Malden Society Girl Weds Boston Lawyer in Malden
Miss Hortense E. Stanhope, daughter of Cyrus W. Coomes, married A Chesley York of Rockport and Boston, in a Malden First Baptist Church ceremony. The bride, a leading society figure, graduated Malden High School in 1908 and studied music and art at Robinson Seminary.
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Malden
First Baptist Church of
Hortense E. Stanhope
Cyrus W. Coomes
Murray Hill Road
A. Chesley York
Rockport
Boston
Malden High School
Robinson Seminary
New Hampshire
York
Hortense Eloise Stanhope
Beacon Street
Woolford
Raymond Seeks Quick Sale Of Auto Dusters In New York Stock
In the Imperial Clothing Co. New York stock 476 linen and cotton Auto Dusters priced wholesale from 1.00 to 6.00 dollars. The seller Raymond proposes to sell them as Bath Robes, asserting prices speak for themselves.
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Imperial Clothing Co
New York
Raymond
Unclear Source Fragment on Boston University Alum
Fragment mentions Boston University class year 19 and affiliation with the law firm Devine Giblin York, but lacks usable context or full facts for a complete card.
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Ate
Boston University
Devine, Giblin & York
Tragedy: 14-Year-Old Falls From Window in Court
Pearl Tishler daughter of Jacob Tishler a carpenter of No. 2 Chambers Street fell from a second story window while playing with a friend. She missed her footing on the coping and died several hours later at the Relief Hospital from brain concussion and internal injuries.
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Pearl Tishler
Jacob Tishler
Chambers Street Court
Population of Chicago Estimated at 2,388,500 in 1913 Directory
Chicago announces its 1913 city directory shows an estimated population of 2,388,500, up 62,100 since September 1912. Distribution of the directory began today.
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Chicago
Peace talks under way over Mexican crisis
Washington officials say Nelson O Shaughnessy and John Lind are in frequent contact with Huerta representatives on a new basis for negotiations. They aim to rule out recognizing Huerta, seek a halt to fighting, and facilitate a fair election with Huerta ineligible for re election.
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Washington
Nelson O’shaughnessy
Mexico City
John Lind
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Mexico
Huerta Out as Candidate in Mexico Elections Aide Note
Washington officials interpret Frederico Gamboa note as indirect assurance Huerta will not run in October's Mexican presidential election. They remain cautious on recognizing his government though Huerta's removal from the race would not change US stance. Unofficial reports say Huerta regime faces lasting financial strain and could collapse soon.
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Washington
Huerta
Frederico Gamboa
Mr. Lind
Messrs. O'Shaughnessy
Lind
Victoriano Huerta
Mexico
White House
John Lind
Gamboa
United States
Hayes
Porfirio Diaz
Haldane Speech Broadcast in Post and Montreal Address
Viscount Haldane, head of the English judiciary, delivered a policy declaration at Montreal. Francis Rawle of Philadelphia, chair of the reception committee, announced the official British position upon his return to New York from England.
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Philadelphia
American Bar Association
Montreal
Viscount Haldane
England
Francis Rawle
Rawle
New York
Lord Chancellor Haldane Seeks Anglo Saxon Unity
Viscount Haldane sailed Tuesday night for England. Lord Chancellor said the British policy aims at world unity and peace. He noted London will publish the address with translations in French German Russian and Chinese. Sir Edward Grey approved the text line by line. He praised U S leadership in future material and intellectual influence.
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Rawle
London
Edward Grey
England
United States
Cleveland Heat Wave Records New High At 103
The heat wave in Cleveland continued as the kiosk thermometer hit 103 this afternoon, three degrees above yesterday's high. The record for the year was surpassed and residents faced sustained high temperatures.
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Cleveland
Lola Norris Admits She Lied in Caminetti Trial
Lola Norris testified in the Caminetti case that she had given false statements about her relations with Caminetti. She said she lied to protect the man she loved, while Mrs. Caminetti provided further remarks on the affair and the couple’s motives.
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San Francisco
Lola Norris
F. Drew Caminetti
Caminetti
Maury L
Diggs
Reno
Sacramento
California
W. &. Dean
I. A. Atkinson
Sacramento County
Atkinson
Lela Norris
Dean
Miss Norris
Marshall Woodworth
Caminetti To Protect the Girls." Mrs. Caminetti
Diggs Case Testimony Sets Scene for Short Defense
Sacramento court hears D. T. Leich disclose blunt remarks by Diggs' landlord Diepenbrock about Miss Warrington and married men. Caminett's testimony slated for tomorrow. direct examination expected to take under thirty minutes.
Urge Fairness to All Races Mass Meeting Tonight
Six nationalities will attend a protest meeting at the First African Methodist Episcopal Church on Charles Street West End. The rally aims to oppose racial discrimination and demand equal recognition for all races under the Cosmopolitan Equal Rights Association of Greater Boston.
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African Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Street
West End
Cosmopolitan Equal Rights Association of
Greater Boston
Explosion at Paton Manufacturing Burns Workers In Leominster
An explosion in the Paton Manufacturing Company dust blower system in Leominster endangers 20 workers and injures three, as flame and smoke erupt into the crowded third floor workroom causing a panic.
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Leominster
Paton Manufacturing Company
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