Love's Own Way Wedding Near Greenfield
Daisy Cromack, a 19 year old Colrain Hills resident, will wed Bertram Cromack of Noblestown Pennsylvania on December 12 at the Elm Grove Colrain home. The couple met through a long distance courtship sparked by Daisy's Washington soldier interests and a shared Cromack lineage. Daisy's father Henry G. Cremack, a retired soldier and farmer, approves after Daisy and Bertram exchanged photographs and learned of strong character and prospects.
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Greenfield
Daisy Cromack
Bertram Cromack
Franklin County
Elm Grove
Henry G. Cremack
Colrain Hills
Daisy
Arms’ Academy
Shelburne Falls
Washington
Cupid
Pittsburg
Penn
Bertram
Cobrain
Pennsylvania
New England
Grand Army
Colrain
Hypnotism Case Set for Trial in Eau Claire
Dr George W Pickin and his son Asigal Pickin face trial in Eau Claire Wisconsin on charges of hypnotizing Edna Mabel Briggs 17 and holding her under hypnotic influence Miss Briggs disappeared September 4 and was found at the doctor’s home two days later The doctor is on 1500 bond and the son is jailed with the case to be heard in court
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Eau Claire
Wis
George W. Pickin
Asigal Pickin
Edna Mabel Briggs
Miss Briggs
Pickin
Holmes Conspiracy Case Key Suspect Pitezel Alive Claim
Philadelphia reports claim Pitezel is alive and in the city, with Holmes counsel Shoemaker promising a comprehensive statement. Shoemaker says Pitezel could be produced to refute murder charges, while insurance officers insist Pitezel is alive and trace him via New York and missing children known to have been at Niagara Falls.
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Philadelphia
Pitezel
Harry C. Hawkins
Holmes
Howe
Shoemaker
Callowhill Street
Fidelity Mutual Life Association
Pit
Holmes No. 3
Fidelity Insurance Company
Fouse
New York City
Gary
Niagara Falls
Lynn Provision Company Opens West Lynn Store
West Lynn hosts a notable opening for the Lynn Provision Company in the Mildred Range block 204 206 South Common street. Manager J B Hurd oversees a large well lit showroom with Surrey's Orchestra lunch and a thronged crowd enjoying North Star brand meats and lard in a new wholesale venture.
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Lynn
West Lynn
The
Lynn Provision Company
Mildred Range
South Common Street
Hurd
Surrey
North Star
Wll
Ada Hadley Dies at Boylston Cafe From Heart Disease
Mrs. Ada A Hadley aged 41 of 32 Fifth Street Chelsea collapsed at the corner of Boylston and Washington streets while resting in the Boylston Cafe at 6:30 yesterday afternoon. Dr Daniels of Emergency Hospital attributed death to heart disease. Medical Examiner Draper notified.
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Ada A. Hadley
Fifth Street
Chelsea
Boylston
Washington Streets
Daniels
Draper
Truck crash on Federal Street injures helper
Caleb J. Holder drove a truck along Federal Street yesterday afternoon when wheels fell into a trench dug for the Boston Electric Light Company and the load overturned. John F. Forbes, seated on the load, broke his right leg and was taken to City Hospital.
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Caleb J. Holder
Federal Street
Boston Electric Light Company
John F. Forbes
Holder
City Hospital
Hypnotic Control Claims Circulates Around Pickin Case
A state investigation details alleged hypnotic influence by Pickin over a girl two to three miles away. Authorities used a hypnotist to reveal truths as the girl recovered mental freedom with treatment. She is prepared to testify while doctors question mind reading claims and note a hidden cellar in Pickin’s home.
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Young Pickin
Pickin
Frances Willard in Boston Waiting for Lady Somerset
Miss Frances L Willard rests at the Abbotsford on Commonwealth avenue after Cleveland convention fatigue. She discusses reports of a supposed reproof to Mrs Cleveland over champagne at the St Louis naming, defending Mrs Cleveland and noting a prior water-bottle gesture by a Wisconsin member. She says the reproof was imaginary.
