Secret Malden Elopement Revealed in Providence Marriage
Miss Lucy Price of Malden aged 19 married Clarence R. Eldridge 23 in Providence on March 17. The couple wed quietly on St Patrick's Day and returned to Malden to resume social roles while keeping the romance private until a recent revelation to the bride's parents. Eldridge is the son of a prominent furniture dealer and the couple are reported to be furnishing a home.
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Malden
Providence
Lucy Price
Upham Street
Clarence R. Eldridge
St. Patrick’s
Gome
Eldridge
Rockport to Welcome Fighting Bob Evans Fleet Arrival
Rockport Maine prepares for a large welcome as Fighting Bob Evans and a 40 vessel squadron arrive to join the advance fleet. The town anticipates a boom from the new mile long breakwater and federal harbor project costing about 1 million dollars. The Yankton arrived last week and eight warships were visible offshore.
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Rockport
Bob’ Evans
Maine
Evans
Provincetown
Yankton
Train Kills Unknown Man Near Wood River Junction
An unknown man about 35 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, 160 pounds, wearing quality clothing, was found dead beside the New York New Haven Hartford railroad tracks at Wood River Junction six miles east of Westerly Rhode Island. His skull was crushed and his right leg injured near the hip under the wheels. pockets were empty and identity could not be determined.
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Westerly
R. I
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Wood River Junction
Here
Wonderland Welcomes New Colt in Wild West Show
Shortly before midnight last night a new, healthy colt appeared in the tents of the Wonderland Wild West show. The colt has a white head and a brown and white spotted body. The dam is a fine Kentucky mare and a performer in the show.
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Wonderland
Kentucky
Rockport Welcomes Sixteen Naval Vessels For Harbor Event
The article describes a large naval fleet arriving at Rockport with sixteen warships, the region's proud harbor, and the pending completion of a long breakwater. Residents anticipate a royal reception for the crews led by Bob, with festivities and calm coastal scenes expected as ships are sighted and bells and cannons announce the arrival.
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Uncle Sam
Rockport
Bob
Two Battleships Illinois and Missouri Reach Provincetown
Provincetown July 15. The battleships Illinois and Missouri arrived from Boston where repairs at Charlestown navy yard updated turret mechanisms to guard crews from ammunition explosions during firing. They join the North Atlantis fleet that left New York yesterday under Admiral Robley D. Evans to begin mock war maneuvers off the New England coast.
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Provincetown
Illinois
Missouri
Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
New York
Robley D. Evans
New England
Virginia Arrives at Newport toJoin North Atlantic Fleet
The battle ship Virginia under Captain Seaton Schroeder reached Newport Rhode Island today from Orient Point New York and will later join the North Atlantic fleet.
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Newport
R. I
Virginia
Seaton Schroeder
Orient Point
L. I
Thaw Mother to Visit Him Today in Tombs
New York July 15 Mrs William Thaw barred from visiting Harry Kendall Thaw today at the Tombs but likely to meet tomorrow. Mrs Thaw has returned from Europe and is staying at the Hotel Lorraine. Chief counsel Hartridge holds talks with Judge Olcott and plans for future statements by Thaw and his wife are discussed.
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New York
William Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
Madison Square Roof Garden
Thaw
Stanford White
Judge Olcott
Harry Thaw
Hartridge
Harry
Interesting A. O. H. entertainment highlights in Roslindale
Division 47 A O H held a noted event at A O H Hall Roslindale drawing about 300 members and friends. Speakers included Norfolk County President James E Cox Hyde Park Edward Fitzwilliams Allston and C J Fay Boston Post. Tributes praised Matthew Cummings for national president candidacy and state growth. Major Thomas J Clements delivered the closing address.
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A. O. H. Hall
Roslindale
Norfolk County
James E. Cox
Hyde Park
Edward Fitzwilliams
Allston
C. J. Fay
The
Boston Post
Matthew Cummings
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Thomas J. Clements
Labor Delegates Back Poll Tax Drive in Boston
Several hundred delegates from the Central Labor Union endorsed City Collector Garrett W. Scollard’s bid to collect poll taxes and urge every citizen to pay up to date. Scollard reported $366,854 assessed with only $75,580 collected, about 20 percent. The union plans to meet the mayor to protest William H. Sayward's proposed appointment to a building laws commission, labeling him an enemy of labor.
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Central Labor Union
Garrett W. Scollard
Boston
Fitzgerald
Scollard
William H. Sayward
Sayward
Smallest genuine newspaper in the world issued at Dorchester
W F De Lue and J P Toye aged 16 publish the Bulletin from 605 West Park street Dorchester. The July edition four pages 4x6 inches features six ads three big headlines and independent editorials. The back page quotes Newton Newkirk claiming his brain is bald while authorities say he has raven locks under a black derby.
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W. F. de Lue
J. P. Toye
Dorchester
de Lue & Toye Co., Limited
West Park Street
Bulletin
Newton Newkirk
Stealthy
Steve
Wee Weekly
Communion Served by Sodality at St Marys Church
At St Marys Church North End more than 300 members of the Young Men s Sodality received holy communion in a body during the 7 30 o clock Mass yesterday. The mass was celebrated by Rev Father Buell S J rector at Georgetown University.
