Fifteen Pastors Assist Swedish Boston Wedding
In Lynn on July 7 at Washington Street Baptist Church Rev Jonas P Zettervall and Miss Christina Westin wed with fifteen pastors from Swedish churches in Greater Boston acting as ushers and four giving addresses. The ceremony was by Rev Alfred Lundberg before over 200 guests. Both born in Sandsvall Sweden the couple formed their friendship in school. Zettervall is a Newton Theological Seminary graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Baptist Church
Christina Westin
East Lynn
Alfred Lundberg
Swedish Baptist Church of
Boston
Sandsvall
Sweden
Zettervall
Chicago
Newton Theological Seminary
Dedham Bride Weds Nelson Bonner at St Marys Church
At St Marys Church Dedham Miss May Catherine Hogan daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Hogan of Hotel Dedham Bry ant street married Nelson Bonner of Newton The Rev John H Fleming officiated Attendants were Miss Nellie J Hogan and Charles H Hogan A buffet luncheon reception followed at the Hogan home Guests came from Boston Dedham West Roxbury Newton Hyde Park Somerville Cambridge Norwood Roslindale Forest Hills and Portland Me After a trip to Old Orchard Beach the couple will reside in Newton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
St. Mary’s Church
John H. Fleming
May Catherine
George H. Hogan
Hotel Dedham
Bryant Street
Nelson Bonner
Newton
Nellie J. Hogan
Charles H. Hogan
Boston
West Roxbury
Hyde Park
Somerville
Cambridge
Norwood
Roslindale
Forest Hills
Portland
Old Orchard Beach
Mrs. Bonner
Sailor Fractures Skull After Fall in Provincetown
Manuel Mayo aged 83 living at 42 Corinth street Provincetown fell on the sidewalk in front of 227 Atlantic avenue yesterday and sustained a fracture of the base of the skull. He was taken to the Relief Hospital in Boston Harbor where his condition is listed as critical. Mayo is a sailor aboard a fishing schooner now in Boston Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Mayo
Corinth Street
Provincetown
Atlantic Avenue
Relief Hospital
Mayo
Boston Harbor
Planning Attack On This City Involving Coast Tour
General Leonard A Wood and Adjutant General Brigham conduct a coast tour of Massachusetts to select landing and base points for a potential army assault on Boston in midsummer. Wood departs Boston for southern parts of the state to assess suitable invasion locations with War Department guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Wood
U.S. A
Brigham
Massachusetts
War Department
Boston
Wood
Coast defenses map Boston attack drill underway
War game simulates a south shore landing to threaten Boston with eight thousand invaders and seven infantry regiments while a seven regiment defense marshals nine militia units plus cavalry and field batteries. General Pew coordinates defense from Washington as General Wood leads reconnaissance. The War Department budgets $500000 for munitions and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Buzzards Bay
Boston
Wood
Pew
Washington
War Department
Worcester
Springfield
Holyoke
Orange
Pittsfield
Northampton
Greenfield
Adams
Wakefield
Fitchburg
Lowell
Framingham
Marlboro
Stoneham
Concord
Charlestown
Milford
Newton
Plymouth
Medford
Waltham
Woburn
Attleboro
Hingham
Malden
Hudson
Lawrence
Clinton
Coast Artillery
W. W. Weatherspoon
War College
Have a Holstein Cow In Your Kitchen
A Ventura advertisement extols Van Camp's evaporated milk as pure rich milk and cream on tap. It promises sanitary dairies with Holstein cows, no waste, and costs under six cents per quart when bought by case. The copy warns condensed milk is not suitable for cooking and claims Van Camp's is superior to other evaporated milks.
