Man agrees to limit kisses to ten daily after wedding
Wadiso Boroughski vows not to kiss his bride more than ten times a day in the first year of marriage with five kisses before noon and five after lunch. If he exceeds, his wife may complain to Jersey City Justice Manning and he will face consequences. The pact was drawn up by Counsellor Stuhr before Justice Robert Mier.
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New York
Wadiso Boroughski
Alexandria Chusky
Alexandria Boroughski
Nee Chuski
Manning
Second Criminal Court
Jersey City
Stuhr
Justice of the Peace
Robert Mier
Boroughski
Woman Lives as Man After 34 Years of Womanhood
In Brooklyn a 34 year old woman Miss May Best reveals a profound transformation after expert consultation in New York. She will assume a man’s name and male role while living in a new city. The shift follows sudden realization that feminine ambitions are hopeless and signals a life rebuilt under a masculine identity.
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New York
Brooklyn
Miss May
Miss Best
How to Eat Walk Women Hear Wade Lecture
In New Haven on October 22 Mrs Linda Ross Wade spoke to a crowded armory of women about health and daily routines, focusing on habits for better sleep and comfort. The talk addressed lifestyle, posture, and practical tips for improving rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Linda Ross Wade
District Attorney Moran Urged by Honest Citizens
A rally declares Moran the right choice as the text attacks graft money channels through lawyers and two voter groups. It urges support for Moran as DA amid accusations against other political graft networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Moran
Man Thrown From Window Injures in Castle Square
Thomas Galvin, 25, of 15 Pine Street, was found with severe head and face injuries in Castle square early yesterday. He said he had been thrown from a window at 16 Ferdinand Street by an unknown assailant and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Toomey
Station 5
Thomas Galvin
Pine Street
Castle Square
Ferdinand Street
Galvin
City Hospital
Gloom In St Patrick's T A Over J J Hayes Death
After mass at St Patrick's Church a breakfast gathering of St Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society and the ladies' society received news of James J Hayes death. Hayes was a leading worker in the society and belonged to Highland Mutual Aid Society St Patrick's T A and L Society St Vincent De Paul Society Division 39 A O H and the Holy Name Society.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley. Street
St. Patrick's
Highland Mutual Aid Society
St. Patrick's T. A. and L. Society
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Division 39
A.O. H
Holy Name Society
Tulip Club Dance Party Planned in Worcester Square
In Catholic Union Hall Worcester square tomorrow night the Tulip Club hosts a dancing party. The club consists of popular young ladies from Roxbury and South Boston and a most enjoyable time is anticipated.
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Catholic Union Hall
Worcester Square
Tulip Club
Roxbury
South Boston
Newport Vermont reports heaviest local earthquake on record
In Newport Vermont on October 22 a shaking from what residents described as the heaviest quake ever felt in the area rattled houses and crockery. The single brief tremor was followed by a sound resembling a distant explosion.
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Newport
Anne Warren May Not Live
Anne Warren a 9 year old girl is severely burned after a kerosene lamp accident in her attic room at 8 York Street South Boston. She lies in critical condition at City Hospital with limited furnishings and a bare living situation despite bank savings and distant well to do relatives.
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Anne Warren
Boston
City Hospital
William Connolly
Salem teen sustains severe burns in cellar fire rescue
George Smiley and Frank Robinson rushed to 119 High Street Danvers at 2 30 pm to find Mary Conroy 15 daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Conroy on fire in the cellar. Smiley wrapped her in a coat and smothered the flames. Doctors Magee and Boutell say the front of her body is badly burned and she is in critical condition at Salem Hospital.
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Danvers
George Smiley
Frank Robinson
Salem
Gloucester Fleet Secures Fishing Rights on Treaty Coast
A telegram to Congressman A P Gardner from Secretary of State Root reports the British ambassador says Newfoundland officials are not preventing American herring fishing nor distinguishing between registered and licensed vessels. Americans may use nets but must not hire Newfoundlanders. three mile limit warnings issued.
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Hamilton
Gloucester
Newfoundland
A. P. Gardner
Root
Rockland Man Rescued From Drowning in Charlestown Spill
Bartholomew Wheaton 22 of Rockland fell overboard from the Warren Bridge at Charlestown. William Hogan of Moulton Street and trolley tender Thomas Pollard pulled him from the water, taking him to Police Station 145 and then Relief Hospital.
