Sisters Brides at Double Ceremony in South Boston
Miss Margaret Moore and Miss Marion Moore, daughters of Mr and Mrs Wibe M Moore of 569 East Sixth Street South Boston, were married in a double ceremony at their parents home. The Rev Howard A Morton of Phillips Congregational Church officiated. Margaret wed William P Kelley and Marion wed John MacCallum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret 1
Marion IR. ‘Moore
Wibe M. Moore
East Sixth Street
South Boston
Howard A. Morton
Phillips Congregational Church
West Broadway
Margaret Moore
William P. Kelley
Marion Moors
John MacCallum
Bad Breath Tablets Advertised by Dr Ravana Ore
An old styled advertisement touts Dr Ravana Ore Tablets claimed to relieve bowel and stomach issues. It mentions natural action and calomel free formula, with prices 15c and 30c and customers urged to try for a week to note effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravana Ore
Fe Gael Ieee
Chance to see Rice rupture experts in Boston hotel
Advertisement for A S Dewar Mrs M J Hudson and Mr and Mrs G C Reid offering free Rice Method rupture demonstrations at a Boston hotel through Oct 18. No charge for demonstration or advice. Women and children attended by lady experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Dewar
M. J. Hudson
G. C. Reid
Adams House
Washington St
Boston
Mass
W. S. Rice
Adams
N.Y
Baron de Grost and the Double Four intrigue in London
Peter Ruf, alias Baron de Grost, retiree turned covert operative for the Double Four, navigates Paris and London circles. A dying Mme de Maupassin appoints him successor, drawing him into a tense web with Bernadine and Lady Maxwell as conspiratorial figures.
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Spencer Fitzgerald
Double-Four
Violet
Aynesford Manor
Peter Ruff
Esquire
Lagrange
Paris
Mme. de Maupassin
Baron de Grost
London
Lady Maxwell
Bernadine
Count von Horn
Ees
de Grost
de Groot
Russia
Britain
Paul
End of a Masked Lover and a Murder in Soho
Bernadine confronts Sophia with a grave accusation about her husband Paul Hagan who hides a dark past as Father Paul. When the black despatch-box is opened, revelations erupt and violence follows, culminating in the unknown man’s death and a swift political treaty concluding the scandal.
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Bernadine
Madame Hagan
Paul Hagan
Madame
Monsieur
Paul
Sares
Sophia
Gers
Siberia
Paull
Europe
de Grost
Hagon
Count von Horn
Father Paul
Hagan
Silent Collapse Onset During The Double Tour
In a brief, tense moment Hagan appears to suffer a sudden collapse like a stroke while muttering that the end has come. Sophie recoils as bystanders react to the shock during the event described in Peter Ruff and the Double Tour.
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Hagan
Sophie E
Peter Ruff
Pontoon Bridge Plan Across Hudson Abandoned
The Hudson River Pontoon Bridge Company abandons plans to span the Hudson at Yonkers. The move follows opposition raised at a public hearing and criticism of the Shipping Board for offering ships at 1000 dollars each. Colonel Edward Burr, chief of army engineers, disclosed the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson River’ Pontoon Bridge Company
Hudson
Yonkers
Edward Burr
Army Engineers
Shipping Board
Robber Grabs $2000 on Second Try at Bank
A bank robber in Hamilton Ontario succeeded on a second attempt at the Union Bank after a pistol duel with a bank official. He walked in and warned that yesterday’s attempt had failed, then pointed a pistol at a clerk, seized cash, and escaped.
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Hamilton, Ont
Bank of Hamilton
Union Bank
Chelsea man found guilty of raising two dollar note
Jake Gilman of Chelsea was found guilty by a federal jury of raising a two dollar note to ten. He allegedly passed the bill in a Scollay Square store. Treasury agent Owen McKenna testified about discovering 1000 slips marked ten in Gilman's room.
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Jake Gilman
Chelsea
Federal Reservé
Scollay Square
Owen P. McKenna
Special Treasury
Secret Service
Gilman
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Peter Ruf
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Rome
Nice
Soho
Rienzi
St. Petersburg
Tomorerow
Ia Rere Aly As
WM. Kerr& Son, Inc
Wanover Street
Jewelers
Washington Street Room
Pranklin
Lecostr & Myzas Tonacco Co
Post Office Department
The
Boston Post
Boston Globe
Boston Herald
Boston Advertiser
Evening Globe
Boston American
Boston Telegram
Boston Traveler
Boston Transcript
Sunday Post
Sunday Advertiser
the Sunday Globe
the Sunday Herald
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