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van Camp’s
van Camp
Judge Rules Alimony For Snow In Suffolk Court
In Suffolk Equity Court Judge Richardson orders Godfrey E Snow 27 of Malden to pay his wife Sarah J Snow a weekly alimony of five dollars while she pursues divorce. Snow erupts in court calling the decision unjust as the estranged couple, married since 1908, live apart with a baby and Snow's disability from a prior accident. Snow's wife alleges sustained mistreatment and excessive drinking since their marriage, and she currently resides with her mother in Dorchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Equity Court
Suffolk County
Godfrey E. Snow
Malden
Sarah J. Snow
Snow
Revere
Dorchester
War Against Peanut Stands in Gloucester
In Gloucester on July 7, Mayor Parsons and Alderman Merchant clash over peanut roasters and fruit stands. Merchant seeks removal and plans obstructions on Main street, while Parsons allows them where owners pay 1 license and post a 1000 bond. Babson refused the fee though he posted bond and faced sidewalk obstruction charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Parsons
Alderman Merchant
Main Street
Babson
Boys' prank burns baby in Fall River tragedy
In Fall River on July 7 four year old Marie Pealow of 72 Tower street was badly burned when brothers Walter and Roy Byron played with a blazing ball of cotton waste. Roy threw it to Walter who failed to stop it and Marie caught flames. Thomas Porter near by smothered the fire with a rug but she is expected to die within hours as a physician notes her mortal injuries.
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Fall River
Marie Pealow
Tower Street
Walter
Roy Byron
Roy
Marie
Thomas Porter
Bail Cut in Charles 8. Stuart Case After Larceny Charge
Bail for Charles 8. Stuart, convicted in the business chance cases, was reduced from 12900 dollars to 9600 dollars after his rearrest on a new larceny charge following the jury verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Stuart
Old St. Stephen's to Hold Festival at Oak Island
The midsummer festival of St. Stephen's Church North End will be at Oak Island Grove on Wednesday July 14. The 1842 parish shows strong old ties with 1400 current members and a large reunion of past and present North Enders aiding the parochial plant. An energetic committee has organized a program of sports games and amusements for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old St. Stephen’s
Oak Island
St. Stephen's Church
North End
Oak Island Grove
John B. McMahon
Archdiocese of
Boston
St. Stephen's
North Ienders
Francis E Clark Re elected Leader Of Christian Endeavor
The Rev Francis E Clark is re elected president of the United Society of Christian Endeavor at the 24th International convention in St Paul. Trustees also re elected officers including William Shaw H N Lathrop Amos R Wells and George W Coleman A new national home site in Boston was reported costing about 150000 with 50000 cash on hand. Clark called the year the best the society has known and noted a shift toward inter denominational fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaw
H. N. Lathrop
Amos R. Wells
G. B. Graff
Patriots’ League
George W. Coleman
Builders’ Union
R. P. Anderson
John G. Huber
Dayton
O. George W. Coleman
Christian Citizenship
Boston
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor
United Society
Marmola Tablets Promise Fat Reduction in Summer Diets
An advertisement touts Marmola prescription tablets as a safe fat reducer taken after meals. It claims the pills convert meals into blood nourishment, stop fat production, and reduce flesh at 12 to 15 ounces per day, priced 75 cents and available from drug stores or The Marmola Company Detroit dept. 197.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola Company
Detroit
Mich
FIX TAX ON 500 POWER TOWERS
Fitchburg July 7 Twenty one assessors from Fitchburg and surrounding towns met with Chairman Edward Ackley to determine the assessment of about 600 towers used by Connecticut River Power Company. Valuation set at 250 dollars per tower and tax to be paid to each municipality. First case in Massachusetts on this electric power operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg
Leominster
Clinton
Sterling
Lancaster
Gardner
Winchendon
Westminster
Royalston
Edward Ackley
David I. Walsh
Connecticut River Power Company
Worcester County
Massachusetts
New England
Pioneer Electric Power Syndicate
Miss May Sutton to Wed Capitalist
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena world champion tennis player will marry Harry B. Hall banker and capitalist of Mexico City. The engagement was announced here yesterday and the wedding date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
May Sutton
Pasadena
Harry B. Hall
Mexico City
Cuticura Remedies Restore Health and Help Baby Scurion
George M Hall of Brushton New York reports three months laid up with a bad ankle ulcer healed after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Elixir. He also notes the soap cleared head conditions in his baby. This advertising testimonial date cited as December 24 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Hall
Brushton
N. Y
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Washington and
Winter Streets
Lions
Mitchell & Kronenberg Co
New York City
Bell Telephone
Christine Westin
Jonas P. Zettervall
Lynn
Linner—Hogan
Sailor
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis, Ind
Godfrey Snow
Tayes
Postum Cereal C » Limited
Raith Se Stork, Inc
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Stuart
St. Stephen’s Church
Cuticura
Amy Geissler
South Seventh St
Omaha
Neb
Potter Drug & Chem
Columbus Ave
Mass
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