Monroe Kenwick Wedding Ends Romance of the Stage
Annie Kenwick, once a child performer with the Aunt Bridget company in St. Louis, married W. Monroe yesterday at Langham Hotel ending a nine year stage romance. Monroe, star actor, wed the former leading lady after a secret courtship rekindled in this year’s company. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. C. E. Davis with family present and followed by a wedding supper and congratulations from theater colleagues.
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St. Louis
Annie Kenwick
Grand Opera House
George W. Monroe
Annie Renwick
Bridget
B. O'Shaughnessy
Mathew Hanson
Langham Hotel
C. E. Davis
FIRE HORSE KILLED IN ABOUT TOWN FIRE CALL
A Fire Department Engine 22 responding to a box alarm at 3:12 AM on Warren avenue ran into trouble when the middle horse was killed after striking an iron support of an Elevated structure at Washington and Compton. The other two horses and all crew escaped injury. The fire at 1222 Washington street, a cigar store owned by Adolph Weisman, caused $200 damage to the building.
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Washington and
Compton Streets
William Gavin
Dover Street
Dover
Washington Streets
Washington
Laconia
Washington Street
J. W. Hobbs
Adolph Weisman
Stimulant Nourishment Correction Linked to ORANGEINE
Readers are warned that body and brain nourishment claims stem from ORANGEINE powders. The notice clarifies stimulant effects and questions reliability, urging caution in use and advertising that misleads on health benefits.
Gallinger Outlines Work of Congress at New England Post Masters Meet
The first annual convention of the post masters of New England opened at the American House with about 150 members. Senator Gallinger outlined planned congressional work, urged expanded Rural Free Delivery, and pledged support for river and harbor improvements including Boston Harbor. He and others spoke on McKinley’s memory and the national postal program.
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New England
George A. Hibbard
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Congress
Boston Harbor
Almon K. Goodwin
Pawtucket
R. 1
Henry Robinson
Concord
N. H
H. K. Sanderson
Lynn
Ezra O. Winsor
Chelsea
Joseph M. Hollyworth
Brockton
Samuel K. Moseley
Hyde Park
W. Harvey Merrill
Salem
J. J. Myers
House of Representatives
E. A. Horton
McKinley
J. Gallinger
United States
Ey Hampshire
Postal Service
National Senate
Roosevelt
Treasury
Isthmian Canal
Far East
Montana
Boston
Massachusetts
Charles Hedges
Henry A. Robinson
Henry A. Castle
A. K. Goodwin
Boston Switchmen Strike Expands with Sympathy Calls
After a New York, New Haven and Hartford switchmen meeting, Ames announced a local strike may spread nationwide if demands are not met. He requested sympathy strikes, protested the discharge of three officials, and warned workers to report for duty while police increased guard around Willis Avenue and the Third Avenue elevated bridge.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Ames
Switchmen’s Union
National Committee
Here
Boston
Frank E. Hawley
Chicago
Mr. Ames
J. O’brien
W. A. Waldrop
Wards
J. A. Smith
Shepard
Willis Avenue
Third Avenue
Portlands Woman Shot by Ayres in Frankin Street Incident
In Portland Maine on November 20 Isaac Fe Ayres, a Black man previously arrested for assault with intent to kill, shot white woman Mrs Jennie McNulty in a Franklin Street building. She was wounded in the left breast and hospitalized. Ayres, described as dangerous, was later captured by police after the attack following a rejected proposal.
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Portland
Isaac FE. Ayres
Jennie McNulty
McNulty
Ayres
Franklin Street
Fore Street
Margaret Walsh
Thains Crashed: Seven Killed in Santa Fe Wreck
A fatal wreck on the Santa Fe railroad near Fraconia Arizona left seven trainmen dead and 14 injured while two heavy trains collided at full speed. Engines and vestibule cars were crushed and exploded, with dining cars and other cars destroyed in the blaze.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe
Fraconia
Ariz
Ear bite wounds Cambridge officer during arrest
Patrolman Hill of the Cambridge police force on Massachusetts avenue last evening attempted to arrest a man described as a well known former Boston baseball player. The suspect, said to be drunk, bit the officer's ear and inflicted a serious wound.
