Galacar Weds Miss Rosamond Lang at King's Chapel
Frederick Ruthaven Galacar and Miss Rosamond Lang were married yesterday at King's Chapel by Rev. Howard M. Brown. The bride is the late Benjamin J. Lang’s daughter. Galacar, Yale graduate, belongs to Puritan Eastern Yacht St Botolph and Yale clubs. They will reside at 74 Mt. Vernon Street.
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F. R. Galacar
Rosamond Lang
Frederick Ruthaven
Galacar
King’s Chapel
Howard M. Brown
Benjamin J. Lang
King's Chapel
Yale 1
Puritan
Eastern Yacht
St. Botolph
Yale
Charles Galacar
Springfield
Mrs. Galacar
Mt. Vernon Street
Starrs Star Waist with Embroidered Silk Inserts
A waist described as a fine Marquisette with attractive embroidered front and sleeves in silk or white, Copenhagen and coral tones. Dutch neck and sleeves feature real Cluny insertions. Styled for exquisite effect and priced above twice our tag.
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Copenhagen
Starr
Forest Fires Reported Across Plymouth County May 8
Nine forest fires were sighted from the Plymouth observation tower. Locations included Marshfield, Plympton, Bridgewater, East Middleboro, Kingston, and near South Carver. No buildings were destroyed though the Daniel Webster house and Marshfield’s old village school were briefly endangered before aid from Duxbury saved them.
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Plymouth County
Plymouth
Marshfield
Plympton
Bridgewater
East Middleboro
Kingston
South Carver
Daniel Webster
Duxbury
Trial Testimony Focuses on Powder Marks and Kneeling Gunman
Dr. Stone and Dr. Dalton described the autopsy showing Heath kneeling with a high chest wound from a shot fired from behind. They testified no powder burns appeared on clothing or skin, suggesting a distance of over three feet. The prosecution pursued gun angle, while the defense questioned possible near contact firing. Mrs. Dodge's behavior and witness identifications pepper the lengthy courtroom narrative as public interest grows.
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Heath
Dr. Stone
Mrs. Bennett
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Dodge
Clara Nichols
New Hampshire
Hall
Amey
Atttorney Blodgett
Dodge
Howe
Stone
Guy Garvin
Garvin
Joseph C. Breitling
Breitling
Moon
Dalton
New York
Sheriff Beattie
Mr. Amey
Hurlbut
Canton
Mass
Mr. Howe
Charles F. Dalton
Olga Vance
Sargent
To Have a Clear Velvety Complexion by Madame D M Mille
Madame D M Mille from Paris shares Japan influenced skin care tips. She endorses a homemade solution of magatone dissolved in witch hazel to massage the face arms and neck twice daily. The mixture allegedly softens the skin prevents hair growth and obviates powder use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Madame D'Mille
Paris
Jst
Chicago
Japan
Church should enter politics, says Judge Marvin
Judge H. L. Marvin of Cleveland told the conference that the church must engage in politics to some extent and not be controlled by large real estate owners who rent to saloonkeepers. He spoke in Philadelphia on May 3 in response to J. H. Cole of New York urging the church stay out of politics.
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Philadelphia
H. L. Marvin
Cleveland
Conference of Church Clubs of the
United States
Marvin
J. H. Cole
New York
Chicago Police Chief Endorses Friendly Poker Games
Chicago May 3. New police superintendent John Mc Weeney says open gambling must be stopped but friendly games without a rake are allowed. He clarifies there is no professional operation and even he enjoys a casual game himself.
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Chicago
John McWeeney
Simpson College Men at Banquet in Boston
Simpson College alumni of Greater Boston held their annual banquet at the Commonwealth Hotel. Guest of honor was Professor Albert C. Ianudson of Boston University School of Theology who delivered the principal address. Officers elected were Roy W. Thomas as president O Beebe as vice president and J Kirkwood Craig as secretary treasurer.
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Simpson College
Iowa
Greater Boston
Commonwealth Hotel
Albert C. Ianudson
Boston University School of Theology
Roy W. Thomas
O. Beebe
J. Kirkwood Craig
Free Sample Coal Nuggets Offered for Boston Families
Free Sample Free Sample are made of anthracite coal ground fine, mixed with a binder and pressed into nuggets of the above shape. They ignite freely, mak ing a quick, hot fire ideal for summer use. For introduction the Company will deliver free a 25 lb trial sample to any family in Boston or Brookline. Price per ton five dollars and fifty cents. Rhode Island Coal Co Southampton St Boston Tel Roxbury 950.
