Duke of the Abruzzi to wed Katherine Elkins in United States
Washington reports the Dowager Queen of Italy has approved the marriage to Miss Katherine Elkins. The Duke of the Abruzzi is said to travel incognito to the United States to wed before December while awaiting promotion to rear admiral around November 11. King Victor Emmanuel may present a $100,000 diamond tiara to the bride.
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Washington
Margherita
Italy
Katherine Elkins
Abruzzi
United States
Miss Elkins
Victor Emmanuel
Mrs Shaw in Court as Defense Plea Moves Judge
In Lowell on October 20 Ellen Shaw endured a tearful court scene as attorney William H. Wilson argued in her defense over accusations of age induced misconduct and slander against her husband and son. The Mazdaznan sect figures and related texts were examined as witnesses testified.
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Mrs. Shaw
Lowell
Ellen’ Shaw
William H. Wilson
Attorney Wilson
Sit
Dulged
William E. Potter
Maria Ruth Elizabeth Hilton
Elsie Stein Dittman
Potter
Kittredge
Ellen M. Shaw
Captain Hitchcock
Mother Shaw
Elsie Dittmann
Francis Drew
Turmoil Across Front Lines Reports in Balkans
Athens dispatch says Turkish and Bulgarian troops clash at Djumna with 70 Bulgarians and 10 Turks killed. Belgrade reports Montenegrin envoy Vukotios detained by Austrian police. Austria blamed by observers to provoke war ahead of a powers conference.
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Belgrade
Vukotios
Montenegro
Peter of
Servia
Agram
M. Spalaikovich
Foreign Office
Hps
Peter
M. Kristich
Austria
Baron von Aehrenthal
Conference of the Powers
Staff Appointments for Holy Name Parade
The staff for the Holy Name parade chief marshal on Sunday November 1 has been named. Roles include Chief of staff Captain Jeremiah G Fennessey of Boston surgeon General William H Devine of South Boston judge advocate John P Kane of Lawrence aides de camp Majors Sullivan Casey OKeefe Hayes Logan McConnell Attridge OBrien Linehan Riley Butler Cleary OHare Carens Driscoll Shea ODay Doon Stuart Baumgarton.
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Holy Name
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Boston
William H. Devine
M. D
South Boston
John P. Kane
Lawrence
Aids de Camp
John J. Sullivan
William J. Casey
Patrick F. O’keefe
James B. Hayes
Dorchester
Edward L. Logan
James E. McConnell
John J. Attridge
William J. O'Brien
Harry v. Linehan
Charles Riley
East Boston
Patrick F. Butler
James P. Cleary
Roxbury
John A ‘O’hare
Charlestown
James F. Carens
Newburyport
Fred Driscoll
Everett
John T. Shea
Cambridge
John S. O’day
Brookline
A. J. Doon
Natick
George A. Stuart
Newton
Bugler
A. F. Baumgarton
Lynn
House of Eight Gables Damaged by Fire in Revere
A four story Park avenue apartment building in Revere known as the house of the eight gables was damaged by a fire that confined to the upper floors. The blaze caused about 2000 in damage. Edwin J. Davenport and family lived on the first floor. the other three floors were vacant. Two painters on the third floor heard an explosion and saw flames. Chief Kimball will investigate the cause.
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Park Avenue
Revere
William R. Robinson
Edwin J. Davenport
Kimball
Fire Department
Flaherty Maffitt Weds Miss Driscoll in Charlestown Church
John J. Flaherty known as Maffitt married Miss H Elizabeth Driscoll of Charlestown at St Francis de Sales Church. Captain William Murphy served as best man and May Brown as bridesmaid. The groom, a Democrat, served on the Common Council in 1902-03 and in the Legislature in 1905. He has worked for the American District Telegraph Company for over 20 years and now leads a fire and burglar alarm unit. Guests included ex Mayor Fitzgerald and Congressman Kelcher among others.
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John J. Flaherty
Maffitt
H Elizabeth Driscoll
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales
William Murphy
May Brown
Flaherty
American District Telegraph Company
Patrick Driscoll
Lawrence Flaherty
Fitzgerald
Kelcher
Monahan
Frank Riordan
Alderman Leary
Revere Park
August Vatter
John Roddy
Philadelphia
Dr. Keleher Named Instructor at Tufts Medical College
Dr. Francis J. Keleher of Newton Centre has been appointed instructor in medical jurisprudence in the medical branch of Tufts College. A native of Boston born in the West End, he studied at Phillips School and Boston College class of 1886 before pursuing medical training.
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Tufts Medical College
Francis J. Keleher
Newton Centre
Tufts College
Boston
West End
Phillips School
Boston College
Harvard Graduate Noted for Lifelong Medical Practice
A Harvard University alumnus, class of 90, has pursued continuous practice since earning his degrees. He remains active in his field, maintaining a steady professional routine over the years.
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Harvard University
Cambridge Man Shot by His Half Brother
Joseph Welch shot his half-brother John P. Welch at their home 20 Third Street East Cambridge yesterday. John was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a thigh wound. the injury is not life threatening and the victim is expected to recover. Joseph will be charged with assault with a dangerous weapon in Cambridge court this morning.
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Wilson
Frances Drew
Mabelle M. Dutton
East Cambridge
Kittredge
Mazdaznan
Joseph Welch
John P. Welch
Third Street
Cambridge Court
John Welch
Massachusetts General Hospital
Labor Advice by Steffens at Wells Memorial Hall
Lincoln Steffens, famed for exposing municipal graft, spoke to a large Wells Memorial Hall audience on American Skill. He urged labor to demand skilled governance, warned that graft harms all, and stressed reform begins with each person.
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Lincoln Steffens
Wells Memorial Hall
Steffens
Fire Scare In Chelsea Burns Three Horses In Stable
A two alarm blaze in Chelsea killed three horses in Alexander Feinberg's stable at 6 Au purn street shortly before midnight. Firefighters contained the flames in about an hour. Spectators rushed from nearby tenements and families fled as police suspected incendiary origin.
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Chelsea
Alexander Feinberg
Aupurn
Hudson River Liner New York Burns at Dockyard
The steamer New York of the Hudson River Bay Line burned to the waterline after catching fire early today while docked for repairs at Thomas S. Marvel shipyards in Newburgh New York. The blaze threatened nearby ships including the Trojan on the ways, with the vessel ready for launching Saturday. The New York was among the fastest steamers in American waters.
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Newburgh
N. Y
New York
Hudson River Bay Line
Thomas S. Marvel
Trojan
Albany Night Mine
Marvel Yards
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