Actor's stage wedding ends in Bath romance collapse
Louise Harding Twitchell of Bath, Me., ends her stage romance after a February 17 marriage on an opera house stage. While touring New Brunswick with a barnstorming company, she asks her mother to bring her home. She fell ill far from Bath as the drama concluded in St. John.
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Bath
Louise Harding Twitchell
New Brunswick
Louis Charles Frederick Baechle
Lowell Opera House
Bradford Acad
Emy
St. John
Louis Frederick Baechler
Twitchell
Campanari the Opera Singer Applies for US Citizenship
New York March 30 Guiseppe Campanari the well known grand opera singer formerly of Boston today began naturalization first papers after 16 years in America He said five years residence would have sufficed for citizenship but he wished to educate his children as Americans The singer once lived in Boston and was popular socially.
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New York
Guiseppe Campanari
Boston
Mass
United States
Campanari
Imperial Opera Company
Mechanics’ Building
Cassie Chadwick to sew shirts for Ohio penitentiary inmates
Mrs. Cassie L Chadwick was sentenced yesterday and will sew shirts and underclothes for male prisoners at the Ohio Penitentiary for nine hours daily if the U S Court denies appeal. She previously worked on similar garments in the 1890s while confined.
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Columbus
Cassie L. Chadwick
Ohio
Unitedates Court
Mme. de Vere
Wood Accident Kills Foreman at Field's Sawmill
A wood slab from a circular saw in Field's Sawmill Westmoreland New Hampshire struck 23 year old foreman Ora C Miison destroying the skull and killing him instantly.
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Westmoreland
N. H
Field
Ora C. Miison
Two Boys Injured in School Staircase Collision
South Hadley Falls March 30 A serious accident at Chicoppee Street School left Edwin Wade and Norman St. Jean with severe head wounds after colliding on stairs. Doctors Franz and Coubry required several stitches for each boy.
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South Hadley Falls
Chicopee Street
Edwin Wade
Norman St. Jean
Franz and
Coubry
Veterans honor U S destiny claim at Middlesex Club event
Colonel Edward Anderson of the Twelfth Indiana Cavalry received strong applause as he stated the United States holds the destiny of Japan. General Nelson A. Miles and Rear Admiral Wilde spoke of liberty and wartime service. Captain Q. Eaton recounted events from the Spanish American War. Other speakers included GQ Ace James H. Wolff, Colonel Albert Clarke, ex Governor Brackett, and James J. Myers.
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Edward Anderson
Twelfth Indiana Cavalry
Middlesex Club
United States
Japan
Nelson A. Miles
William N. Olin
Wilde
Oregon
Russia
Joseph Q. Eaton
Charlestown Navy Yard
Resolute
Santiago
Faton
James H. Wolff
Massachusetts
Albert Clarke
The
Home Market Club
Dove Brackett
James J. Myers
Police Sportsmen Draw for Vacation Periods
Excitement ran through city police stations as drawings were held for vacation periods. Most men were satisfied, some swapped slips, and gun officers planned late fall breaks while those preferring early summer took fishing time, then began cleaning their shooting irons.
Chapters III and IV of Souls on Fire in The Beautiful Story
Article by Mayor McClellan of New York with stories by Marshall P. Wilder Miriah Cruikshank and several Indians. The piece presents dramatic readings or sketches titled Souls on Fire across early 20th century newspaper columns.
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Louis Seeys
Mayor McClellan
New York
Marshall P. Wilder
Miriah Cruikshank
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