Denies Gretna Green Wedding Report in Newton
Mary F. Cavanaugh dismisses a claim she and Bartley J. Quinlan secured a Providence marriage license calling the report a joke. She says she just returned from Manchester and Quinlan was away at Framingham. Her sister Alice confirms the denial as Quinlan serves with Company C Fifth Regiment M V M. The couple are Newton residents and children of Michael Cavanaugh.
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Newton
Providence
R. I
New England Gretna Green
Mary F. Cavanaugh
Bartley J. Quinlan
Post
Manchester
Quinlan
Framingham
Alice Cavanaugh
Michael Cavanaugh
Lincoln Road
Adams Street
Company C
Fifth Regiment
Miss Alice as Norway Queen
Paris reports French papers hype Miss Alice Roosevelt tour with headlines calling her Queen of the Valkyries and describe petitions to President Roosevelt by women seeking to crown her sovereign of Norway, while noting her reference to princes and the Sultan of Sulu.
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Paris
Alice Roosevelt
Far East
Alice
Roosevelt
Norway
Sulu
Letters From the Children's Editor on Youth Art Contest
The Children’s Editor replies to young artists from several towns praising progress in drawing and composition. He offers feedback on submitted pieces from Edna Evelyn White Elis Fancher C Tredwell Harold Colby Jacob Poslonsky and Madeline Dodge with gentle critiques and plans to respond further tomorrow.
Letter to Mildred Champagne on Dance Halls
A reader defends dance halls comparing them to churches and theatres, arguing responsibility lies with management for disorder. The writer cites attending various dances and says crowds reflect those in charge, urging continued discussion from Malden and stating ongoing readership.
Advice for a returning lover and choosing love’s path
The writer seeks guidance on whether to renew a romance with a young man who left her for another, suggesting they reconcile as friends and lovers. The columnist implies both shared fault in past quarrels and advises letting bygones be bygones to test if the old love remains strongest.
Portraits and sketches for Cambridge and Boston residents
A collection of reader feedback on various portraits and sketches from residents of Cambridge Hyde Park Medford Boston West Somerville Everett and other Massachusetts towns. Comments praise quality and composition while noting space and scaling limitations for future entries.
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Marie Arenodt
Lamont Ave
Cambridge
Mass
Edna Donoghue
Hyde Park
Frederick K. Hillels
Myrtle St
Medford
Eva Mortimer
West Concord St
Boston
Julia Randall
Dana St
Dorothy B. Savage
College Ave
West Somerville
Mary Canby
Lewis St
Everett
Herbert Treadwell
Taylor St
Watertown
Katherine Walker
Vine St
Saugus
Postmasters Bonds Stolen in Maine Safe Blowing
A gang blew the safe in the Warren post office, stealing about 500 in cash a large quantity of stamps and two United States 3 per cent unregistered bonds valued at 500 each belonging to Postmaster W. Tu Lawry. Boston post office inspectors investigate the break in.
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Warren, Me
United States
W. Tu Lawry
Boston Post Office
Sears Property Sold to Bowditch and Penhallow Trustees
About 20 000 square feet bounded by Franklin Devonshire and Arch Streets formerly owned by the late J M Sears has been taken by Alfred Bowditch and C S Penhallow as trustees. The buildings will be removed and a new structure will be erected for the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company lease and other commercial uses.
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Franklin, Devonshire
Arch Streets
J. M. Sears
Alfred Bowditch
C. S. Penhallow
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Mrs Payne Whitney to edit John Hay manuscripts in New York
Mrs Payne Whitney will begin editing unfinished manuscripts left by her father the late Secretary John Hay after returning from a European tour. The works include state papers literary pieces and travel notes. Editing will mostly occur at Manhasset Long Island.
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New York
Payne Whitney
John Hay
Italians in court as Musecovi Marchiano shooting case continues
Giusseppe Riccio and Giusseppe Vitello faced arraignment for the August 28 shooting of Musecovi Marchiano. Their cases were postponed until September 27 awaiting the victim’s recovery, and bail was lowered from two thousand to sixteen hundred dollars.
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Giusseppe Riccio
Giusseppe Vitello
Musecovi
Wife Leaves Husband After Row Over Funds
A wife who had lived with her husband and children left him taking their youngest child two years old. She had about 140 dollars saved and some jewelry, which she kept. Brady, married 14 years with two children, sent his wife away to her sister’s home at Milford with five dollars for expenses. He quit work early by selling wages and has not returned. The wife, unaware, sent a letter saying she had a good time but wishes to return home as her money dwindles.
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Champagne
Malden Frigad
Malden
BK. J. H
Brady
Milford
Campbell to Get New Trial in Boston Sidewalk Case
The Supreme Court full bench sustains the defendant in the suit by F S Campbell over injuries from a sidewalk collapse at Fulton Street fronting a store where he worked. He will receive a new trial. Superior Court had directed a verdict for the city.
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Supreme Court
F. 8. Campbell
Boston
Fulton Street
Schofield
Man Believed to Die by Own Action near Crescent Park
Uxbridge East Providence R I Sept 7 A man about 30 believed to be George W Padsen of Woonsocket shot himself near Crescent Park today He was thought to be employed in an Uxbridge Mass dyeing establishment
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East Providence
R. I
George W. Padsen
Woonsocket
Crescent Park
Uxbridge
Mass
Entertainer Pleads Guilty to Wine Theft at Local Store
George A. Lynch, a lavish entertainer, admitted stealing about $100 worth of wines from Wood Pollard Co. where he worked. With a friend he hosted social events at his Tremont street room and took bottles and edibles. Sentence set for September 4.
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George A. Lynch
West Roxbury Police Open New Sub Station
The West Roxbury police announce a new sub station in the old Highland Club building after 40 years as a branch station on Centre Street. The city acquired the large frame structure and is renovating it as a branch of Station 13 to police the West Roxbury district with a sergeant in charge and potential promotion for several sergeants.
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Centre
Lagrange Street
West Roxbury
Highland Club
Fatrolmen Stevens
Moulton
Cain
Sullivan
Woman Buncoed of Diamonds
Malden story of a traveling salesman who stayed at Mrs. Elizabeth Bowdin's room and induced her to lend him diamond rings valued at 500 dollars. He also allegedly borrowed about 75 dollars from her bureau before vanishing, and Bowdin believes the salesman is still traveling.
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Malden
Elizabeth Bowdin
Man dies in padded cell after headstanding suicide attempt
In Paterson New Jersey Peter Ardine age 32 died after repeatedly standing on his head in a padded cell. He was in a straitjacket and refused cot restraints, jumping off the cot to stand on his head until a blood vessel ruptured causing fatal hemorrhage.
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Paterson
N. J
Peter Ardine
Ardine
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