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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1902

Page

5

Pardon Denied Mulrey Case Delayed by No Quorum

Springfield, Oct 15 The Governor's council failed to act on Richard Mulrey's pardon request at a brief meeting. The case, sent to the attorney general for investigation, rests on a favorable report from District Attorney Oliver Stevens before any action by Governor Crane.

Springfield Richard Mulrey Hotel Massasoit Northampton Boston Bates Hamlin Mulrey Post Distict Oliver Stevens Crane

Howland Home Hosts Daughter Elizabeth Marston’s Wedding

The Howland residence at 718 Broadway hosted the marriage of Elizabeth A Howland to Herbert Eiver Ett Marston of Chelsea. The ceremony, by Rev. L B Bates at 7 PM in the parlor, was witnessed by close relatives and friends amid palms and chrysanthemums and music from mandolin and guitar.

Cynosure Ithe Valley F. C. Howland Malden Fannie D. Maynard Somerville Bernice E. White North Hanson Hattie FE. Morse Chelsea Jennie K. Harrison James W. Mannston George HE. Reynolds Lowell Charles Gibbs Edwin Smith Howland Pride Willard Howland Broadway Elizabeth A Herbert Eiverett Marston L. B. Bates Bates

Consumption Can be Cured by Dr Yonkerman of Kalamazoo

A sensational claim details a “marvellous discovery” by Dr Yonkerman that a single treatment cures consumption and lung troubles. State officials and medical men declare it the only cure, promising hopeful recovery for previously hopeless patients and offering a free package to prove the remedy.

Yonkerman Kalamazoo Mich D.P. Yonkerman Derk FP. Yonkerman Michigan Koch Luton Pasteur Derk P. Yonkerman Shakespeare Building

Mann Wiegand Mann Wedding At German Lutheran Church

Miss Bertha L A Wiegand and Mr Diedrich H Mann wed last night at the German Lutheran Church with Rev Friedrich Wurl officiating. Bride given by uncle Christian Rausch. maid of honor Frida Wiegand. bridesmaid Katie Shaneck. Best man Fred Shaneck. usher August L Rausch.

Bertha L. A. Wiegand Diedrich H. Mann Friedrich Wurl Christian Rausch Frida Wiegand Katie Shaneck Fred Shaneck August L. Rausch Emma Wiegand Herman Shaneck

Conway Reynolds couple wed in Charles Town church

Councilman John J. Conway of Charles Town married Miss Catherine Agnes Reynolds of Cambridge at St. Peter's Church. They left for Washington after the ceremony and plan to reside at 8 Sprague Street upon returning. Conway received gifts including presents from every department of the American Type Company where he works.

John J. Conway Charlestown Catherine Agnes Reynolds Cambridge St. Peter’s Catholic Church Washington Conway Sprague Street American Type Company

Marriage of Ethel Gibbs and Llewellyn Marr Held in Brookline

Ethel Wendell Gibbs of Brookline and Llewellyn Augustus Marr of Allston were married last evening at the bride’s parents home on 46 Greene Street Brookline. The bride’s father John H. Gibbs is a leading leather tradesman and the groom is a prominent Boston businessman. Rev Edward Everett Hale officiated with Walter Gifford of Dorchester as best man.

Ethel Wendell Gibbs Brookline Llewellyn Augustus Marr Allston Greene Street John H. Gibbs Boston Edward Everett Hale Walter Gifford Dorchester

Malden Couple Wed In Malden Centre Church

Miss Mabel Rebecca Clark daughter of Richard B. Clark married Dr. Hugh P. Shaw at Malden Centre Methodist Episcopal Church tonight. After a wedding tour the couple will reside in Malden.

Malden Mabel Rebecca Clark Richard B. Clark Fawin H. Hughes Malden Centre Methodist Episcopal Church

Dorchester Couple Wed In Rectory Ceremony

Miss Winifred Mary Mullaney and Bertram P. Mullaney were married at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Dorchester by Rev Peter Rowan. A large reception followed at the bride's Leedsville Street home and the couple will reside there after a provincial honeymoon.

St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill Dorchester Winifred Mary Mullaney P. J.mullaney Bertram P. Mullaney Peter Rowan Leedsville Street Dorchester District

Malden Marriage Unites Staples and Dooley at West End Home

Miss Alice Wyman Staples daughter of Mr and Mrs John E Staples and Arthur Thomas Dooley son of Mr and Mrs Thomas B Dooley were married tonight at the bride’s parents home in Malden West End district by Rev William H Ryder pastor of the First Universalist Church of Gloucester.

Malden Alice Wyman Staples John E. Staples Arthur Thomas Dooley Thomas B. Dooley West End William H. Ryder First Universalist Church Gloucester

Plummer and Maxwell Wed in Worcester Home Ceremony

Miss Gertrude Athella Plummer daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Plummer Chelsea married Herbert Warren Maxwell son of Mr and Mrs Herbert A Maxwell Medford last night at the groom’s parents home The G F Haynes pastor of the Church of the Advent Worcester officiated

Gertrude Athella Plummer J. A. Plummer Chelsea Herbert Warren Maxwell Herbert A. Maxwell Medford G. F. Haynes Church of the Advent Worcester

Miss Murphy Injured In Jamaica Plain Car Accident

Catherine Murphy an 18 year old resident of Allendale Street Jamaica Plain was thrown from her team on Allston Street near Centre while driving yesterday. She suffered a concussion but was taken to City Hospital where doctors stated she would recover.

