Princeton Back Weds In Secret
Miss Gertrude Marie Cor liss became Mrs. Dickerman in a secret wedding at Bellows Falls Vermont on October 13. She is employed at Tower and Underwood in Burlington and plans to keep her job until her husband graduates from Princeton in 1917. Families deny the marriage as news breaks.
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Bellows Falls
Charlie” Dickerman
Princeton
Gertrude Marie Corliss
Dickerman
Tower & Underwood
Devonshire Street
New German Warship Lost in Baltic Minefield
London reports one of Germanys biggest battleships struck a Baltic Sea mine and sunk Friday. All crew were saved except 33 who were drowned. The Daily Mail cites a Rotterdam correspondent as the source and calls the report reliable.
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London
Germany
Baltic
Daily Mail
Rotterdam
Baltic Sea
Allies Seek Greece Reply on Saloniki Guard Demands
London reports no definite answer from Greece to Entente demands for安全 guards for Anglo French forces at Saloniki and for Serbian safety. The note notes continued discussion and mentions near East Serbian front in context of the regional blockade.
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Germany
Italy
Near East
London
Greece
Saloniki
Germany Short of Men and Munitions
The Daily News cites ex Colonel Gadke in the Vorwaerts predicting a winter lull on both fronts. He notes shortages of manpower and ammunition require filling gaps and rebuilding stocks immediately behind the lines.
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London
The
Daily News
Vorwaerts
Gadke
Liggett Made Head of Chamber
The president of the United Drug Company was elected president of the Boston Chamber of Commerce yesterday. The appointment places a notable business leader at the helm of the city’s business association.
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Liggett
United Drug Company
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Chamber Chooses New Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in the chamber building Louis K. Liggett was unanimously named president. Henry S. Dennison became first vice president, Henry J. Harriman second vice president, John Mason Little treasurer, and James A. McKibben secretary. New executive committee members are Henry S. Dennison Walter C. Fish Henry I. Harriman Charles J. Hubbard Frank J. Ludwig and Charles F. Weed.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Louis K. Liggett
United Drug Company
Henry S. Dennison
Dennison Manufacturing Company
Henry J. Harriman
Chase & Harriman, Inc
John Mason Little
James A. McKibben
Walter C. Fish
Henry I. Harriman
Charles J. Hubbard
Frank J. Ludwig
Charles F. Weed
Liggett Pioneer of Cooperative Drug Store Movement
Mr Liggett began in the drug business in 1895 through a headache remedy venture. His experiences selling competing preparations inspired a cooperative model for manufacturing and merchandising drug store goods. He joined the Chester Kent Company of Boston as traveling salesman and rose to general manager.
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Mr. Liggett
Liggett
Chester Kent Company
Boston
Roxbury Girl Corliss and Somerville Man Dickerman Marry
Records from the Bellows Falls city clerk show Miss Corliss of Roxbury and Charles Augustus Dickerman of Somerville secured a marriage license there on October.
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Bellows Falls
Corliss
Roxbury
Charles Augustus Dickerman
Somerville
Fear Two Lost In Dory In Fog
Gloucester reports the probable deaths of two fishermen adrift in a dory on the fishing banks during last weeks storms. William Waters, with a family in town, and Dennis Hubbard, a less frequent bank visitor, were lost in fog. Captain Dan McDonald searched for hours but found no trace.
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Gloucester
Oriole
Quero Bank
William Waters
Dennis Hubbard
Dan McDonald
Dartmouth Presidency Discussed After Nichols Resigns
Dartmouth alumni meeting discussed the resignation of President Ern est Fox Nichols to join Yale in physics research. In the canvass two Boston men were named as possible successors to Nichols.
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Dartmouth
Ernest Fox Nichols
Yale
Boston
Alumni report on Nichols successor at college
Edward K. Hall, vice president of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company and a Dartmouth alumnus, along with Albert P. Fitch, president of the Andover Theological Seminary, are named in discussions. Trustees have not yet chosen a successor to Dr Nichols and alumni say no names have been proposed, with resignation a frequent topic.
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Edward K. Hall
The
New England Telephone & ‘Telegraph Company
Dartmouth
Albert P. Fitch
Ardover Theological Seminary
M Harvard
Dr. Nichols
Champlin Confesses Motorman Murder
Champlin confesses to killing Bishop in Providence after a long grilling. He admitted the murder following police clues from a badge and revolver holster.
Bitter fight at council session over Ward 19 playground funds
Councillors Coulthurst and Hagan denounced Mayor Curley while Watson and McDonald defended him at a tense city council meeting. The dispute centered on the mayor's refusal to sign a $200,000 order for enlarging the Ward 19 playground, with verbal clashes interrupting the proceedings and Watson briefly challenging President Coleman.
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Curley
Coulthurst
Hagan
Watson
McDonald
Coleman
Ward 19 order details sign veto linked to 200000 council appropriation
The Mayor refused to withhold his signature on a Ward 19 order concerning a 200000 appropriation. Commissioner Dillon faced charges of obtaining the funds from the council by misrepresentation.
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Dillon
Widow's Questioning Tied to Murder Case in Providence
Providence police questioned Mrs. Bishop for nine hours after she admitted an intimate relationship with Champlin and that the revolver holster found at the scene belonged to Champlin. Peleg Champlin, a street car inspector, confessed to killing Frederick H. Bishop at his Westminster Street home.
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Providence
Peleg Champlin
Frederick H. Bishop
Westminster Street
Champlin Confesses to Murder After Police Interrogation
Champlin admitted owning the badge and holster lost in City Hall square. After hours of questioning he confessed he killed Frederick Bishop. Mrs. Bishop then confessed she and Champlin had been intimate and met secretly. the badge and holster were Champlin’s.
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Champlin
City Hall Square
Information Bureau
Exchange Place
City Takes Strip For Ferry Street Widening
The Everett Board of Aldermen voted to condemn a 15 feet wide strip a mile and a half long for widening Ferry street under eminent domain.
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Everett Board of Aldermen
Ferry Street
Temperature Report From Thompson’s Spa Yesterday
Temperature readings from Thompson’s Spa show an average of 49 yesterday with values ranging around 41 to 60 in unclear numeric fragments. Historical comparison notes indicate yesterday’s average was 35 a year ago, with scattered figures such as 42 and 44 appearing in the record.
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Thompson's Spa
Give Up Search for Girl Elopement Case In Boston
A week after Angelina Royer 15 fled Winsted Conn with Louis Diamonte 34 police drop search as fruitless. Royer father Louis D Royer traced to Boston with his daughter's fiancé as authorities comb the North End for the missing pair amid a possible sighting on North Street Sunday.
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Angelina Royer
Winsted
Conn
Louis Diamente
Louis D. Royer
Boston
North End
North Street
Couple Vanish After Forbidden Marriage Bid in Winsted
Diamente and a 15 year old girl disappeared after her parents refused consent to an illegal engagement. They were seen in Boston and Everett before tensions rose, with the girl later claiming a change of heart and vanishing again amid police involvement.
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Winsted
Diamente
Boston
Hanover Street
Everett
Louis
Calvechea
Robbins Street
Edgar T. Palmer
Mast Cambridge
Card
Robbins House
Shots Fired in Exciting Auto Chase
After an exciting auto chase Chief of Police Patrick Beatty fired several shots and three men suspected of stealing cloth from a freight car at Flannan's Crossing were arrested in Aver tonight.
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Aver
Patrick Beatty
Flannagan's Crossing
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