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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1912

Page

3

Reno Wedding Shortly After Train Arrival

A telegram from Reno Nev reports the marriage of Miss Elsie H Nickerson daughter of Mr and Mrs Jean P Nickerson of Roslindale to Rudolph Emmet a young Tech graduate. The ceremony occurred within 15 minutes after the bride stepped from the transcontinental train that brought her to meet her fiancé.

Reno Nev Elsie H. Nickerson Jean P. Nickerson Roslindale Rudolph Emmet Tech

Nevada Bride and West Roxbury Duo Wed at Nevada Church

The wedding joined Emmel, mining engineer and foreman at the Nevada Douglas mine in Ludwig, New Mexico, to Miss Nickerson of Boston. The ceremony was performed by Rev Samuel Uns worth, bishop of Nevada, with two sisters as witnesses. Flowers came from Boston and telegrams from Mr and Mrs Nickerson were given at the altar. The couple met in West Roxbury High School and maintained a long Boston courtship as Emmel built his career in copper mining in Alaska and Nevada.

Samuel Unsworth Nevada Boston Nickerson West Roxbury Emmel William Emmel Watch Hill Street Forest Hills Tech Emmet Alaska Ludwig New Miss Nickerson Middletown Conn E. L. C. Clark Rene

Oil barges and two tank steamers destroyed in Bayonne blast

An explosion on the oil barge Dunham at a Standard Oil pier in Bayonne started a serious waterfront fire. The blaze spread to two tank steamers and multiple piers, with one man missing and several injured treated at Bayonne Hospital. The Dunham crew and the captain and his family leaped overboard to escape.

New York Dunham Standard Oil Company Bayonne

Will of Johan na E Daly Leaves $3000 to Catholic Society

Under the will of Johan na E Daly of Lowell who died June 29 1912 a $3000 bequest is left to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith of Boston. The remainder goes to her brother Cornelius A Daly of Lowell after various private bequests.

Johanna E. Daly Lowell East Cambridge Society For the Propagation of the Faith of Boston Cornelius A. Daly

Poslam Promises Skin Cure For Eruptions

An advertisement touts Poslam as a universal cure for skin disorders including eczema acne tetter and psoriasis. It claims rapid relief and notes Poslam Soap as a gentle daily option, offering samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.

West 25Th Street New York City

Invents Tide Water Motor by Patrick J Griffin

Dorchester inventor Patrick J Griffin outlines a tide motor designed to replace coal and steam. The device sits on the seabed, uses tidal flow to turn a wheel, transfers motion to a surface dynamo via a shaft and belt, and aims to convert tidal power into hydro electric energy.

Patrick J. Griffin Wales Street Dorchester Griffin

Bookbinder Charged With $30,000 Gold Leaf Theft

Jerome T. Caffney foreman in the bookbinding department at P. F. Collier and Sons was arrested in New York on charges of stealing 30000 dollars worth of gold leaf from his employers over a five year period.

New York Jerome T. Caffney P. F. Collier & Sons

Mayor Seeks Tremont Street Tunnel Entrance Changes

Mayor Fitzgerald discussed with the Boston Transit Commission a long standing proposal to alter Tremont street tunnel entrances. Architect McLaughlin’s summer plans will be reviewed soon. A Park Square spur to Boylston street was rejected earlier due to engineering grades.

Fitzgerald Boston Transit Commission Tremont Street McLaughlin Park Square Boylston’ Street

Girl Kills Policeman in Allentown Hotel Yard

In Allentown Pennsylvania on Oct 10 Florence Morgan aged 17 fired through a hotel door killing Policeman Morgan Morgans aged 33 who was guarding Lansford premises after burglars were suspected. The adopted daughter fired once and caused instant death.

Allentown Penn Morgan/ Morgans Philip Thomas

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