Forgive Pair Secretly Wed In Secret Elopement
Lynn November 23 Parental forgiveness granted Wes ley J Bruce and Marguerite Young wed secretly by Rev Selden W Cummings after eloping from Towell following morn ing service. Bruce son of Wesley A Bruce pastor Harvard graduate electrical engineer with General Electric. Their elopement marks second romance to originate at First Baptist Church in this city in recent weeks.
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Towell
Selden W. Cummings
Montreal
New York
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Marguerite Young
Washington Street Baptist Church
Wesley A. Bruce
First Baptist Church
Harvard
General Electric Company
Allcock's Plaster Promises Relief for Joint Pain
Advertisement promotes Allcock's Plaster for joint pain relief. Claims include rapid relief and millions cured, with a strong sales pitch and no other details about usage or guarantees.
Missing sheriffs and deputy suspected drowned near Green Lake
High Sheriff John E. Webster of Hancock county and deputy Edward Finn are missing after going into the woods to pursue suspects in a cottage robbery at Green Lake near Bangor. The prevailing theory is they were swamped while attempting to transport prisoners by boat amid yesterday’s gale. Large search efforts will resume.
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John E. Webster
Hancock County
Edward Finn
John Thornton
Bangor
Green Lake
Thornton Cottage
Sheriff Webster
Marquis Jutaro Komura of Japan Dead
Marquis Jutaro Komura former Foreign Minister and Privy Councillor died this morning in Tokyo. The elder statesman had served as Japan’s top diplomat and remained a key figure in postwar diplomacy.
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Marquis Komura
Japan
Tokio
Jutaro Komura
Old Boston Schoolboys Remember Old Court House Loss
About fifty former Boston schoolboys met at Young's Hotel to elect officers and reminisce on the old court house site now in ruins. They recalled childhood games and Civil War enlistments as 15 members died in the year and sympathy was offered to families. Guests included Darius Cobb and John E. Gilman with others from local schools and veterans groups.
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Young’s Hotel
Old Court House
Harkins Street
Wayfarer
Mayhew
Darius Cobb
Boston Public Library
John DB. Gilman
Grand Army of the Republic
James A. Page
Dwight School
J. Mitchell
Wealthy hermit dies after 60 hours alone in Lynn home
Peter McCall aged about 83 from Wardwell avenue Lynn died in Lynn Hospital from starvation and injuries after being found in a cellar heap at his home. Neighbors traced his absence after two days of no contact. McCall came from Ireland around 1848 and left two nephews, both priests, plus other relatives.
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Lynn Hospital
Peter McCall
Wardwell Avenue
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Anna McCall
Ireland
Michael J. McCall
St. Joseph's Church
Salem
Hingham
Boston
Chapples Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary at New Dorchester Home
An old fashioned housewarming at the National Magazine building on Dorchester Avenue marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Joe Mitchell Chapple and Mrs Chapple. They recalled how a Dakota blizzard 25 years earlier inspired them to start a printing life after securing a job by swapping a gray horse.
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Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Melrose Names New Bail Commissioner Daniel J Lucey
Melrose appoints Daniel J Lucey a young attorney as bail commissioner. Governor Foss made the selection, and Lucey recently received congratulations from friends. He and his brothers are also in the Melrose real estate business.
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Melrose
Foss
Lucey
Stock speculation defended as benefit by Henry Clews
Henry Clews told Boston City Club members that stock speculation by exchange brokers is no more gambling than real estate or merchandise. He argued all trade carries some risk and that wrongful acts should not tar all Wall Street, noting brokers act within NYSE rules.
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Henry Clews
Wall Street
Boston City Club
New York Stock Exchange
Speculation and a new executive lineup outlined
The piece warns against excessive speculation and praises market self correction through buyer seller dialogue and strong exchange rules. It notes a kickoff meeting of the new executive committee with officers elected for the year: President David F. Tilley, first vice-president Samuel J. Elder, second vice-president James P. Munroe, secretary James E. Downey, and treasurer William Minot.
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Samuel J. Elder
James P. Munroe
James E. Downey
William Minot
Packers Lose Stay In Trial
Washington dispatch reports Chief Justin White refused to grant a stay in the Chicago beef packers trial. He referred the matter to the entire bench as of too much importance to pass on individually. Attorney Miller said an application to the full court would be made at the first sitting, December 4.
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Justin White
Chicago
Miller
Thanksgiving Number of the Post Next Sunday
The paper announces the Thanksgiving Number of the Post will appear next Sunday. It notes there will be big news and many special Thanksgiving features throughout the issue.
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Post
Eckman Alterative Promoted For Lung Trouble
A testimonial letter from A C Bettersworth lauds Eckman’s Alterative for bronchial and lung ailments. The ad claims efficacy against bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung troubles and notes availability at Riker Jaynes stores Houghton and Dutton Drug Dept and other druggists. It urges readers to request a cured cases booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia for more evidence.
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James Deering
Glasgow Junction
Eckman
A. C. Bettersworth
Riker-Jaynes
Houghton &. Dutton Drug Dept
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Beeks Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder Aboard Nebrask a
In the United States Circuit Court Beeks the colored mess attendant aboard the battleship Nebraska was found guilty of second degree murder for fatally shooting his mess mate Alexander Allen of Brooklyn New York on May 8 while the ship lay in dry dock at Charlestown Navy Yard.
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Nebraska
United States Circuit Court
Alexander Allen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charlestown Navy Yard
Canadian Club Banquet Features Notable Canadian Figures
The 12th annual Canadian Club banquet will be held at the Parker House Crystal Room Tuesday evening. Guests include Mayor John F. Fitzgerald and premiers and secretaries from New Brunswick, with leaders from Canadian clubs in New York and other cities to deliver addresses. This marks the first public Boston appearance of Canadian public figures since the reciprocity defeat, drawing interest from Americans and Canadien-born residents.
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John F. Fitzgerald
J. K. Flemming
New Brunswick
Harry F. McLeod
John Hays Hammond
Gloucester
Herbert Parker
New York
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