Actress Plans May 13 Marriage to Steel Trust Head
Miss Mabelle Gilman, fresh from Paris, confirms engagement to William E. Corey, president of United States Steel. The couple will marry in New York on May 13 with both families present. Corey’s re-elected as director and his divorce finalized, his sister overseeing Fifth Avenue palace preparations for his bride.
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New York
Mabelle Gilman
Paris
William E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Corey
Mr. Corey
Miss Gilman
Steel Trust
Corey-Gilman
Miss Gil
Fifth Avenue Palace
West
Intimates Collusion In New York Life Inquiry
Formal statements from key figures in the New York Life election inquiry were issued. George B Scrugham and two policyholders committee employees have been arrested, with Scrugham denying a conspiracy charge against Carrington Stirrup and himself and suggesting the accusation came from foes of the committee.
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New York
New York Life Insurance Company
George B. Scrugham
International Policy Holders’ Committee
Secrugham
Charles F. Carrington
Charles Stirrup
Democratic Leaders Back Whitney for Governor
Democratic officials express strong support for Henry M. Whitney as the best available candidate for governor. They call him able, aggressive, and likely to unite party leaders and business interests for a Democratic victory.
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Whitney
Democratic Party
Untermyer Defends Scrugham in Insurance Reform Fight
Samuel Untermyer, counsel for the International Policyholders Committee, says Scrugham and his clerks committed no legal irregularity and had a right to act. He lauds Scrugham for earned trust of policyholders while urging reforms to expose frauds in insurance elections and resist obstructive tactics. He predicts full justice when the public prosecutor reviews the case.
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New York
Samuel Untermyer
International Policyholders’ Committee
Scrugham
Untermyer
Sch
Scrurham
Whitney Declares Candidacy For Governor
Henry M. Whitney announces he will be a candidate for governor this fall. Prominent Democrats, including Colonel William A. Gaston, and Hon. John A. Sullivan and Hon. William S. McNary, praise his candidacy as logical and available with strong support.
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Henry M. Whitney
William A. Gaston
Douglas
Whitney
John A. Sullivan
William S. McNary
Candidacy Intrigues Nominating Races and Community Leaders
Politicians rallied around Whitney as whispers floated that Douglas boom supporters seek General Charles W. Bartlett as a vice presidential nominee. Bartlett enjoys past backing from Governor Douglas and has friends not aligned with Douglas. Moran questioned Whitney's candidacy while Granville Macfarland, Democratic chair, showed coolness and Hearst may back an independence league candidate elsewhere.
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Whitney
John B. Moran
Douglas
Charles W. Bartlett
Bartlett
Granville S. Macfarland
Democratic Executive Committee
Macfarland
Hearst
Independence League
Boston & Worcester Trolley Airline Schedule Summary
Weekend and holiday service operates Saturdays Sundays and holidays with trips from Park Square every 15 minutes. Chestnut Hill connections add extra cars for subway transfers.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley Airline
Park Square
Chestnut Hill
Be around game day with Minard's Liniment
A promotional note touts Minard's Liniment for nightly rubbing to ease muscle soreness and help players wake up free of aching before a game.
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Minard
Strike Leaders Clash Over Militia Call in City
Governor Guild urges police to uphold law with militia support while Commissioner O'Meara resists troops and accuses master teamsters and papers of false riots. Harrison Loring Jr and Major Pease back tougher police stance and Daniel Tobin directs restraint among strikers.
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Governor Guild
Master Teamsters
O’meara
Harrison Loring, JR
R. S. Brine Co
Major Pease
Employers’ Association
Daniel J. Tobin
Team Drivers’ Union
Guild
O'Meara
Massachusetts
Dorchester and Newton Play 19 Innings In Deadlocked Baseball Battle
Dorchester High and Newton High clashed on Dunbar avenue in a 19 inning marathon with no runs for either side as darkness ended the epic contest. The crowd of 200 cheered through the night as both teams held off victory and preserved their honor.
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Dorchester High
Newton High
Dunbar Avenue
Newton
Dorchester
Dorchester and Newton duel as Spaulding and Bradford shine
Spaulding struck out 29, issued one walk, and fielded flawlessly for Dorchester High. Bradford fanned 13, had one minor error, and showed superb fielding as Newton battled in a high intensity contest.
