Smart Set at This Wedding in Brookline
A Brookline wedding united Miss Josephine Hall Shailer and Walter Francis Wyeth in a ceremony at the Shailer home attended by about 200 guests. Rev. I. B. Fitts officiated. The couple plans to reside in West Newton after a wedding tour.
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Greater Boston
Brookline
Josephine Hall Shailer
Robert Ames Shailer
Walter Francis Wyeth
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Dean Road
I. 8. Fitts
St. Stephen's Church
Boston
Shailer
New York
Alfred C. Turner
Edna M. Simpson
Chicago
Harry Stearns
Catherine Partridge
Hingham
Roberta Shailer
Harold L. Shailer
Kenneth Mark
William B. Moore
Mrs. Wyeth
West Newton
Haskell Riley Wedding Quiet in Malden
Miss Annie Josephine Riley of 11 Wentworth street wed Edward Dana Haskell, Medford businessman, yesterday in Providence. The bride, 24, is daughter of Mrs. Mary Riley and late P. J. Riley, with two brothers in professional careers. The couple, who planned a quiet ceremony, arrived home to Medford.
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Malden
Annie Josephine Riley
Wentworth Street
Edward Dana Haskell
Medford
Providence
Mary Riley
P. J. Riley
Boston
Haskell
Throwing Silver Coins in Hartford Divorce Case
In Hartford, Emma Edwards testified in Superior Court that her husband Herbert Edwards abused her by throwing silver dollars and striking her with a coin-filled pocket. The couple's dissolution suit proceeded to a point but was later withdrawn as Edwards and counsel chose not to contest.
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Hartford
Conn
Emma N. Edwards
Superior Court
Dliverce
Herbert Edwards
Edwards
Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Digestion and Strength
The article extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for weak stomachs and thin, dyspeptic people. It claims the tablets supply natural peptones and diastase to digest flesh-forming foods and build strength, with broad sale in the United States, Canada and Britain at 50 cents for complete treatment.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Advocates Murderer Vivisection Debate at National Prison Congress
Lincoln Neb. Chancellor B Benjamin Andrews told delegates that living body experiments by scientists could benefit humanity. He argued cadavers are insufficient for progress and noted voluntary criminals might have records expunged if they volunteered to be experimented on.
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Lincoln
Neb
B. Benjamin Andrews
The
State University
National Prison Congress
St. Paul’s Church
Andrews
Eight German maids honored for long faithful service
In New York on October 25 a German Housewives' Society ceremony at the Tuxedo rewarded eight faithful maids for devoted service to a single mistress. Three maids earned the premium for the third time, completing six years in one position.
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New York
New York Millionaire Leonard Ames Weds Domestic Helper
Leonard Ames former president of the Ames Iron Works and longtime millionaire married Miss Fanny Rowbotham of Oswego New York at Christ Episcopal Church. The ceremony had 200 groom friends and no relatives of the bride attended.
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New York
Leonard Ames
Ames Iron Works
Christ Episcopal Church
Fanny Rowbotham
Oswego
N. Y
Girl Wife's Divorce Plea He’s Too Old
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on October 26 17 year old Myrle Beattie now Mrs A M Grubbs filed for divorce from her husband Dr Grubbs a physician and church member. She told Alderman Coursin I do not want to live with him he is too old and she is pursuing the case with her parents present.
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M’keesport
Penn
A. M. Grubbs
Myrle Beattie
Dr. Grubbs
Alderman Coursin
Milligan Reardon Wedding at St Vincent’s Residence
One of the prettiest weddings of the season united Miss Janie S. Reardon and James G. Milligan at St Vincent’s parochial residence with Rev. Father Grant officiating. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace and carried bride roses, attended by Miss Mary G. McGuigan. best man Thomas C. Gillen. A reception followed at 401 Seventh Street before the couple begins a wedding tour and residence.
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St. Vincent’s
Janie S. Reardon
James G. Milligan
Grant
Mary G. McGuigan
Everett
Thomas C. Gillen
Dorchester
401
Seventh Street
Tramp Believed Buried Amid Debris After Farm Fire
In West Bridgewater on October 26 a large barn fire destroyed buildings owned by Lyman B. and Edmund Copeland. A report of a tramp possibly burned in the blaze prompted a ruins search, but no remains were found. Loss about 10000 dollars, with cattle, horses, hay, and farm equipment burned or ruined.
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West Bridgewater
Lyman B
Edmund Copeland
Copeland
Hartwell
Mies Marty Kerr
Copelands
Guardian seeks injunction to bar William Eager from contacting Ella White
Judge Morton in the Superior Court equity session issued an injunction on Frank O White guardian of Mrs Ella White restraining William Eager from speaking writing or communicating with her The writ also bars him from receiving money or property Mrs White of Brookline left 13 000 from her late husband who died last May She was a prominent Brookline figure before 1901 and has been under guardianship after time in Westboro asylum Eager a widower with three children lives at 36 Falmouth street His mother disputes claims he regularly received money from Mrs White Eager will oppose a permanent injunction
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Morton
Equity
Superior Court
Frank O. White
Ella White
William Eager
Eager
Brookline
Westboro Asylum
Hager
Falmouth Street
Monument to William McKinley Unveiled in Springfield
A bronze memorial to President William McKinley was unveiled in Springfield amid thousands of residents. Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild Jr delivered a glowing oration. Miss Sally Leeds, granddaughter of Elisha Morgan, unveiled the statue as Rev. Dr. Frank L. Goodspeed offered a prayer. James T. Abbe led the McKinley memorial commission in presenting the monument.
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Springfield
William McKinley
Philip Martiny
New York
Curtis Guild, Jr
Sally Leeds
Elisha Morgan
Frank L. Goodspeed
James T. Abbe
McKinley Memorial Commission
Memorial words from Lieut Gov Guild on a statesman
City officials and Lieut Gov Guild praised the late figure, saying he deserved laurel and martyrdom for his service. They stressed he was not Washington or Lincoln but defined by his noble citizenship and unexampled public spirit.
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F. W. Dickinson
Guild
Washington
Lincoln
Franklin
Webster
Clay
Adams
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