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Hill
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Boston
Six Smallpox Gases In City Expand Case List
Six more smallpox patients were located yesterday across multiple city districts led by Roxbury. The Board of Health listed an 8-year-old girl on Dudley street Roxbury a pattern-maker a 59-year-old on Moseley avenue Dorchester a stone planer on Washington street Pgleston square a 36-year-old expressman on Bromley street Jamaica Plain a 20-year-old laborer on Mulberry place Roxbury and a 2-year-old brewery worker on Winthrop street Roxbury. Several had not been vaccinated since infancy or at all.
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Roxbury
Board of Health
Dudley Street
Moseley Avenue
Dorchester
Washington Street
Pgleston Square
Bromley Street
Jamaica Plain
Mulberry Place
Winthrop Street
Fast Swimming Heats at Brookline Public Baths
Brookline Swimming Club held a 160 yard handicap event with twelve swimmers. First heat winner Frank Johnson 18s with Lionel McKenzie 14s. second heat Leslie Rich 8s with T Souther 6s. third heat W B Boyce 38s with Joseph O Loughlin. fourth heat James B Greene and Fred Rechtler both scratch. times listed as 2:36 1-6, 2:21, 2:08 respectively.
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Brookline
Brookline Swimming Club
Frank Johnson
Lionel McKenzie
Leslie Rich
T. Souther
W. B. Boyce
Joseph O'Loughlin
James B. Greene
Fred Rechtler
Dr Galvin proposes free citywide smallpox vaccination plan
Dr George W Galvin of the Emergency Hospital urged Boston face a severe smallpox threat with broad vaccination. He offered to supervise free vaccination for Emergency Hospital certificate holders and others, using a vacant Bedford and Kingston store ground floor if Jordan Marsh allows. He and Dr James L Koch would vaccinate thousands under proper conditions, including store clerks in waiting rooms if needed.
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George W. Galvin
Boston
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Bedford and
Kingston Streets
James Ll. Koch
Spectroscope's Leap Promises Alchemists' Dream Realized
The spectroscope shows all known elements can be resolved into primary constituents under heat and pressure, implying synthesis of substances including gold. If such methods advance, future science may produce previously natural products, with diamonds from doughnuts or gold from glue, signaling a new era in chemistry and physics.
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E. C. Pickering
Edison
National Reciprocity Convention Ends In Washington
The National Reciprocity convention finished its work and adjourned sine die after adopting several resolutions. One urges Congress to maintain home market protection while opening foreign trade through tariff modifications in limited cases that do not hurt U S manufacturing, commerce, or farming interests.
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Washington
Congress
Storti Arguments Closed in Supreme Court Case
G Philip Wardner argued for Luigi Storti before the U S Supreme Court continuing nine assignments of errors including improper detention past the execution window and invalid restraints, questioning warden authority and governor respite. Justice Gray pressed on whether other capital sentences could be affected. the case likely to be remanded for jurisdictional review.
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Washington
Luigi Storti
United States Supreme Court
G. Philip Wardner
Justice Gray
Wardner
Massachusetts
Knowlton
William M. Stockbridge
Storti
Burkes of Lowell Fall to Somerville in Local League Opener
In Bacon Hall Somerville the home team edged out the Burkes of Lowell in the season’s first local league game last night.
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Bacon Hall
Somerville
Burkes
Lowell
Cambridge Nomination Convention Results Partial
The Tom mie Hall Cambridge mayoralty convention adjourned after a small meeting with 28 delegates. Alderman George Saunders moved to nominate Mayor Dickinson, while Ex-Alderman Ponce called for postponement, which passed. The executive committee was elected. 88 delegates attended the adjourned session, with Charles Lake and David L. Barr named to fill the complement. Alderman James Aylward sought re election to the Board of Aldermen at large, largely unopposed, and Ward 1 nominees Stoughton Bell and John D. Merrill were chosen.
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Tommie Hall
Cambridge
George Saunders
Dickinson
Ponce
Alexander Bill
B. Elmore
Charles Lake
David L. Barr
Long
James Aylward
Stoughton Bell
John D. Merrill
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