Secret Norfolk-Ties Wedding for Meade and Carver Kin
Mr and Mrs Robert L Meade Jr announce their secret marriage after three months of quiet romance. The couple wed last July by a city justice of the peace in Boston area. Bride Amy Carver daughter of Reuben and Mrs Carver Roxbury 41 Perrin Street. Families say no reason given beyond avoiding ostentation. General Meade’s blessing noted as key.
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Robert L. Meade, Jr
Norfolk Downs
Boston Post
Amy Carver
Reuben Carver
Perrin Street
Roxbury
Union
San Francisco
Meade
Bishop Won't Lose Three Fingers For Kept Oath
In Tombs Police Court Shamsha Spaul a bishop of the Armenian church testified to a barbarous oath sworn with two deacons to return from Armenia by November 1 or forfeit three fingers If the deacons mishandled his funds the bishop pulled them into court to seek redress The magistrate suggested civil action and the Armenians withdrew
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tombs
Shamsha Spaul
Armenia
Weston Dies Suddenly at 65 as First National Bank Chief
Albert H. Weston, 65, president of the First National Bank in Skowhegan since 1896, died in his sleep from heart disease during the night. Friends and colleagues mourn a long serving local banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skowhegan
Albert H. Weston
First National Bank
Uge
Dead Herring Menace Health of Lynn Area
Thousands of dead herring in the Saugus River and adjacent flats threaten public health. Residents say the fish are poisoned during migration and the Board of Health has opened an investigation. Gulls feeding on the fish may also die, raising concern among West Lynn residents.
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Lynn
Saugus River
West Lynn
Board of Health
Painter killed by fall of scaffold at Bridgeport plant
One painter died instantly and two others were seriously injured when scaffolding collapsed at the Singer Manufacturing Company plant in Bridgeport. The deceased is John Naylor of 611 Barnum Avenue. the injured are John Matthews of 231 Kossuth Street and Joseph Packard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Singer Manufacturing Company
John Naylor
Barnum Avenue
John Matthews
Kossuth Street
Joseph Packard
Warning on Kidney Health and Home Remedy Recipe
Noted authority warns backache and loins pain signal kidney trouble especially as pores close. Recommends a home mix of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, taken after meals and at night to regulate urine and cleanse kidneys.
Local incidents report from Greater Boston area
Wilson Farrington of Woburn collided with a horse and buggy in Brighton injuring Clarence Killian. A man fell attempting to climb a fence on Atlantic Avenue and was taken to Relief Station. A theft arrest followed for larceny of coats trousers vests and more from a second hand store. Several street accidents and injuries were reported including a worker struck by a case at Congress Street and a boy hit by a buggy at Washington and East Newton Streets. A fire alarm at 71 Hancock Street caused $100 loss. A death occurred at East Boston home from natural causes.
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Wilson Farrington
Woburn
Commonwealth Avenue
Washington Street
Brighton
Henry IF. Tovey
Clarence Killean
Killian
Daniel Eldes
Atlantc Avenue
Boston
Wolf Weiner
Paris ‘Street
Harry Wolinsky
Border Street
Hancock Street
Margaret Allison
Michael J. Murphy
William Banley
Washington
East Newton Streets
Mary Mosher
Blue Hill Avenue
City Hospital
New York
3Otier
Tron
Newark Street
Hoboken
Philadelphia
League Island Navy Yard
Frankford
ST. Petersburg
Cincinnati
International Pressmen’s Union
Thompson Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Armour, Swift, Morris and Cudahy Packing Companies
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Guild Opposes Merger of Major Railroads in 1907 Vote
Governor Guild says the merger between the Boston and Maine and the New York New Haven and Hartford railroads is settled forever. He recalls the 1907 General Court opposition and notes 1906 defeats of an unrestricted merger for street and steam railways. He accuses Henry M Whitney of favoring non interference by the Commonwealth.
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Henry M. Whitney
New England News in Brief Highlights Local Incidents
A roundup of brief notices from across New England dated Oct 20 1920s-style reports include spitting fines in Manchester, cattle theft fines in Rutland, a father alleged to have ousted his daughter during a storm in Rutland, marriage party dancing bans in Nashua, a no-license push in Gardner, early snow in Yarmouth, liquor seizures at Pine Point Lookaway Inn, Seth M. Milliken’s New York bank ties, Tufts student Fred Allen's improving condition, and Maine potato crop estimates at 106 000 600 bushels.
