Cambridge Teenager, 17, Plans Marriage Amid Court Challenge
Edward G Villadao of Cambridge and his fiancée Miss Estephania Silva faced Middlesex Probate Court as his aunt claimed guardianship and questioned the youths consent from his Brazil-based father. The case is continued to November 2. He and Miss Silva express firm love and willingness to wed when legally possible.
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Brazil
Villadao
Post
Miss Silva
Baward
Mary Medediro
Edward
Motor Pirate Pursuit Spells Faster Nighttime Chase
In a brash 1904 cutscene, Mannering uses a turbine auto to flee Evie Maitland’s kidnapper. The detective Forrest aids, hydrogen power fuels a high speed pursuit through Rickmansworth, Slough, and the Thames crossing as the two cars close in on the villain on the road to Egham.
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Brighton
Inspector Forrest
Mannering
Evie Maitland
Miss Maitland
Forrest
Evie
Oxford Road
Slough
Dachet
Thames
Egham
Bartholdi dies designer of Liberty Statue at 70
Paris reports Frederick Auguste Bartholdi sculptor of the Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World has died at age 70. He led the project for 18 years and funded part of the France money. He planned a tomb monument and an unfinished Paris group honoring aeronauts from the siege of Paris.
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Paris
Frederick Augusti Bartholdi
America
France
New York Harbor
Bartholdi
M C M A Trade Classes Open Monday Evening
The M C M A Trade School in Boston opens its fifth term Monday evening at 111 Huntington Avenue Mechanics Building. Classes three evenings weekly cover carpentry masonry and plumbing with practical instruction, including house building and drainage work. A small tuition fee screens earnest applicants.
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Boston
M. C. M. A. Trade School
Mechanics’ Building
Huntington Avenue
Girl Elopes in Box Car Clad as a Boy
Chicago dispatch reports 16 year old Hazel Wagner, once a Sunday school teacher in Austinville Indiana, eloped with 19 year old Fred Klausseger by posing as a man and riding in a box car. They were arrested as they came from Rock Island yards.
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Chicago
Hazel Wagner
Austinville
Fred Klausseger
Rock Island
X Rays Kill Edison’s Aid Dally in East Orange
Clarence M. Dally, Edison’s chief assistant in the West Orange laboratory, died in East Orange N J from cancer after years of exposure to Roentgen rays during fluoroscope work. He underwent seven surgeries and both arms were amputated, yet his mind stayed active until shortly before death. Edison believed the danger from rays is limited to medical use.
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East Orange
N. J
Clarence M. Dally
Mr. Dally
Thomas A. Edison
Edison Laboratory
West Orange
Dally
Edison
Wakefield Slugger Sought After Somerville Attack
Wakefield and Reading police coordinate search for the slugger who knocked Mrs. Delia McKay of Somerville unconscious and robbed her last Sunday afternoon. A Wakefield man is named in a warrant. arrest expected within 24 hours.
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Wakefield
Reading
Delia McKay
Somerville
Lens Lock Eyeglasses introduce stronger lenses
The advertisement announces Lens Lock Eyeglasses as the strongest option, offered at no extra cost compared to ordinary glasses. It notes old nickel rimless eyewear can be altered to Lens Lock for 50 cents, with the letters LL stamped on the posts.
Hay closes Gurney case at Washington
Washington October 4 One of the first results of Secretary Hay's return is the closure of the incident over the arrest of Secretary Gurney of the British embassy at Lee Massachusetts The secretary said too much importance had been given to the matter Sir Mortimer Durand the British ambassador agreed and let the department know that the remission of the fine and the apology by Massachusetts authorities was satisfactory thus the subject was dropped
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Washington
Hay
Gurney
Lee
Mass
Mortimer Durand
Massachusetts
Man cites snoring as reason for police summons
New Haven report states John Orbain of 62 Pierpont Street was charged with assault after his wife, terrified and barefoot with a four month old child, was found in the street at 2 a.m. The husband told Judge Dow the noise from his snoring caused the alarming scene.
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New Haven
John Orbain
Pierpont Street
Dow
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Knights of the Road
G. Sidney Paternoster
Watford
Rickmansworth
Uxbridge
Liberty Statue
McArthur CO
Cornhill
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Back Bay
Boylston
United Commercial Travelers of America
Bes
Woman's Department
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