Cupid at Work as Doctor Marries Nurse in Secret Alignment
Dr. Nathaniel N. Morse, a Dartmouth and Harvard Medical School graduate, secretly wed nurse Miss Stewart after a year of marriage plans. The couple, long hidden from Morse family, began their romance in a Worcester hospital and will reside in New York at 222 East Seventeenth Street Gramercy Park district.
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Nathaniel N. Morse
Auburn Place
Auburndale
Dartmouth
Harvard Medical School
New York
Grove and
Auburn Streets
Morses
Morse
Mr. Morse
the Post
Nathaniel
Worcester
Worcester Hospital
Canada
Stewart
Gramercy Park
East Seventeenth Street
Glee Club
Providence
Antwerp Fortifications and Congo Status Top Belgian Parliament Session
Brussels reports the autumn parliamentary session will consider fortifying Antwerp at an estimated 21.6 million dollars and enlarging the docks. The Congo Independent State's status is also on the agenda with Britain and Germany seeking Leopold II’s sovereignty end and Belgium annexation.
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Brussels
Antwerp
Congo
Great Britain
Germany
Leopold
Belgium
Kingdom of
Four Sudden Deaths Reported in Boston Areas
Four sudden deaths were recorded in Boston yesterday. Jennie Smith was found dead in a Hampton House room. An unknown man dropped dead at 35 Village Street South End. A baby smothered while sleeping with its mother at 49 East Dedham Street South End. A woman died suddenly in a doorway in Roxbury.
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Boston
Jennie Smith
Hampton House
Village Street
South End
Woman of mystery dies at Hampton House hotel
A woman identified only as Jennie Smith was found dead in a third floor room at the Hampton House Haymarket Square. Police suspect a fictitious name and mystery surrounding her identity though medical examiners say heart disease caused death.
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Jennie Smith
Hampton House
Haymarket Square
Harris
Briggs
Unknown Man Drops Dead in South End House
An unidentified man about 55 enters Mrs. Minnie Wagner’s apartment at 35 Village Street South End and dies in a chair after a short conversation. Dr. McQueeney suspects heart disease. Medical Examiner McDonald orders autopsy. He was neatly dressed, 5 feet 9 inches, 180 pounds, with tattoos including a heart and arrows on the left arm.
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Minnie Wagner
Village Street
South End
McQueeney
McDonald
City Hospital
Baby Found Smothered to Death in Bed
Patrick A. C. Clifton eight weeks old, son of George H. Clifton of 49 East Dedham Street South End, was found smothered in bed by his father. Medical Examiner McDonald ruled accidental suffocation. Police say the infant slept with a ill mother and it is believed bed clothes were suffocated over the child. The father discovered the tragedy while checking on the sleeping infant.
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Patrick A. C. Clifton
George H. Clifton
East Dedham Street
South End
McDonald
Woman Drops Dead in Doorway in Roxbury
Mrs Annie Griffin age 31 of 8380 Parker Street Roxbury collapsed in the doorway of 38 Heath Street while en route to Baptist Hospital for relief from chronic pain. Her sister Miss Norah Sullivan accompanied her as Undertaker Roach moved the body to City Hospital where Medical Examiner McDonald attributed heart disease as the cause.
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Baptist Hospital
Annie Griffin
Parker Street
Roxbury
Heath Street
Norah Sullivan
Roach
City Hospital
McDonald
Memorial Windows Dedicated at Calvary Cemetery Chapel
Services at Calvary Cemetery chapel Roslindale featured the dedication and blessing of two stained glass windows by Rev. John F. Cummins. The windows, under Father Cummins direction, are a gift from Mrs. James O’Neil of South Boston in memory of her husband. The ceremony included a special musical program by the Sacred Heart Church choir directed by Miss Helen Burk.
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Calvary Cemetery Chapel
Roslindale
John F. Cummins
Sacred Heart Church
Father Cummins
James’o'neil
South
Boston
Helen Burk
Mortuary
Calvary Cemetery
James O’neil
Daniel J. Ahern
Margaret Ahern
Pursuit Through State House Grounds Ends With Arrest
Patrolman Walsh of Division 8 chased James Hamilton, 28, of Roxbury, for about thirty minutes through the State House grounds, eventually capturing him after a wild chase. Isaac Smith, 93 Bowdoin Street, was also arrested for mutual assault following an argument that started on the Common.
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Walsh
West End
State House
James Hamilton
Zeigler Street
Roxbury
Isaac Smith
Bowdoin Street
Smith
Hamilton
American minister protests Turkish retrial in Vartanian case
American minister Leishman sent a note to the Porte protesting the retrial of Ghirkis Vartanian, who claimed American protection. Vartanian was sentenced to death by the Stambul Criminal Court for murder, his sentence later quashed and a new trial ordered, then resentenced to death on October 19.
