Yale Senior Weds Singer in Wallingford Nuptials
Gilbert Max Smith of San Francisco Yale class of 1911 marries Miss Bessie Marie O Connell a young singer at the Roman Catholic Church in Wallingford The romance began when Smith saw O Connell on a train from New Haven to New York two years ago and won over her parents.
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New Haven
Gilbert Max Smith
San Francisco
Yale
Bessie Marie O’connell
Wallingford
Mr. Smith
Miss O'Connell
New York
Miss Noble and Thorp Testimony in Bull Will Case
The trial details Miss Noble's alleged involvement and Thorp's role in managing Mrs. Bull's estate. Witnesses describe a Providence conflict over securities valued around 300000 and Thorp's statements about Miss Noble and Vaughan before she sailed. Further testimony covers transfers of Rhode Island and Street certificates and the search for a proper petition to proceed with the case.
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Vaughan
Providence
Bartlett
Thorp
Mr. Bartlett
Parker
Miss Noble
Mr. Whipple
Hobbs
Whipple
Mr. Thorp
Boston
Japan
India
Hub Fishing Boat Seized Off Canadian Coast
Ottawa June 13 Canadian authorities have seized the American fishing boat J. R. Atwood owned by J. A. Young & Co of Boston. It is alleged the vessel fished inside the three mile limit off the Maritime Provinces for several years. The owners are expected in Ottawa to make representations to the Maritime authorities.
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Ottawa
Ont
J. R
Massachusetts Ranked Third in Life Insurance Payouts in 1910
The Life Insurance Press lists Massachusetts third in total payments by life insurance companies in 1910 at 26.25 million dollars. Boston ranks fourth among cities with 7,013 dollars per capita, while New York leads with 36.45 million dollars. Newtonville reports the state’s highest single claim of 82,505 dollars for James W. Brine. Overall 1910 new policies reach 2.6 billion dollars, up one billion, with claims at 81.44 million and premiums around 182 million in the United States and Canada.
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Massachusetts
Life Insurance Press
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York City
Newtonville
James W. Brine
United States
Canada
Matthews Accuses State of Arsenious Lead Collusion
Ex Mayor Nathan Matthews, former chair of the Boston Finance Commission, told the ways and means committee there was collusion between the state and arsenious lead manufacturers used for spraying to kill gypsy moths. He endorsed Governor Foss’s forester department recommendations.
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Nathan Matthews
Boston Finance Commission
Ways and Means Committee
Matthews
Foss
Forester’s Department
The Lesson by Benson Attracts Wide Art Interest
The Lesson, a Benson painting of a studio interior with two figures, shown at the Copley Gallery, has drawn unusual attention from art lovers and artists. Described as the greatest American painting this year, it is said to be intensely American with a luminous light contrasting against deep room shadows and red damask curtains.
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Frank W. Benson
Copley Gallery
America
Four crew saved after sea peril on Ida S Brooks
Four members of the Ida S Brooks crew were left on South Channel grounds during dense fog while trawling. Joseph Botali James Pratt and John Barry were rescued by the Mary E Cooney. Frank Silva is unaccounted for and feared drowned. The Mary E Cooney escaped a collision with the steam trawler Foam as it neared the stranded schooner.
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Ing
Ida §S. Brooks
T Wharf
South Channel
Mary E. Cooney
Joseph Botali
James Pratt
John Barry
Cooney
Frank Silva
Brooks
Botali
Cook
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Hanover
Portland
Globe Gas Light Co
Union ‘St
Lottie
Wilson Frvus
Biz Tenettle
Wilson Bros
Scollay Sq
Mrs. Bull
Cobb
Harry Ayer
New Grass
Vermont
Allkinds
Ceis
Duff Gordon
Mentor
Lords of England
Real Glenlivet
Hennessy
Ginter Co
Washington
the Specialty Shop, Inc
Tremont
Bunker Hill
Scollay Square Tewellers
Big Teakettle
HUB
Maurice Ketten
Bill
John
Joan
BAY State
Philo Hay Specisities Co
Newark
N. J
U.S. A
Harfina
Paine
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
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