Canopic Brides Wedded In New York After Sea Voyage
Three Italian brides from Aquila wed their sweethearts after arriving on the Canopic Tuesday. Barbara Tavani 24 wed Giulio Cherubini 29 with Father Peter Marchi officiating. Antoinetta Lanese 20 wed Antonio Longano 23 and Angiolina Lanese 18 wed Michele Ciannela 23 with Father Anthony Mele. All ceremonies held before heading to New York.
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Barbara Tavani
Giulio Cherubini
Aquila
Peter Marchi
Antoinetta Lanese
Antonio Longano
New York
Angiolina Lanese
Michele Ciannela
Anthony Mele
Port Morris
Heirs contest will of Mrs. Jennie P. Chase in Gloucester
In Swampscott on October 4 the Phillips heirs announced they will contest the will of Mrs. Jennie P. Chase who died under mysterious circumstances leaving most of her $1,000,000 estate to adopted invalid son Woodruff Chase. A Gloucester Probate Court hearing is set for October 28.
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Swampscott
Phillips
Jennie P. Chase
Woodruff Chase
Chief Harris
Mrs. Chase
Harris
Salem
Leonard Phillips
Chase
Collins Memorial Fund Near Twenty Thousand Mark
The Collins memorial fund is rapidly nearing the $20,000 mark and is expected to pass it by week’s end. The current totals show contributions of 517.50 50.00 25.00 10.00 60.00 bringing the grand sum to $18,201.50.
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Collins Memorial Fund
Storrow
W J Emerson
L. M. Dyer & Co., Inc
James A Gallivan
Crawford House
Brown & C Little
William J Donova
Salem D. Charles
John A. Tobineevee
Arthur Lyman P Beal
Thomas Eeeenee
John J. Gartland
Andrew J. Lloyd
Iw. B. Haukins
M. Lipschitz
J M. Kelly
J & McCormick
George J. Sullivan
Ever
James P McCarthy
Miss H. White
FE Cc
Cameron
J. C. Renfro
Letter From the Children's Editor to Art Club
The Children's Editor thanks members for their sketches and pride in the club. Many letters arrived since Sunday and membership badges are being prepared for those who sent a 2 cent stamp. Watch for the Sunday Post. Signed L. C. S. No. 1 William Conza 21 Armstrong street.
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Sunday Post
William Conza
Armstrong Street
Miss Kidder Quietly Weds Louis K Anspacher Ph D
New York October 4 Friends of Kathryn Kidder the well known actress have learned she quietly wed Louis K Anspacher Ph D a professor at Columbia University last Wednesday The ceremony was at the home of her brother Pancoast Kidder in Fayetteville near Syracuse N Y Kidder is connected with Virginia families and has long been a stage star in Sardou works Mme Sans Gene
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Louis
Columbia University
Pancoast Kidder
Fayetteville
Syracuse
N. Y
Miss Kidder
Virginia
M. Victorien Sardou
Mme, Sans- Gene
Two Vessels Run Aground Near Old Point Comfort
Norfolk Va Oct 4 The schooner Thomas B Schall of Baltimore and a Crisfield Md coal laden vessel are aground off Old Point Comfort after striking last night The ships are reported rapidly taking on water and in a dangerous position Another unknown schooner is ashore in Hampton Roads off the Hampton Bar uncertain at this time
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Norfolk
Thomas
Schall
Baltimore
Crisfield
Old Point Comfort
Hampton
Hampton Bar
Calls Lawyer $17 000 Fraud Case Shocks Stratford
Bridgeport Conn Oct 4 Charged with swindling Henry G Wheeler a Stratford farmer out of 17000 attorney Frank L Rodgers and D K Tripp locked up on bail defaults of 10000 each Wheeler says they gave him worthless mining securities in exchange for endorsing checks
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Bridgeport
Conn
Henry G. Wheeler
Stratford
Frank L. Rodgers
D. K. Tripp
New York
Wheeler
Rodgers
Tripp
Meyer Home for a Rest
Ambassador Meyer, arriving in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II, meets the President and officials including Root and Taft, then lunched at the White House. It is his first U S visit in a year, and he plans a rest at his Massachusetts home before returning to St Petersburg.
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Washington
Ambassador Meyer
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm IL
Root
Taft
White House
Meyer
United States
Massachusetts
St. Petersburg
Waltham Board Urges Typhoid Control Measures
The Waltham Board of Health, with the State Board, urges sterilizing milk and boiling water to prevent spread of typhoid fever. The outbreak has caused six deaths and nearly 60 cases, with many patients sent to the contagious ward and Westland house. State inspectors are locating the outbreak’s cause.
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Waltham
Board of Health
Board of Health of
State Board of Health
Waltham Hospital
Westland House
Can Mail Carrier Use Roads Closed To Autoists
Framingham October 4 A rural mail carrier challenged town and state action closing streets to automobilists. The Selectmen and the State Highway Commission upheld the closures but the carrier says federal law protects his right to pass. Officials said no decision yet and the route continues with possible stoppage.
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Framingham
State Highway Commission
W. R.hurlbutt
United States
Harry N. Winch
Hurlbutt
Keene Company Wins Regimental Trophy at New Hampshire Shoot
Manchester New Hampshire October 4 Company C of Keene won the regimental trophy at the State shoot at the Union Range with a total score of 282 Peterboro Cavalry took second with 277 and Company I of Nashua finished third with 276. The event drew 21 teams and was one of the most successful in years.
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Manchester
N. H
Keene
Union Range
Peterboro Cavalry
Company I
Nashua
Fire at Faulkner School in Malden under Peculiar Circumstances
A blaze broke out at Faulkner School on Salem Street in Malden. A library room filled with smoke and a fire near a desk was quickly put out by a chemical extinguisher, with damage limited to a few books and papers.
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Malden
Faulkner School
Salem Street
Russia and Japan resume relations in Washington talk
Diplomatic relations between Russia and Japan were resumed at the State Department as Baron Rosen and Mr. Takahira discussed ratification forms. The exchange of ratifications for the peace treaty is expected to occur in Washington.
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Russia
Japan
Washington
State Department
Baron Rosen
Takahira
Brooklyn boy’s kidnapping threat letter demands five thousand dollars
A third threatening letter arrived for Francisco Marcaneina of Brooklyn regarding his son Antonio. The note repeats a five thousand dollar ransom and warns the boy will be killed if payment is not made today. Police cannot locate the boy.
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New York
Francisco Marcaneina
Brooklyn
Antonio
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