Romance sparked at Wellesley Float Night sparks engagement
Miss Lucy C Bacon of Wellesley College class of 1910 is engaged to Frederick H Kelly Jr son of the Rev Frederick H Kelly of Derry NH. The announcement came at a luncheon in Waltham by her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence H Bacon. The couple first met during Float Night when Kelly visited his sister and met Bacon through her.
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Wellesley College
Lucy C. Bacon
Wellesley
Frederick H. Kelly
Derry
Clarence H. Bacon
Banks Street
Waltham
Kelly
Miss Bacon
Tramp Lady From New York Is Helped At Knox
Mrs. Vincent J. Micari a lightly dressed 17 year old daughter of a New York millionaire began a self driven tramp from Valparaiso to New York. She rode in a box car slept and woke in Knox where a brakeman found her sobbing. Police housed her then Sergeant Collins and his wife cared for her. She told of her wealthy father George Rudd of 1979 Morris Avenue New York and her elopement with his chauffeur.
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Collins
George Rudd
Morris Avenue
New York
Historian Adams Stricken Ill in Washington Home
Henry Adams, noted historian and brother of Charles Francis Adams and grandson of President John Quincy Adams, is seriously ill at his Washington D C home. He has long been active in historical scholarship and public affairs.
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Washington, D. C
Henry Adams
Mr. Adams
Charles Francis Ams
John Quincy Adams
Niece Heir Receives Major Butt's Estate In Will
Washington May 10 Major Archibald W Butt late military aide to President Taft who perished on the Titanic left most of his estate to his niece Grace Arrington Butt 16 of Liverpool England After certain bequests his remaining estate is to be converted to cash and paid to the eldest child of his two brothers Lewis Ford Butt has no children Edward H Butt of Liverpool has Grace Arrington Butt as a beneficiary
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Washington, D. C
Arcchibald W. Butt
Taft
Grace Arrington Butt
Liverpool
Major Butt
Lewis Ford Butt
Edward H. Butt
Man Struck by Car in Medford Yards
Gulsseppi Stasfa of 425 Riverside Avenue Medford was struck and run over by a car in the yards of the New England Brick Company Medford. He is not expected to recover.
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Gulsseppi Stasfa
Riverside Avenue
Medford
New England Brick Company
Methodist Church Faces Gambling and Dancing Clause
In Minneapolis on May 10 the discipline provision on dancing and other amusements remains undecided. A committee debated striking the clause, with heated exchanges as members pressed their positions and cries of No and groans echoed through the session.
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Minneapolis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mem
Bers
Man’s fear of being buried alive prompts lethal will clause
In Mount Vernon William G Vandervoest died April 26 at his home. His will, filed in White Plains, orders payment of debts and funeral expenses, and directs the undertaker to stab him through the heart after death is pronounced, due to mortal fear of being buried alive.
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White Plains
N. Y
William G. Vandervoest
West Third Street
Mount Vernon
Adamson’s Balsam touted as sure cure for graveyard cough
Advert says Adamson's Balsam relieves rasping coughs and graveyard coughs, claiming a sure cure with no further details. The note reads like a brief medicinal promotion from an old issue.
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Adamson
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