Miss Helliher Weds Boston Architect at St Marys Church
Miss Carolline H. Keller daughter of Thomas J. Kelliher of Brookline married Josephy J. Driscoll a Boston architect last night at the Church of St. Mary at the Assumption. Rev Joseph Fitzgibbons officiated with Charles H. Kelliher best man and Marilon J. Duffley maid of honor. The bride wore a white charmeuse gown with lace and train and carried lilies of the valley. The reception followed at the bride’s father home with close family and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolline H. Keller
Thomas J. Kelliher
Brookline
Josepy J. Driscoll
Boston
Church of St. Mary At the Assumption
Joseph Fitzgibbons
St. Mary's Church
Charles H. Kelliher
Marilon J. Duffley
Nell Rose
Marie O’day
French airman travels nearly 1000 miles in single day
Paris April 30. Ernest F. Guillaud a French airman completed a Sunday flight from Biarritz to Kollum Holland a distance near 1000 miles. He won a prize of 10000 dollars and the Pommery single day distance cup decided at sunset tonight.
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Paris
Ernest F. Guillaux
Biarritz
France
Kollum
Holland
French aviator Guillaume Guillaux’s Pommery cup bid to Kollum
The Pommery cup, worth $1500 and awarded to the longest daylight straight flight, is open every six months. Guillaux left Biarritz at 4 42 Sunday, refueled at Bordeaux and Villacoublay, and ended at Kollum in Holland. Previous winner Pierre Daucourt flew 580 miles from Valenciennes to Biarritz on Oct 6 1912.
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Guillaux
Biarritz
France
Bordeaux
Villacoublay
Kollum
Holland
Pierre Daucourt
Valenciennes
French Aviator's Attempted Flight Across France to Ireland
Eugene Gilbert, French aviator, started from Amberieu to fly across France and over the English Channel to Ireland. After 260 miles he had to descend at Compiegne, ending the attempt.
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Compiegne
France
Eugene Gilbert
Amberieu
Department of Air
St. George’s
Ireland
Man Hills Wife and Self in Death Pact
In Fairbury Nebraska John Miead 55 of Hastings shot and killed his 32 year old wife and then killed himself in a boarding house early today. He was an agent for a harvester company. A seven month old baby survived.
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Fairbury
Neb
John Miead
Hastings
Harvester Company
Firefighters on Roof Hold Quincy House Panic at Bay
Charles J. McCarthy owner and manager Thomas J. Murphy led hotel volunteers to battle a blaze from the roof of the Quincy House around 6 20 pm. They directed hoses into a smoke filled funnel, preventing guest panic as more than 2000 people gathered nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. McCarthy
Quincy House
Thomas J. Murphy
Hotel Fire Brilliance Ends Quickly As Guests Remain Unaware
Rapid action by the hotel fire brigade prevents panic after a kitchen broiler fire in the hotel. McCarthy orders no alarm while the Chemical 1 wagon arrives and the staff controls flames through a roof funnel. Smoke floods the area, but damage is minimal and guests continue dining as the orchestra plays.
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House Fire Brigade
Willie Westinghouse Invents But Product Fails Fit
A comic preview notes Willie Westinghouse perfects another invention that does not work quite right. Readers are invited to see the comic section of next Sunday’s Post for the full gag.
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Willie Westinghouse
Next
Post
Grand Trunk Lines Discussed in Boston Conference
A meeting at Hotel Touraine gathered Edson J. Chamberlain of the Grand Trunk George C. Jones of the Central Vermont Percy Ryerson Todd of the Bangor & Aroostook and John C. Murdock of the Southern New England to consider financing a Grand Trunk extension from Palmer Massachusetts to Providence No decision was announced after the talks.
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Grand Trunk
Palmer
Mass
Providence
Canada
New England
Hotel Touraine
Edson J. Chamberlain
George C. Jones
Central Vermont
Percy Ryerson Todd
Bangor & Aroostook
John C. Murdock
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Maine
Ralph D. Gilette
Woronoco Construction Company
James B
Diamond Jim) Brady
James Fitzhugh
Boston
Touraine
Cy Warman
New Haven
Hotel
Mr. Warman
George Jones
Vermont
Rhode Island
Chamberlin
Portland
Montreal
General Assembly
Edward S. Reiggs
Windows Smashed by Milford Midnight Mob
Milford residents report about 20 men believed to be Draper works strikers attacked the lodging house of Mrs. Katie Akerman at 10 Depot Street. A boarder, John Sawisck, was injured by a stone as police were summoned. The strike continues despite eviction notices and a relief committee forming led by Miss Bessie Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Draper Works
Katie Akerman
Depot Street
Draper Company
John Sawisck
Coldwell
Tremont Temple
Boston
Pope Sits at Desk in Library First Time Since Illness
In Rome on April 30 the Pope sat in an arm chair at his desk in the State Department library, the first time he has left his apartment after a recent illness. He has gained strength. physicians lifted restrictions and Cardinal Merry del Val offered congratulations while urging caution. The Pope postponed several receptions for a few days longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
State Department
Merry del Val
Three Men Sentenced for Attempt to Kill in Belfast
In Belfast Maine on April 30, James Kelley of Frankfort and Lauriston W Mink of this city received three years in State prison each after being convicted of assault with intent to kill in the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Supreme Court
James Kelley
Frankfort
Lauriston W. Mink
Typo Musical Club Concert at St Rose Hall Boston
A Tuesday concert and dance at St Rose Hall Worcester Street featured the Typo Musical Club formed by printing craft union members. An 11 piece orchestra conducted by Wallace Groves provided music for dancing while soloists under Francis A. McGlew performed.
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St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Typo Musical Club
Wallace §. Groves
Francis A. MecGlew
Messrs. Fitzgerald
Keefe
Butler
Sliney
Law
Wheeler
McGlew
Josephs
Sisto
Post Chapel
Boston
Gaston Travel
Joseph B. Gill
Elizabeth Peabody House Dedicated and Opened
About 1900 people attended the opening of the Elizabeth Peabody house at 357 Charles Street. The seven story building offers departments for educating and entertaining local youth. The Peabody Associates presented a flag, the Julius Caesar Dramatic Club performed, and the Chrysanthemum Club staged a folk dance in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Peabody
Charles Street
Peabody Associates
Julius Caesar Dramatic Club
Chrysanthemum Club
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Blue Serge
Gale & Kent
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Man Hills
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Troy, N. Y
Grand Trunk Line
Mellen
Draper Workman
Lodging House
Joseph M. Coldwell
Morrison I. Swift
Caleb F. Howard
Elaino Albizoppi
James Tarby
Proctor
Central Street
Pope
THE
Henry H. Tuttle
Filene
Washington St
Stein-Bloch Suits
Posner
U.S. A
the Surbrug Co
New York
Union ST
Faneuil Hall
Brookside
Bunker Hill
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