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St. Mary’s Church
North End
Young Men’s Sodality
Father Buell, S. J
Georgetown University
Bitter Providence will contest pits heirs and friends
In Providence Rhode Island lawyers and society figures await a feud over the will of Mrs Lucy M H Smith who disinherited her brother George A Rice in favor of her husband James H Smith and adopted daughter Mrs Spouse Prew The case set for August 14 hinges on claims of undue influence and ownership of the estate valued between 500000 and 750000
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Providence
R. I
Lucy M. H. Smith
George A. Rice
Hayward
Quinn
Rice
James H. Smith
Haywards
William E. Prew
Cambridge Girls Still Missing One Week Later
Margaret and Julia McCarthy, 18, daughters of Mr and Mrs Felix McCarthy of East Cambridge, remain unlocated as Boston and Cambridge police search without leads. The girls, last seen last Sunday, are described as about 5 feet 8 inches, with Margaret missing the index finger on her right hand. Both wore light waists and dark skirts. A possible companion, Nellie Seabolt, 19, is suspected but not confirmed.
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Margaret
Julia McCarthy
Felix McCarthy
Fifth Street
East Cambridge
Boston
Cambridge
McCarthy
Nellie Seabolt
Portland Street
Margaret McCarthy
Rescued Drowning Daughter in Cook's Pond
In Watertown, 8-year-old Santa Guivas fell into Cook's Pond after a playful push. Pasquale Guivas rushed in fully clothed to save her a second time, aided by Patrolman Milmore in resuscitation efforts after she was brought ashore.
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Watertown
Santa
Cook’s Pond
Pasquale Guivas
Milmore
Gulvzi
Feast of St Anthony Draws Thousands to North End Celebration
Thousands from all city quarters flocked to the North End for the Italian feast of St Anthony Buglioni. The Sacred Heart Church in North Square glowed with electric lights as a 50 piece band led masses and fireworks lit the sky. Father Robert Blosotti preached on Saint Anthony’s life, noting his humble Lisbon birth and his fight against tyranny.
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North End
Anthony Buglioni
Church of the Sacred Heart
North Square
Father Robert Blosotti
The
Sacred Heart
St. Anthony
Lisbon
Portugal
Padova
Venice
Meeting of Allied Printing Trades Purchasing Assn
At the third semi annual meeting held yesterday at 17A Brattle square over 100 members attended. A dividend of 2 percent a month was declared on profits from business contracted. Treasurer A V Losen reported $21000 in the past six months versus $14000 prior period. Of 400 shares all but 56 were bought. no member may own more than two shares. Officers listed include President Percy B S Thayer Vice President William E Pearle Secretary Julian S Cutler Treasurer A V Losea.
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Allied Printing Trades Purchasing Association
Brattle Square
A. V. Losen
Percy B. S. Thayer
William E. Pearle
Julian 8. Cutler
A. V. Losea
Mrs Margaret Lambert of Jamaica Plain Dies at Home
Margaret Lambert widow of James Lambert died Saturday at 62 Day Street Jamaica Plain leaving many friends. She supported charitable works for years and is survived by four sons and four daughters prominent in Roxbury and Jamaica Plain society. Funeral at 62 Day Street tomorrow at 9 am with high mass of requiem at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament at 19 am.
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Margaret Lambert
James Lambert
Day Street
Jamaica Plain
Man Arrested After Fire Shots Alarm North End
Luigi Georgia, 25, of 818 Tremont Street, fired two pistol shots at fleeing men in the North End at 2 20. He fled toward Atlantic Avenue but was spotted by Patrolman Cronin and captured behind the New England House after Cronin fired four shots. A bulldog revolver with five chambers was found on him. He says he merely closed off some thugs and a court will decide today.
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Luigi Georgia
Tremont Street
North End
Atlantic Avenue
Cronin
New England
Flat Workers Operate in Roxbury District
Early yesterday the home of Edgar F. Palmer a Station 9 police officer at 479 Dudley Street was entered while the family was away and jewelry valued at $60 was stolen.
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Roxbury
Edgar F. Palmer
Station 9
Dudley Street
Guatemala and Salvadoran clash leaves 2000 dead or captured
On July 15 at 5 p.m. sat night the Salvadoran army attacked Guatemalan forces at Platanar and claimed victory with 2000 Guatemalan casualties including dead wounded and prisoners. The Guatemalan force invading via Santa Fe was repulsed by Honduras allied Salvador.
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San Salvador
Platanar
Santa Fe
Honduras
Salvador
Nicaragua Maintains Neutrality Amid Central American Conflict
President Zelaya states Nicaragua has been, is, and will remain neutral in responses to reports of aid in the war against Guatemala. The message mentions Guatemala’s strong army invading Honduras and El Salvador with battles ongoing in both nations.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Associated Press Today
Zelaya
Honduras
Salvador
Murder in Peterhof Park Watcher Unidentified Assailant Arrested
A despatch from St. Petersburg reports General Kozlov of the headquarters staff was shot and killed in a Peterhof park on Saturday. The well dressed assailant fired three shots and was arrested but not identified. The case is deemed mysterious as Kozlov had no political ties.
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London
St. Petersburg
Man Killed Sitting on Tracks in Lowell Tragedy
Lowell July 15. Robert Durrough aged 40 was killed instantly by a Boston and Maine passenger train at South Lowell. He failed to move before the locomotive struck him while seated on the track.
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Lowell
Robert Durrough
Boston & Maine
South Lowell
Sons of Zaslav Association Installs Officers at Swartz Hall
The Sons of Zaslav Association held a regular meeting at Swartz Hall 15 Leverett street and installed new officers. An entertainment followed with refreshments. Ex-Councilman H. Weinberg received a gold medal for good work with the group.
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Sons of Zaslav Association
Swartz Hall
Leverett Street
H. Weinberg
Sons of Zaslav
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