A Day in June Wedding Bells at South Framingham
A social wedding report from South Framingham details the Perkins Bowditch marriage at First Parish Church with prominent guests from Boston Philadelphia New York and Framingham. The bride Miss Annie Bowditch wore white faille francaise with lace and orange blossoms. The groom Mr R F Perkins son of Charles E Perkins of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad family circles and bankers from Lee Higginson & Co attended alongside a large guest list and a Bowditch estate reception. The couple plan residence in Cambridge after a wedding tour to Boston and anticipated social notices in the town.
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Perkins-Bowditch
South Framingham
R. F. Perkins
Charles E. Perkins
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
State Street
Lee, Higginson & Co
Annie Rodman Bowditch
E. F. Bowditch
Framingham
Boston
Southboro
I. W. E. Chenery
Faust
Harvard
Norma
J. 3. Russell
Philip Codman
G. T. Keyes
E. C. Storrow
W. Ellis
Philadelphia
F. C. Manson
C. F. Choate
Thornton Woodbury
Jennie Dwight
Lucy Saltonstall
Master John
Mass Elizabeth Bowditch
Mr. Humphreys
Bonnie Annie Laurie
Bowditch Estate
Baldwin
Aston
C, Fe, Perkins
James Perkins
Tonzalin
Nelson Perkins
Murray Forbes Anée
Granger
Bob Forbes
Edith Forbes
W. H. Forbes
Charles Perkins
Chilldren
Elsie Perkins
Ed Cary
Frances. Cuanningham
C. F. Forbes
Watson
Harry Russell
Ellen Russell
Howland Russell
Annie Russell
W. J. Ladd
Lam Perkins
Augusta Owens
Ed Bowditch
Gustav Kissell
Frank Kinnicutt
Johu Kissell
Fletcher Abbott
G. H. Kissell
D. B. Fay
Perry
Edward Perry
Williams
K. Sb. Fay
Vincent Y. Bowditch
Ernest Bowditch
W. I. Bowditch
Henry P. Bowditch
Harry Long
M. Weld
Alfred Rodman
F. J. Stimson
N. L
Benjamin F. Butler
Isaac Fenno & Co
William PF. Livingston
North Abington
Mary C. Decrow
George B. Adams
G. B. Burnett
T. ©. Sias
General Butler
Shepard Street
Cambridge
Andrewa— Winship
Brookline
Kate Cushing Winship
F. Lyman Winship
Allston
David Allan Andrews, Jr
Cluny
Brooks
Reginald H. Howe
William B. Stearns
Isabel M. Winship
Leslie D
Blanche Hooper
Lena M. Wills
Roxbury
Fannie Cushing
Newburyport
Raymond Hooper
Charles W. Sabin, Jr
Charles B. Price
Salem
Charles H. Higgins
Longwood
J. B. Harwood
Mendelssohn
Gardner Street
Ball—Dow
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cambridgeport
Harry Perkins Ball
Esther Allain Dow
Charles Olmstead
I. W. Sneath
Wood Memorial Church
May Butterworth
Messrs
J. ¥. Tarbell
Clifford Dow
Everett W. Gerry
Harry A. Locke
A. H. Bill
Theodore P. Harding
Andrews
Magazine Street
Montreal
Newtonville
Diverse Weddings Highlight Boston Area Ceremonies
The Church of the Messiah hosted the Perth Amboy couple Oliver W. Ramsey and Edith Moora Buffum in a formal ceremony with East Boston ushers. In Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Edwin Sanders of Ottawa wed Mildred E. Tuckerman with Archbishop Williams presiding and a pontifical low mass. The Emery Watson nuptials occurred last evening at the bride’s Old Cambridge home, Nab Shepard shoot.
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Oliver W. Ramsey
Perth Amboy
N. J
Edith Moora Buffum
Mary 4Buffum
Ramsey and Sinclair
Lohengrin
Ollie Robinson
Lowell
Ethel Perrin
Newton
Louise Hopkins
Clara Dutton
Riladgett
Gertrude Pratt
East Boston
Lune Lothrop
Sharon
William Ramsay
Henry F. Allen
George W. Shinn
Newcome
Salisbury
Tuckerman
Louise Metcalf
Bessie Tuckerman
Talbot
Eulalie
Augustine
Order of
Weather forecast for New England and New York
The weather indication forecasts cloudy conditions with light showers in interior New England and fair, cooler coastal winds for New England and eastern New York. Temperatures expected to fall 8 to 25 degrees in northern regions. a cool wave moves southeast from the Northwest with generally light precipitation and no major storms noted.
