Society Wedding at King's Chapel in Boston
Miss Julia Coolidge of Brookline and Henry Howe Richards of Groton wed at King's Chapel at noon. The ceremony, led by Rev. Dr. H. N. Brown, drew Boston Brookline and New York society, with Vincent Club members forming the bridal party and many guests attending a Longwood reception on the Coolidge grounds.
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Julia Coolidge
Brookline
Henry Howe Richards
Groton
King's Chapel
J. Randolph Coolidge
Longwood
Boston
New York
Vincent Club
Harvard
Henry Richards
Gardiner, Me
Samuel G
Julia Ward Howe
H. N. Brown
King’s Chapel
Charles KK. Nutter
Katherine Putnam
Anna Gardiner
Rosamond Bowditch
John
Henry Howe
Edward Harding
Henry Hubbard
William Amory Gardner
Herman Adler
John W. Simons
Springfield
Frederic Barton
Concord
Arthur Sweeney
Andover
Curtis Guild, Jr
V. Orlandini-Guidi
Lucius N. Sargent
Coolidge
Essex Street
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised as remedy
For 30 years the preparation has been touted as the standard cure for female ills. It is claimed to be made from roots and herbs and to have thousands of cures credited to it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pittsburg
Lydia E.pinkham
Murder charge arises over Cambridge boy death at Lyman School
Mrs Elizabeth Glendower Evans longtime Lyman School trustee testified to a legislative committee investigating the death of 14 year old John Newman of Cambridge and questioned the existence of Peter Laporte in school records. A letter by Lewis Emery of Holyoke alleged Laporte was found dead after punishment for running away and raised suspicions surrounding the death.
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Elizabeth Glendower Evans
Lyman School
Legislative Committee
John Newman
Cambridge
Westboro Institution
Peter Laporte
J. J. Reed
Lewis Emery
Holyoke
West Street
Steinauer
Stanwood Street
Dorchester
Parents’ Protective Association
Lyman
Abolition of corporal punishment urged at Lyman School
A public hearing into John Newman’s death at the Lyman School hears calls for abolition of corporal punishment and discharge of officials. Witnesses claim cover ups and bribery to testifying, with plans to report to Governor Draper and reform detention rooms.
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Lyman School
Draper
Testimony at Lyman School hearing on discipline and reform
A witness linked to the probation committee described Lyman School boys as largely well brought up but ruined by bad surroundings and cigarette use. She supported early discipline and corporal punishment for boys, not girls. The hearing adjourned until Monday morning.
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Lyman School
Fire Records Note Several Small Losses and Alarms
Daily log lists incidents from morning to evening in Roxbury and Dorchester. Items include slight loss from a box at Ransom Court by Louis Levenson, a yard fire at 111 Ocean Street with no owner named and a $10 loss, and an alarm at Call Street by Alfred Routhier with $10 loss. Additional entries cover 26 Salisbury Street and Eastern Avenue with alarms noted as unnecessary.
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Ransom Court
Louis Levenson
Ocean Street
Dorchester
Call Street
Ask. Roxbury
Alfred Routhier
Saiibury Street
Roxbury
Avye
Multiple Boston area fire calls report varying losses
A summary of fire incidents shows loss details at Quincy Market Cold Storage Warehouse Company and other locations. Entries mention times 25 p m 7 40 p m 8 50 p m 9 42 p m with boxes on Congress street Dorchester Avenue Har r ia Avenue and F Street South Boston and names T A Mitchell Coleman McDonough. No single clear outcome given.
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Nue
Quincy Market Cold Storage Warehouse Company
Congress Street
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
T. A. Mitchell
Harria Avenue
F Street
South Oston
Coleman McDonough
Torturing Day in Gotham
New York sweltered as the day reached 90 degrees by 3 45 p m with street readings up to 98. Three heat deaths were recorded and over 30 people were prostrated with several in serious condition possibly increasing the death toll.
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New York
Frank B. Carr Drowns in North River
New York reports veteran burlesque manager Frank B. Carr jumped or fell into the North River and was drowned. In his pockets detectives found letters, a memorandum book and cards, including a letter from his mother Mary E. Carr of Haverhill Massachusetts.
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New York
Frank B. Carr
North River
Carr
Mary E. Carr
Water Street
Haverhill
Mass
Worcester civic leader Ransom C. Taylor dies at home
Ransom C. Taylor a prominent Worcester citizen and once the city's largest taxpayer died at his Main street home from cerebral hemorrhage shortly before midnight. He was in his List year.
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Worcester
Ransom C. Taylor
Main Street
American Girl to Wed Greek Envoy in Connecticut
Miss Anna E Wing Cockrell daughter of former Senator Francis M Crockrell now an interstate commerce commissioner will marry L A Coromilas envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoten tiary of Greece to the United States on July 6 at Norwich Connecticut at the home of Mrs Edson F Gallaudet sister of the bride
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Washington
Anna E. Wing Cockrell
Francis M. Crockrell
Missouri
L. A. Coromilas
Plenipoten
Greece
United States
Norwich
Conn
Edson F. Gallaudet
Cockrell
Sambo Nemo Muggsy Wil and Granny Delighting Post Readers
Cartoon notes tease Sunday Post humor with Sambo in Germany Nemo in Slumberland Muggsy in luck Wil in trouble and Granny portrayed as a "good thing" for readers.
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Sambo
Germany
Nemo
Slumberland
Muggsy
Willie
Granny
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Representative Reed
Johnny Newman
State House
Walker
Lyman School Board of Trustees
Carmody
Back Bay
Young Newman
Newman
Matthew B. Lamb
Board of Trustees
Lamb
New York State
Carlton
Reed
Evans
Daily Fire Record
Gotham
N.Y
R. C. Taylor
Sion TG
Beka
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Sts
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