Harvard Professor William Schofield Weds Boston Philanthropist
Professor William Henry Schofield of Harvard marries Mrs. Charles P. Cheney of Boston at the bride’s country home in Peterboro New Hampshire. The ceremony was officiated by Bishop Edward M. Parker. The couple will sail for Europe September 26 to Berlin and return to Cambridge later.
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Parker
Schofield
Harvard University
Harvard
University of Berlin
Uni
Berlin
Roosevelt
Boston
New Hampshire
Peterboro
Professor Schofield
Europe
Deutschland
Cambridge
Bishop Lawrence
Brattle Street
Grieg Dies in Norway Casts Nation in Mourning
Edward Hagerup Grieg famed Norwegian composer dies suddenly in Bergen at age 42. Funeral set for Sept 9 with national bodies honoring memory. Queen Maud Queen Alexandra Dowager Empress of Russia and Princess Victoria attend National Theatre tribute featuring incidental music from Peer Gynt. Remains to lie in State Museum before cremation at Moellendal. Born Bergen 1842 to Scottish ancestry. educated in Leipzig and Copenhagen.
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Christiania
Norway
Edward Hagerup Grieg
Bergen
Ibsen
Peer Gynt
Grieg
National Theatre Tonight
Aase
Queen Maud
Queen Alexandra
England
Russia
Victoria
State Museum
Moellendal
Leipsic
Copenhagen
Chorus Girl Saves Scene After Adele Ritchie Faints
Freda Lingard stepped in to sing the line as Adele Ritchie fainted on stage at the Majestic during I’d Rather Two-step Than Waltz. Ritchie, ill with indigestion, left the first scene of the second act, recovered, and returned to finish the show. Patrons praised Lingard for her quick action.
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Adele Ritchie
Freda Lingard
Miss Ritchie
Justice of the Peace Sidwell Endorses Coopers Medicine
Chicago veteran and justice of the peace R L Sidwell of 3322 Dearborn Street testifies for Cooper's remedies via Jaynes Drug Stores. He describes years of stomach pain and relief after several weeks on the treatment, claiming renewed appetite and vigor and calling the medicine a wonder.
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Chicago
Mr. Cooper
R. L. Sidwell
Dearborn Street
Cooper
Boston
Jaynes Drug Stores
Mr. Sidwell
Probe Phantom Payrolls Stir Boston Politicians
Delays in evidence on state and city contingent fund usages push grand jury toward a likely special session next week. Investigations focus on the New England Telephone Company and its methods of influencing Boston aldermen and councilmen with free telephones.
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New England Telephone Company
Boston
District Attorney summons hotel and telephone figures in probe
District Attorney Moran questioned Touraine Parker's and Young's Hotels owner J Reed Whipple and George H Dresser head of New England Telephone employment bureau amid a probe into hotel and telephone company spending on Boston politicians. Moran aims to present evidence to the grand jury as an extra session seems possible next week.
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John B. Moran
J. Reed Whipple
Touraine
Parker's
Young’s
Young’s Hotel
Governor’s Council
Whipple
Aim
McGettrick
John P. Manning
Moran
George H. Dresser
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Mr. Dresser
Atorney Hulburt
The
Telephone Company
Mr. Moran
Dresser
Highway Commissioners
Boston
Grand Jury
Boston Lawyer Robert Dickerman Suicide at Salem Hospital
Salem September 4. Robert M. Dickerman of Brookline a Boston lawyer with an office at 31 State street committed suicide by hanging in the private hospital of Dr. George E. Percy where he was under brain tumor treatment. He had summered at Marblehead and was brought to the hospital earlier this week. A close watch failed to prevent the act and his body was found hanging from a bathrobe rope. He leaves a widow and two children and was connected with John A. Curtin of the Brookline Board of Selectmen and Charles G. Bancroft of Natick.
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Salem
Robert IK. Dickerman
Brookline
State Street
Boston
George E. Percy
Dickerman
Marblehead
Percy
John A. Curtin
Brookline Board of Selectmen
Charles G. Bancroft
Natick
Captain Sorensen Returns with New Fishing Steamer Mary
The fishing steamer Mary, recently purchased by Captain Sorensen for Boston Bay, arrived at Central wharf from New York. Friends and others toured the vessel and hailed it as a distinct upgrade over the Philadelphia, now owned by Captain T. D. Packard of Jacksonville for service on the St. John's River Florida.
