Pretty Plymouth wedding unites Wilkinson and Atwood in noon ceremony
Arthur Wilkinson of Fort Smith Arkansas marries Miss Anna Cora Atwood daughter of H A Atwood superintendent of Plymouth Gas Company in a high noon service at Christ Episcopal Church Plymouth. The Rev F H Rowse performed the ceremony under lilies with no ushers or bridesmaids. A wedding breakfast followed and the couple departed for Fort Smith where they will reside. A large gathering of Plymouth society attended the event including numerous ministers doctors and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Arthur Wilkinson
Fort Smith, Ark
Anna Cora Atwood
H. A. Atwood
Plymouth Gas Company
F.H. Rowse
Christ Episcopal Church
Thomas Jackson
Agnes Barnes
Wilkinson
Fort Smith
Charles P. Lombard
Ernest W. Shurtleff
Edward B. Stephens
George W. Bosworth
William S. Kyle
William T. Whitman
Walter L. Boyden
James W. Cooper
N. Reeves Jackson
Miss Davis
Lucia Shumway
Jennie Hanson
Alice Davis
Lucia Hedge
Etta Walker
William $. Danforth
Frank H. Perkins
James Spooner
Isaac M. Jackson
Edwin S. Damon
Alice Chase
W. G. Brown
Ellen Stoddard
Rebecca Jackson
Arthur Lord
Helen Russell
H. H. Fowler
Mary Thurber
May Wouthgate
Lizzie Stoddard
Ruth Spooner
Emma Brown
Nannie W. Jackson
Isabel Cushman
May Burgess
Louise Washburn
Katherine Southgate
Sarah Brewster
Leos Brewster
Bertha Clark
Sarah Litchfield
Eunice Morissey
Jennie Ripley
Homer
Dedham
Daniel Jackson
Harriet W. Wilkinson
J. E.wilkinson
Wheaton
Willis Stoker
Louis Robinson
Providence
Six Burned as Detroit Livery Barn Fire Claims Several
Fire at Case's livery barn on West Congress Street in Detroit destroyed the four story brick building. By morning two horses burned, $8000 in property lost, at least five men dead or dying, and three injured. Victims include Charles Davis, John Shaw, John Bowman, Thomas Webb, James R Shaw, Edward Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Case
West
Congress Street
Charles Davis
Stockman
John Shaw
John Bowman
Bay City
Thomas Webb
James R. Shaw
Caledonia
Edward Hughes
Chamoisman
London
John Cummins
Edward McFarlane
Charles Hoff
Will of Mary B Turner Distributes Boston Charities
The Randolph native Mary B Turner probate ruling allocates three thousand to Home for Aged Couples Boston three thousand to Home for Little Wanderers Boston two thousand to Home for Aged Men Boston five thousand to New England Hospital for Women and Children two thousand to Massachusetts Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary Boston five thousand to Massachusetts General Hospital for a free bed two thousand to Ireland Parsonage Randolph and one thousand to Central Cemetery Association, remainder to be divided among Massachusetts General Hospital Home for Aged Men Home for Aged Women and the Kindergarten in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Mary B. Turner
Randolph
Boston
Seaman’s Friend Society
Little Wanderers
New England Hospital For Women and Children
Masahusetts Charitable Eye
Massachusetts At Hospital
da Society
Ranentral Cemetery Association
Massachuetas Hospital
Fennell Ill Fells Cornell in Henley Trial Heat
At Henley July 10 the second day featured trials between New College and Eton and Trinity Hall against Cornell for the grand challenge cup. Trinity Hall beat Cornell as Fennell collapsed from exhaustion after a crab and a blow to the side, with Trinity winning in 7m 15s and Cornell retreating in disappointment. Charles E. Courtney, Cornell coach, was ill and later said Fennell, Dyer, and Hager were unfit to row yet the team pressed on. Courtney noted Cornell have lost only two of thirty-five races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
London
Eton College
New College
Oxford
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
Cornell University of Ithaca
Eton
Cornell
Ithaca
Burks
Trinity
Willan
Fawley Court
Bushey Gate
Cornells
Fennell
L. Francis
Cornelis
United Press
Freeborn
Molesey Rowing Club
London Rowing Club
St. Johns College
Radley College
Rupert Guinness
Leander Rowing Club
Trinity College
New College (Oxford
Kingston Rowing Club
Societe Encouragement Au Sport Nautique
Paris
Caius College
Colson
Charles E. Courtney
Cornelle
Courtney
Dyer
Hager
Carpet Weavers Strike for Wage Increase in Philadelphia
Power loom carpet weavers in Philadelphia under the Power Loom Weavers Protective Association began a strike to secure a 7 12 percent wage advance after most factories refused. The action follows a May 28 conference of delegates from sixty two mills. The strike area is large and totals of unemployed workers and affected mills are not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Elks at Peace in Atlantic City Grand Lodge Action