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Washington
New England
New York
Middle Atlantic
New Mexico
e@XAS
United States
Atlantic Coast
New York City
Somerville Young Men's Congress Banquet Held At Y M C A
The first annual banquet of the Somerville Young Men's Congress was held last evening in Y M C A Hall with about seventy five attendees. Speaker George E Whitaker presided as remarks were given by President W B Savage and Secretary A M Wright. A debate on the free coinage of silver followed with J Harvey White Seth Mason and Sanford Jo opposing the measure and E Z Dillon B BR Karnan and A E Lumor supporting it.
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Somerville
Young Men’s Congress
Young Men's Congress of
George E. Whitaker
W. B. Savage
A. M. Wright
United States
J. Harvey White
Seth Mason
Sanford Jo
E. Z. Dillon
B. BR. Karnan
A. E. Lumor
Dedham Mystery: Hoffman Held in Mary Emerson Death
In Dedham town, Miss Mary Emerson aged 72 was found strangled in her West Dedham cellar. Phillip Hoffman a German boarder is held for further examination after police traced two suspects, autopsy ruled death by strangulation with suspected assault, and inquiries continue into a missing worker August Langner and other leads.
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Mary Emerson
High Rock Street
West Dedham
Centre Village
Howard Colburn
Board of Selectmen
Fred E. Soule
Colburn
Phillip Hoffman
Boston
Miss Emerson
Mr. Colburn
Hoffman
Mr. Colbuan
Mr. Clapp
Children’s Hospital
Mias Emerson
Charles River
DedHam
Dragan
Dover
Medfield
Barrett
Donley
Wellesley
Loms Huege
August Langner
America
Langner
Weschhaepbia
Germany
August
Joseph Gantefahr
Languer
German Aid Society of
North Grove Street
Charles River Bridge
Lauguer
Timothy Smith
East Dedham
Andrew H. Hodgdon
John W. Chase
Francis A. Harris
Charles W. Sparhawk
West Roxbury
Mehitable White
Braintree
Philip Hoffman
Waketiela
Drugan
George Emerson
Franklin
New England Women’s Press Association Meeting Held at Parker House
The NEWPA met at Parker House with Mrs. Merrill presiding and Mrs. Gosse secretary pro tem. New members elected include Miss Gertrude Small, Miss Mabel Coffin, Mrs. Lillian Foster, Mrs. I. R. Whiting, Miss Anne O’Hagan, and Mrs. C. A. Grithin. The group supported an outing for the next meeting, to likely be held June 20 at Marblehead, with J. M. Gosse named committee chair. Governor’s Council and Merchants’ Club members dined at Young’s. H Daily and party arrived from Buffalo.
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New England Women’s Press Association
Parker House
Merrill
FE. M. Gosse
Gertrude E. Small
Boston Pas
Mabel B. Coffin
The
Endowment Review
Lillian Foster
Cottage Homestead
I. R. Whiting
Springfield Republican
Anne O'Hagan
C. A. Grithin
J. M. Gosse
Marblehead
Governor's Council
Young's
Merchants’ Club
Lane
H. Daily
Buffalo
Progress of the Negro at Lake Mohonk Conference
The Lake Mohonk Negro Conference opens its second annual session with A. K. Smiley greeting members from the South. Rutherford B. Hayes is elected chairman and a diverse executive committee is named. Speakers including J Hayes and S J Barrows discuss advances in education, industry, and race relations in the South, praising open doors for Negroes and urging support for schools.
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Lake Mohonak
N. Y
South
A. K. Smiley
Rutherford B. Hayes
S. M. Newman
D.D
Washington
S. J. Barrows
M. E. Oates
M. E. Strieby
H. O. Houghton
M. Newman
A. W. Pitzer
Joan Philip Garrett
William Hayes Ward
J Hayes
Dr. Haygood
America
Hayes
S.J. Barrows
Boston
A. W. Puter
Washington, D.C
O. O. Howard
William T. Harris
B. Whittlesey
Edward ». Pierce
Unveiling of Grant Monument at Galena Ills Memorial
A grand ceremony unveiled a statue honoring General Ulysses S Grant atop a Galena eminence. Tens of thousands attended from Dubuque and nearby areas as Chauncey Depew delivered the oration. The event featured full military and civic participation, patriotic songs, and a procession through the city.
