Roxbury Wedding Sets Stahl and Miss Warmon as Bride and Groom
Miss Julia Warmon of Roxbury will wed Charles Chick Stahl center fielder of the Boston Americans at 9 this morning at St Francis De Sales Church Roxbury. The wedding caps a long courtship begun years ago when Stahl met Miss Harmon at a mutual friend's house. Only close friends attend and the couple will depart for an extended honeymoon by an early afternoon train.
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Julia Warmon
Charles
Chick) Sylvester Stahl
Boston Americans
Jimmy Collins
Boston
Stahl
Tenney
Miss Harmon
Harmon
King Edward Invests King Haakon With Garter at Windsor
King Edward invested King Haakon of Norway with the Order of the Garter in a special Windsor Castle ceremony. Attended by Queen Alexandra and the royal house, the event recalled the 1855 investiture of Napoleon III and Victor Emmanuel, followed by a state banquet.
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London
Edward Tought
Haakon of
Norway
Order of the Garter
Windsor Castle
Order
Victoria
Napoleon III
Victor Emmanuel
Sardinia
Edward
Royal House of
Great Britain
Alexandra
Hickey Case Up Before Supreme Court On Election Certificates
Petitioners Thomas B Hickey of Brockton and Charles P Murray of Lynn seek mandamus to force Charles L Baine secretary treasurer of the Boot and Shoe Workers Union to issue certificates of election. The Supreme Court heard the case before Justice Morton and continued the hearing to Friday for convenience.
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Supreme Court
Thomas B., Hickey
Brockton
Charles P. Murray
Lynn
Charles L. Baine
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Justice Morton
Miss Maude Adams Receives White Rats as Birthday Prank
Last Saturday Miss Maude Adams celebrated birthday with a wolf child presenting two white rats in her dressing room. Adams plans to tease the wolf by describing plays with the rats each night hoping the child will request them back in the future.
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Miss Maude Adams
Miss Adams
Buttrick for Senate Head Amid Overtime Bill Clash
The fight for senate president shifts as Arthur Taft’s backers push Allan G. Buttrick who quickly declares candidacy. He opposes the overtime bill, challenging Cox Chapple Bullock and Feiker while Taft circles wavering allies in a dark horse bid.
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Arthur M. Taft
Worcester
Allan G. Buttrick
Lancaster
Cox
Boston
Chapple
Salem
Bullock
New Bedford
Taft
Buttrick
Feiker
Northampton
Husband tells wife to take goods go to blazes ruling
In Indianapolis Justice of the Peace W C Smock held that telling a spouse to take household goods and go to blazes does not constitute a legal transfer of property. He ruled Mrs. Case was not entitled to the disputed articles despite the injunction.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. C. Smock
Justice of the Peace
William Case
Lydia
Case
Justice Smock
Sergius widows aims for marriage in St Petersburg intrigue
The widowed Grand Duchess Sergius of Russia plans to wed her late husband’s cousin Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch, a 60 year old bachelor soldier prince. She is famed as a beautiful, popular imperial princess and elder sister of the Czarina, childless and devoted to the czarevitch and nieces.
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ST. Petersburg
Sergius
Russia
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Prince
Czarina
Grand Duke of Hesse-Darmstadt
Czarevitch
Coming of the Store Makes Man Insane
William D. Trescarten of Limestone becomes insane and disappears from his home just before or during his wife’s births. Portland police search for him after he left home days before the birth of their fourth child. Once sane, he becomes nervous and irritable and may break from home like a jailbreak, previously found working in a lumber yard for $6 a week.
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Portland
William D. Trescarten
Limestone
Trescarten
Vermont hotel keeper files bankruptcy largest in region
Burlington Vermont November 13 Mrs Alice A Ellis hotel keeper at Castleton filed a petition in U S District Court for bankruptcy liabilities amount to 81004 including 10010 secured and assets of 9057. The failure is the largest in this part of the State for several months.
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Burlington, Vt
United States District Court
Alice A. Ellis
Castleton
United States of Scandinavian American line ship sails to New York
The steamship United States was reported yesterday morning 15 miles off Fire Island. It left Christiansand, Norway, and arrived in nine days and three hours at an average speed of 1712 knots. The liner carried 179 saloon passengers and 3871 third class passengers.
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New York
United States
Fire Island
Christiansand
Norway
Rockefeller Hats and Goods Go On Sale in Paris
Paris reports a fashion craze sparked by John D. Rockefeller, with shop windows displaying Rockefeller hats and neckties among fall men’s wear. Vendors also offer Rockefeller bath gear designed to fold into a wardrobe or bookcase, illustrating the oil magnate’s unexpected publicity.
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Paris
John D. Rockefeller
Torance
Rockefeller
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