England Abandons English Channel Tunnel Plan
In Parliament the government announced the death of the Channel tunnel project for the time being. Premier Campbell-Bannerman and Earl Crewe cited security concerns and potential demands for higher naval and military spending as outweighing any advantages of the tunnel.
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London
English Channel
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
Earl of Crewe
Council
House of Lords
Sullivan Named Lowell Baseball Secretary
John B. Sullivan of Medford a Harvard junior was yesterday appointed secretary of the Lowell baseball nine by owner Winn a second year Harvard law student.
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John B. Sullivan
Medford
Harvard
Lowell Baseball Nine
Winn
Governor Guild At Center Of Overtime Bill Battle
Governor Guild emerges as the focal point in a heated overtime bill fight as textile interests seek to bottle up the governor by pressing a Supreme Court advisory order. The governor previously favored the bill but seeks neutrality while the measure advances.
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Guild
Arkwright Club
Supreme Court
Beacon Hill
Drapers
Draper
West Indies
Executive Chamber
Governor Guild
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Committee On Labor
Dr. Charles R. Brown Dies Suddenly at 70 in Lynn
Dr. Charles R. Brown, a longtime Lynn physician active since 1872, died tonight of heart failure while waiting for his horse team. A Bowdoin College and Hahnemann Medical School graduate, he was 70.
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Lynn
Charles R. Brown
Bowdoin College
Hahnemann Medical School
Philadelphia
Nickerson and MacLoud Wedding Recalls Boston Union
Miss Harriette Osborne MacLoud daughter of Mrs Minerva Cushing Mac Loud of 477 Massachusetts avenue and Harry Levin von Roeschlaub Nickerson were married last evening by Rev William F Dusseault at Hyde Park. Nickerson a Yale graduate and MIT student. groom son of Dr L H A Nickerson of Quincy Illinois. Ushers were George and Nathan B MacLood. A reception followed and the couple plan a Boston home after a brief bridal trip.
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Harriette Osborne MacLoud
Minerva Cushing MacLoud
Massachusetts Avenue
Harry Levin von Roeschlaub Nickerson
William F. Dusseault
Hyde Park
L. H. A. Nickerson
Quincy, Ill
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Messrs
George and
Nathan B. MacLood
Boston
Avaricious gambler mistress in New York faces case
Mrs Martha Wolff, proprietor of a women run gambling den at 118 West One Hundred and Eleventh Street, is to be prosecuted. She trained Mrs James Palzer to play poker and allegedly detained her after a losing streak, prompting Palzer to advise her husband who had Wolff arrested.
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New York
Martha Wolff
West One Hundred
W Eleventh Street
James Palzer
A Little Tragedy of Saltillo Ends Union Split
Belle Jones a wealthy American mining man lived twelve years in Saltillo with a woman believed to be his wife. A stage passenger from southern California declared Jones was her husband and claimed to reunite after twelve years. The first wife confronted him and he admitted abandonment. He had sent letters claiming work for a mine owner and no funds to return to the U.S. A son was born to the second wife and the second home has been broken up.
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Saltillo
Mex
Belle Jones
California
Jones
Mexico
Omaha
Neb
J. H. Pratt
Colonel Pratt
Alice Pratt
Aged widow and farmer youth win marriage license in Franklin
In Franklin Pennsylvania a 49 year old widow Mrs Ellen Fleming, recently divorced, and 22 year old Asa Richard Dille secured a marriage license. The clerk mistook the scene as a mother guiding her son to wed, noting Dille’s bashful reply and Fleming’s noted charm.
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Franklin, Penn
Asa Richard Dille
Asa
Ellen Fleming
Dille
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the Home Furnishers
Ass’a
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Go Awmut Furniture NO
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Sullivan
Washington and Boylston Streets
Panama
Washington St
Bill
DR. Brown
Nickerson—Macloud
Grover
Adams Aq
Waltham
Putnam
Putnam, Conn
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