Cancer care advocate to start home nursing in New York
Mrs Rose Hawthorne Lathrop plans a small second floor flat in Scammel Street New York to tend women and girls with cancer. She aims to relieve suffering, train volunteers, and operate without a hospital setting, inspired by French homes for incurables.
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Rose Hawthorne Lathrop
George Parsons Lathrop
Scammel Street
New York
Boston
France
Lyons
Paris
St. Etienne
Marseilles
Rouen
Mme. Garnier
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Two Women Claim Him in New York Guardian Case
George Washington Wilson, once a popular bar figure, has a guardian appointed for his person and estate. Two women claim to be his wife Eva S. Wilson of Brooklyn and Jane A. Wilson of Manhattan. Eva S. Wilson says she married him sixteen years ago and has an eight year old boy.
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New York
George Washington Wilson
Eva S. Wilson
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
Jane A. Wilson
West Sixteenth Street
Wilson
Puritana Claims Broad Patient Trust and Proven Cures
Puritana patients praise the remedy with wide testimonials from neighbors and professionals. The ad credits Prof. Dixi Crosby and Dartmouth Medical College, claiming Puritana stabilizes the stomach to restore health, supported by doctors, chemists, and public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixi Crosby
New Hampshire
Dartmouth Medical College
Thirteen Wives Allegation Rocks New York Bigamy Case
William B. Thompson faced charges of reinew and bigamy in Centre Street Court. He was paroled for bail but escaped custody before the afternoon session, prompting concern as a wife detailed how he deceived multiple spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Centre Street
William B. Thompson
Reinew & Bigamist
Thompson
Mrs Elroy Undergoes Tracheotomy After Morphine Issue
Mrs Constance Elroy, in Vienna, had a tracheotomy after taking morphine at the residence of Consul General Judd. She says she is a close friend of a Washington government official's wife and acknowledges morphine use. A letter from her husband, received on Monday, greatly excited her and may have influenced the incident.
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Vienna
Constance Elroy
Judd
Washington
Paul Revere Chapter D A R Holds Season Meeting
The first meeting of the season for the Paul Revere Chapter D A R convened at Mrs. James W. Cartwright’s Brookline home. Some business was transacted and plans discussed.
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Paul Revere
James W. Cartwright
Brookline
Irish-born con artist faces accusation of property fraud
Thompson, 61, allegedly promised wives gifts of houses factories and lots worth a quarter of a million but did not own the property. He planned to marry his seventh wife when arrested. He feigned generosity to women, borrowing money while promising real estate. He is Irish-born yet despises Ireland, wearing a large horseshoe mustache and persuading women with a captivating manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Ireland
Bigamist Charged Over Non Support In Court
New York October 1 Fred Suffield was accused by his wife in court of failing to provide support for their two year old child. She alleges he lives under a double life on East Sixty eighth street and may be father to a fifteen month old child of another woman. She seeks weekly maintenance and plans to prosecute for bigamy if he is married to the other woman. The husband promised to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred Suffield
Suffield
East Sixty-eighth Street
First Avenue
Clever Girl Thief Arrest Sparks Police Crowns
Mary McCall, a 16 year old street petitioner, was arrested after stealing from those who aided her. Police describe the capture as one of their most significant recent successes.
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Mary McCall
Mary
Made to order hair mattresses by A W Wheeler & Co
Made to order hair mattresses two parts four bar pounds? best tick full size for ten dollars. Wheeler & Co manufacturers located at 63 and 65 Hanover street Boston opposite American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
Boston
American House
Woman Recovers After Morphine Overdose Incident
A woman survived a morphine overdose that nearly proved fatal, with doctors continuing to treat her condition and monitor her recovery. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
Merchants Week Preparation In Haverhill Mass
Elaborate plans unfold for a week long Merchants Week in Haverhill Massachusetts hosted by the Haverhill Manufacturers and Merchants Association. The event promises parades concerts and entertainment to showcase business ties and civic goodwill with reduced rail rates from Boston area stations.
