Secret Wedding Ties Georgetown Man To Haverhill Bride
In Haverhill on July 2, John W. Conant a 36 year old Georgetown resident wed Gertrude V Falvey a local shoe factory worker. The marriage was kept secret for nearly a week until a friend revealed the nuptials. The groom is described as a prominent Georgetown citizen.
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Haverhill
John W. Conant
Georgetown
Gertrude V. Falvey
William O. Baker
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Missing East Boston Husband Sought By Wife
Mrs Hugh J Harkins of East Boston appeals to the Post for help in locating her husband who vanished two weeks ago after they looked at a tenement at 12 Wadsworth Street East Boston The wife has heard nothing since his disappearance amid their house hunting efforts
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Hugh J. Harkins
East Boston
The
Post
Wadsworth Street
Senator Stone Exonerated In Train Assault Case
Senator William J. Stone of Missouri appeared in the Central District Police Court in Baltimore to answer an assault charge filed by Lawrence G. Brown a Black waiter aboard a Pennsylvania railroad train. The railroad and Pullman companies requested withdrawal but Brown refused. After evidence and a statement by Stone the judge ruled the assault justifiable and dismissed the case.
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Baltimore
William J. Stone
Missouri
Central District Police Court
Lawrence G. Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pullman Company
Brown
Granan
Senator Stone
Senior Choir Outing At Nantasket Beach
The annual gathering of St. Marys Church North End senior choir occurred yesterday at Nantasket Beach with about 100 members taking part.
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St. Mary’s Church of the North End
Nantasket Beach
Preservation Trick Keeps Air and Tea Dust Out
A brief note explains a solution that blocks air and tea dust while preserving fragrance and flavor. The description hints at a containment method or device enabling aroma retention and tea quality. No further specifics are provided in the fragment.
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Chase & Sanborn’s
Woman Swimmer Aims to Circle Boston by Water Route
South Boston swimmer Mary McDonough plans a historic circumnavigation of Boston by water starting City Point heading to Neponset river Mother Creek Charles river and back to City Point. The feat would prove Boston is an island and stands as a record long swim by a woman.
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Boston
Mary McDonough
South Boston
City Point
Bay
Neponset River
Mother Creek
Charles River
Hyde Park
Dedham
Charles
Neponset
Carson Beach
Castle Island
Miss McDonough
Whist For White Plague Fund In Dorchester
The fourth Thursday whist party by the Young Ladies' Charitable Association benefits the Free Home for Consumptives in Dorchester. It will be at 428 Quincy Street Dorchester tonight in a new unoccupied building with ocean breezes. The group also runs Monday afternoon sessions through summer and appeals for more young men to attend.
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Young Ladies’ Charitable Association
Free Home For Consumptives
Dorchester
Quincy Street
Dorchester Bay
Father Scanlon Celebrates Golden Jubilee
The Rev. Father William J. Scanlon of St. Marys Church North End and Deer Island Catholic community marked the 50th anniversary of his entrance into the Jesuit order. No public observance was held, an informal dinner at the parish house attended by Jesuit fathers from the church and other houses. He is in good health at nearly 83 and received many congratulatory letters.
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William J. Scanlon
St. Mary’s Church
North End
Deer Island
Fathers of the Church
Society of Jesus
Father Scanlon
300 Girls Enjoy Outing At Franklin Field
About 300 girls enjoyed an outing at Franklin Field yesterday sponsored by St. Leonard of Port Maurice Church. Special cars conveyed the children to the park where they participated in games. The event was led by Rev. Father A Sousa.
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Franklin Field
St. Leonard of Port Maurice
North End
Father A. Sousa
Wakefield Woman Dies After Fourth Suicide Attempt
Mrs. Charles W. Parsons, 50, of 10 Summer Street, died six hours after stepping in front of the Haverhill express near Wakefield Junction. She had tried three prior suicides within a year due to illness and mental distress. Removed to Melrose Hospital with a broken jaw, fractured skull, and internal injuries.
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Wakefield
Charles W. Parsons
Melrose Hospital
Summer Street
Wakefield Junction
Parsons
Haverhill
Morgan Attends Funeral of Huntington in Boston
J Pierpont Morgan and Episcopal clergy arrived in Boston for the funeral of Rev. Dr. Huntington, rector of Grace Church New York. Morgan rode his special car on a fast train and joined the solemn service at Emmanuel Church Newbury Street. A follow on train carried prominent Episcopal church figures from New York.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Boston
New York City
Funeral for Dr. Huntington Draws Church Leaders to Emmanuel
After services at Emmanuel Church the body of Dr. Huntington was taken from Nahant to Boston for burial at Mt. Auburn. Bishop David Greer of New York and Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts led the rites with clergy and vestry in attendance. The Rev. Mor gan expressed sorrow and the procession moved to the cemetery.
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Morgan
New York
Dr. Huntington
Emmanuel Church
Royal Robbins
Nahant
Huntington
David Greer
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Greer
Northeast Harbor
Mt. Auburn
Bishop Greer
New
Roland C. Smith
Washington
Rhinelander
Cambridge Theological School
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FR. Scanlon
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E. M. Dickson
Resiner St
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Ind
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Wien Bros
Court Street
Wilson Bros
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Dudley Street
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Somerville
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John Martin
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