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Bartholomew Wheaton
Rockland
William Hogan
Moulton Street
Charlestown
Wheaton
Warren Bridge
Hogan
Thomas Pollard
Paralysis Healed by Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
Mr Kenney, once facing paraly sis, credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with a complete recovery after seven boxes. He describes initial symptoms including hot and cold sensations, numbness, sharp pains, headaches, sleepless nights, and reliance on opiates before healing. He remains employed by the Merrimac Hat Company and lives at 101 Aubin Street Amesbury MA. The remedy is sold by druggists and Williams Medicine Company of Schenectady NY.
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Williame
Kenney
Mr. Kenney
Dr. Williams
Society Girl’s Wedding Angers Her Mother
Mrs Ames questions the match of Mabelle Ames to Dr Chirurg amid doubts about his education and history. The physician claimed by his bride’s family is said to have registered in 1894 as a legally recognized doctor in Boston. The Rev Paul Revere Frothingham says he married the couple after inquiries.
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Mabelle
Medical College
Indiana
Chirurg
Michael Chirurg
State House
Boston
Harrison Avenue
Washington Street
Tremont Street
Paul Revere Frothingham
Dr. Chirurg
Miss Ames
Post
James T. Morse
The
Eastern Steamship Company
Fanny Nableson
Bessie Goldstein
S. Aronson
East Boston
Julius Kimball
Herman Kimball
David Block
Germany
Rose Hyman
Dunstfrewnd
O. B. A. Lodge
Ohel Jacob Society
Lenag Adjadik Society
Carnegie's Niece and Coachman Husband Enter Society
New York society acknowledges Nancy Carnegie and her husband James Hever as the buyers of Silas Albertson's 78 acre farm near Albertson's station two miles from Roslyn L I. The pair paid 46800 dollars for the Albertson land once in the Albertson family since 1776 and will join Long Island's fashionable circle with neighbors including Lloyd Bruce and the Mortimers. Uncle Andy Carnegie may visit, and a miniature Carnegie library is planned in the Hever home.
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New York
Westbury
Andrew Carnegie
Nancy
James .Hever
Silas Albertson
Albertson
Roslyn
L. L
Long Island Colony
Lloyd Bruce
Jimmy” Burdens
Cass Canfield
H. B. Duryea
Foxhall Keene
Stanley Mortimers
Osgood Pell
Traveres
Winthrops
Best
George Carnegie
Pease
Andy
Hever
Carnegie
Depew wife buys layette for baby in New York shop
Mrs Chauncey M Depew visited a downtown department store to select a full baby trousseau and layette including a $50 basinet with muslin lace She asked about pink and blue garments and planned to send the items as a surprise to an address on Avenue Street East Boston marked by a 25th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Dunstfrewnd with guests and gifts noted.
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New York
Chauncey M. Depew
Trousseau
Layette
Mrs. Depew
25 Years of Married Life Celebration
With about 200 relatives and friends in attendance including many from New York, Mr and Mrs Adolph Dinstfrewnd of 144 Chelsea Street celebrated twenty five years of married life.
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New York
Adolph Dinstfrewnd
Chelsea Street
DUNSTFREWNDS CELEBRATE 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Mr and Mrs Adolph Dunstfreund of 144 Chelsea Street East Boston marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary yesterday in a family gathering highlighted by friends and neighbors.
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J. H. Arjian
Adolph Dunstfrewnd
Chelsea Street
Boston
House Warming at Brookline Home of Mr and Mrs John Craig
Theatrical folk gathered at the new Brookline residence of Mr and Mrs John Craig at 27 Babcock street for an old fashioned house warming. Mrs Craig’s mother Mrs aucpaed D Young and Miss Edith Gaf eld helped receive guests. Mrs Craig wore pale yellow crepe de chine with pearl trimmings.
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John Craig
Babcock Street
Brookline
Admiral Seymour Sails for England After New York Visit
Admiral Sir Herbert Seymour of the British navy and Captain H. E. Mahan attended services at St. Paul’s Church Brookline with Captain Wyndham and the British consul. They heard a sermon by Rev. Leonard Kip Storrs. After luncheon Seymour and Mahan departed for New York. the admiral plans to sail for England on Wednesday.
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Sir Herbert Seymour
Wyndham
H. E. Mahan
St. Paul's Church
Brookline
Leonard Kip Storrs
D. D
Admiral Seymour
Captain Mahan
New York
England
Runaway Potter Returned Home as Others Remain at Large
Alfred Potter aged 15 fled Providence with two companions called Pop Thompson and Sam Powers. Potter was found begging pennies in Forest Hills square and taken to Jamaica Plain station. The other two youths, described as 15, slight, tall, in dark clothes, remain at large and a general police alarm was issued.
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Alfred Potter
Forest Hills Square
McAdams
Jamaica Plain
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Layeite
Annie
Mary
Matthew
Herman
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Puritan Dental Co
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