Peace is reported among Elks after the Grand Lodge ratified a compromise among Detweiler Hay and trustees. The constitution amended last year will be put to subordinate lodges for ratification. Jamestown lodges are regular. Punxsutawney lodges to consolidate. Per capita tax settled, suits dismissed, and property and funds returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Elkdom
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Detweiler
Hay
Board of Grand Trustees
Grand Lodge
Jamestown
Messrs
Bechell, Smith and Detweiler
Smith arraigned on polygamy charge in Lynn court
William D. Smith, arrested for threatening to kill his wife, was arraigned before Judge Berry on polygamy charges. A New York woman claimed him as her husband, while two prior marriages were testified by Mrs Smith No. 1 and Mrs Smith No. 2. Smith pleaded not guilty and was held in $100 for trial in Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
William D. Smith
Berry
Wells
Smith
Salem
New York
Mrs Mary Roach Abducts Child From Cambridge Street Home
Mrs Mary A Roach left Patrick Slavin 102 Main Cambridgeport with his 2 year old daughter early Tuesday and has not returned. Slavin searches while Roach described as heavyset dark complexioned under medium height. She wore dark hat light waist dress. companion wore white sun bonnet light gown black stockings. Family hopes they are in East Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Roach
Patrick Slavin
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Ms. Slavin
Electric conversion tested on Nantasket branch line
John M. Hall vice-president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad reports the Nantasket branch of the Old Colony line running with electric traction has shown satisfactory results. He says if the experiment proves fully successful other branches of the Consolidated road are likely to switch from steam to electricity soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
John M. Hall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Nantasket
Old Colony
High Wire Walking School Planned in Chicago
Chicago July 10 A remarkable project aims to open a high-wire walking school headed by Clifford M. Calverly. He has crossed Niagara Falls multiple times and plans to graduate students there. The first class already has five members, with at least twenty pupils expected in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clifford M. Calverly
Calverly
Falls
Niagara
Admiral Kasnakoff Hosts U S San Francisco Officers
St Petersburg date July 10 Admiral Kasnakoff governor of Cronstadt entertains the captain and officers of the United States warship San Francisco at a banquet this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Kasnakoff
Cronstadt
United States
San Francisco
Safe place to keep money at 6 percent with Minnesota Saving Fund
A promotional piece for the Minnesota Saving Fund and Investment Company. It advertises a safe deposit option earning 6 percent, withdrawable on demand, marketed as a sound banking institution incorporated in 1889. J. H. Currier is listed as Eastern Manager at 49 Washington St Boston Mass, inviting readers to request a descriptive pamphlet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Saving Fund and Investment Company
J. H. Currier
Eastern
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Endeavor Addresses Names List
Annie F Mason Jennie Ranson Mrs M Savage Charlotte A Hood are listed as attendees of the Christian Endeavor gathering. The fragment notes several individuals connected to the organization with no dates or further context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie F. Mason
Jennie Ranson
M. Savage
Charlotte A. Hood
Rise of Young People's Christian Union Convention in Boston
The sixth annual convention of the Young People’s Christian Union attracts about 1200 delegates to Boston with aims to aid the poor through local societies. The program spans July 11 to 17, with services, papers, tours of city landmarks, lectures, and excursions from Shawmut Church venues and culminates in a patriotic meeting at Faneuil Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Christian Union
Boston
Shawmut Avenue
Columbus Avenue
F. B. Endicott
Lizzie H. Goldthwaite
J. H. Barker
R. P. Morse
Messrs. Fordier
Sanderson
F. M. Bissell
Barnett
Small, Bailey
Roscoe M. Moore
Ladd
Miss. Hobbs
Armory
West Newton Street
The Draytons Set Sail for Europe in Calm of Reconciliation
