Six brides marry aboard Ivernia in East Boston arrivals
The Cunard steamship Ivernia brings 55 saloon 155 second cabin and 464 steerage passengers to East Boston. Six marriages occur in the steamer saloon with Justice of the Peace James A. Burns officiating, featuring Elizabeth Grammar and Arthur Lethbridge among others. The ship also carries notable passengers and 2500 tons of general freight. In Winchester, Miss Helen R Vaughan and Dr. Harold Adams Gale wed in the afternoon at the Unitarian Church.
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Cunard
Ivernia
Boston
Elizabeth Grammar
Canterbury
Eng
Arthur Lethbridge
South Street
Ellen Morgan
Birmingham
William R. Stewart
Green Street
Charlestown
James A. Burns
Catherine B. Cornish
Pengance
Ocean
Orange
W. H. J. Mildron
Hamilton Avenue
Grace Porter
Edinburgh
John Bonner
Revere
Emily Jones
Exmouth
George Sullivan
Miller’s Stile Road
Quincy
Anna Maria Wilkinson
Huddersfield
George Armitage
Granite Street
Methuen
Louisville
M. Abbott
Andover
S. Stanley Brown
Employers’ Liability Assurance Corporation of
London
James WH. Gardner
M. P. Gardner
Cambridge
Thomas Sherwin
S. D. Stevers
B. A. Kimball
Concord
N. H
E. M. Thompson
Thompson
Brockton
Henry F
Williams
Newton
Winchester
Helen R. Vaughan
H. A. Hotchkiss
Harold Adams Gale
Harvard
Unitarian Church
Messenger option for non-subscribers to reach pay stations
The Company offers a messenger service for non-subscribers who wish to communicate by arranging a nominal fee for sending a messenger to invite them to visit a pay station.
Boston arrest of Mrs. Machette for diamond theft
Mrs. Paul A. Machette, escorted from Washington by Inspector Con way, is charged with larceny of a $750 diamond from the Thomas Long Co. She allegedly selected high value stones, palmed a diamond, and swapped it with a glass replica. She faces a Superior Court arraignment the morning after capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Machette
Boston
Washington
Edward J. Conway
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Thomas Long Company
Summer Street
Uable Stone
Watts
New York
New Haven
Superior Court
Bell Found Guilty in Merrimac Street Flim-Flam Theft
Lowell report says John J. Bell of Boston convicted for obtaining $20 from a young woman clerk at a Merrimac street store on May 15 by alleged flim-flam methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
John J. Bell
Boston
Merrimac Street
Six hub firefighters promoted to captains and lieutenants
Fire Commissioner Parker announced promotion of six firefighters to captain and lieutenant ranks. Promoted to captains are Lieutenants Mulligan Lynch Caulfield. lieutenants Levis Leary Noonan promoted to captaincy pending non competitive exams. Each has lengthy service and notable acts of valor, with posts across Engine 15 38 39 Ladder 20 12 27 and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Martin F. Mulligan
William M. Lynch
Albert J. Caulfield
William Levis
Engine
Frederick F. Leary
John A. Noonan
Ladder
Civil Service Commission
Lynch
Mulligan
Caulfield
Boston
Ladderman
West End
Leary
Department
Ladder 27
Noonan
Green
William Lewis
Frederick Leary
Paris banquet poisoning toll at 300 guests recovering
At a Paris Automobile Club banquet 300 guests were stricken by ptomaine poisoning. One person died and authorities expect no additional deaths as the attendees recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
The
Automobile Club
Stop Indigestion with Prosene Combination
A doctor-druggist endorses Prosene to ease indigestion and prevent gas belching heartburn and biliousness. The Prosene Formula includes Prosene Compound, Cinchona tincture, and sherry wine, mixed at the drug store or home, with a teaspoon before meals and at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Pharmacal Company of
Chicago
Riker-Jaynes Drug Storey
Mothersills Seasick Remedy advertised for sea and car travel
An old advertisement touts Mothersills Seasick Remedy with guarantees of safety and satisfaction. It claims no cocaine or opiates, ships and drugstores stock it, and it details 50¢ and 1.00 boxes plus prepaid mail orders from Detroit and Boston retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothersill
Mothersill Remedy Co., Ltd
Cleland Building
Detroit
Mich
Secretary O'Brien to Explain Board Actions on Ehrlich Chair
Secretary Joseph P. O'Brien of the bath department will be asked to explain why Dr. Henry Ehrlich was re elected chairman after being named temporary chair on May 4. Ehrlich was re elected at yesterday's meeting and O'Brien was also re elected secretary amid questions of retention. The board voted to formally open the public baths on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. O’brien
Bath Department
Hibbard
Henry Ehrlich
Ehrlich
O’brien
First use of A. J. M. skin remedy hailed in Boston
Hundreds of residents report relief from eczema and skin rashes after using A. J. M. prescribed by Dr. Geo William Yates and now sold by Jaynes Drug Company at one dollar a large bottle. The remedy allegedly stops burning and itching and destroys germs to restore clear skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Geo. William Yates
Evansville
Ind
Jaynes Drug Company
Yates
Jaynes
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Joyce Bros. & Co
Panama
Seta
ALF Price
Washington St
Baece Soy
Quincy, Mass
Washington Street
Jaynes’ Drug Store
Mrs. Machette
Imeleyn
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Bell
Paul A. Machett
Gray
Lieut
Lieutenant Martin F. Mulligan
Riker-Jaynes Drug Co
Houghton & Dutton
R. H. White Co
8. S. Pierce Co
Rockville, Md
Laura Virginia Shaner
Thomas Bateman White
Butler, Penn
Firstels
Haberdashers
Arlington Company
Carters
Moveland
St. Paul
Denver
Beekman Tourist CO
Corner School
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