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Haverhill
Mass
Boston & Maine Railroad
Winter schedule hits Boston and Maine trains and lake steamers
On Oct 4 the winter timetable goes into effect for the Boston and Maine system. White Mountain trains keep a 9 30 a m departure from Boston via southern division and 9 40 a m via eastern division to Fabyans until Oct 10 with morning returns to Oct 12. Lake Winnipesaukee steamers continue fall trips to Oct 14. Local timetables will be available Friday or Saturday.
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Boston & Maine
White Mountain
Boston
Southern Division
Eastern Division
Willontinue
Fabyans
Lake Winnipesaukee
Local Wringer Company Ad Lists Goods and Repairs
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs offered and delivered without extra charge. Contact by writing or telephone Tremont 764 for location at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
Swords and regalia found tied to Montpelier missing man case
Cambridge police recover two Masonic and Odd Fellows swords along with regalia near Charles River flats after boys swimming by Brighten bridge discover items. The gear may belong to Edward D. Blackwell who has been missing from Montpelier Vermont. A Boston police photo shows Blackwell in Knight Templar uniform.
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Cambridge
Edward D. Blackwell
Montpelier
Boston
Mr. Blackwell
Charles River
Brighten Bridge
Hagen says no secret service warning for Chamberlain
Washington October 1 Mr Hagen head of the government secret service states he has given no information suggesting steps to protect Joseph Chamberlain British colonial secretary and no officer of the service is in Boston the note adds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hagen
Government Secret Service
Joseph Chamberlain
Boston
Revere Democrats Hold Caucus for Delegates and Committee
A Revere Democratic caucus elected delegates for the representative convention and formed a town committee with Thomas Lane as chairman and A H Van Vorst as chairman of the meeting. Dr Walter H Haynes challenged legality and threatened further action while nominations were announced for state and local offices led by Watson, Potts, O Donie, and Fitzgerald with Cavanaugt replaced.
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Revere
Thomas Lane
A. H. van Vorst
David Butler
Walter H. Haynes
Haynes
James B. Sweeney
Lane
Chicago
Music Hall
Williams
Callahan
Thomas A. Watson
Braintree
Joseph H Potts
Lynn
J. B. O’don Ie
Northampton
Maurice B. Cavanaugt
Faneuil Hall Democracy
Maurice J. Fitzgerald
Boston
South Boston
Roxbury
Cambridge Ward 2 Caucus Ends in Bitter Contest
Democratic caucuses were held in Cambridge five wards last night with Ward 2 featuring a sharp three way fight among Jeremiah F Donovan James F Aylward and James A Montgomery. Aylward was ruled out of order yet spoke amid confusion as the contest concluded.
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Cambridge
Jeremiah FF. Donovan
James F. Aylward
James A. Montgomery
Mr. Aylward
Nomination of Richard Sullivan By Ninth Suffolk Convention
The ninth Suffolk senatorial convention named The Hon. Richard Sullivan for the Senate with no opposition. Alderman John H. Lee was chosen as State, and Francis L. Coolidge Ward 21, Edward P. Hurley Ward 19, and W. J. were also listed in the selections.
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Richard Sullivan
Senate
Suffolk
John H. Lee
Francis L. Coolidge
Edward P. Hurley
W. J
Richard Sullivan Named as District Committee Man in Kennedy Ward
The Hon. Richard Sullivan, a Boston lawyer about 49, educated in public schools and Cambridge Law School, has served four terms on the Common Council, twice in the Legislature, and once in the Senate. He opposes centralization of city power and fought the Fall River police bill, advocating free transfers and local self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Richard Sullivan
Boston
Cambridge Law School
Common Council
Senate
Fall River
Committee at Faneuil Hall Plans State Ticket Balance
A committee chosen at Faneuil Hall met yesterday at headquar ters and voted to place on the State ticket balance remaining selections.
