Boston Bride Weds In Episcopal Ceremony At East Point
Trained bridal party enters chapel as Bishop Brooks officiates a Swedish wedding march recessional. The groom Mr Gardner and bride, surrounded by family, reception follows at Lodge mansion. Notables include Theodore Roosevelt, Henry Cabot Lodge family, and many prominent Boston figures. They plan summer at Nahant and Hamilton and will reside in Boston in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Smith
Anna Anderson
Gardner
William Amory Gardner
Bishop Brooks
George C. Adams
W. C. Eustis
Gordon Dexter
J. W. Appleton
John L. Gardner
F. Skinner, Jr
Ellerton James
George Wheatland
George Cabot Lodge
Lodge
East Point
Nahant and
Hamilton
Mr. Gardner
Boston
Chauncy Hall Exercises Celebrate School Promotions
Chauncy Hall School held a morning promotion program in the main lecture hall with parents and many graduates present. Diplomas were awarded to Louisa R. Frothingham, Delia E. Gillis, Fred R. Hayward, John R. Macomber, William W. Morrison, William E. Putnam Jr., Mary L. Skinner, and Waverly T. Wonson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy-Hall
Louisa R. Frothingham
Delia E. Gillis
Fred R. Hayward
John R. Macomber
William W. Morrison
Charles W. Bradlee
Locomotive Explosion Near Climax Kills Three
A Chicago and Grand Trunk locomotive exploded one mile east of Climax, Michigan, on June 14, fatally injuring engineer Wood, fireman Smith, and Jakeman Parker. Police and railroad officials investigated the blast and its cause.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Climax
Wood
Smith
Jakeman Parker
Divers Find Hole in Steamer Rialto Bottom
In Vineyard Haven on June 14 divers examined the Rialto’s hull and located the hole, described as comparatively tight. The ship proceeded to New York under its own steam this morning with the steamship Elsie acting as convoy. The lower cargo section is expected to sustain some damage.
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Vineyard Haven
Rialto
New York
Elsie
Proprietor Whipple to Spring a Surprise at Parker House
A Boston tale says Proprietor Whipple plans a major overhaul at the Parker House. He faces a $60,000 plumber’s bill and a fourteen year lease extension while fifty to sixty workmen reshape interiors and ground floor entrances including a Tremont street makeover and new dining arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Parker House
Plumber's Bill Signals Full House Remodel at Parker House
Propertor Whipple's recent expenditures signal a complete overhaul of the Parker House. The scope includes replumbing from top to bottom, new stand pipe, bathroom suites, hot and cold water in every room, and updated fixtures. The renovations reflect a long term lease agreed two years ago with extended upgrades begun last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whipple
Parker House
The Merchant's Refrain Beverage Verse
A temperance verse argues that Williams's Beer and Wil's Sparkling Beer best promote health and happiness. It praises abstaining from stronger drinks while endorsing a drink that strengthens children and adults alike. The poem promotes these brands as the cup that cheers and supports long life.
Williams's Root Beer Drink Promotes Safe Summer Refreshment
Williams's Root Breer uses Williams's extract a concentrated root and herb mixture. The temperance drink is now widely prepared at home and touted as the safest and best hot weather beverage on the market. Sold by all dealers, it is inexpensive and easy to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Parker House Redevelopment Stirs Quiet Optimism
End to end new office space dining room cafe and bar planned for the Parker House. The refurbishment aims to transform the building so visitors will barely recognize it while noting a vastly improved appearance and function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker House
One Old Soldier's Sad End in South Boston
Thomas Kelliher a 55 year old pensioner and veteran died at Station 6 shortly after arrival from delirium tremens. He lived with the Slattery family at 52 West Second Street and was married though his wife is confined in an asylum. His body was taken to City Hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kelliher
Kelliher
Slattery
West Second Street
South
Boston
City Hospital
Tufts Alumni Dine At Hotel Vendome Reunion
