Wellesley Degree Heiress Elopes In Sedalia Wedding
Laura Jameson Yeater of Sedalia Missouri, daughter of John J Yeater bank president, earned bachelor and master of arts degrees from Wellesley College last Tuesday. She eloped with her lover and was reportedly wed on a deathbed. The New York heiress Miss Helen Gould mentored Yeater for four years and provided material support for her studies.
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Sedalia
Laura Jameson Yeater
Wellesley College
Helen Gould
New York
Yeater
Miss Yeater
John J. Yeeater
Bank of Commerce of
Laura Jameson Yeater Career Summary
Laura Jameson Yeater, a Wellesley graduate and Sedalia High School valedictorian, studied at Christian College Columbia Mo and earned top honors in a class of eighteen. She taught Greek and history in Texas, South Dakota, and Sedalia High School, with a single Sedalia visit in four years at Wellesley. Future plans unknown.
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Sedalia
Christian College
Columbia
Miss Yeater
Texas
South Dakota
Sedalia High School
Edith Hallett and Edward Robinson Elopement Tragedy
Miss Edith M Hallett and Edward Robinson fled to wed after her mother opposed their romance They met in London a year earlier and followed by the Englishman to New York They eloped and Miss Hallett was injured in the act The article notes the romance and a fatal accident and hints at a potential outcome without full conclusion
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New York
Edith M. Hallett
Edward Robinson
London
Miss Hallett
Denver Widow’s Daughter Becomes Robinson’s Bride
Yesterday in New Rochelle Miss Hallett aged 20, only child of Mrs. Virginia Hallett, married Robinson after a carriage accident. The bride sustained five broken ribs and internal injuries but recovered consciousness at midnight and insisted on wedlock with her fiancé.
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Robinson
Virginia Hallett
Denver
Hallett
Miss Hallett
Cadet Appointment for Miles's Son to West Point
Under the June 6 1900 act providing ten additional West Point cadets, the President has made appointments with many alternates. Sherman Miles son of Lieutenant General Miles is named to fill a vacancy occurring in West Point enrollment.
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Washington
West Point
United States
Sherman Miles
Miles
Sailing Regatta on Water Front Opens Fourth of July
The annual Whitehall boat regatta, a Fourth of July feature, draws eight entries from North End sailors. Prizes are 30, 5, and 20 dollars with a start at Lewis wharf at 8:30 am. Crews of three men race around Apple Island and Nix's Mate before returning to the main channel.
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Whitehall
Lewis Wharf
Apple Island
Nix
Lizzie
Joe Conrad
Markopolo
Avid Hennessey
Mma
Chris Lund
Hilma
Aleck Johnson
Alwilda
Andrew Olsen
Toothpick
Harold Matheson
Marietta
Peter Swengen
Nellie
Gus Motto
Septate Jordan
Bangor
Kate Walker
Seguin
New York
Kendrick
Harwich
Elvira J. French
Vineyard Haven
Ocean Steamship .C
City of Macon
Metropolis
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Macon
Morgan Iron Works
Kester
Penn
D. Gifford
Mercury
Alice Maud
Cross Rip
Port Reading
Tempest
William Conley
Woods
Port
Buckaport
Conyy
South
Nantucket
Hart
New Bedford
New Bay Line
Provinceown
Atlantic Avenue
New
Norman Tee
Iladela
Tdorman
Sericeae
Caplain
Joe Potter
The
Big Ave
Masted schooner Jennie French Potter near collision in fog
The Jennie French Potter arrived in Philadelphia from Portland and, in dense fog on June 30, 15 miles from South Shoal Lightship at 7:20 a.m., nearly lost the number of his mess after a collision with an unknown bark. Ten feet of her stem and foretopmast were carried away.
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Jennie French Potter
Philadelphia
Portland
BE. S. H
South Shoal
Landsman
Steamship Winifredian Sails with Large List of Saloon Passengers
The steamship Winifredian departed Boston for Liverpool yesterday carrying a long roster of saloon travelers. Names include L. A. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ballard, Rev. Walter H. Cambridge, Dr. Leigh Richmond Hunt, Miss Ruth Howlett, James Lloyd Knox, George Fiske, H. Sondermann, and many others.
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Winifredian
Boston
Liverpool
L. A. Abbott
John W. W. Ballard
Daniel Bonbright
A. H. Bell
Ae B. Barbour
Marcel Bailly
J. G. Burdell
A. Bayles
A. M. Beale
James & Bent
Princes M. Brown
A. Ee.‘ Campbell
Crumars L. Cornell
Maith Chandler
Hen Chapman
Walter H. Cambridge
John Corrington
James Cocks
L. B. Mbe
Morton
Iathory Morton Dexter
Miss Dexter
L. Day
Maud Day
Igis i Ellis
E. Ellis
T. Ellis
Robert Fleming
Flem
Grace Fleming
Margaretta Flene
George Fiske
Fiske
Jon H. Farley
A. D. Foster
G. C. Fiske
James F. Farquhar
Farquhar
Harold Fitzgerald
H Fossel
James Guiler
C. Guiler
F. A. Griffin
Frederick Gerris
Gregg
F. L. Gallup
G. 8
Susie Wood
Henry M. Willams
Aes
T. Willis
Shipping News Brims With Arrivals and Clearances
Shipping notices report arrivals of the Burnside and State of Maine with merchandise and passengers to various ports. Cleared steamers include Admiral vars Port Antonio and Britannic, with several schooners sailing to New York, Philadelphia, and Halifax. Sailed vessels list multiple tugs and barges moving along the Atlantic seaboard.
