Miss Helen Harding Weds William De Lord Bigelow at Cohasset
The ceremony was held at St Stephen's Episcopal Church Cohasset with Rev Milo Gates officiating. The bride Miss Helen Harding wore duchesse satin with lace trim and Easter lilies. Guests included Harvard classmates of the groom and many Boston and Cohasset residents. The couple planned a honeymoon by steam yachting to Lenox and Boston before returning to Cohasset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Harding
William de Lord Bigelow
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Milo Gates
Bigelow
Albert Bigelow
Harvard University
Joseph S. Bigelow, Jr
Robert Livermore
Jerusalem Road
Albert S. Blow
Harding
Joseph 9. Bigelow
Miss Bigelow
Hammond Whitney
Morton Crehore
Eleanor Crehore
Frothingham
Brooks Frothingham
Morton Prince
Boston
North Cohasset
J. B. Moors
Andrew Robeson
William H. Shreve
E. Winchester Donald
Trinity Church
John Bryant
Miss Bolles
King Edward VII Visited Boston in the Sixties
During a Boston visit in the 1860s King Edward VII stayed at a local site. Mr. Bigelow, brother of the groom who married Miss Reece recently, sent a superb silver dish from Seattle.
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King Edward VII
Boston
Mr. Bigelow
Reece
Seattle
Carrie Ernestone Marries William Scott Jacobson at Belmont
At 129 Belmont street on May 14, Carrie Ernestone became Mrs William Scott Jacobson in a ceremony conducted by Rev H Grattan Dockrill. The bride wore white muslin with illusion and white roses, carried bride roses, and wore a diamond star breastpin from the groom. Bridesmaid Sadiel L Burnham. best man L H Burnham. Guests presented many gifts to the couple.
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Belmont
A Cc. Burnham
Belmont Street
Carrie Ernestone
William Scott Jacobson
New Carlisle
Quebec
H. Grattan Dockrill
Allston
Sadiel L. Burnham
Shea
L. H. Burnham
Waltham
Clancy Flynn Nuptials in Dorchester Rectory Ceremony
Richard J. Clancy and Miss Julia Flynn of Dorchester were married at St. Peter's rectory Dorchester by Rev F J Halloran. Margaret Flynn sister of the bride served as bridesmaid and Thomas Clancy brother of the groom was best man. After a reception for about 100 guests at Creek Street the couple departed for Sunapee New Hampshire for their honeymoon.
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Richard J. Clancy
Julia Flynn
Dorchester
St. Peter’s
Yesterney
F. J. Halloran
Margaret Flynn
Thomas Clancy
Creek Street
Mrs. Cie
Sunapee, N. H
Grace Episcopal wedding links Whittemore and Sargent in Medford
Miss Amy Louise Whittemore daughter of Mrs Maria Elizabeth Whittemore of 136 Allston street West Medford married Edward Hall Sargent son of Mr and Mrs William Story Sargent also of West Medford The ceremony at Grace Episcopal Church High street Medford was performed by Rev F I Paradise A reception followed at 136 Allston street after which the couple left for an extended wedding trip.
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Grace Episcopal Church
High Street
Medford
Amy Louise Whittemore
Maria Elizabeth Whittemore
Allston Street
West Medford
Edward Hall Sargent
William Story Sargent
F. I. Paradise
Sargent
Davis Horton Wedding At St Pauls Malden
St Pauls Episcopal Church Malden hosted the wedding of Ethel Mae Horton daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Haynes to Arthur John Davis both of Malden at high noon yesterday The ceremony was led by Rev Frederick Edwards A reception followed at the brides home 100 High street and the couple will reside later at 6 Breed Square Lynn
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St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Malden
Ethel Mae ‘Horton
Thomas W. Haynes
100 High Street
Arthur John Davis
Frederick Edwards
100 High Street, Where A Reception Was Held, After Which Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Breed Square
Lynn
Malden Duo Wed in New York City Home Ceremony
Miss Lena May Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs John Newton Williams of 68 Converse avenue Malden married Mr Whiting Day Cowles hert y of New York City at home last evening The Rev H O Hiscox performed the ceremony After a wedding trip the couple will reside on West Forty eighth street New York City
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Lena May Williams
John Newton Williams
Converse Avenue
Malden
Whiting Day Cowlesherty
New York City
H. O. Hiscox
Burns and Bishop: Melrose Nuptials End with Boston Move
Miss Emma L. Bishop daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Bishop of Melrose wed John A Burns of Melrose in a ceremony at the parents home conducted by Rev George N Howard. A reception followed and the couple plan to reside in Boston.