Miss Murphy Catherine Murphy Allendale Street Jamaica Plain Allston Street Centre City Hospital

Ninth Congressional Nomination Fails At Boston Convention

The Democratic ninth congressional convention adjourned after 18 more ballots without a nomination. Conry Kellner and Dennison each held 54, Dennison 50. Delegates scurried to find Wesleyan Hall as the next meeting site, with talks of Paine Memorial, Roughan, and Lyceum halls, and a 5 pm filing deadline loomed for the nomination certificate.

Jefferson Club Charter and Hanover Streets Conry Kellner Dennison Democratic City Committee Milk Street Wesleyan Hall Secretary of State Wesleyan Alderman Lomasney Lyceum Hall Boston City Committee Paine Memorial Hall Roughan Hall Lyceum Post Harrington Charlestown Bowen Daniel J. Sheehan Ward 2 Ward 12 Driscoll Lomasney Henry Fitzgerald Hanover Street Conry and Kelcher Lyceum Hill East Boston Arthur Harrington Mr. Kelcher Bromfield Street Peter F. Tague

Not Insured Him Despite Kidney Trouble Cures Cited

The Rev. J W Weisley of St Paris Ohio had kidney trouble and credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with a complete cure. He reports acceptance by four life insurance companies. The ad touts the remedy as a cure for kidney liver bladder blood rheumatism and dyspepsia. Available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes with free trial bottle by mail from Dr David Kennedy Corporation Rondout NY. Also promotes Dr Kennedy's Lait Rheum Dream for old sores and skin diseases priced 60 cents.

J. W. Weisley St. Paris Ohio David Kennedy Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondou N. Y

Foss and Lodge to Speak Two Times in Eleventh District

Senator Lodge and Eugene N. Foss, Republican candidate for Congress in the eleventh district, will share a platform in the district during the last week of the campaign. If Dudley Street Opera House and Curtiss Hall are secured for Oct. 29, two rallies will be held that day with Lodge speaking at both events.

Senator Lodge Eugene N. Foss Congress Dudley Street Opera House Curttis Hall Lodge Foss Republican State Committee 11Th Llth Wr. Foss Ltch

Two Falls in West End Leave Two Injured

Mary McDeavitt 45 living at 36 Billerica Street fell down stairs at 218 Cambridge Street fracturing her right ankle and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. James Russell 78 of 5 Lawrence Place slipped while descending stairs and fell 20 feet into the cellar, admitted with multiple injuries at Massachusetts General Hospital.

West End Mary McDeavitt Billerica Street Cambridge Street Massachusetts General Hospital James Russell Lawrence Place

Ex-Prisoners of War Elect New Officers at Reunion

More than 75 ex prisoners of war from the Massachusetts Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War gathered at the Quincy House for the 27th annual reunion. Attendees included President Soule of the Senate and Speaker Myers of the House with other dignitaries and veterans. New officers elected: President Major Everett B. Horton, Vice-President Colonel Dana W. King, Secretary and Treasurer Charles H. Colgate, Chaplain F. C. Curtis, Executive Committee Dennis Linnehan Henry Richardson Charles H. Shaw J. H. Eames.

Massachusetts Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War Soule Senate Myers House B. F. Martin John Fay Thirteenth Regiment Gettysburg J. P. Crane Massachusetts Committee On Andersonville Quincy House Major Everett Horton Dana W. King Charles H. Colgate F. C. Curtis Dennis Linnehan Henry Richardson Charles H. Shaw J. H. Eames

Lodge Campaign Speech Sees Coal Strike as Urgent Issue

Springfield dispatch reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Lt Gov John Bates, and Curtis Guild Jr addressing Republican rallies in Holyoke and Chicopee. Lodge links the coal strike to national tariffs, praises Boston Harbor funding, and accuses Democrats of delaying relief while urging immediate coal access and American industry protection.

Springfield Holyoke Chicopee Henry Cabot Lodge John. Bates Curtis Guild, Jr Senator Lodge Curtis Guild Goveror Bates W. A. Gaston Hamlin John R. Thayer Gaston Republican Party Democratic Party Bates Canada Lodge House of Representatives Boston Boston Harbor Crane

Dynamite threat caller nabbed after home invasion

Oct 15 in New York a man identifying as Henry Dawson gained entry to Mrs. Amy G. Watkins apartments and demanded diamonds. He warned of a dynamite bag if no response, fled with a bag and drew a revolver, was stopped by a policeman at the door and found to carry an empty bag. Dawson was held for trial.

New York Amy G. Watkins Henry Dawson Dawson

Champagne Slogan Echoes Old Time Bottling Ad

A vintage ad hails Cook's Imperial Extra Dry as a smart choice for all ages. The brief promotional note invites readers to enjoy a refined scene with a bottle of champagne styled for both young and old.

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