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Constantinople
Leishman
Porte
Ghirkis Vartanian
Vartanian
Stambul
Apik Undjian
Loubet Leaves Paris for Madrid Amid Crowd Demonstration
President Loubet and Premier Rouvier left Paris by Orleans station for Madrid to renew ties after King Alfonso’s visit to France. Enormous crowds greeted the departure as the leaders began their brief royal exchange visit.
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Loubet
Paris
Madrid
Rouvier
France
Alfonso
Orleans
Woman Sues Over Recovered Wig in Civil Case
Rosa B. Simon sues William S. Winslow in North Adams Civil Court claiming Winslow hired her wig and did not return it. She seeks damages and recovery of the property.
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North Adams
Rosa B. Simon
Williams. Winslow
Winslow
Boy Hero Rescues Sailor At Thames Wharf
New London reports Harry Ignatz ten years old stripped to his underwear at the Chappell wharf and jumped into the Thames to rescue an old Portuguese sailor who had fallen overboard while trying to board his skiff.
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New London
Harry Ignatz
Chappell Wharf
Thames
Chase Contest Begins Today in Probate Court
In Salem Probate Court tomorrow the contest over the will of Mrs. Jennie P. Chase of Swampscott follows her death by self inflicted action over a month ago.
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Salem
Jennie P. Chase
Swampscott
Essex County will contest blooms over million dollar estate
The will assigns nearly 1,000,000 to adopted son De F. Woodruff Chase in a high profile Essex county case. Leading state lawyers represent both sides as testimony on the deceased home life seeks to prove undue influence. Phillips heirs protest, seeking to break the will and revoke the 1899 adoption decree.
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de F. Woodruff Chase
Essex County
Phillips Heirs
de F. Woodruff’ Chase
Progress Steamer Reaches the Soo After Four-Day Vanishing
A telegram from Cleveland reports the steamer Progress of the Corrigan fleet arrived at the Soo late Saturday night after being missing for four days during a recent storm. The vessel had been due at the Soo on Tuesday.
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Soo Cleveland,.o
Corrigan
Progress
Soo
Princeton students to attend chapel twice weekly
Princeton officials announced students must attend chapel on weekdays but now only twice a week instead of daily. The move adjusts previous daily services, affecting campus religious attendance expectations for undergraduates.
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Princeton
N. J
Ban on sales of bird feathers spreads to millinery trade
The Fish and Game Commission has begun confiscating contraband plumage from stores statewide. Letters warn milliners to remove insectivorous and wild bird feathers and return them to wholesalers amid threats of arrest. The commission lists lawful sale birds and notes no law bans ostrich feathers.
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the Fish and Game Commission
Commonwealth
G. W. Field
Japan
China
Drunken assault ends in knife slashing at Lowell party
Jeremiah Harrington, 29, an American Woolen Mills operator, attacked Fred A. Britton five times in Collinsville Lowell and tried to strike Patrick Knight’s guests. Britton’s prognosis is poor as Harrington is captured after fleeing. four men were present, including Britton and Knight. Harrington’s trial is postponed until Britton’s outcome is known.
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Lowell
Jeremiah Harrington
American Woolen Mills
Collinsville
Fred A. Britton
Jewett Avenue
Patrick Knight
Harrington
Parker Avenue
Britton
Knight
Hazing story from Franklin Park ends with Billie’s defense
A late scene in Franklin Park shows kids playing hazing as freshmen duck and tease Billie. The rescuers hear cries for help as the line around Billie is built and the crowd disperses when a police officer arrives. Billie asserts the act mirrors college hazing and calls it the bulliest game yet.
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Billie
Billy
Hazer
Sissie
Pittsburg Police Use Third Degree On $11,000 Theft Suspect
Edward G. Cunliffe, accused of stealing 101000 from Adams Express, is being subjected to police pressure to disclose the missing 11000. He is kept in a cell and denied food and drink as officers press for information on the whereabouts or disposition of the unreturned sum.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Edward G. Cunliffe
Adams Express Company
Cunliffe
Police Seek Missing $11,000 Linked to Pittsburg Robbery
Bridgeport police pursue leads on 11 thousand dollars missing from the Adams Express Company theft in Pittsburg. Captain Arnold says the money may be in Bridgeport or destroyed, and that Cunliffe carried the entire sum into the city. Detectives continue to hunt for the funds and await further clues.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Pittsburg
Edward G
Cunliffe
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