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Emma L. Bishop
John A. Bishop
Wyoming Avenue
Melrose
John A. Burns
George N. Howard
Miss Sarah Barnes Weds Frederick Brauer in Somerville
Miss Sarah A. Barnes daughter of Hugh W. Barnes 10 Bradley Street Somerville and Frederick G Brauer of Boston were married last evening at St Ann's parish Somerville. The ceremony was performed by Rev J E Keyes.
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Sarah A. Barnes
Hugh W. Barnes
Bradley Street
Somerville
Frederick G. Brauer
Boston
St. Ann’s Parish
J. E. Keyes
Seven Year Old James Boylan Drowns in South Boston
A seven year old, James Boylan of 219 Second Street, vanished after a late afternoon outing with a younger companion. A cap floated at the water’s edge on M Street suggested drowning, and police from Division 12 planned to drag the water for the body today.
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M Street
Boston
Division 12
James Boylan
Second Street
James
Jimmie
Boylan
Democratic State convention names slate in Indiana
Indianapolis June 4 The Democratic State convention chose most offices by acclamation amid a Bryan endorsement fight. Nominations announced include Alfred Schoen for Secretary of State, W B Stilwell for Attorney General, James F Riggs for State Auditor, Jerome Herff for State Treasurer, Adam Heimberger for clerk of the Supreme Court, Samuel L Scott for superintendent, Myron D De for State statistian, Ward Bassett for State geologist, and T E Howard for judge of the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Committee On
Friends
William J. Bryan
Kansas City
Alfred Schoenover
Attica
W. B. Stilwell
Gibson County
James F. Riggs
Sullivan
Jerome Herff
Peru
Supreme Court
Adam Heimberger
Samuel L. Scott
Jeffersonville
Myron D. de
Marion County
Herbert Named as Ambassador
The United States announced two new diplomatic appointments in Washington. Michael Herbert, currently first secretary of embassy at Paris, becomes British ambassador succeeding the late Lord Pauncefote. Senor de Ojeda is appointed Spanish minister succeeding the Duke d Arcos, a surprise to all but close confidants of the former duke.
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Washington
Michael Herbert
Lord Pauncefote
Senor de Ojeda
Duke d’Arcos
Herbert
State Department
Paris
Diplomatic Staffing Shifts With New Madrid Envoy Named
Washington sees a change in diplomatic posts as retiring minister seeks treatment for impaired vision and Senor de Ojeda assumes the role. He brings credentials from Paris and Tangier, while the ambassador’s salary may rise to match Britain's top Paris stipend of 45000 dollars. Herbert family ties to the Earls of Pembroke and Montgomery noted.
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d’Arcos
Senor de Ojeda
Washington
Paris
Tangier
Great Britain
Herbert
Earl of Pembroke and
Montgomery
Sydney Herbert of
Lea
Juncefote
The
Hague
Constantinople
Rome
Earl of Pembroke
Earl of Montgomery
Herbert of
Caerdiff
268 Graduated at Boston University Commencement
The Boston University commencement drew 268 graduates at Tremont Temple as Judge Simeon Bald win delivered the oration on life guidance. President Warren awarded the degrees including AB, PhB, LittB, ScB, TB, LiB, M B, and PhD with one woman among the graduates. Reverend Edward Everett Hale gave the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston University
Somerset Street
Francis J. McConnell
T. B
Harvard Street Baptist Church
Emily Clark
Samuel B. Whitaker
South Framingham
George 8. Somerville
Theological School
John D. Pickles
Tremont Street
John L. Bates
Convocation
Liberal Arts Department
Frank W. Kimball
Dedham
Carolyn Strong Newell
Lowell
William F. Rogers
Newton Centre
Raymond A. Robbins
Auburndale
Edgar Whitaker
Melville
Choate
Frank W Kimball
R. A. Robbins
E. W Carolyn
Newell
George R. H . IL. Perrin
Marshal
Tremont Temple
Simeon B. Baldwin
Connecticut
University
Elief
Warren
Ch. B
M. B
M. D
A. M
Ph. D
Edward Everett Hale
Malden City Government to Open Baseball Season Friday
The Malden city government baseball team hosts the Malden Lodge of Odd Yellows Friday at Ferryway Green. City Solicitor Jane Wiggin will captain and pitch, with Hast ings as president, and a lineup including Muldoon, Pagum, Rooney, Howard, Robinson, Lynde Sullivan, and Wiggin.