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Frances L. Willard
Abbotsford
Commonwealth Avenue
Cleveland
Henry Somerset
Anna Gordon
Miss Willard
St. Louis
Addicks Wife Files Absolute Divorce Suit in Delaware
J Howard Addicks the Delaware senator hopeful faces a divorce suit from wife Rosalie B Addicks. The petition filed Oct 19 in New Castle county Superior Court seeks alimony and custody of their 15 year old daughter. Mrs Ida Carr Wilson named as co respondent.
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J. Howard Addicks
Anthony Higgins
Delaware
United States Senate
Rosalie B. Addicks
Newcastle County
Hotel Tudor
Addicks
Post
Boston
Entertaining Holiday Bill Delights Howard Atheneum Crowd
The Palace Theatre crowd enjoyed a lavish bill with Miss Marie Stuart and a host of acts including Flora on the tight wire, Ryeford sisters, Minnie Lee, Mamie Flower, and Burt and Bennett. New living pictures, burlesque, and a World’s Fair reproduction at the Casino build 641 Tremont Street draw steady audiences as Thanksgiving Week opens with extended hours and 25 cent admission.
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Howard Atheneum
Marie Stuart
Mile
Flora
Ryeford Sisters
Minnie Lee
Mamie Flower
Burt
Bennett
Joe Flynn
Cyrene
St. Belmos
Minnie Cline
Professor Macdonald
Bryant
Cleaver
Jennie
Charles Welsh
Fredo and
Stone
May Alpine
Kennett and Matthews
Carroll and Larkin
Frank Chace
Big Burlesque Company
Tonie Drake
Gracie Hughes
Annie Carter
Tremont Street
Austen
Arrests in the Stores
Inspector Knox arrested four women on shoplifting charges. The group identified as Mabel Everett 28 Rutland Street Sarah Moore 50 Lynn Mary Mullen 22 South Boston Annie Mooney 2 Commercial Street were committed to the House of Detention.
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Knox
Mabel Everett
Rutland Street
Sarah Moore
Lynn
Mary Mullen
South Boston
Annie Mooney
Commercial Street
WALTHAM'S NEW FACTORY FOR CHEAP WATCHES
E A Locke former Waterbury Watch Co manager plans a Wal tham factory to produce a low cost watch. He aims to establish production soon, expanding local industry and employment potential in the city.
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Waltham
E. A. Locke
Waterbury Watch Company
14 year old boy accused in North End butter theft
Michael Walsh aged 14 claims to live at 282 North street was arrested by a police inspector yesterday afternoon on suspicion of stealing a tub of butter from an express wagon in the North End. The butter was consigned to Dr. Charles Jordan of Wakefield.
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Michael Walsh
North Street
North End
Charles Jordan
Wakefield
Norcros Furs Sells Stock To Manufacturers At Retail Rates
Local fur house urges immediate purchases with stock offered back to manufacturers at regular retail prices. Highlights cape prices from 9.49 to 24.98, neck scarfs 1.19 to 3.49, trimming options 19 to 35 cents per yard, and Marten trimming at 87 cents per yard.
Sales message from J Henry Norcross Tremont Row
The note urges saving 25 to 50 percent by buying from J Henry Norcross at 17 18 19 20 Tremont Row. It mentions directing buyers to the correct store and describes renewed temperance efforts with twenty eight organizers nationwide. It adds plans for schools of methods beginning.
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J. Henry Norcross
Tremont Row
St Augustine’s Young Men to Host South Boston Dance
On Wednesday evening St Augustine's School Hall South Boston hosts a dance organized by St Augustine's Young Men's Catholic Association. Harry Mullaly's Orchestra provides the music with a concert programme from 8 p m to 9 p m.
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St. Augustine’s School Hall
South Boston
St. Augustine’s Young Men's Catholic Association
Harry Mullaly
Waltham Delegates to Dine After Convention
B B Johnson of Waltham will host a complimentary banquet Tuesday evening for nineteen delegates who supported him at the mayoral convention. Johnson’s friends pledge to vote for Judge Smith, the Democratic nominee, while Johnson and Warren have endorsed Milton, the Republican candidate.