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Chet
Spaulding
Dorchester
Twirter
Warry Bradford
Newton
Bradford
Dorchester High
Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Sleep Aid Claim
A brief note states taking Horsford's Acid Phosphate half a teaspoonful in half a glass of water before retiring brings refreshing sleep. The line reads like a casual health tip from a period ad or domestic article.
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Horsford
Groceries on Credit Offer in Boston Stores
Boston shoppers may buy groceries on credit at the city’s largest cash stores. Offer promises no payment until the third week. Prudential Real Estate? at 2 and 7 Washington Street.
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Boston
Prudential Rimaly Cea
Washington
Governor backs police over militia call amid teamsters strike
Secretary Gettemy reports Governor and Police Commissioner O'Meara discuss not calling out the militia. They affirm ample force and public safety plans. Major Pease and others challenge police adequacy, urging militiamen or officers assigned to each team.
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Gettemy
Teamsters
O'Meara
Massachusetts
O’meara
Major Pease
Employers’ Association
Fire traps over 100 in Chicago building blaze
More than 100 people were penned in a burning four story building at 255 Wabash Avenue Chicago. About half were injured in the escape rush and several women fell 20 feet to the alley from a rear window while others were rescued by firemen.
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Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Lotus Lunch Club
Fair Today Forecast for Boston and Surrounding Areas
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather today with light variable winds. In Washington on May 1 a New England forecast predicts partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with fair conditions and light to fresh north to east winds. Steamers bound for European ports will encounter light to fresh northeast winds and generally fair weather toward the Grand Banks.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New England
Grand Banks
Postmaster General Reviews Money Order Service in Boston
Postmaster General Meyer returned from New York and Boston where he focused on the administration of the money order service. The visit follows ongoing concerns about efficiency and service levels in financial mail handling.
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Washington
Meyer
New York
Boston
Thor
Record Flood In North Oberlin Valley
A record-breaking flood swept the upper Connecticut River valley affecting Lancaster and nearby river towns. The crest moved through at about six o clock, halting rail traffic on the Boston and Maine and Maine Central lines while water levels began to fall upstream.
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Lancaster
N. H
Connecticut River
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Flood Swells in Northern New Hampshire and Vermont
Sudden warm spell and extensive deforestation trigger major flood causing 590000 feet of logs to be swept away from Northumberland mill. Rail delays on Boston and Maine lines disrupt service, boats and coffer dam damage reported, crest expected at Wells River tomorrow.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Northumberland
Name Sa
Crater
Boston & Maine
Quebec
Whitefield
Maine Central
Beecher
Guild Hall
Connecticut
Wells River
Cow goring Brighton girl shocks Chestnut Hill
Helen Sk. Goodnow thirteen daughter of Russell J. Goodnow of Chestnut Hill avenue Brighton was mauled by a large black cow as B Conlon drove herd along Chestnut Hill. The animal chased the girl to her house steps and gored her before her father carried her inside for medical care. The cows belonged to A Fales of Norwood and were en route to the Brighton stock yards.
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Helen Sk. Goodnow
Russell J. Goodnow
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brighton
B. Conlon
Norwood
Mr. Goodnow
Beautiful French actress injured in auto crash
Paris May 1 Mlle Arlette Dorgeren a renowned actress and noted beauty of the French stage sustained fractures of the pelvis and leg along with other injuries when her automobile was crushed between street cars in the Faubourg St Antoine.
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Paris
Mlle
Arlette Dorgeren
Faubourg St. Antoine
Man Loses Arm Artery at Malden Bottling Factory
Samuel Horenberg aged 38 suffered a severed artery in his right arm this afternoon while working at a soda water bottling factory on Bryant Street in Malden.
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Malden
Samuel Horenberg
Bryant Street
Cornell Guard Elmer Thompson Joins Lifesaving Service
Elmer Thompson famous Cornell right guard announced a job with the life saving corps at Far Rockaway. He will begin work in mid June after leaving the team duties.
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Ithaca
Elmer Thompson
Cornell
Life Saving Corps
Far Rockaway
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Vernon
Reiff Brothers
Howell Hansel and Company
Sanford
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John P. Feeney
The
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Cratic
Mr. Whitney
W. S. McNary
Fitzgerald
George Fred Williams
Daniel V. Mclisaac
Henry T. Schaefer
Moran
Fea
Harrison Loring
R. &. Brine Co
George B. Hugo
Pease
J. J. Feeley
Harrison P. Loring, Jr
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Moeda Vastardawr
Thompson's Spa
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Goodnow
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