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Boston
Brookline
Roosevelt praised by MacVeagh at Harvard address
The Hon. Franklin MacVeagh, Secretary of the Treasury, credited President Roosevelt with lifting U S business standards over the last decade. Speaking at Harvard before the Graduate School of Business Administration, he urged young business leaders to pursue orderly, diligent careers benefiting public service and national progress.
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Franklin MacVeagh
Graduate School of Business
Roosevelt
Deaths and Funerals in Boston Area
Obituary notices from East Boston to Dorchester list deaths from May 1 to May 8 with funeral details. Charles B Anderson, Patrick Butler, Charles Carey, Manuel Currier, Jennie Diack, P Joseph Finnegan, Rosa Hauck, Jennie Hill, George Hiscock, Annie McAnulty, John Merz, and Denis Murphy are named with residence addresses and mass times. Relatives invited. several notes request Newfoundland copies.
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Nashua
Chelsea
Mass
N. H
Butler
Cambridge
Patrick
Mary Butler
Mary Patricia
Trinity College
Washington, D. C
Faustine
Waterbury
South Weymouth
Edmund Butler
Prospect Street
St. Mary's of the Annunciation Church
Norfolk Street
Carey
Charles
Mary T
Nee Cassidy
Maurice Carey
Carlisle Street
St. Mary's Church
Carrier
Somerville
Manuel Currier
Ees
Servam Street
Woodlawn
Diack
East Milton
Jennie D
George Diack
Antwerp Avenue
Vinnegan
Dorchester
P. Joseph
Marion
Finnegan
St. Peter's Church
St. Peter's Court
Dorchester Council
K. of G
Boston Lodge
B. P
Hauck
City Hospital
Rosa Hauck
Hutchings Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Hill
Revere
Jennie E
Abraham St. Hill
Kirby Street
Hiscock
Malden
George
Julia (Ford) Liscock
Medford Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Ola Cam
Newfoundland
Grace
McAnulty
Roxbury
Annie McAnulty
O'Donnell
Anthony F. MecAnulty
Clarence Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Merz
John A
Mabel G. ( Anfield) Merz
Evelyn Street
Forest Hills Cemetery
Murphy
Louisville
Denis William Murphy
St. William’s Church
George L. Young
Oakwood Street
St. Matthew's Church
Stanton Street
Stack
Boston
Nicholas
Margaret Stack
Plynn
Benington Street
Star of the Sea
Obituary notices from Boston area deaths May 2 1911
Death notices list multiple individuals with dates May 1 to May 8 in the Boston area. Names include Gui seppi Parabashi Salles Spooner Tewksbury Toomey Turner Walsh Warren Watson Wightman Finnegan plus lodge mention. Funeral details specify residences, times, churches, and interment info.
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Star Values
L. Starr & Company
Winter St
Starr’s Star Values
Tremont Street
Park Street
Washington Street Tunnel
Tremont Reese ES LE Street
Washington Street
Gardiner Gateway
Old Faithful
Yellowstone Park
Scenic Northwest
Rockies
Cascades
Olympics, Sound
North Pacific Coast
Columbia River
Land of Fortune
North Coast Limited
St. Louis
Bar-Northern Pacific
Gardineray
Park St
C. B. Poster
Avent
Old South Bldg
Boraton
Northern Pacific Ry
Portsmouth
Briquettes
Rhode Island Coal Co
Southampton St
Roxbury 950
Weer
Ieee
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
MacVeagh
Mrs. Block
Washing Street
Goodyear Wa
Fuul Walintils
Vyuloloe
Priestley Cravenettes
Dum Samu
Gray
Raglan
Box
Gooc Oyannelr
West and
Temple Place
Spooner
Henry Garrettson Spooner
Florence Spooner
Henry T. Spooner
Church of the Advent
Tewksbury
Winthrop Centre
Susan Leman
Bennison
Winthrop Street
Woodlawn Cemeter
Turner
Harry Turner
Wollaston
Mey
Grace Hamilton
Walsh
Boston Highlands
Margaret
Richard M. Walsh
Burrell Street
Watson
Sarah Rag
Bri
William Yet
Heg Tate
Hall Street
Aris
Thomas
Tagaion
Wightma
Rexterz
May
Brank
James
Emma Wightmen-Vancourt
Aekonne
Gilman Bros
Peter J. Finnegan
Adams Street
Meeting House Hill
Mt. Benedict
Ellis
Daniel
Charles A, Kelley
Dita
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