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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

2

Wisconsin jury awards for stolen kisses across the state

A Wisconsin jury awards $15 000 for five kisses taken without consent in aggravated circumstances. Other cases include Mrs Rose Wilson six cents for a dental kiss, Miss Theresa Harvey six cents for a Newark kiss theft, and Mrs Laura White seeking 15 000 for three kisses and hugs from a politician. Ballston Spa case nets 2000 for 1236 kisses.Mary Reilly seeks 10 000 from Samuel Nelson for one kiss and one hug. A St Louis confectioner pays 00 for a kiss from a girl without consent.

Wisconsin Rose Wilson New York Theresa Harvey Newark N. J Theresa Poli Laura White Central Valley N. Y Fair Maid Ballston Spa Anthonia Filskow New York City Anthony Hoffman Mary Reilly Samuel Nelson St. Louis

Marion Lawson Weds James Lord in Dreamwold Apple Grove

Marion Lawson daughter of Thomas W. Lawson married James Fuller Lord of Chicago in a Dreamwold setting beneath an apple tree. The ceremony featured white roses, bells, and a silk American flag overhead. In attendance were Lawson family members and friends. gifts included diamond jewelry. The couple will honeymoon for two weeks then take residence in Dreamwold cottages.

Marion Lawson Thomas W. Lawson James Fuller Chicago Miss Lawson Roth Lawson Mrs. Lawson Bunny” Lawson Dorothy Lawson Eben Blaine Stanwood Mr. Lord Mr. Lawson

Four Ushers Enter Promptly at Appointed Hour

Promptly at the appointed hour four ushers, bareheaded and faultlessly at tired, emerged from the doorway. Arnold appears among the scene.

Arnold

Praise for the Church’s Bright Constellation

By REV. J. E. JOHNSTONE, Prince of the Church, a tribute praising the church’s enduring splendor and the city’s joyful gratitude. The verse hallmarks a reverent homage to spiritual light and timeless devotion.

Pillar OF Light Archbishop O'Connell Rome

Lawson Estate Summer Retreat Noted Near Stanwoods

The passage describes the Lawson estate near which Mr and Mrs Eben Stanwood maintain a summer setup, indicating a partial real estate or occupancy note tied to the Stanwood family estate.

Lawson Estate Mrs. Eben Stanwood

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