School Girl Is A Bride In Stoughton Tale
Miss Eulatla Churchill a 16 year old Stoughton High School pupil announced she had married Donald Nathaniel Dunbar of Canton. She continued attending class this week and kept the secret from classmates until the joke ended with the mother confirming the marriage and bringing the bride home.
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Stoughton
Eulatla Churchill
Stoughton High School
Donald Nathaniel Dunbar
Canton
Eulaila
Bennington Firebugs Sought After Repeated Bald Mountain Fires
Bennington authorities offer a $100 reward for evidence leading to the arrest and conviction of firebugs after Bald Mountain fires are reset daily. Green Mountain fire rages more fiercely tonight as officials investigate.
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Bennington
Bald Mountain
Green Mountain
Miner Predicts Fate Before Fatal Parrish Coliery Accident
Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania October 23 William Kusyan a Parrish colliery miner who died after a Wednesday accident had warned coworkers that day would be his last. He told them Wednesday was the last day for him and he would not work again.
Fitzgerald Enters Campaign with Stump Speech in Boston
There is a sudden shift in the Democratic race as ex Mayor Fitzgerald announces his candidacy and will deliver his first speech tonight at Blackstone. James W. Synan travels from the state committee to Pittsfield after aiding the Fitzgerald move. Vahey accepts the bid and has run a strong stump campaign helping pressure Republicans on the defense as Fitzgerald plans multiple Boston talks with Vahey.
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Gale & Kent
Court Street
New England
Boston
Taft
Bryan
Hisgen
Debs
Fitzgerald
Blackstone
James W. Synan
State Committee
Pittsfield
Synan
Josiah Quincy
Vahey
Dugan's Bride Surprised by Quiet Boston Wedding
Captain Joseph Dugan head of the Boston police criminal division quietly wed Catherine J. Tracey of Jamaica Plain at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament. The 63 year old officer, on a homicide case, kept the wedding small and unlikely to be followed by a trip.
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Joseph Dugan
Boston
Department of Criminal Investigation
Catherine J. Tracey
Jamaica Plain
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
A. T. Connolly
Captain Dugan
South End Man Ends Life with a Bullet
The body of John R. Loud was found in his room in the South End yesterday after he fired a bullet into his brain. Death was instantaneous. Loud worked at Arthur A. Bishop Accounting Company at 34 Merchants' Row. His accounts were found satisfactory. He leaves a small daughter.
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John R. Loud
South End
Loud
Arthur A. Bishop
Auction of a vagrant on Hazard public square
In Sargent Kentucky on the Hazard public square Stephen Atkins a vagrant was sold at public auction for 13 cents. Bidding started at 8 cents and rose to 13 cents when Rettre Slemp a farmer bought the prize.
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Sargent, Ky
Hazard
Stephen Atkins
Atkins
Dend
Rettre Slemp
Mayor Delays on Good Government stance over alderman candidate
Mayor Hibbard sought guidance from Edmund Billings of the Good Government Association about the board of aldermen candidate. Billings refused to state the association’s planned attitude. Timilty, linked to the mayor, defended his ties as serving laboring men, saying the results speak for themselves.
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Hibbard
Edmund Billings
The
Good Government Association
Board of Aldermen
Billings
Post
Alderman Timilty
Timilty
New York Man Accidentally Shot Eye Receives Operation
James Stryker of New York who lost an eye in a 15 year old accident felt a new sensation. Dr. John H Van Mater of Atlantic Highlands performed a successful operation today restoring vision.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
James Stryker
New York
Salvation Prayers Promised for Blanche Deyo
Pittsburg on October 23 reports the East End W. C. T. U. will every member offer prayers for the salvation of Blanche Deyo who performed the Salome dance at the Duquesne Theatre last week.
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Pittsburg
Blanche Deyo
Duquesne Theatre
Promising Rheumatism Remedy Touted in Newspaper Ad
An old newspaper clipping promotes a simple tonic for rheumatism and backache. It prescribes one ounce Compound Sarsaparilla and Toris Compound with a half pint whiskey, taken before meals and at night, shaken before each use, to purge blood poisons and restore health within a month.
Root Acts in Pouren Case
Washington reports Secretary Root refused to issue a warrant for extradition of Jan Janoff Pouren, a Russian refugee. The decision is without prejudice to Russia pursuing a new proceeding with evidence supporting extradition for a political offence under treaty.
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Washington
Jan Janoff Pouren
Root
Russia
Department of State
Giant chimney to topple at East Boston grain elevator
The 176 foot high chimney at the Boston & Albany grain elevator in East Boston, containing 240000 bricks, is to fall this afternoon with a controlled fire set at 1 o'clock. Flues and interior are removed. wooden supports placed to guide the fall.
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Boston & Albany
Boston
Child awakens to save town from fire at Bealisville
In Washington Pennsylvania on Oct 2 a 7-year-old girl Louise Hill woke her parents to a bright light in her room. Her warning prevented greater damage as one dwelling and a blacksmith shop burned, causing about 5000 dollars in losses.
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Washington
Penn
Louise Hill
Bealisville
David G. Wood Killed in Auto Accident at Noridgewock
David G. Wood, 73, a retired Mercer merchant and former selectman, died when his car skidded in sand on the Waterville road and overturned. His wife survived with minor injuries. He had moved to Noridgewock seven years ago and also served as deputy sheriff. He is survived by a widow and daughter Mrs. E. G. Edwards of La Junta, Colorado.
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Norridgewock
David G. Wood
Waterville
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