Miss Nora Iselin to Wed Austrian Count in Apple Blossom Ceremony
New York May 9 Nora Iselin prepares for a formal wedding to Count Colloredo Mannsfeld of Austria. The ceremony at her uncle’s home will feature 10 000 apple blossoms and apple tree canopies. An Italianate signal plan and family ushers mark a high society event before a May 20 departure for Europe.
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Queen Joins Suffragette Vote Run at Danish Millinery
Copenhagen May 9 Queen Louise endorsed the new municipal suffrage law by visiting a large millinery shop during voting and urging women to vote. The incident signals royal approval for the reform in Denmark.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Louise
Reverend Gregg Accepts Laconia Pastorate Call
The Rev Merritt L Gregg told his People's Free Baptist Church congregation that he will take the Free Baptist Church of Laconia New Hampshire pastorate. He is a Bates College graduate of 196 and this is his first church leadership role.
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Auburn, R. I
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People’s Free Baptist Church
Free Baptist Church of
Laconia
N. H
Gregg
Bates College
Woodpeckers Nest on the Common Attracts Crowds
Two red headed woodpeckers build a nest on the Common drawing pedestrians along Temple Place to the Frog Pond. Their drilling echoes like riveters as they bore a neat hole in an elm. Experts welcome the site as the birds help combat elm beetle damage.
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Baron Takahira Arrives in Boston for Portrait Event
Baron Takahira the Japanese ambassador at Washington is due in Boston today after visiting Amherst College for the unveiling of a portrait of Sr. Nessina. In Boston he will be entertained by clubs and Japanese students residing there.
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Washington
Boston
Amherst
Sr. Nessina
Amherst College
Girl Seeks 20000 From Boston Man After Promises
Ada Haylock once Ada Howard, a vaudeville performer and model, sues William H. Phinney of Boston for breach of promise and says she believed they would marry after he proposed on January 15. She has lived in seclusion in Worcester as she prepares for a conference with her attorney to decide future action. Her home is near Schenectady New York.
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Ada Howard
William H. Phinney
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Phinney
Politics and mayoral talk swirl around Boston in May
Diary notes Fitz denies board ties over a mayoral bid while O’Neil hints at a Democratic rift over convention power. Reports track quizzical moves of Innes Seiberlich and Hibbard, plus Alley politics with Parker Tinkham and Rothwell Storrow. The piece catalogs candidacy buzz and party shifts in Boston.
Billings Rejects New York Bureau Appointment
Immigration Commissioner George B. Billings said he would not accept any appointment from Washington as head of the New York Bureau of Immigration under any circumstances.
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George B. Billings
Washington
New York Bureau of Immigration
Man shoots eight foot black snake near West Lake
Clinton reporter notes Harry Ephrams, a farm worker from near West Lake, appeared in Clinton with a black snake measuring 5 ft 7 1/2 in. He says the reptile was shot near the lake after it herded two ducks into the water, scared his dog from brush, and crawled six feet into elder bushes.
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Clinton
Harry Ephrams
West Lake
Baby Vera Collier to Perform in Testament Concert
A testimonial concert and dancing party will be held this evening for Baby Vera Collier the young actress who recently charmed Castle Square Theatre patrons with singing and dancing. The concert runs until 10 o clock followed by dancing.
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Castle Square Theatre
Death on the tracks near Portsmouth in Bar Harbor express
Asa H. Beckman aged 22 of Seabrook was found dead early today on the Boston and Maine railroad as the Bar Harbor express struck him while he walked home.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Asa H. Beckman
Seabrook
Boston & Maine Railroad
Bar Harbor
Vassar Girls Now Radicals
New York May 9 13 Vassar seniors attended a Socialist meeting in Poughkeepsie triggering surprise as the college shifts from conservative roots toward radical ideas. The article notes a growing breach between radical and conservative factions among students and some faculty while President Taylor remains firmly conservative.
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Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Taylor
Women's Colleges
Teachers Discuss Boston 1915 Plan Meeting
Teachers in Greater Boston will gather at Tremont Temple next Friday for a joint discussion of the Boston 1915 plan. Speakers include Tufts President Frederick W. Hamilton and Lincoln Steffens. George S. Smith will chair as school officials attend. The group will unveil plans of special interest to teachers and students.
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Greater Boston
Tremont Temple
Boston
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Lincoln Steffens
Georges. Smith
Boston School Committee
Wife Compared To A Dog In Cross Petition
In a cross petition to a divorce suit filed a year earlier, Mrs. Mattie Loesch accuses Eugene Loesch of saying a wife belongs under the table with the cats and dogs, a claim she presents as part of the grounds for separation.
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Cleveland
Mattie Loesch
Eugene Loesch
Stabbing Follows Ball Theft In Street Altercation
Samuel H. Winefield, 45, of 383 Harrison Avenue, was stabbed in the right arm in an altercation with an unknown Italian youth over a baseball early yesterday afternoon at Harrison Avenue and Rose Street. Winefield said his 11 year old son Richard was playing in the street when the Italian took the ball, prompting a heated fight.
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Rose Street
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Navy hospital to rise at Maitland property in Newport
Ground will soon be broken on the Maitland property by the harbor front near the naval training station for a large naval hospital. More than $250,000 will be spent on land and buildings for what will be one of the navy's most modern hospitals.
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Newport
R. I
Maitland
Naval Training Station
Woman Professor at Dublin University
Dublin University appointed Miss C. E. Maxwell as assistant to the professor of modern history making her the first woman on the Trinity College teaching staff. The university has long admitted women to full student privileges and this marks another step in recognizing women's claims.
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Dublin
Dublin University
C. EB. Maxwell
Trinity College
White girl jailed over marriage ban request
Stella Cunningham, a white resident claiming Charleston West Virginia roots, is jailed in Columbus Ohio on a lunacy warrant after insisting on marrying Willis Marchand a Negro. Her detention follows her stated marriage intention.
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Willis Marchand
Stella Cunningham
Charleston
W. Va
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