Roxbury Baker Sues Lynn Bride for Wedding Cake Bill
Frederick L. Rich the Roxbury baker sues Mrs. Gertrude B. Stone for 21 25 claiming he made and shipped a wedding cake for her Nov 28 1905 reception at St Joseph s Church Lynn The defendant says the bill should go to her estranged husband whom she says arranged the marriage failed and the suit is filed in Lynn Civil Court with trial set before Judge Berry on Nov 8.
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Lynn
Frederick L. Rich
Roxbury
Gertrude B. Stone
J. T. Fitzgerald
Rich
Express
Rock Avenue
Andover
Berry
Collision at harbor between Grace Darling and San Jose
The Grace Darling fishing schooner and the banana laden steamship San Jose collide near the harbor while the Grace Darling tacks to clear a dredge. The Grace Darling loses its jibboom and is towed to Commercial wharf for repairs. San Jose exits undamaged amid blame between captains.
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Grace Darling
San Jose
Port Limon
Costa Rica
William J. Fisher
Fisher
Ross
William G. Williams
Commercial Wharf
Ten Years for Robert Long in Chelsea Shooting Case
Robert Long of Chelsea was sentenced by Judge Bond to a State prison term of not less than 10 nor more than 15 years for shooting his wife in Chelsea last summer. Long remained silent and appeared dazed as the sentence was read.
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Robert Long
Chelsea
Bond
Long
Wheeler heir leaves $100000 to Wheeler High School
The will of Henry Dwight Wheeler of New York is made public in North Stonington. It leaves $100000 to the Wheeler High School named for him for school and library use, $20000 to a grand nephew, a large tract of Western land to Mrs. Bixby, $6000 for cemetery care, and $3000 to a faithful servant. The remainder goes to the high school.
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North Stonington, Conn
Henry Dwight Wheeler
New York
Wheeler High School
Bixby
Norwich
N. Y
Montana Joe Arrives in Boston After 8860 Mile Frisco Walk
The famous cowpuncher and globe trotter Harry Chester known as Montana Joe rests with his wheelbarrow in a Boston stable awaiting a $1200 wager won after a 8860 mile single day less than seven months journey from Frisco. He says he will lecture and perform while seeking new bets and future records.
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Montana Joe
Joe
Harry Chester
Mary MacLane
Montana
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Frisco
Claude Heywood
Gotham
Bowery
New Orleans
Butte
Boston
San Francisco
Captain Jack Adams Grave Decorated
Sergeant-at-Arms Remington with doorkeepers Davis and Pedrick and nearly all Senate and House messengers and pages visited Lynn yesterday to decorate the grave of Captain John G. B. Adams who served as sergeant-at-arms from 1888 to 1900.
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Remington
Davis and
Pedrick
Senate
House
Lynn
John G. B. Adams
Gelatine uses in a book of 180 recipes produced in Edinburgh
The text describes a book of 180 recipes detailing many uses for Gelatine, published by J. G. Cox of Edinburgh and revised by Oscar of the Waldorf-Astoria. It was sent upon request at no charge by John M. Chapman Company, 9% Hudson Street, New York City.
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J. G. Cox
L’t'd
Edinburgh
Oscar
Waldorf-Astoria
John M. Chapman Company
Hudson Street
New York City
Cattle Commissioners Resign Amid Vermont Probe
Dr. George Stevens of White River Junction and George Tirrell resigned from the State Cattle Commission today as the panel faces a grand jury investigation in Chittenden County.
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Montpelier, Vt
George Stevens
White River Junction
George Tirrell
State Cattle Commission
Chittenden
Allan Liner Ashore in Delaware Bay
Steamship Cerpenian of the Allan line, traveling from Liverpool to Philadelphia, runs aground in Delaware Bay about 70 miles below Philadelphia. Pilots report thick weather but say the vessel is in no danger.
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Philadelphia
Cerpenian
Allan Line
Liverpool
St. John’s
N. F
Halifax
Delaware Bay
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Idaho Montana Region
A sharp earthquake at 6:20 p m yesterday was felt for about 100 miles from Montpelier Idaho to parts of Montana. The tremor was reported across a wide area with no damage noted.
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Idaho
Montpelier
Ida
Montana
Fire destroys Traverse residence and store in Errol
Edward Traverse's residence and general store at Errol burned today in Colebrook New Hampshire. Loss estimated at $10,000. The shop and home are a well known stop for sportsmen as the western gateway to the Rangeley Lake region.
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Colebrook
N. H
Edward Traverse
Errol
Rangeley Lake
Meyer to Become Postmaster General After Cortelyou
Washington October 19. It can be stated that George von L Meyer will succeed George Bruce Cortelyou as Postmaster General when Cortelyou becomes Secretary of the Treasury next March upon Leslie M Shaw's retirement. If Bonaparte moves to Justice, Metcalf from Commerce and Labor may fill the vacancy.
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Washington
George von L. Meyer
George Bruce Cortelyou
Mr. Cortelyou
Knights of Pythians choose Boston for 1908 encampment
New Orleans reports the Knights of Pythians will hold their 1908 encampment in Boston after a decision announced today. The group, active in fraternal and civic activities, set the event dates for next year in the chosen city.
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New Orleans
Knights of Pythians
Boston
Bishop bans Nearer My God to Thee in Newark Catholic churches
Bishop John J. O'Connor issues a diocese wide order forbidding the hymn Nearer My God to Thee from being sung in all Newark Catholic churches. Lead Kindly Light may be sung only after services with pastoral permission. The bishop cites church rules restricting songs to liturgical parts.
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Newark
N. J
John J. O'Connor
Cardinal Newman
O’connor
Auto burglars shoot at Noroton postmaster's brother
In Noroton Connecticut seven burglars attempted to rob the local post office. Thomas Wood brother of Postmaster Wood confronted them with an umbrella and was fired upon as the gang fled in a large auto. Stamford report notes no injuries. Police sought the suspects.
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Stamford, Conn
Noroton
Thomas Wood
Wood
Funston Leaves Washington for Frisco to Turn Command
General Funston departs Washington for San Francisco to hand over command of the Department of California to Brigadier General John J. Pershing. He will return east to St. Louis to take command of the southwestern division Missouri. Brigadier General McCaskey takes the Texas command. Jocelyn assigned to the Department of the Columbia with HQ at Vancouver Barracks.
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Washington
Funston
San Francisco
Department of California
John J. Pershing
St. Louis
Missouri
Department of Texas
William 8. McCaskey
Stephen Jocelyn
Department of the Columbia
Vancouver Barracks
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Walter M. Lowney CO. Makers of Cocoa and Chocolates
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National Supply CO
Temple
Wm. J. Daly
Mgr
Captain Jack Adams
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Errol, N. H
Store Burns
Martha Dean
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