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Malden
Ferryway Green
Malden Lodge
Odd Yellows
Jane Wiggin
Waa
Harvard
Hastings
The
Common Council
Wiggin
Muldoon
Councilman Pagum
Alan Rooney
Councilman Howard
Councilman Robinson
Councilman
Lynde Sullivan
City Messenger
E. P. Allen
I. L. Mclain
Ral Rogers
William Leedham
Arthur Carey
Melvin Thompson
R.H. Thompson
FE. &. Tobin
Join Wilkins
Maltby Wins Handicap Match Play Title at Newton Club
The finals of the Newton Golf Club handicap match play tournament concluded with G. E. Maltby defeating L. N. 8 up and 1 to play after a May start. The event determined the championship on the Newton links.
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Newton
Newton Golf Club
G. E. Maltby
L. N
More Engineers Obey Union Strike Orders in Pa.
Wilkes Barre reports more engineers firemen and pump runners join the miners’ strike. In Nanticoke the Susquehanna Coal Company colliery shut down engines, risking a water shortage for the borough as firemen refused to work. Debates over public order and arrests noted, with President Mitchell monitoring developments and New York Board of Trade seeking presidential action.
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Mitchell
Scranton
Frank Pp. Larent
Ince
Wilkesbarre
New York Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Five mine bosses discharged over pump duties at Henry Clay shaft
In Shamokin Penn on June 4 the five fire bosses at Henry Clay shaft were fired for refusing to man the pumps and fire rooms. The idle mine is filling with water and will flood the Sterling colliery if the water hoist is not operated. Water in Excelsior and Corbin columns rises as the peril increases.
Five Shot In Strike Riot At Bedwadowsville
A riot at the American Steel and Foundry Company in Bedwadowsville Illinois left five men wounded. Two non union workers and three white strikers were shot with two fatalities. The confrontation began when a train of black workers imported to replace strikers reached Granite City. They were threatened then pelted with stones before revolvers were used by both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedwardsvilla
Ill
American Steel and Foundry Company
Steel Company
Granite City
Ruin Threatens Colliery at Mamianoy City
June 4ruin threatens Tunnel Ridge colliery as water rises in the mine. Strikers’ pickets turned back bosses and mine foreman Terrill was kept separated for two hours. Company lawyers notified mayor that workers were mobbed on route to work. mayor pledges to preserve peace.
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Mamianoy City
Penn
Tunnel Ridge
Terrill
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Leonard
Miners Scab Serenade Cancelled by Strike HQ
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a planned scab serenade at Miners Mills was called off by strike headquarters. Strikers planned a torchlight procession and a fife and drum serenade for workers who refused to go back to work. District officials intervened to prevent potential disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Peace Budget and South Africa Demobilization Move
In London on June 4 Sir Michael Hicks Beach described a 200 million budget item for demobilizing British troops in South Africa and transporting prisoners from concentration camps. He suggested large garrisons may soon be unnecessary and announced the sinking fund restoration. King Edward ordered thanksgiving services for peace. Lord Kitchener was created viscount and the grant of 250,000 was debated amid Irish opposition and unknown implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Michael Hicks- Beach
Hoase of Commons
South Africa
William Vernon Harcourt
Michael
Edward
Use of Commons
Balfour
King Edward
Lord Kitchener
John Dillon William Redmond
Swift MacNeill
Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Weather Day Sees Heat Prostration In Mercury
Yesterday's weather started warm and cloudy from 8 am to 6 pm then cleared with southwest turning west wind. One heat prostration reported, Clarence Harris eight years old of 8 Tyler street moved from the Common to Station 4 and home. Clouds returned at 6 pm with a brief shower. Temperature peaked at 1 pm then fell to 52 at 11 pm as NE wind and rising barometer suggested improving weather.
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Clarence Harris
Tyler Street
Thirteen Year Old Stole Aunt’s Money
Arthur Pitts aged 14 of 2 Hamburg street stole 40 dollars from his aunt Mrs Currier of 672 Harrison avenue yesterday afternoon. Police say Pitts spent part of the money on candy soda electric car rides and bought papers before hiding the remaining cash under barrels at Tremont and Sterling. He confessed after patrolman Crowley found him at home and led officers to the hiding place.
