Ex-Gov Guild Coming Home After Five Months Abroad
Former Governor Curtis Guild Jr and Mrs Guild sail from Liverpool at noon on the Cunarder Ivernia for Boston after nearly five months abroad. He traveled through Europe delivering two French addresses on Calvinism, visiting Geneva and Vienne, with stops in Switzerland and Hungary. The trip included a reunion with Dr Robert W Lovett of Boston and yielded reports of good health and benefit.
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Boston
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University of Geneva
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Vienne
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Michael Servetus
First Unitarian
Robert W. Lovett
Harvard College
Yankee Girl Weds a Count in Paris Ceremony
Miss Fernanda Wanamaker daughter of Rodman Wanamaker wed Count Arthur De Heeren in Paris in two ceremonies, Catholic at St Philippe du Roule and Protestant at the bride’s Champs Elysees home. Ambassadors Henry White and Marquis del Muni served as witnesses. The couple will honeymoon in Italy and settle in Paris.
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Rodman Wanamaker
John Wanamaker
Arthur de Heeren
Count Heeren
Biarritz
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Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Henry White
Marquis del Muni
Italy
Man Charged With Murder Of Wife At Cliff
Solomon Collier and his son John were arrested at Portauport Bar after Mrs. Jane Collier, 50, was found mangled at the base of a high cliff. Authorities allege long abuse by the husband and son and say the death was not suicide. The men were sent to St. John's for trial.
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John Collier
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St. John’s
Stone Thrown At Engine Delays Philadelphia Express
A stone struck a locomotive near Rahway New Jersey on October 4 knocking Engineer William Cooper senseless in the cab. The Philadelphia Express ran at full speed for miles until the fireman noticed the throttle was unmanned and found Cooper bleeding and unconscious.
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N. J
William Cooper
Philadelphia Express
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Pope Improves. Plans Return to Audiences
In Rome on October 4 the Pope slept well and was much better after days of indisposition. Doctors report he suffered leg swelling and gout flare ups. He hopes to resume audiences soon, after audiences were paused yesterday.
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Ockland
Brewster
Public Health Advisory Teaches Home Cough Cure
An old column promotes a simple opium-free home remedy for coughs and colds to combat consumption. It urges mixing wild cherry bark, compound essence cardiol, and white pine syrup into a laxative cough syrup, with dosing guidance for adults and children, and encourages sharing the advice with friends.
Pulitzer Brother Ends Life After Nervous Break
Albert Pulitzer, brother of Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World, died in Vienna from suicide after likely taking poison and then shooting himself in the temple. An empty bottle and signs of a nervous breakdown accompanied the tragedy.
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Vienna
Albert Pulitzer
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Bridges clash over Cape Cod Canal plans
Buzzard's Bay October 4 and the Cape Cod Canal project clash with local wishes as engineers seek to abolish three bridges the Monument River Bourne depot trolley and the Buzzard's Bay crossing in favor of a single replacement bridge. The dispute goes before Judge Braley in Boston Superior Judicial Court tomorrow.
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Cape Cod Canal
Monument River
Bourne Depot
Buzzard’s Bay
Braley
Supreme Judicial Court
Boston
Burdette Folk Call Dr Henson
In Los Angeles on October 4 Rev P S Henson former Tremont Temple Boston pastor said he planned to make his home there and had received a pulpit call once held by humorist Bob Burdette. He did not confirm acceptance but hinted he favored considering the offer.
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Cal
P. S. Henson
Tremont Temple
Boston
Bob"’ Burdette
New American Dreadnoughts to use Parsons turbine engines
Washington October 4 The two 26000 ton American dreadnoughts awarded contracts will be equipped with Parsons turbine engines. The high tonnage battleships represent a major step in naval propulsion and power output for the fleet.
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Washington
Needlework stitches design for belt in Sunday Post
Fashion item notes simple needlework stitches with a belt design prepared specially for the Sunday Post girls and to feature in next Sunday’s edition.
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Sunday Post
Post
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