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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1906

Page

7

Senator Crane Weds In Quiet Boston Nuptials

The ceremony united Senator Winthrop Murray Crane and his bride with a large gathering of relatives and dignitaries in Dalton followed by a honeymoon plan that may include Europe. They departed at 3 PM in a four seated auto after rice was showered and satin slippers fluttered from the carriage canopy.

Dalton Zenas Crane Charles K. Crane Zenas Marshall Crane Samuel G. Colt Pittsfield T. L. Pomeroy T. Plunkett Hinsdale Bates Morristown N. J Fred G. Crane Robert Bonner Astoria L. L E. H. Brewer Frederic A. Keep Florence S. Boardman Europe Crane Portico Boston William Boardman

Crane and bride miss Dalton arrival after Manchester wedding

Senator Winthrop Murray Crane and his bride did not arrive in Dalton from Manchester as friends expected. A quiet welcome is planned at Mt Pleasant residence with decor and a brief reception. After two weeks at home the couple will depart for Europe with guests from Washington.

Dalton Winthrop Murray Crane Manchester Mt. Pleasant Washington Boston Wyndcliffe Berkshire

Crane Family Reaches Boston After Nobility Nuptials

Members of the Crane family and companions traveled by automobile to Boston and checked into the Hotel Touraine after the wedding. The party arrived around 6 30. They avoided reporters at the hotel and were believed to be staying with Senator Crane and his bride.

Crane Boston Zenas Crane Z._M. Crane Z. Marshall Crane Cttre Evans Miss Cooney Touraine Senator Crane Game Hotel

Unclean Food in England Reports expose filthy factories

London July 10 English factories under scrutiny reveal revolting conditions matching Chicago meat packing claims. Jam factories bakeries and sausage makers censured for filth with scenes of dirty boiling rooms poor sanitation and rats.

London Chicago

Browntails Go By Auto To torment Harlem with peek a boo waist

New York reports brown tail moths moving from Boston to Harlem after gorging on erudite fashion. They invade Riverside Drive trees carpets and gowns shedding prickles clogging interstices of peek a boo waists and forcing women to abandon the summer garment.

New York Boston Harlem Back Bay Riverside Drive Congress Massachusetts

Law Permits Spanking Girl Declares Guardian Petition Denied

Allentown, July 10. Judge Trexler ruled a mother's right to spank her daughter stands. Minnie Klotz, 14, sought a guardian to manage earnings after alleged improper contact with young men and a bundle of letters. The judge dismissed the petition, saying the mother acted within her rights and the girl remains under her mother's authority.

Allentown Penn Trexler Minnie Klotz

Government Guarantees Fitness of Stamped Tinned Meats

Sheffield July 10 The Grocers' Federation report a message from Ambassador Whitelaw Reid and a Roosevelt note confirming the new law guarantees the fitness of government stamped tinned meats in all respects. If any trouble arises, protest may be made to sellers or to the United States government directly.

Sheffield Eng Grocers’ Federation Whitelaw Reid Roosevelt United States

Young Hazen Pingree Figures in Detroit Divorce Case

Hazen S. Pingree son of Michigan's governor and former Detroit mayor is central to a sensational divorce scandal. Alexander W. Beal of Stanley Smith & Co. sues Pingree as co respondent, with Mrs Pingree set to file for divorce within 48 hours, signaling social upheaval in Detroit society.

Detroit Hazen S. Pingree Michigan Young Pingree Alexander W. Beal Stanley Smith & Co Beal

Venus at Lake Hopatcong Angers Gentlemen of Faith

New York observers condemn fashionable bathing robes at Lake Hopatcong where a Newark woman in a sleeveless white bril liantine outfit with pink stockings drew 600 onlookers. A Rev B L Johnson denounces such attire urging modest attire next visit after bathhouse manager ejects her.

New York Lake Hopatcong N. J B. L. Johnson

Massachusetts Report On Chicago Canned Beef Due Today

The Massachusetts State Board of Health will release its report on Chicago canned beef today. Dr Harrington, in charge of testing materials from Chicago packing houses, says the report will present the facts and tell the truth after months of bacteriology and chemical testing by the board.

Massachusetts State Board of Health Chicago Harrington State Board of Health Massachusetts Dr. Harrington State Board

Boston and Milwaukee milk purity standards compared

Boston prohibits milk with more than 500000 bacteria per cubic centimeter while Milwaukee uses a 250000 standard. Professor James A. Jordan notes the bacteriological test is new and educative, aimed at encouraging cleaner stables and better handling, with no fixed universal standard yet.

Boston Milwaukee James A. Jordan Post Cambridge

Edison’s Son Weds Miss Beatrice Heyzer in New Jersey

Thomas A. Edison Jr the inventor’s son married Beatrice M. Heyzer of Manhattan on Saturday. His first wife Marie Toohey, an actress, married in 1899 and separated after about 18 months. she died February 18 last year.

Trenton N. J Thomas A. Edison, Jr Beatrice M. Heyzer Sixth Avenue Manhattan Edison Marie Toohey

Century old diet baffling Gotham doctors

New York reports 105 year old Mrs. Mary Fay died recently with a body in prime condition. Coroner's Physician Dr. Philip O’Hanlon along with other surgeons observed remarkable health and mind linked to her bread and milk diet for decades. They reference Metchnikoff’s theory on digestive tract aging and curdled milk as a factor in delaying old age. Mrs. Fay lived 40 to 60 years on bread and milk. She avoided meat and vegetables and carried crusts of bread on excursions. Her home was a small room at 490 Sixth avenue, known to neighbors as Granny Fay.

New York Mary Fay O’hanlon Cians O'Hanlon Sixth Avenue

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Senator Cranes Summerome Winsor Mirs Boardman Mabel Boardman WM Boardman Mevrosmith England Gotham Pennsylvania Denver Col Edward Merriman Stapleton Merriman Alexander R. Merriman Young Hazen Pingree Bath Mass Ees Ae Centenarian Doctors OF Gotham DE Washington and Winter Streets New England The Boston Sunday Post Sunday Post
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