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Portland
Fickett and Foley
Lookaway Inn
Pine Point
Seth M. Milliken
Mercantile Bank of New York
New York
Worcester
Fred Allen
Tufts College
Shrewsbury
Augusta
Maine
Log rafting on St John River nears season end
Reports from Fredericton show nearly 200 million feet of logs rafted this season by all log driving firms on the St John River. The roundup covers multiple companies and indicates operations are close to finish.
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Fredericton
N. B
St. John River
Worcester Milk Producers Rally Against Boston Contractors
Worcester county milk producers form an independent group to push for fair rail and price terms to Boston. Governor Guild backs the move and a public hearing before the Railroad Commission is set for next Monday at 11. A $25,000 fund plans a Boston milk depot as an offensive and defensive alliance is formed next Tuesday in Worcester.
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Boston
Worcester County Milk Producers
Tre
Governor Guild
Railroad Commission
Worcester County
Worcester
Jonas Bemis
Milk Producers’ Co-operative Association
Maine
New Hampshire
Schoolmaster Wins Auto Suit at Superior Court
James Mahoney a master at the English High School won a Superior Court decision against Tremont Auto Company seeking $35 for a hired automobile. He said he rented the car on November 30 1906 to reach his ill mother in North Brookfield but it broke down and he met her after death. He refused payment for the auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mahoney
Tremont Auto Company
Moving Pictures Of Mile Auto Race Shine In Keith's
Enthusiastic crowds at Keith's yesterday afternoon watched motion pictures of the Diepne triangular circuit during the great 300 mile auto race. The films are praised as the best yet shown locally and exceptionally clear, building intense audience interest. Scenes focus on the starting point and surrounding area.
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Keith
Diepne
Earthquake Report From Washington Seeks Ocean Origin
The Weather Bureau announced a quake starting 11 PM last night and lasting into this morning its origin possibly west of Australia in the southern Indian Ocean. Authorities say it was of considerable intensity at its origin.
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Washington
Weather Bureau Today
Australia
Indian Ocean
Malden Coal Teamster Fatally Injured in Fall
Malden on October 21 James A Farley of Home Street a coal teamster fell from his wagon on Walnut Street was run over by the wheels and died later at Malden Hospital The report notes the fatal accident occurred in Malden and involved a local resident.
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John Morrisey
I Street
South
Boston
Congress Street
Park Square
James Flannery
Maywood Street
Roxbury
Malden
Walnut Street
James A. Farley
Home Street
Malden Hospital
Moran Files Expense Bill in renomination drive
District Attorney Moran reports expenses of $200 for his effort to secure renomination at the primaries. Senator C. L. Dean of Malden spent $115 to obtain renomination.
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Moran Committee
Moran
C. L. Dean
Malden
We Explain Our For Sale Magazine Rush
A reader laments the constant demand for Every-Body's Magazine noting it sells quickly every month. The piece mentions October and November editions, Booth Tarkington and Henry, and Wm. Hard's stories boosting sales as readers seek the next issue.
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Booth Tarkington
Fienry
Phobe
Henry
Wm. Hard
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Oxford Coat of Arms
Oxford Meagers
Coryscorg Chocolate
Mass
Greater Boston
Tech Field
Brooktine
Washington and
Bradley Streets
Dorchester
St. John Baptiste Society
Edward D. Bedrot
Charles Martell
Edward McDonald
John Dempsy
Carson Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cousens’ Wood Yard
Cottage Narm
James Bird
Newton
Rosa A. Drummond
Lindall Place
Morris Cutter
Chelsea
Norton and
Patterson
Margaret Cullen
Marion Street
NEW England News
Manchester
N. W
John Gosselin
Thornton Street
Rutland
Sowler
Julius Tyminski
Carl Keltinski
John Serovols
John Folkosi
Rutland, Vt
William Holden
Lincoln Avenue
Nashua
Wnw. H
Cardner
Gardner
People’s Fixpress Company
Yarmouth
Plainfield
Thomas Tord
Windham County
Sharon
John A. Luncas
Annie P. Lucas
ST. John
New Brunswick Southern Railway
St. Croix River
St. Stephen
Goshen
WN. Y
Charles H. Rogers
Olney Brothers
Alice Ingerick
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
South Side
Kurama
Yokosuka
London
George Frederick Bodley
Norfolk
Durham
N. C
British American Tobacco Company of Great Britain
Schoolmaster
Summer Street
N. Y
Broadway
N. Y. City
Great Raincoat Sale
Goodyear Raincoat Co
Mee
Tienna
Francis Joseph
Sten
Duryeas
Alice Cary Waterman
Janet M. Hill
America
Postal
Iec
National Starch Company
Every- Body
Tur Rirpeway Company
Union Sgtazz
New York City
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