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GaLena
Grant
Union
Dubuque
Grand Army
Freeport
Main Street
Chicago
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Regint
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Wisconsin
DeSoto House
Grand Marshall
George $. Avery
Fifteenth Regiment
Third Regiment
L N. G
H. H. Kohlsaar
W. D. Atchison
United Bands
Columbia
Pauline Kohlsaut
MecClennan
America
Depew
Commencement at Miss Hersey's School Chestnut Street
The annual commencement at Miss Hersey's on Chestnut Street featured prayers by Rev. Phillips Brooks, selections by William D. Howells, and a talk by Prof. Frederic A. de Sumichrast on The Scholar and the Teacher. Miss Hersey spoke on the modern girl, urging less athleticism and more repose and intuition.
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Miss Hersey
Chestnut Street
Phillips Brooks
William D. Howells
Frederic A. de Sumichrast
Harvard University
Hersey
Henry A. Clapp
Homans
George Abbot James
J. P. Quincy
Fanny Quincy
Linzee Tilden
George Fred Williams
Darwin Ware
William Winck
Academy
Pope makes will leaves wealth to Holy See
Rome June 3 The pope has completed a definite will to provide for contingencies and bequeaths all his personal property to the Holy See. The document reflects careful planning by his Holiness.
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Rome
Death of Dr Lossing noted historian of Dutchess County
Dr Benson John Lossing a famed Dutchess County historian died at his Chestnut Ridge residence. Born February 12 1813 in Heckman NY he rose from shop apprentice to editor of the Poughkeepsie Telegraph and author of numerous historical works. He held LL D from the University of Michigan in 1872.
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Poughkeeppsie
N. Y
Jane
Benson J. Lossing
Dutchess County
Chestnut Ridge
Benson John Lossing
Heckman
Poughkeepsie
Poughkeepsie Telegraph
Poughkeepsie Casket
New York
United States
American Historical Review
Philadelphia
Phillip Schuyler
Washington
Vassar College
Lovering
University of Michigan
Deluge in the West Tornadoes Hit Ohio and Kentucky
Northern Ohio soaked by 61-100 inch rain in seven minutes as streets flooded and the Superior street cable line was blocked by sand. A tornado in Lima damaged buildings and crops. a Cavett man Samuel Bennett died under a falling tree. Salem’s steeple shattered by lightning. Clyde suffered hail and window damage. severe destruction at Augusta and Falmouth with a fatal 16 year old Miss Mamie Austin killed in a barn collapse. Additional damage noted in Salina, Xenia, Laporte, and New Philadelphia. The other item covers Bellows Falls Vermont where 200 locals attended a reception and banquet discussing Vermont’s best interests with notable speakers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Superior Street
Lima
Samuel Bennett
Cavett
Allen County
Salem
Presbyterian Church
Clyde
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Shields
Augusta
Falmouth
John Austin
Mamie Austin
Salina
Dia
Xenia
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Laporte
Ind
King & Feld
New Philadelpha
Rooting Tile Works
Ab Seymour
Explosion on cruiser Concord at sea kills firefighter
Washington June 3 reports say a steam pipe burst aboard the new cruiser Concord as she neared Norfolk. One fireman died and a coal heater caused injuries to several others.
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Concord
Washington
Navy Department
Norfolk
Palmer elected president of Actors' Fund of America
At a June meeting in New York A M Palmer was chosen president of the Actors Fund of America. The fund marked its tenth anniversary with an afternoon celebration. Governor Hill Murat Halstead and General Daniel Sickles spoke at the event.
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Actors’ Fund OF America
New York
Actors’Fund of America
A. M. Palmer
Governor Hill
Murat Halstead
Daniel R. Sickies
Bank cashiers missing at Marshall bank closure
Marshall Mich June. City National Bank has closed its doors and cashier Caster Kirby is missing. He was believed to be responsible for an insider theft from twenty five thousand to sixty thousand dollars.
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Marshall, Mich
City National Bank
Caster Kirby
How to Keep the Little Ones Well
A mother shares how to keep a baby healthy using Lactated Food. The ad cites Lyon Leavenvorth Tyler aged 14 months and Dr N P Tyler praising the product. It notes the food is pure nourishing and sold by Wells Richardson & Co with prices 25 50 and 1.00 and a free prize booklet for mothers sending baby details.
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Wells, Richardson & CO
Burlington, Vt
Publishers Notes on New Books and June Releases
Publishers announce Thomas Hardy group of noble dames forthcoming from Harper Bros in June plus Thomas Hitchcock sketches. Also notes exhausted Annotated Catalogue of the Warner Collection editions with rising prices and how to order via Brown University registrar. Revised editions of Sweetser guides from Houghton Mifflin, new Old South Leaflets, and Puritan era material. Romance June number offers seventeen stories while Outing June features varied content and noted writers.