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Arthur Pitts
Hamburg Street
Currier
Harrison Avenue
Dedham Street
Young Pitts
Tremont
Sterling Streets
Crowley
New Home for North End Mission to Aid Young Women
Dedication of the North End Mission for Young Women at 31 Worcester Square, led by Superintendent C. L. D. Younkin, marks a move from 205 North Street to a new five story brick building with 16 rooms and modern amenities. The agency, formed to probation youths, aims to place graduates in safe situations after a six month term. about 12 girls are in residence with a staff of four guiding them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Worcester Square
Younkin
C. L. D. Younkin
C. B. Moore
Col. Cann
Mount Hope
H. A. Enrich
A. J. Peterson
North Street
Buseaus
Wanes
Assistance at Younkin reception with guests yesterday
Superintendent Younkin hosted a four to ten PM reception for guests yesterday. A luncheon was served and an orchestra gave a concert during the event.
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Younkin
Boston Firemen Fire at Train Station Leaves Smoke and Panic
A Tar and oil fire at a Boston station near Track 5 erupts in minutes, filling the waiting room with dense smoke and causing a panic. Firefighters battle the blaze as trains are held, with injuries reported among staff and spectators. Multiple alarms bring engines and a fire boat, while subsequent blazes on Fulton Street and other sites add to a historically busy afternoon for city firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeant Shiehan
Jles
Trac
East Samoa
James F. Ryan
Protective No. 1
Pullman Company
Fulton_ street
Orth End
Byne Co. Welch
Ton Mattress Company
McCarthy
Mattress Company
Ypon & Roaring Furnace
J. D. Packard & Sons
Chardon Street
Arioch Wentworth
Parkway
Lowell Street
Tremont Street
Fire destroys Illinois Car and Equipment plant
Fire swept the Illinois Car and Equipment Company's plant at Hegewisch tonight. The Hegewisch site, a southern suburb of Chicago, employed about 1100 men, nearly the town's population. Loss estimated at 1,000,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Car and Equipment Company
Hegewisch
Mrs Kingdon Robbed in New York City
Mrs Charles D Kingdon formerly of Boston and mother of Mrs George J Gould reported to police that she was robbed in New York City of four diamond brooches and a valuable purse. The loss was about eight thousand dollars at a motel where a single man was seen.
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New York
Charles D. Kingdon
Boston
George J. Gould
Cambridge Police Shift Overhaul Moves Most From Posts
Mayor McNamee orders mass transfers across Cambridge police stations including captains, sergeants, and officers. The overhaul shifts captains among stations, moves many to night duty, and reassigns routes and duties with changes taking effect this morning.
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McNamee
Cambridge
Haiily
Mark Folsom
Pullen
John Urray
Cloyes
Joseph Forbush
Edward J. Comerford
Sergean Stevens
William H. Hill
Edward J. McCabe
James Forristall
John Hezlitt
Harry Davis
Anthonie Diehl
Michael J. Kelly
Edward J. Welch
John C. Weston
Harry H. Wells
Thomas ‘N. Campbell
Charles EK. ‘Bradley
Charles H. Presho
Fred N. Low
Ernest E. Blanchard
James A. Cox
Ralph Rice
John Roberts
John Winslow
D. W. Walsh
Dynan
Charles McCann
James Kearney
Thomas P. Rowe
Fred Low
Jewett
Barrington
Furbush
Harry Wells
Fora
Charles Marston
J. P. McCarthy
William H. Graves
Joseph Furbush
George T. Barrington
William H. Aberle
Charlies Aberle
Orrin White
Richard H. Aylward
John HE. Grifiths
Frank la Marche
W. HH. Rowe
J . Parks
Fred Ellis
T. F. Coady
Patrick Dunilea
District 1
Brennan
Patrick Doyle
Herbert Holt
George Belcher
Elbridge Riley
Corcoran
Murray
McCann
Keaney
McCrehan
T. P. Rowe
John Deehan
Mackminimaun
McElroy
A Ginty
Sullivan
Neilon
Burke s Good Capture After Robbery Attempt
Richard J. McCarron aged 39 of 8 Green Street was arrested by Patrolman Burke of Division 1 for larceny of a gold watch and chain from Edward Fredericks of 8 Glenwood Street. Fredericks, walking on Cause Way Street near Endicott around 8 pm, cried out and Burke pursued and apprehended McCarron near Charlestown. the watch was recovered and McCarron taken to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. McCarron
Green Street
Burke
Edward Fredericks
Glenwood Street
Fredericks
Causeway Street
Endicott
McCarron
Charlestown
Bates Club Smoker Heard Ad dress on Cuba Under Three Flags
The Bates Club held a smoker last evening at 1 0 Dartmouth Street with Hon. Charles H. Innes in the chair General Curtis Guild Jr delivered an address on Cuba Under Three Flags detailing historical and political context for attendees.
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Bates Club
Dartmouth Street
Charles H. Innes
Curtis Guild, Jr
Cuba
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