Major Charles McCawley Weds Mrs Davis After Hospital Romance
Major Charles Laurie McCawley and Mrs. Sarah H. F. Davis married yesterday with Providence Hospital nurses as witnesses. McCawley fell ill with typhoid fever in Boston on his way to Bar Harbor for the wedding and rushed to Washington for treatment. Mrs. Davis, mother of Mrs. George Cabot Lodge, aided him through illness, making the ceremony possible.
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Washington
Charles Laurie McCawley
White House
Sarah H. F. Davis
John Davis
United States Court of Claims
Providence Hospital
Boston
Bar Harbor
Major McCawley
Davis
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Arthur
George Cabot Lodge
Senator Lodge
McCawley
Charles Laurie M'Cawley
U.S. Court OF Claims
Helen Patterson Heads to St Johnsbury for Summer
Miss Helen Sinclair Patterson left her Polycraft studio on Irvington Street and travels to St Johnsbury Vermont to stay with her parents during the summer. The noted illustrator keeps up part of each day with drawing work and enjoys tennis, hill drives, and time with her horse and setter dog.
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Helen Sinclair Patterson
Polycraft
Irvington Street
St. Johnsbury
Blue Hill
Vermont Hills
Surprise wedding gift for immigration inspector at Long Wharf
Inspector William H. Nitz of the United States immigration service received a chest of sterling silver as a wedding gift at the Board of Special Inquiry room at Long Wharf. The presentation was by Inspector William Burke, with Nitz thanking the speakers. He wed Miss Anna L. Schaerer in New Haven on the first of the month. Nitz previously served two terms on the Jamaica Plain Common Council and has been with the immigration service since last summer.
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William H. Nitz
United States Immigration Service
Board of Special Inquiry
Long Wharf
George B. Billings
William Burke
Inspector Nitz
New Haven
Conn
Anna L. Schaerer
Jamaica Plain
Common Council
Immigration Service
Good Templars Gather in Hub
Boston hosts a major temperance convention as the National Order of Good Templars meets at Tremont Temple. The US grand lodge, featuring delegates from lodges nationwide, held its second annual reception with George F. Cotterill and Miguel Seregue addressing members.
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Boston
National Order of Good Templars
Tremont Temple
National Grand Lodge of
United States
George F. Cotterill
Washington
Miguel Seregue
Massachusetts
John F. Fitzgerald
Governor Guild
Fitzgerald
P. G. C. T. Willard O. Wylie
Golden Cross founder Dr Edward Hartshorn dies at 89
Berlin reports the death of Dr Edward Hartshorn founder and organizer of the Order of the Golden Cross and long time editor of the Golden Cross Journal. He was 89, a Harvard Medical School graduate of 1840, practiced medicine, then moved to Somerville to manufacture medicines. He organized the order in 1878.
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Berlin
Edward Hartshorn
Order of the Golden Cross
Golden Cross Journal
Hartshorn
William H. Hartshorn
Harvard Medical School
Somerville
President Fallieres Receives Major Dreyfus in Paris
President Fallieres greeted Major Dreyfus at the Elysee Palace with Joseph Reinach, a close ally, as the reinstated officer prepares for a two month leave of absence in Switzerland after returning from Rambouillet.
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France
Major Dreyfus
Paris
Fallieres
Elysee Palace
Rambouillet
Dreyfus
Joseph Reinach
Switzerland
Fragmented Stock Quote Only Readable Invoices
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New Hotel for Women Opens in New York at Abingdon Square
Trowmart Inn will open Aug 1 offering 250 airy rooms near Abingdon Square with weekly rates from 4.50 to 5 inclusive of breakfast and dinner. It accepts young women under 35 with jobs earning 10 to 12 a week while men may visit. aims for affordable lodging for girls previously priced out of hotels.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Trowmart Inn
Abingdon Square
Trowmart
W. R. H. Martin
Prince Olaf's Donkey Triggers Dockside Mixup
In London July 25 a royal donkey sent to Crown Prince Olaf of Norway caused a harbor incident. The Montebello captain signalled to Christiania lighthouse but received no reply. The signalman, busy on the phone, misread Ass as a personal insult and refused to report the incident.
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London
Edward
Olaf
Norway
Montebello
Christiania
Funeral of Sara Fisher in Waverley
The funeral for Sara Gertrude Fisher, daughter of Hugh and Minnie Fisher of 27 Chandler Street, Waverley, who died after being struck by the 6 o'clock express, was held at St. Joseph's Church Belmont. Requiem high mass was conducted by Rev. Father N J Murphy with Rev. Father R J Murphy of Salem assisting. Edward J McGonagle of Boston sang a solo as floral tributes arrived. burial followed at Belmont Cemetery with services at the grave by Rev. Father R J Murphy.
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Waverley
Sara Gertrude
Hugh
Minnie Fisher
Chandler Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Belmont
N. J. Murphy
R. J. Murphy
Salem
Edward J. McGonagle
Boston
Belmont Cemetery
Lotta Crabtree Sues Her Real Estate Agent
Kansas City July 25 Lotta the actress known as Annie E. Crabtree sues real estate agent S Truitt in Circuit Court for damages totaling 12000 claiming misrepresentation of two lots at McGee and Seventeenth streets. She says the lots were worth 27000 when sold and seeks the difference.
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Kansas City
Lillian Lawrence Rejoins John Craig Company in Boston
Miss Lillian Lawrence arrives in Boston from Portland to join John Craig’s summer stock at the Globe Theatre. She says she is ready for work after a three year absence and praises the play A Scrap of Paper as a favorite.
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Lillian Lawrence
John Craig
Globe Theatre
Boston
Portland
Ore
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