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Mary
Sorensen
Boston Bay
Central Wharf
New York
Philadelphia
T. D. Packard
Jacksonville
St. John’s River
Florida
Stephen Delaney Named Dedham High Football Coach
Dedham Sept 4 J Stephen Delaney appointed head coach of the Dedham High School eleven and will begin Sept 15. He has served as assistant coach for baseball and football for two years and captained the eleven in 1901. He is a member of the Dedham A A club playing at right end.
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Dedham
J. Stephen Delaney
Dedham High School
Dedham A. A
Labor strikes and union actions update in Massachusetts
After a six month open shop strike marble workers and polishers return to work with a demand to discharge non union staff and rehire strikers. Sixteen tradesmen quit the Star Theatre project Tremont row over non union sheet metal workers. Union plumbers electricians and sheet metal workers support the telegraphers strike with financial aid. Prince Stedman of Brockton elected president of the Lathers District Council of Eastern Massachusetts. Lathers pulled from three Wood Wire and Metal Lathers Union 72 jobs over unfair conditions at Grove Hall Salem and Middlesex road Brookline. Union supports Deer Island lathing.
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Star Theatre
Tremont Row
Prince
Stedman
Brockton
Lathers’ District Council
Massachusetts
Union Lathers
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers
Grove Hall
Salem and
Prince Streets
Middlesex Road
Brookline
Deer Island
Wolf's My Clothier Offers Free Alterations
In a sales pitch the store at Hanover and Portland streets proclaims free alterations on suits coats and skirts. The offer promises savings of 1 to 3 dollars by avoiding tailoring costs.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Boxing Case in Chelsea Court
In Chelsea District Court Judge Cutler held a hearing on a boxing case involving Jerry Gaines Charley Haghey Jimmy Hanlon and Gus Ross charged with assault and battery from bouts at the Winnisimmet Athletic Club on July 16. The hearing will resume.
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Jerry Gaines
Charley Haghey
Jimmy Hanlon
Gus Ross
Cutler
Chelsea
Winnisimmet Athletic Club
Hanlon
Ross
Gaines
Haghey
Senator Vahey
Neal
Barrett
Plunkett
Keating
Grady
Edward E. Keevin
Old Ironsides Not a Fake Declares Charles F Ready
Charles F Ready, secretary of the Bostonian Society, denounces Congressman Miller’s claim that the Constitution at Charlestown Navy Yard contains no original wood. He asserts official records prove the ship remains the old Ironsides and credits Massachusetts citizens for funding its preservation. He also notes a model relic placed in the Navy Secretary’s office during Roosevelt’s presidency.
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Charles F. Ready
Bostonian Society
George Miller
Constitution
Charlestown Navy Yard
Congress
Navy
Roosevelt
Congressman Mil
Mike Donovan to Exhibit Two Mile Walk at Wonderland Track
Mike Donovan renowned as a square heel and toe walker will stage a two mile exhibition each evening next week on Wonderland track during a go as you please contest. Donovan invites any challenger worldwide for a heel and toe match for any stake.
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Mike Donovan
Wonderland
Donovan
Substitutes Cost More Even When Advertised Goods Are Cheap
Advertisers claim large scale production lets manufacturers offer high quality items at lower prices, arguing substitutes remain costly regardless of price. The rhetoric frames consumer choices as a balance of value versus inferior imitations.
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Henry Siegel Co
Siegel Organization
America
Siegel
Caught Big Codfish In Gloucester Harbor
Master Elliott Karcher son of Deputy Sheriff John Karcher caught the season s largest codfish off Gloucester weighing 65 pounds. He hauled it aboard Freeman D Hodgdon s yacht after a long tug in deep water reports say.
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Gloucester
Elliott Karcher
John Karcher
Freeman D. Hodsdon
Karcher
Care of the Teeth pamphlet promotes SOZODONT use
Millions worldwide use SOZODONT as a tooth cleanser and mouth antiseptic tonic. The pamphlet The Care of the Teeth appeals to readers who value healthy teeth and want to maintain them.
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Prof. Schofield
W. Henry Schofield
Edward H. Grieg
New Fall
Henry Siegel
Coashington and
Essex Streets
Ina
Steve Delaney
Dedham High
LABOR
Hayward Priace
Hayward Place
Axminster
Bargain
Hayward Pls
Farren
Portieres
Essex Street
Charles F
Ler
Governor Guild
Senator Lodge
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