New York July 10 The Teutonic carried Mrs J Coleman Drayton and Mrs J Pierpont Morgan to Europe. Mrs Drayton cancelled her engagement at the last moment. It is said she acted at the request of Mrs Morgan who wishes to reconcile with her husband. Mrs Morgan brings her daughters Miss Morgan and Miss Annie T Morgan aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Teutonic
Europe
J. Coleman Drayton
J. Pierpont Morgan
Miss Morgan
Annie T. Morgan
Mischief in Charlestown Leads to Mass Arrests
Charlestown youths detained at the Point include Daniel Sullivan John Melody Samuel Lynch Harry Sears Frank Cox John Collins Early Graves William Geary James Fleming Timothy McCarthy John Bowden William Sullivan Fred Murray William McMackin Stephen Mellen George Fee Samuel Fee Samuel Hawkins Edward Haggerty George Smith Edward Murphy Harry Dickson Fred Sears Charlie Ray Joseph Derrin Charles McCarthy Fred Dereau John Seymour Charles McKenzie Ralph McNally Joseph McGill William Sullivan Frank Wharff James Kearns. Two will face drunkenness charges six for tapping a barrel of beer owned by the Boston and Maine railroad three for stealing lead pipe and most for using and destroying a boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Daniel Sullivan
John Melody
Samuel Lynch
Harry Sears
Frank Cox
John Collins
Early Graves
William Geary
James Fleming
Timothy McCarthy
John Bowden
William Sullivan
Fred Murray
William McMackin
Stephen Mellen
George Fee
Samuel Fee
Samuel Hawkins
Edward Haggerty
George Smith
Edward Murphy
Harry Dickson
Fred Sears
Charlies Ray
Joseph Derrin
Charles McCarthy
Fred Dereau
John Seymour
Charles McKenzie
Ralph McNally
Joseph McGill
Frank Wharff
James Kearns
Boston & Maine Railroad
Handsomely Decorated Storefronts For Endeavor Gathering
Spitz Bros. & Mark on Summer Street display a grand exterior honoring the Christian Endeavor Society convention. The 65 67 and 69 storefront features national colors, the C E monogram, and the Endeavor badge with clusters of flags and a bronze eagle, creating a striking two story presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Street
Chrstian Endeavor Society
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Endeavorers
Car and Team Collide At Dudley and Cottage
A Field's Corner electric car collided with a Howe & Fogg team driven by David A. Rice at the Dudley Cottage corner yesterday afternoon. Conductor John W. Fallon, 25, and Peter J. Hickey of 321 Saratoga Street East Boston, a member of Engine Company No. 21, were thrown from the running board and badly hurt. Hickey sustained bow and pelvis fractures with other severe injuries. both men were taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe & Fogg
David A. Rice
Dudley
Cottage Streets
John W. Fallon
Peter J. Hickey
Saratoga Street
Boston
Engine Company No. 21
Hickey
Rattan Furniture Favored for Summer Comfort
No argument needed to praise rattan as the proper summer furniture. It is cool, luxurious, durable and fashion approved, with chairs that flex to body lines and improve with age. The Paine warerooms on Canal Street showcase the best rattan gems from leading manufacturers at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
Hearing on Street Car Fenders in State
Railroad commissioners held a hearing on improving street car fenders with eleven companies present including West End. While reps pledged compliance, most offered no concrete suggestions and several claimed no need for fenders. Vice-President Cummings stated his road was satisfied with current fenders on their cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Cummings
Freeman Confirmed as Water Commission Member
At a Executive Council meeting the appointment of John R. Freeman of Winchester as the third member of the Metropolitan Water Supply Commission was unanimously confirmed. Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Cambridge was confirmed as a member of the Nautical Training Ship Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
John R. Freeman
Winchester
Metropolitan Water Supply Commission
Albert Bushnell Hart
Cambridge
Nautical Training Ship Commission
Iowa Republicans Nominate Drake for Governor
Des Moines July 10 public advance reports General A M Drake was nominated for governor by the Republican State convention on the fifth ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Gev. Drake
Des Moines
A. M
Drake
Widow of Buffalo magnate weds Phila doctor after fortune