Tufts College alumni held their annual dinner at the Hotel Vendome last evening with sixty members attending along with the glee and mandolin clubs. President Capen announced trustees plan to include alumni on the board and reduce its size. Officers elected: President W D French vice president Dr Charles H Cutter athletic committee W B Southwood Harrington and Stover. French presided at the banquet and spoke on the college’s past and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tufts College
Hotel Vendome
Capen
W. D. French
Charles H. Cutter
Uffer
W. B. Southwood
C. B. Harrington
C. L. Stover
Geary bill grants American registry to steamship China
Representative Fowler reported from the committee on the merchant marine that the Geary bill would grant an American registry to the steamship China. The accompanying report notes parity with recent grants to the Indian ships City of Paris and City of New York. The China Steamship Company Limited is British owned, with Pacific Mail Steamship Company holding most of the stock and a minor portion set to qualify English directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fowler
House
Committee On the Merchant Marine
Geary
China
Congress
City of Paris
City of New York
China Steamship Company, Limited
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Lawrence bribery trial nears verdict as Bolton testifies
Salem June 14 The second day of the Lawrence bribery trial features J H Welden’s cross examination and Bolton’s defense. Welden admits visiting Bolton before licenses and later seeks job. Burton and others corroborate meetings. Bolton denies any payoff and describes the sequence from initial talk to license grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Lawrence
J. H. Welden
Mr. Hurlburt
Mr. Bolton
Doyle
Gallagher
Bolton
Hanrahan
Botton
John J. Caveny
Welden
Canada
Henry A. Buell
James R. Simpson
John Sheehan
John W. Bolton
Rushforth
Byron F. Horne
Mansfield & Little
Witness
Caveny
Standley
Standley Brewing Company
Chadwick’s Pond
Whitehouse
Martin and Butler
Standleys
Curran
Joyce
Curran & Joyce
McCarthy
Shattuck
Matthew Carney
Carney Bros
J. Saunders
New School Supervisors Named After Lengthy Ballot
The School Board elected six supervisors with George S. Aldrich chosen after eight ballots to replace John Kneeland. Edwin P. Seaver was reelected superintendent as the board adjourned for two weeks. A gift request for a marble bust of James F. Blackington was discussed and the Mount Vernon Schoolhouse renamed in honor of Robert G. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D Blackington
James F. Blackington
Robert Krauss
Museum of Fine Arts
Emerson School
Boston
Mount Vernon Grammar
Robert G. Shaw
Edwin P. Seaver
Samuel W. Mason
Ellis Peterson
Robert C. Metcalf
George H. Conley
Louisa P. Hopkins
George H. Martin
State Board of Education
Mason
George S. Aldrich
Newton
John Kneeland
Typographers' Convention Debates Constitutional Amendment
The International Typographical Union met at the Drexel Institute in Philadelphia for a second day of work. Debate opened on Recommendation No. 18 proposing an amendment to Section 7, Article 14 of the constitution. The credentials committee reported and a resolution on the Childs Drexel Home for Union Printers was considered before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
International Typographical Union
Drexel Institute
Kidd
Chicago
Committee On Laws
Committee On Credentials
Childs-Drexel
Colorado Springs
Meeting of Tippecanoe veterans ratifies Harrison Reid
In Worcester on June 14 Tippecanoe veterans met briefly due to heat and age. They ratified Harrison and Reid's nomination and delivered enthusiastic speeches praising the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Harrison
Tyler
Reid
Ascot and Prince of Wales Stakes Winners Named
At Ascot on June 14 the Ascot handicap was won by Billow with Harfleur second and Metallic third. The Prince of Wales Stakes went to Watercress, owned by Baron Hirsch, with Tanzmeister second and Pensioner third.
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London
Ascot
Billow
Harfleur
Metallic
Baron Hirsch
Watercress
Tanzmeister
Pensioner
Framed in White Mountains Summer Charms of Franconia
In Franconia New Hampshire June 13 a descriptive look at the White Mountain hamlet and nearby Sugar Hill praises the panorama of mountains lakes and valleys. It notes Sunset Hill House Hotel Lookoff Mt Lafayette House and Hawthornes as comfortable hosts with Henderson Wheelock managing at The Lookoff and Noyes at Sunset Hill House plus a new spring on Lookoff grounds.