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Waltham
B. B. Johnson
Johnson
Judge Smith
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Warren
Milton
Prize Babies at East Boston Music Hall Baby Show
A large crowd filled Music Hall East Boston as babies were weighed in six age classes for silver prizes and souvenirs. Master Gardner Hall Nickerson won handsomest baby with 222 votes, ahead of Hazel Trewe Stone and Arthur Simpson Harding in a lively end to the event.
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Boston
Music Hall
Meridian Street
Fred Galvin
Anna A. Corcoran
Adeline Westlake
Agnes McKinnon
Mary Brewer
Rebecca Gerrod
Ethel F. Hubbard
Marie Dolliver
Jessie Westlake
Elsie Gerrod
May Galvin
Eddie Artich
Committee On Beauty Contest
Gardner Hall Nickerson
Hazel Trewe Stone
Arthur Simpson Harding
Royal Wrestling Lion Draws Crowd at Grand Museum Show
A royal wrestling lion drew a large crowd at the Grand Museum yesterday alongside Ranch 10, a breezy comedy drama and a strong variety program. The lion displayed remarkable skill by wrestling with his keeper and even biting a loaded gun, while H. Percy Meldon led the Western idyl with a sharp dual role. The day offered a continuous stage show from noon to 10 30 pm with performances by J Gordon Edwards, Cameron Clemens, Jack Tucker, Orson Dunn and others, plus ventriloquist Ella Morris and jugler Kurtz in a lively variety bill. The lion appears first at 12 30 pm.
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Royal Wrestling Lion Prince
Grand Museum
Bob Murray
John Weber
Nellie Hancock
Lillie Welden
Lion
Fedor the Russian boy with the dog face at Austin & Stone's
Crowds are expected all week at Austin & Stone's Museum with 9 am opening on Thanksgiving. The final week features Fedor the Russian boy with the dog face as the chief hall attraction and brief intervals between theatre performances. The Hungarian Gypsy is also highlighted in the exhibition hall.
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Austin & Stone’s
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Fedor
Grenier Lyceum Theatre Company Delights Boston Audiences
A vaudeville program at the Lyceum Theatre featured the Grenier Lyceum Theatre company of Chicago with a diorama by the Miller brothers surpassing prior Boston shows. The lineup included Crimmins and Gore in What Are the Wild Waves Saying, Frank Appel on the tight wire, Lizzie and Vinie Daly dances, the Rickett brothers playing farm instruments, Willis Clark in a monologue, Thompson and Colling Irish humor, Tillie Morrisey singing, Memphis Kennedy on various instruments, and the Emmets Irish comedy.
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New Lyceum
Grenier Lyceum Theatre Company
Chicago
Miller Brothers
Boston
Crimmins and Gore
Frank Appel
Melba Concert Set for Tuesday at Music Hall
Mme Melba will give a final concert at Music Hall next Tuesday December 4 with contributions from Sofia Scalchi Pol Plancon Manguiere Vic tor Harris and an orchestra under Anton Seidl. Seats go on sale at the Music Hall box office Wednesday morning.
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Melba
Music Hall
Mme
Messrs
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Sofia Scalchi
Pol Plancon
Manguiere
Victor Harris
Anton Seidl
Boston Printer Thomas Claverie Dies After Illness
Thomas Claverie a veteran Boston printer died at his home 259 West Fifth Street South Boston at noon yesterday after a nine month illness. He worked at Wright Potter's for thirty years and belonged to the Franklin Typographical Society and Typographical Union No 13. He leaves a widow three married daughters and a married son. Funeral from St Augustine's Church South Boston.
