Cambridge Church Wedding for Cunningham Whitman Pair
Miss Caroline A Cunningham, graduate of Fuelton School and New England Conservatory of Music, married Francis C Whitman at First Evangelical Congregational Church Cambridge. Attendants were Edith Kilbourn and Howard Lambkin. Mary Cummings was flower bearer. Groom born in Genoa Italy works in electrical business.
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Caroline A. Cunningham
Fuelton School
New England Conservatory of Music
George
Lectures at Harvard on The Validity of Religious Experience
The Rev. George H. Barrow opened a Harvard lecture series yesterday on The Validity of Religious Experience. His initial talk, The Problem, began in the afternoon and will run through the coming month with public admission.
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George H. Barrow
Harvard
English Poets Alfred Noyes and Von Dobschutz to Speak at Lowell Institute
Alfred Noyes and Professor von Dobschutz have been chosen to deliver free public lectures at the Lowell Institute this year. Noyes will discuss The Sea in English Poetry starting November 10 on Mondays and Tuesdays, while von Dobschutz will cover The Influence of the Bible on Civilization starting November 11 on Tuesdays and Fridays. Admission is free but tickets are required from the curator at 491 Boylston Street.
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Alfred Noyes
Ernst von Dobschutz
University of Halle-Wittenberg
Harvard
Lowell Institute
Noyes
von Dobschutz
Boylston Street
Coal Schooner Rebecca J. Moulton Floats After Grounding
The coal laden schooner Rebecca J. Moulton bound from South Amboy to Portland went ashore on East Chop Shoal last night near Vineyard Haven. She filled with water today but her hull shows no apparent damage and she will likely be pumped out and floated.
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Vineyard Haven
Rebecca J. Moulton
South Amboy
Portland
East Chop Shoal
Richeson Operation Suing for Medical Fees
Dr. Howard A. Lothrop testifies to Judge Hall that Clarence V. T. Richeson would have died after self mutilation without immediate operation. Lothrop sues Suffolk County to recover 635 dollars for the jail surgery and follow up visits.
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Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Judge Hall
Howard A. Lothrop
Suffolk
Richeson
Surgeon Describes Jail Case and $500 Operation
The physician recounted a morning Dec 20 1911 rushed summons to Richeson in a jail cell. He performed a major operation with sheriff and doctors present and later found bandages disturbed. He charged $500 and refused Sheriff Quinns offer to share the bill. sues Belle A Floyd administrator for the amount due. Judge Hall will consider the case.
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Richeson
Lothrop
Belle A. Floyd
Seavey
John L. Ames
Posner sues Vahey for loans in Suffolk court
David H. Posner of Boston files a suit in Suffolk Municipal Court seeking 1064.65 in total against James H. Vahey for 615.64 unpaid balance on two checks dated December 17 and 19 1908 drawn on Union Market National Bank Watertown.
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David H. Posner
Boston
Suffolk Municipal Court
James H. Vahey
Posner
Vahey
Union Market National Bank
Watertown
D. H. Posner
World’s Christian Endeavor Convention Postponed
Smallpox in Sydney forces indefinite postponement of the World's Christian Endeavor convention planned for early March 1914. Rev. Dr. Francis E. Clark says epidemic has persisted, disrupting Preparations in Australia and America. several noted speakers were set to attend. The new date and location have not been decided.
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Sydney
Australia
Francis E. Clark
Clark
America
Maconald
Canada
Charles M. Sheldon
Kansas
F. E. Clark
Whitman calls in Sulzer sleuth for mayoral probe
New York District Attorney Whitman issues a subpoena for John A. Hennessy, former graft investigator for Governor Sulzer, to testify about statements concerning Edward E. McCall, Democratic mayoral contender. Whitman also plans an investigation next Thursday before a magistrate to decide whether to present charges to the grand jury.
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New York
Whitman
John A. Hennessy
Sulzer
Hennessy
Edward E. McCall
Senate seeks end to death benefit for lawmakers widows
Senator Kenyon of Iowa introduced a resolution declaring the annual salary for widows of Senators and Representatives who die in office to be without legal warrant and should be discontinued. The measure was temporarily withdrawn due to a technical discussion.
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Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
Roosevelt in Sao Paulo Receives Warm Welcome
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt arrived by special train from Rio de Janeiro with Mrs. Roosevelt and party. He was greeted at the station by Dr. Rodriguez Alves and officials, then hosted at the Compadres Palace. He toured the museum and spoke at the Government University on Character and Civilization.
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Sao. Paulo
Brazil
Theodore Roosevelt
Rio Janeiro
Roosevelt
Sao Paulo
Rodriguez Alves
Comteprentes Palace
United States
Government University
Roosevelt on intellect and character in national greatness
Colonel Roosevelt argues that intellect must serve character not dominate it. He warns that nations fail when intellect is pursued as an end rather than a means, whether expressed in commerce or art, and urges a balanced foundation of character for lasting greatness.
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Roosevelt
North
South
New York Coroner Seeks Interstate Mercury Sale Ban
Coroner Feinberg of New York asks Representative Calder to propose a bill restricting interstate commerce in bichloride of mercury tablets. He urges labeling requirements and a New York prescription restriction after the death of Isaac Levy from mercury tablets.
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Washington
Feinberg
New York
Calder
Congress
New York Assembly
Isaac Levy
Fatally Shot in Runaway Near Monson Maine
Everett Dore a 55 year old trapper died after his gun discharged while he had set it on the wagon seat to shoot a squirrel. He died about an hour later in the village hospital. he leaves a widow a daughter and four sons.
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Monson
Everett Dore
Dore
Supreme Court to review verdict reached by chance
The Supreme Court asked the Fourth Circuit to review a case on whether a jury verdict decided by random estimation is lawful. A juror in a McDonald Illinois case sought to testify that jurors split the award by dividing a total by 12, challenging the verdict.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
North Carolina
A. K. Hyder
D. J. McDonald
Illinois
Trains resume on damaged New Haven line after wreck near Bradford
Westery track report notes work continuing after Friday night collision of the New Haven and Hartford express. About 3 percent of passengers were injured. Debris removal and track grading proceeded as Mrs. D. M. Straus of Boston remained among the most seriously injured but not in danger of death.
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Westerly
R. I
Bradford
New York
New Haven
Hartford
D. M. Straus
Boston
Police Society Sued For 500 In Death Benefit Dispute
Benjamin Durgin sues the Boston Police Relief Association in Suffolk Municipal Court seeking 100 for a death benefit. He states he was a member on June 26 1908 and his wife died that date. He alleges by law the member earns 10 when a wife dies and requests payment he never received.
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Suffolk
Benjamin Durgin
Boston Police Relief Association
Durgin
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