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Franconia
N. H
White Mountain
Presidential Ranges
Sugar Hill
Franconia Notch
Dove-Cotes
Sunset Hill House
Mt. Lafayette House
Richardson Bros
Littleton
Hawthornes
Wheelock
Sunset Hill
Hiram Noyes
Illinois Tornado Leaves Chicago Fatalities and Destruction
A powerful June tornado hit Chicago and Peoria, killing at least eight in Chicago area and one in Talva, injuring about fifteen. A seven story brick building at 246 West Madison street was left unstable. Reports of damage to World’s Fair buildings proved false. In Peoria a church was demolished and several victims were injured while debris wrecked multiple homes and elevators. damage runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Cnicaco
Chicago
State Street
Madison Street
Peoria
William H. Triebel
Talva
Olsen
Hough
Barnett
Soldiers Watch Strikers in Tonawanda Frontline Day
Soldiers in uniform occupy Tonawanda streets as strikers threaten clash. Workers fear losing protection and may take jobs in striker positions soon. Policeman Kingster shows slight improvement, raising hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonawanda
Kingster
Columbia Bicycle Plant Expanded to House Workers in Hartford
Colonel A. A. Pope, praised for philanthropy, buys Bartholomew farm expanding to over 100 acres. A new two story factory will produce steel tubing for bicycles by September 1. Workmen will receive modern houses with grass plots to lease and later own, aiming at humanitarian housing without profit.
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A. A. Pope
Park Street
Cabinet Meeting Minutes With Navy Focus
The Washington cabinet session June 14 included Noble Rusk Tracy Foster and Attorney General Miller while Elkins and Wanamaker were away. The brief meeting handled routine business centered on the Navy Department with no talk of a new Secretary of State or Supreme Court justice.
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Washington
Noble
Rusk
Tracy
Foster
Miller
Elkins
Wanamaker
Navy Department
Supreme Court
Harrison Family Reunion Held in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis during convention week relatives of President Harrison gathered at E. J. Davenport s home. Present were two brothers, two sisters, an uncle and many nephews and nieces connected to the President from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Harrison
E. J. Davenport
Summer Playrooms Open With Expanded Episcopal City Mission
The Episcopal City Mission plans reopen summer playrooms on July 6 with a larger staff across four sites in East Boston South Boston and the North End. Twelve teachers will be employed to keep children off the streets teaching cleanliness kindness and honesty. The sailors home in East Boston nears completion but requires 4000 more to cover bills while fundraising continues for European tourist outreach. A Cunard posting for the Liverpool Seamen's Home was deemed a public announcement and cannot be displayed.
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Episcopal City Mission
St. Mary’s Home
East Boston
Grace Church
South Boston
St. Stephen’s
North End Union
Parmenter Street
Apa
F. Allen
Joy Street
Boston
Cunard
Liverpool
W. T. Crocker
L. W. Lott
St. Peter’s
Boylston Station
F. M. Brooks
Blatchford
Ice Cream and Headache Explained in 19th Century Style
The article explains that cold ice cream can provoke temple and eye pain by chilling the throat nerves which reflexively trigger the facial nerve. It warns that large mouthfuls repeatedly contact throat nerves, sending pain along the facial pathway and potentially harming the nervous system temporarily.
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St. Louis Republic
Cambridge man charged with gun shop burglary
George A. Gibbs aged 22 of 109 Gore Street East Cambridge was arrested yesterday charged with breaking and entering the John P. Lovell Arms Company store for stealing revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Gibbs
Gore Street
East Cambridge
John P. Lovell Arms Company
Central Storage Warehouse ad offers private rooms and piano storage
Storage for furniture pianos pictures trunks carriages at Central Storage Warehouse corner James and East Concord streets. Brick building with many rooms new clean dry private rooms 50 per month and up heated large room for pianos etc elevator in Boston Washington street Harrison avenue cars one minute walk Tremont 784 Frank O Jackson Me Manager.
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James
East Concord Streets
Boston
Washington Street
Harrison Avenue
Tremont
Frank
Jackson
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Davis
John E. Lodge
G. H. Lodge
Miss Lodge
Ellerton Lodge
Richard Lodge
George A. Gardner
G. P. Gardner
Olga Gardner
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
J. D
William Minot
Francis Minot
G.B. Minot
Edward Motley
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School Street
Towar School Street
Obey
Starway
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TUFTS
Lawrence Alderman
Terday —Welden’s Dam
NEW School Supervisors
THE
Grandpa
White Mountains
Illinois
Colonel Pope
Columbia Bicycle
Hartford
Massachusetts
POST
W. P. B. Brooks & CO
Hanover St
Ummingsommon
Summer Street
Geo. H. Tloyd
Optician
Washington St
Harvard
J. J. Greenough
Atlantic Monthly
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