Mrs Marie Calista Phelps, reputedly worth over $1 million, married Dr Ashton Buchanan Talbot of Philadelphia. The 78 year old widow met Talbot in California and at the Waldorf in New York where he reportedly enriched her life with cocktails and social outings. Relatives probe Talbot’s past as the couple begin their honeymoon amid questions about his finances and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marie Calista Phelps
Orson Phelps
Buffalo
Ashton Buchanan Talbot
Philadelphia
Chester County
Penn
John Wanamaker
Anna M. Lochen
Talbot
John Conway
Lochen
Arch Street
Young Talbot
Jefferson Medical College
Odd Fellows
Dr. Talbot
John Tifft
Kennedy
Phelps
Local Wringer and Mangle Works Ad Listing
The American Wringer Company advertises at 13 and 15 Broadway extension as manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to with telephone Tremont 164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Black America's Opening At Huntington Avenue Grounds
Next Tuesday evening the outdoors spectacle Black America opens on Huntington avenue circus grounds and runs all summer with Christian Endeavor Night as the debut. The production showcases negro life before the war and aims to present every phase of the race, already praised by New York and Brooklyn press. A 587 person ensemble with 150 cabins and vast scenery travels from Ambrose Park to Boston, arriving by Sunday, with public admittance at 7 PM each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Avenue Circus
America
North
New York
Brooklyn
Ambrose Park
Boston
the Park
Pennsylvania
Deaths From New Haven to Hyde Park July 8 9 11
Death notices list Horace Claflin Browne of New Haven and Benjamin Brown of Boston, with funerals pending July 11. Other obituaries include Sarah T Aull of Newton Centre aged 78 Elizabeth A Baker of Dorchester aged 60 Mary J Belcher of Chelsea aged 77 7 months Susan Bonney Hyde Park aged 80 1 month 11 days Sarah Frances Brokan wife of Peter Brokan and Patrick J Costello child of Daniel and Ellen Costello aged 4 months 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aull
Newton Centre
Sarah T. Aull
Baker
Dorchester
Elizabeth A
George W. Baker
Randolph
Chelsea
Mary J
David P. Belcher
Bonney
Hyde Park
Susan Bonney
Edward S. Bonney
Brokan
Sarah Frances
Peter Brokan
Costello
Patrick J
Daniel and
Ellen Costello
A New View of Life and Digestive Troubles
A short health note suggests indigestion causes most life troubles and promotes Ripans Tabules as a remedy. It claims relief for symptoms like sadness, head discomfort, and sleep issues, implying a new outlook after taking the tabs.
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Methyl Dental Co
Tremont St
Masonic Temple
Telephone
Atwood
Boston Charities
ST & CO
Gilchrist & Co
Hewins
Tenth District
Washington Street
Pey
Grove Hall
Bayard
Ambassador Bayard
Lord Salisbury
John H. Dbury
Winter St
Ogton
Woodbury
Hood
the Elks AT Peace
New Haven
Christian Endeavorers
Boston Post
Dairy and Sunday Post
C. E
Post
New England
Christian Endeavor
M Street
South
South Boston
Elm and
Grace Avenue
Malden
People’s Christian Union
Rteports
Southern Missionary
M. H. McClausin
Q. H. Shutn
Mary Grace Canfield
Herbert B. Briggs
Young People’s Paper
C. Ellwood Nash
D. D
Hew
Clara Woodman
Kingston
N. H
Lookout
Minnie O. Perry
Minneapolis
Minn
Charity
Clara D. Garber
Cincinnati
Copley Square
Trinity and
New Old South Churches
Art Museum
Public Library
Public Garden
Boston Common
New State House
Henrietta G. Moore
Springeld
Frank O. Hall
Lowell
A. J. Canfield
Japan
I. W. Cate
Tokio
Postoffice Mission
Grace F. White
Laurence H. Walker
Newtonville
Faneuil Halil
J. M. Pullman
Augusta J. Chapin
Omaha
Neb
Cleveland
J. S. Stevens
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
New Jersey
John Murray
Hosea Ballou
Harvard College
W. H. McGlauflin
Harriman
Tenn
Q. H. Shinn
Galesburg
Church of the Unity and
Shawmut
G. I. Perin
John Coleman Adams
Tufts College
Church of the Unity
D. Q
N. Y
Lexington and Concord
G. L. Perin
Gloucester
J. J. Lewis
the Draytons
Freeman
DR. Swett
Jamaica
R. R
N. E. Botanic
Mrs. Lochen
Doctor
Duffy's
Sol
Duffy Malt Whiskey CO
Rochester
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Law Office Square
Uabil
Massachusetts
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Court AT
Mont Vernon, N. H
the Grand Hotel
A. Edgerly
State St
Campbell & Edgerly, Managers
Mont Vernon
Cape
Central House
Wwest
Brarwich
D.C. Baker
Powder Point Avenue
Duxbury
S. Soule
Manitoba Solid For Public Schools
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Greenway
Ottawa
Browne
Conn
Horace Claflin Browne
Brown
Winchester Street
This City
Benjamin Brown
Sage
Hoel
Baltimore
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