Wentworth Family Welcomes Triplet Girls and Boy
In Quincy at 27 Miller Stile Road Mrs. Wentworth gave birth to two girls and a boy weighing about four and a half pounds each. John F Wentworth, a Charlestown navy yard draughtsman and M I T graduate, previously had one child Jackie. The event marks the second triplet birth in Quincy within a year following the Antonellis arrival on December 31. Jackie comments on the new siblings, noting he would have preferred three over two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Wentworth
Miller Stile Road
Quincy
Cristino Antonellis
Stork
Wentworth
Jackie
Coddington
Gloucester Fleet Brings 425 800 Pounds Fish to Market
A fleet of 39 vessels arrived at T wharf delivering 425 800 pounds of fish including haddock cod hake pollock and cask. The Yankee schooner sold after closing. Sea connet sold to Captain Frank Cooney for snapper fishing. Edward A Rich to be hauled out for inspection after possible hull damage. Caledonian sails for Manchester with cargoes. Hedge Fence Lightship No 41 to be withdrawn for repairs.
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T Wharf
Yankee
Edward A. Rich
Gloucester
Lovell’s Island
Betsy Ross
Seaconnet
Frank Cooney
Mary E. Cooney
Essex
Haddock
Leyland
Caledonian
J. R. Cannon
Clyde Street
Boston
Manchester
England
Ida
Millbridge
Cape Ann
Quoddy
Nellie
W. W. Buchanan
Vineyard Sound
Shipping News Miniature Almanac and Arrivals
Arrived and sailed steamers and tugs from Philadelphia to New York, Norfolk, and beyond. Vessels listed include A W Perry Hawes Nacoochee Munson and many others with barges towed. lighthouse tender Hibiscus sailed. multiple ships called at Portland Gloucester Portsmouth and New York.
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A. W. Perry
Hawes
Halifax
Nacoochee
Munson
Savannah
Kershaw
Johnson
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Crowell
New York
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Bangor
Colby
Bath
Bay State
Linscott
Portland
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Joshua Lovett
Coffin
Alice
Henry Endicott
Flora
Murrell
Passaic
Hawthorne
Oakland
International
McGoldrick
Lincoln
Irvington
Fearnda
Perth Amboy
Bravo
Damversport
Marine
Brunette
Salen
Buckler
Charles W. Parker, Jr
Natty
Vineyard Haven
Harrisburg
Watuppa
Hammond
Greenwood
Searsport
Randolph
Paoli
Portsmouth
Radnor
South Amboy
Katherine D. Perry
Wilson
Dorothy Palmer
Harding
Cto
Samuel S. Thorp
Campbell
Samuel B. Hubbard Blake
Potomac River
Ralph M. Hayward
French
Antoinette
I.A. Smith
White
William D. Marvel
Farmer
Guttenberg
N. J
Ella May
Harrington
Rockport
H.S. Boynton
Ott
John J. Perry
Nelson
Lynn
Ida
Wallace
Millbridge
Nellie
Hibiscus
New Bedford
Esparza
Port Simon
C. R
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Roverpor Dingley
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Saint Irene
Shestad
James S. Whitney
Ontario
Joseph W. Fordney
Charles ’. Mayer
Whitestone
L. I
Salem
Brooklyn
Buttress
Bessie
Clara
Astral
John A. Hughes
I. D. Fletcher
Wayne
Strafford
Francis C. Hersey
Dora
Beverly
Marion
James Wooley
Newburyport
Perge Greenwood
Sears
Ondricek Recital Debuts in Boston Chickering Hall
Emmanuel Ondricek brother of Carl Ondricek of the Boston Symphony Orchestra gave his first Boston recital in Chickering Hall yesterday. The young violinist displayed strong technique and virility, performing his own caprice L etincelle and a Fantasie on Smetana themes, with Karel Leitner accompanying. The program included a sonata by F Benda, a Dvorak violin concerto, and pieces by Handel and Mozart before a small but appreciative audience.
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Emmanuel Ondricek
Carl Ondricek
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston
Chickering Hall
Mr. Ondricek
Handel
Mozart
Karel Leitner
Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief for Indigestion
A 50 cent package of Diapepsin claims to cure indigestion and related stomach woes in five minutes. The ad touts harmless candy like taste, full digestion of food, and a healthy appetite, urging readers to ask pharmacists to show the formula and keep it for family use.
Miss Morgan Attracts Boni A Count Eyes American Heiress
In Rome reports Count Boni de Castellane seeks papal confirmation of his civil divorce to wed Miss Anne Morgan daughter of an American financier. Friends say he favors an American alliance. Miss Morgan is seen as progressive and uninterested in his aristocratic lifestyle.