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Faneuil Hall
Non-Partisan Money Club Renamed Railway Men of New England
The New England Railroad Men's Non-Partisan Sound Money Club held a meeting in the old Fitchburg depot waiting room with about 150 members. President Robinson was absent. Amos H. Brown presided as acting chair. The group renamed itself the Railway Men's Non-Partisan Sound Money League of New England. G L R French was elected vice president and A W Martin A H Wiggin and W Clapp joined the executive board. Aaron Wolfson and Frank P. Chase of Beverly spoke at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Railroad Men
Sonie Money Club
Fitchburg
Robinson Amos H. Brown
Railway Men’s
Sound Money League of
New England
G. L. R. French
Boston & Albany
A. W. Martin
A. H Wiggin
W. Clapp
Aaron Wolfson
Frank P. Chase
Beverly
Morse or Nye Which Nomination Is Endorsed Cape Senate Race
The Secretary of State holds two certificates from the Cape district Republican senatorial convention. One lists William A. Morse as the nominee, the incumbent. the other names William A. Nye of Bourne. Papers will be sent to the ballot law commissioners.
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Cape District
William A. Morse
William A. Nye
Bourne
Secretary of State
Legislative Nominations From Bristol and Hampden Districts
Seventh Bristol representative B. F Hathaway Rep. earns nomination. Twelfth Middlesex representative T. E Manchester Rep. Second Hampden nominees W. J McCann and W. B. Stone Dem. Fourth Hampden nominees A. O Sinclair and John L. Rice Dem. Fifth Hampden representative F. R Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
B. F Hathaway
Middlesex
T. E Manchester
Hampden
W. J McCann
W. B. Stone
A. O Sinclair
John L. Rice
F. R Richmond
Patten Ryder Nuptials at Everett First Congregational Church
The Rev Arthur Bardwell Patten and Miss Kati Howes Ryder married in Everett last evening with Rev Charles I Jefferson presiding. The ceremony featured a pearl silk gown and bird roses, with ushers and church officials aiding, and the groom a rising local pastor admired in the state.
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First Congregational Church
Everett
Arthur Bardwell Patten
Kati Howes Ryder
Gustavus Ryder
Chelsea
Charles I. Jefferson
Central Congregational Church
J Ogellsby
Windsor
Miss Harriet Illsley
Mary Wilkinson
Grace Loud
Ethel Loud
Marion Dal
Fannie Dale
Messrs
Charles A. Nelson
W A. Peacock
Charles Baldwin
W. J. Vai Huysen
W. B. Marshall
Alpheus Henderson
F. G. Walden
Patten
Rev Minot Savage to Become New Church of the Messiah Preacher
Rev Minot Savage will preach in New York as assistant to Rev Robert Collyer at the Church of the Messiah. Savage comes from Boston and will begin his New York ministry next Sunday after being heard in the city and at the Church of the Messiah.
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New York
Minot Savage
Boston
Robert Collyer
Church of the Messiah
Savag
Johnson Dawes Johnson and Lena Dodge wed in Jamaica Plain
In Boston on September 3 at the bridegroom's home 316 Centre street Jamaica Plain the ceremony was conducted by Rev John R. Cushing of Malden. Adar E. Johnson and Lena J. Dodge both of Boston were united in marriage.
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Ohio
United States Life Saving Service
Sa’s
Wiaine Woods
Colbert
Mindoro Street
Mary Lanniger
Ledrew E. Ham
Bartlett Street
Wallace Blood
Walden Street
Lydia E. Leavitt
Puritana
Tribunal of
Public Opinion
Prof
Dixi Crosby, M.D
D. A. R. Meeting
No. 1
Woman's Club House Association
Jennings
Becket
National Society of Washington
R. R
Chamberlain’s Guard
Bangor
Hood
Cambridge Caucuses
Music Hall and
Patten—Ryder
Marry
Wilson Bros
Orde
Tremont Row
Warriages
Flanders
City
Elizabeth G
Cyrus Flanders
Ford
Priscilla
Bernard Ford
Giblin
Leonard, Belove
Thomas J
Elizabeth C. Giblin
Gore Street
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