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Thomas Hardy
Messrs. Harper & Bros
Thomas Hitchcock
New York Tribune
J. C. Stockbridge
Brown University
Sweetser
White Mountains
Maritime Provinces
New England
Messrs. Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Massrs
D. C. Heath & Co
Charles
Cromwell
New York Story Club
Passengers List Aboard Teutonic From New York to Liverpool
The White Star steamer Teutonic sailed from New York yesterday bound for Liverpool with a passenger list that includes Mr and Mrs Jo un FUHATE Miss B Fr Bremer S Parker Brewer John L Bremer Jr Mr and Mrs Hi Hall C G Yau Mrs Charles F Bra De Edward t t Brainard Robinson Miss Abby Stanley Mrs C H Morse Miss Mabel Morse Mr and Mrs KE E Mrs J M Weil Mrs AW Wheatl maid Rockwood Hoar W J Watterson L ry Sid ford days Pratt id and Dr R B Whitridge Miss Rebecca C B yuacher Miss Elizabeth B Thacher Miss Mary Rogers Mr and Mrs J W Kenney Miss Mary A Kenney and Mr and Mrs John Wales Aston Lee J Benney Dr G H Monks Mrs D S Monks Miss Marion Monks W Drysdee John G Wright The Rev Join Askin Joseph R Curtis Thomas A Ward
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Louis Theband
Morris Plain
Ullock
Worcester
B. G. Bailey
Obarn
Rockwell Bullock
H. Norman
New York
Sherbrook
Bruns Oen Ae
R. G. Dun
G. Graham
C. D. Jones
Washington
Thorndike
C. R. Nelson
Portland
Fredoctet
Lawrence W. Austin
Snd
Z N
Wellerton Waterbury
Livermore
U.S
C. Sinclair
Bradford L. Estie
Wessoner
Charles L. Hall
Binghampton
Viern
H. J. Brown
Hartford
T. M. Remmington
Providence
James K. Minn
Pittsburg
Albert H. Titcomb
John Swasey
St. Louis
Enoch 8
Gear
P. Q. Tyan
Rockville
Frank 8. Eaton
S Buxton
Springfield
J. Moyers
New Or
St. John
N. B
W. E. Abbott
J. R. Judson
Arlington
F. M. Haley
John K Hubbell
Youna’s—C. C. Chamberlain
J. Ross
Ipswich
Forbes
St. Albans
D. W. Pond
Plainfield
N. Y
Joan F. Newel
Garaner
J. A. Jamer
South Carver
Albert Fischer
St. Paul
Tracey
North Hampton
M. Connell
Montana
Charles Dearth
Sawyersville
G. A.taylor
London
Ing. Crawtorp
David Longnecker
Artsburg
F. B. Phitbrick
Waterville
W. Dudley
Trenton
N. J
G. W. Spring
San Francisco
F. W. McKenna
Montreal
John Conrad
Amsterdam
George Massey
Jamaica
W. HY. McIntosh
H. McLeod
Yarmouth
N. 8
B. Manning
Merigens
E. L. Marston
Menden
A. W. Chapin
Se Huse
Monson
James Bain
Portun
Wheeling
W. Va
C. T. Hall
H. Kelley
M. B. Blaisdell
Wolfboro
H. C. Bayly
Revere
E. BE
Skinner
Cleveland
E. J. Emery
Kuluth
Ryan
Godcart
Rutland
G. B. Quimby
Lake Village
F. A. Spencer
Bristol
George P. Davenport
Bath
Robinson
Great Falls
Db. Greydon
D. Wolsey
Teutonic
Liverpool
C.G. Yau
Charles F
Edward Tt. Brainard Robinson
Abby Stanley
C. IL. Morse
Mabel Morse
KE. E
J. M. Weil
AV. D. Wheatlmaid
Rockwood Hoar
W. J. Watterson
R. B. Whitridge
Rebecca C. B. Yuacher
Elizabeth B. Thacher
Mary Rogers
J. W. Kenney
Mary A. Kenney
John Wales
Aston Lee
J. «. Benney
G. H. Monks
San Francisco Stocks Lose Ground June 3
Listing rough, unreadable stock references include Best & Belcher, 4.05 Mt. Danoere, 2.25 IT RR ay LOO OPNIT, Chollat 2.25, POCO, Cala, Val, L.Gels SAVAZE 2, Crown Point 6, Sierra Nevada 195 Gould & Curry, Union Con 6, Hale & Norcross 2.15, Yellow Jacket 2.45, Mexican 5.05. appears to be scattered securities data and quotes from a San Francisco stock column dated June 3.
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Best & Belcher
Mt. Danoere
Cala
Val. L.gels
Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Union Con
Coerce
Hale & Norcross
Yellow Jacket
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