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New York
Navy
Rome
Count Bont de Castellane
Anna Gould
Vatican
Anne Morgan
Castellane
Count Boni
Miss Morgan
Versailles
Elizabeth Marbury
Elsie de Wolfe
America
Princess de Sagan
Vatican Party
Boni de Castellane
House of Morgan
Parsnip Croquettes and Hearty Corn and Bean Dish
Home cooks share recipes including parsnip croquettes fried in olive oil or baked in buttered pans, with butter and egg. Also provided are beans with salt pork and Lima beans in corn pulp, plus buckwheat and wheat flour pancakes and a ginger molasses cake style batter. The contributors include Mrs Samuel Armstrong of Worcester and Mary E Russell of Neponset, and Martha A M Mahon of Pittsfield.
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Samuel Armstrong
Stafford Street
Worcester
Mary E. Russell
Bertram Street
Neponset
Martha A. M’mahan
Bradford Street
Pittsfield
Martha A. M’mahon
Pittsfeld
Engravers Strike Called Off After Hearing Suspension
The contempt motion against Louis Kohlmetz of Chicago and Boston Photo-Engravers Union Local No 3 officers George F. Lewis and John Maguire was suspended after noon during attorney Noble's argument before Judge Pierce. The case concerns alleged violations of an injunction issued Oct 21 by William B. Wright and other Boston engraving interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Louis Kohlmetz
Chicago
George F. Lewis
John Maguire
Boston Photo-Engravers’ Union
Local No. 3
William B. Wright
Massachusetts Engraving Company
Lucius B. Folsom
Charles G. Sunergren
Boston
Noble
Melisaac
McIisaac
Mr. McIsaac
John F. Maguire
Superior Court
Boston Photo Engravers’ Union
Geo. F. Lewis
Union votes to end Boston strike amid court case
The union and its officers announced that the October 24 vote dissolved the strike and that a notice would publish its end. Attorneys debated the vote’s honesty while the judge urged clear public disclosure that the strike is off and negotiations continue for a new scale agreement.
Rhodus claims East St. Louis confession was coerced
Leigh Rhodus, arrested in Chicago, says his East St. Louis confessions to the murders of William F. Michaelis and Anton Helbig were obtained under duress. He denies the killings, claiming two assistants of Chief Ryan beat him with rubber clubs forcing the admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leigh Rhodus
East St. Louis
William F. Michaelis
Anton Helbig
Ryan
Blue-Eyed Brighton Baby Is Beauty Child Claimant
Fifteen months old Willard Stanton Caseley of Brighton is described as one of the prettiest children in the district with striking blue eyes He enjoys physical activity and loves to lift heavy objects and show his feet when unobserved He may become a football player or similar athlete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Willard Stanton Caseley
JL. W. Caseley
Willard
Gores Farmer Defending Calf in Newbury Incident
Joseph Jacques of Parker Street was severely injured when a farmer gored him while trying to separate a cow from her calf in Newbury this afternoon. He is expected to recover. The rest of the item notes ongoing theater performances at the Globe Theatre and Boston Theatre with Muriel Starr and other acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury
Joseph Jacques
Parker Street
Stage matters as multiple theater engagements fill Boston houses
E H Sothern and Julia Marlowe start a three week Shubert engagement with Macbeth at the Shubert Theatre. The Summer Widowers closes tonight while The Old Town comes to the Colonial next week. The Arcadians depart after eight weeks and The Chocolate Soldier ends soon at the Majestic. William Gillette's Secret Service closes today at Hollis, next week The Private Secretary. The Fortune Hunter continues at Tremont with strong audience praise. Seven Days plays at the Park as The Port of Missing Men ends at the Grand Opera House. Fiske O Hara follows in The Wearing of the Green. Gus Edwards and a 35 member company lead next week at B F Keith's in a fresh revue along with Laddie Cliff Harry Tighe and Sammy Watson. The Howard hosts Ducklings then Gasch sisters perform in the continuous program at the Bowdoin Square Theatre. Don Ramsay's Harmonists play at Waldron's Casino this week, Ted Steele's group appears next week in McGowan's Troubles. Singer's Serenaders and George Armstrong wrap up at Waldron's Casino, Ed Rush's Bon Tons tops burlesque next. The Yankee Doodle Girls begin a week at the Columbia Theatre next week.
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E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Shubert Theatre
Fiske O'Hara
Gus Edwards
B. F. Keith
Laddie Cliff
Harry Tighe
Sammy Watson
Gasch Sisters
Don Ramsay
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Ted Steele
McGowan
Singer
Serenaders
George Armstrong
Waldron
Ed. F. Rush
Columbia Theatre
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