Wealthy Sharon Real Estate Dealer Marries Local Bride
John Boardman West a 51 year old real estate dealer from West Sharon wed Miss Wilhelmina Schmiedberg 21 in Providence this afternoon. West, formerly of Bangor, Maine, traveled to Worcester for business before the surprise ceremony. The bride is Boston born, daughter of William H. Schmiedberg ship captain now retired in West Sharon.
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Sharon
John Boardman West
West Sharon
Worcester
Wilhelmina Mary Schmiedberg
Boston
Labor Notes: Local Unions Prepare For Temporary Organization
A metal trades section of the Central Labor Union will be organized next Tuesday night at Wells Memorial building. Plasterers' Union 10 reports delegates James O'Connor and Haward J. McGiven attended the international convention in New Orleans where the international body voted to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor.
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Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Building
Plasterers’ Union 10
James O’connor
Haward J. McGiven
New Orleans
International Organization
American Federation of Labor
Charcoal Lozenges Sold for Bad Breath Relief
An advertisement touts Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges made from willow and honey to cure bad breath and sour stomach. It claims rapid gas absorption and digestion aid, with claimed benefits from bed time use and a free trial offer by mail from F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall
Mich
Healthy Play for Children in Boston Urges Central Co operation
Edward A. Filene urged district organizations to form a central body to improve conditions for babies and children in Greater Boston. He called for coordinated requests for libraries parks and playgrounds, and for school playgrounds to keep children off streets, arguing joint effort would reduce waste and raise city support.
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Edward A. Filene
William Filene
South Boston
Novel Medal for Diocesan Centenary Unveiled
A new official medal designed for the 100th anniversary of the diocese of Boston is created by sculptor Bela L. Pratt from Pierre de Chaignon La Rose designs. In Renaissance style, it bears on the obverse Galllemus Archiepiscopus Bostoniensis meaning William Archbishop of Boston and on the reverse Ano Contessimo Dioceseos Féteiter Perado marking the hundredth year of the diocese.
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Boston
Bela L. Pratt
Pierre de Chaignon la Rose
Bostoniensis
William
Sousa Band Draws Crowds at Boston Food Fair
Sousa's famous band headlines the Boston Food Fair at Park Square Coliseum drawing daily crowds. The afternoon program features Wagner, Rubay, Verdi, Wagner again, and many soloists including Miss G della Rocca and Miss Lucy Allen with works by Liszt, Puccini, Mendelssohn, and others.
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Boston
Park Square Coliseum
Sousa
Luke
Pompeii
Siegfried
Wagner
Rubay
G. Della Rocca
Caprice
Boston Belle
Godfrey
Marek
Garyll Monckton
Beethoven
Clarke
Herbert L. Clarke
Lucy Allen
Lowell Mazdaznan Hearing Highlights Cult Claims
In Middlesex Probate Court in Lowell the Sun Worshippers case seeks conservators for Mrs Helen Shaw. Testimony centers on Mazdaznan beliefs, visions from the dead husband and claims two thirds of world wealth belong to the cult. Witnesses describe robes vows dew walks and messages from the Little Master.
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Lowell
Shaw Estate
England
Edward
Hanish
Middlesex County
Mabelle M. Dutton
Dorchester
Helen M. Shaw
Tyler Park
Westford Street
Kittredge
Frances H. Drew
Drew
Shaw
Russell on Way 10 Boston
Henry Russell director of the new Boston Opera House leaves Paris for America amid Russians Germans Italians and Sicilians plus three American girls. He plans to take them back with him as artists for the Boston Opera House or the New England Conservatory where young American girls will study.
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Paris
Henry Russell
New Boston Opera House
America
Boston Opera House
New England Conservatory
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev Dr Cornelius Woelfkin of Rochester Theological Institution will preach at Tremont Temple after Dr Henson’s resignation takes effect on Nov 30. The Cambridge Baptist Church steeple work is nearly finished at $10,000. The Women’s Home Missionary Society meets in Bromfield Street Church. Rev Herbert S Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist uses a cane after a minor accident. The Shawmut Church hosts the Sunday College kickoff next Sunday. Frank Curtis to speak on temperance at East Boston Catholic Union. The Boston Methodist Social Union season opens with Bishop Hamilton and wife as guests.
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Cornelius Woelfkin
Rochester Theological Institution
Tremont Temple
Henson
Cambridge Baptist Church
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Frank Curtis
East Boston Catholic Literary Union
Boston Methodist Social Union
Bishop Hamilton
Wright makes first flight in Le Mans with passenger
Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, piloted a flight at Le Mans with passenger Mrs. Hawt Berg, wife of his European business manager, on October 7.
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LE Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Hawt
Berg
Linotype Expert Charles W Seaward Dies at 40
Charles W Seaward a famed Linotype specialist died at his Malden home Tuesday night at age forty He worked in the Post composing room traveled widely for the Linotype Co and later ran his own business He leaves a wife two children his mother and is survived by members of the Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Masons and Boston Typographical Union No 13 Short services are set for Thursday at 7 30 PM at 153 Salem Street Malden with interment in Kittery Maine.
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Charles .W. Seaward
Linotype
Malden
The
Post
Mr. Seaward
Clinton
Kittery
Cleveland
New York
Boston Typographical Union No
Salem Street
Kittery, Me
Wife Follows Husband to Plymouth Jail in Desperate Plea
Brockton Oct 7 William Smith of 12 Hawthorne street was followed by his wife and five children to his Plymouth jail cell after a suspicion he would jump bail. The scene drew tears from the youngsters and their mother pleaded with the officers for his release, highlighting the family's distress.
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Brockton
William Smith
Hawthorne Street
Plymouth
Grocery Clerk Found Guilty of Larceny at Brookline Store
William Merrill of the John T. Connor Company at 91 Washington Street Brookline was tried in District Court for larceny from the store and found guilty on two counts. He awaits sentencing on Thursday morning.
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William Merrill
John T. Connor Company
Washington Street
Brookline
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Salem
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DR Hilton
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Maria Elizabeth Ruth Hivton
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Sunday College
Shawmut Congregational Church
Charles W. Seaward
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