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United States Army
Burnside
State of
Pierce
Bangor
Dingley
Thompson
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Houcester
Ober
Gucester
Nantucket
Hart
New Bedford
Park Thomas A. Goddardl
Boston
Park
Rosario
Abbie Keast
Erb
Quaco
E B
Minnie R
Farrell
Tupperville
Frank W. Howe
Williams
Runswick
Martha T. Thomas
Watts
Benjamin C. Cromwell
McClearn
Kelly
Poland
Kalmia
Philadelphia
W. R. Huntley
Admiral Vars
Port Antonio
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Britannic
Nor
Louisboro
State of Maine
Typtland
Chattahoochee
New York
H. Dimock
Charles Noble’ Simmons
N.o
Jordan
Belmont
Port Gilbert
Raeburn
Halifax
Emma FE. Porter
Clements
Lucinda Luton
Wino Uthwest
United States Army Transport
Sedgwick
Inifredian
Liverpool
Eng
Belela
Baltimore
Ifax
N. 8
Port Seenenburg
C. m
Charlottetown
Prince George
C. B
Navahoe
Charleston
D. C
Norman
Stareverute
Newmore
James Boyce
Lila McLean
Rockworth
Oat Etch
Ava Baronet
Perth Amboy
Agusta
Concord
South Amboy
Arges Foster
Stafford
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Portsmouth
N. H
Piscata Ps
Eliotamagna
Bear Ridge
Beechwood
Sailing schedules for Boston to Florida july 1900
Savannah Line announces fast freight and passenger service from Boston North Side Lewis Wharf to Florida and the south with July sailings. Chattahoochee departs July 4 and July 9 at noon. rates list first class 5 dollars, intermediate 4 dollars, steerage 2.25 dollars. Contact 111 Summer Street Room 2 or agent H Downing 20 Atlantic Ave. Through service via New York or Sound Line continues with Ocean Steamship Company connections at New Pier 35 North River. For freight or passage apply to A DeW Sampson N B A 111 Summer Street 1st Floor Room 2 ton.
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Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Boston
Florida
Pany
Chattahoochee
New York
Summer Street
H. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Air Rail
Sound Line
Metropolitan 8. 8. Co
Ocean Steamship Company
New Pier 35
North River
Newark
A. Dew. Sampson
N. B.A
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line Schedules
Tri weekly sailings from Beaton on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 3 p m. From Balmaetonia on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Freight to points West and South forwarded. Office listed in Fiske Building with rates and contact details.
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Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Norfolk
Baltimore
Newport News
Boston
Washington
Beaton
Saturda
Balmaetonia
Iyetuger
Freignt
Railroad Schedule Fragments From Portland Halifax Region
A fragmented timetable lists trains and steamer routes across Portland Halifax Calais St Stephen and nearby towns. It notes daily and week day departures with times such as 7:80 8:20 9:45 p m and 7 a m. Some lines specify Sundays and holidays with schedule variations.
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Bonin” Sigd
ePiad
Hes
Chloe Birst
A. Sme
Halifax
Tuggers
A. m
ARYAN
WIN Mounkin White
Lancaster
Fabyan
Maine
Sunoa Wista Sher
Phomarton
Rockland
Transit schedule excerpt for New Hampshire and Vermont lines
A busy, fragmentary timetable lists South and North Division ferry and rail routes including Manchester Concord and Nashua to Concord connections. It shows station names such as Belmont, Plymouth, Lebanon, Claremont, Franklin, Montpelier, and St Johnsbury with listed departure times and Sundays adjustments. The garbled OCR implies multiple routes, some seasonal limits, and notes on connections via Pemigewasset Valley and White River Junction.
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Chester
Concord
Legaron
North Weare
Pennege
Staations
Hey
Sundape
New Boston
Bay Por BE
Belmont
N. H. Sei
Tilton Lakeport
Iganibrt
Ash- Nat Land
Sun- Corta Kins
Shade Canlan Ee
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Ekoert Aio Brnae
M. Mndayss
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Ha’ Iva
Pid Ae al Art
Tefield
Lan
Prowl House
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Jefferson
Maplinood
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Prohoubd
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Lebanon
Bristol
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Claremont
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Sor
Sherbrooke
Newport
ST. J
Plymoy
Pane
Montpelier
Burlington
White River
Eetite River Junction
Bivie
Montreal
Boston
Chicago
the Waat
Yia G. T
New York New Haven and Hartford R R Schedule June 12 1900
The notice lists train departures and routes from terminals including NNW acTORS New Haven New London via Shore Line and Air Line connections toward Philadelphia Baltimore Newport Providence and coastal towns. It details morning trains 8 a m 9 a m and later services with stops at Middletown Willima Clinton Providence and Plymouth among others, plus special weekend and Sunday timetables and where to obtain time tables and tickets.
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New London
Shore Line
Middletown
Willima
Artford
Air Line
New York
X Haven
Hartford
Texpress
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Maryland
Aris
Sun-Ford
Gia No Sunae
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Wreteman
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Cy Aye
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NLAB
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A. m. Paimina Ven
A. An.g
Wake’ x
M. Ee
A. Dott
Retin . Uthan
A. m. Nantoket
Teeord
Opster
Bon Bridge
Lim Becton
Foie R. R
Ableoro
Iim
Pashircere
Clinton
Ospvhi
Ets Ighland
UPPE
I. Medtield
West Medway
Wookish Sory
Tate Lovellal
Wigeets
Vasiot
Ulred
Rive Todayy
Peter Clark
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