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Thomas Claverie
Boston
West Fifth Street
South Boston
Claverie
Wright & Potter's
Franklin Typographical Society
Typographical Union No
St. Augustine’s Church
First Family Reunion of Cambridge Catholic Union
The Catholic Union of Cambridge held its first family reunion last evening at Citizens' Trade Association Hall in Cambridgeport. About 40 members and guests attended a accomplished program with a concert, dancing, and supper. The arranging committee included Edward J. Brandon Albert E. Lynch William T. Nelson P. J. Madden and William J. Hopkins.
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Catholic Union of Cambridge
Citizens’ Trade Association
Cambridgeport
Edward J. Brandon
Albert E. Lynch
William T. Nelson
P. J. Madden
William J. Hopkins
Engagement Ties Miss Pollock To New York Banker
The host of friends for Miss Emma Pollock reports her engagement to Frank H. Glaze a young New York banker. The betrothal is recent and she wears a diamond ring valued at several hundred dollars. She now plays Dick the Rat in the Har rigan company production after previously starring as Maggie Murphy in Reilly and the Four Hundred.
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Emma Pollock
Harrigan
Frank H. Glaze
New York
Switzerland Surrenders Anarchists to Italy
Bern reports Switzerland has surrendered to Italy two anarchists Lezzioli and Partinotti and warns others who recently crossed the border. The action follows likely pressure from Italy and tight frontier controls.
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Berne
Switzerland
Italy
Lezzioli
Partinotti
North End Union reveals transformed Gothic church into modern hub
The North End Union unveiled a 12000 dollar renovation turning the former church into a red brick business block with skylights balconies and a large new reading room and gymnasium. A public baths basement trade school plumbing shop and new ante rooms enhance offerings while governors and ministers praised the project and plans for a winter class in mechanical drawing and plumbing.
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Friends of the
Old North End
E. A. Horton
Greenhalge
North End
University of Life
Lfe
Union
Horace G. Wadlin
John Cuckson
Kate Gannett Wells
Edwin D. Mead
Charles G. Ames
Joseph L. White
Howard M. Dow
Fidelity Building Loan chief arrested in Wheeling fraud
W F Gallagher superintendent of Fidelity Building Loan and Investment Association in Washington was arrested in Wheeling on fraud charges filed by Henry Floto. Victims of the concern are clamoring for their money and additional arrests are expected.
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Wheeling
W. Va
W. F. Gallagher
Fidelity Building Loan and Investment Association of
Washington, D. C
Henry Floto
Dangerous Windom $2 Silver Certificate Counterfeit Appears
Washington reports a dangerous counterfeit of the Windom two dollar silver certificate has appeared. Detected notes pose risks to holders and warrant caution for merchants and the public.
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Washington
Windom
Designate Police Stations Color Cues Sought for Boston Stations
Boston Aldermen back distinct police stations with colored lights proposed for all sixteen stations. Letters from readers in South Boston and Back Bay offer ideas from wooden dummy figures to placing General Martin statues, while a Charlestown correspondent warns lights may resemble drugstore signs. The Independent notes art critics to advise color choice.
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Martin
Boston
Post
City Point
General Martin
Back Bay
Charlestown
Ward $ Independent
Boy Knife User On Probation
In Newton Court, 8-year-old Leon Tetrault of West Newton was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon after attacking 9-year-old Madeline Carr with a large knife near her home, cutting the left forearm. The case was continued to January 5 and the boy was placed on probation in the interim.
Vessels Lost in Bonavista Gale Include Four Ships
The gale at Bonavista last Tuesday wrecked four vessels, including the schooners Fortune Emerline and North Star with general provisions cargoes and the Shamrock carrying 700 quintals of fish. Three additional unnamed ships were lost but crews were saved.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Bonavista
Fortune
Emerline
North Star
Shamrock
Unconstitutional Railroad Law Questioned in Omaha
Judge Dundy hears challenge to the Eleventh District maximum weight rate law as unconstitutional. Proceedings underway in Omaha Neb with parties asserting the law violates rights. case details remain unclear as of morning session.
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Omaha
Neb
Dundy
Eraont Me
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Thomas F. Grant
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Marry ME
Wilson Bros
Clapp
George B. Clapp
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