Former Boston nurse welcomed on Fifth Ave
New York dispatch reports Charles Chauncey Stillman, son of banker James Stillman, has married a Boston trained nurse and is working in Southern Pacific machine shops in San Francisco while on vacation. James Stillman defends his son’s course, denying reconciliation, and notes the marriage has family approval. He says the son will train across railroading branches for five more years and remains employed in railroad work.
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New York
San Francisco
Charles Chauncey Stillman
James Stillman
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Boston
Southern Railway
James J. Hill
Mr. Stillman
Religious differences halt Bloomfield wedding voyage
Florence Radcliffe of Montclair and William Wegge faced an abrupt altar interruption as Radcliffe, a Protestant, agreed to a Catholic ceremony but her future mother in law objected. The bride and aunt left for Danbury while Wegge planned to travel to St Louis alone if needed.
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Hymen
Bloomfield
N. J
Florence Radcliffe
Montclair
Willam Wegge
Church of the Sacred Heart
Miss Radcliffe
Trousseau
St. Louis
Wegge
Danbury
Court records deny high hat kicks by Mrs Blum
Mrs Lillian Blum denies husband Jacob Blum’s separation suit charges. She cites pes planus or flat feet making high kicking movements impossible and refutes placing a bepeticoated broom beside a sleeping man, saying a broomstick dummy was involved and she had no part.
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New York
Lillian Blum
Jacob Blum
Only Union Beekeeper to Wear Petticoats in Port Chester
Mary Hylick, 18, daughter of John Hylick, became the sole woman member of New York State's Bartenders' Union local in Port Chester. Initiated at the local meeting, her admission drew loud cheers as patrons once threatening to withdraw unless union labor was used witnessed the event.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Mary Hylick
John Hylick
Bartenders’ Union
New York State
Adee Street
Mary
Hylick
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