Wellesley
Wells
Collins
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Washington, Hanover and
Elm Sts
Havand
Pia Ncic
New England
New York City
Sea Island
Chickerings
Cla
Merion G. Foxt
University
Civy
Hough's Neck
Quincy
Husband
Hearn
Olaf C. Moeler
Sacred Heart
Trica
True Ivan
ALPHA
Fredrick
Shoeman
Scollay Sq
Hanover Street
Little Willie Hennessy
Keith
Doorman
Suffo
Arcanumites
Pacer
Saugus
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