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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
5
In a head on collision between a southbound Trinity and Brazos Valley passenger train and a northbound freight near Honey Springs six miles south of Dallas two people were perhaps fatally injured and several others slightly bruised.
Ruth Foley three years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Foley of Randolph, is regarded by many as among the prettiest children in Massachusetts. Residents say she is bright and beloved by friends across the state.
On his 61st birthday Dr. Charles E. Clark of Lynn, once a Ward 8 Boston politician and East Boston Ferries Commission member, wed Isabelle Finch Sawyer of Marlboro Street Passaic New Jersey on October 26. The marriage, kept secret until recently, followed engagement on October 17 of last year and long avoidance due to a prior promise to Adelaide Beale who died in 1908.
Dr. Clark, a Lynn physician born in Lewiston Maine on October 26 1849 and Harvard Medical School graduate, planned marriage to Mrs. Sawyer after meeting her at a society function during a trip to Bretton Woods New Hampshire. The announcement surprised Lynn Back Bay society.
George Clark of Sanbornville N H aged about 50 beat his wife last night and, fearing fatal injuries, killed himself with a shotgun as his son Frank returned home and heard a gun report. Mrs Clark is in serious condition but expected to survive.
Sixteen U S battleships move east in four divisions to meet at an Atlantic rendezvous 250 miles off the coast, then sail for England and France in a two week voyage with port calls at Brest London Paris and extended shore liberty for crew.
An advertisement for the California Fig Syrup Co notes its exclusive method and chemist driven production. It stresses that only the genuine product from the company yields the stated benefits and warns buyers to verify the full company name on the package to avoid imitations.
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