Four Pretty Brides On The Romantic Romanic Ship
Cristina Circeo, widow with three children, marries Bernardo of Boston who promised to protect her after her husband Leon died in Italy. The ceremony was one of four weddings for new arrivals on the steamship Romanic, all with enduring love stories. Other couples include Evanisto Vecchi and Rosa Rontaldo, Pasquale Del Vicario and Maria Gelomino, Andrea Napolitano and Maria Del'Ano.
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Cristina Circeo
Leon
Italy
Bernardo
Boston
Iday Bernardo
Cristina
America
Tileston Street
Father Biasotti
Mr. Circeo
Evanisto Vecchi
West Wareham
Rosa Rontaldo
Pasquale del Vicario
Breckton
Maria G. Gelomino
Andrea Napolitano
Auburn
Maria Cc. Del’Ano
Salem Suit Alleges Alienation of Wife Affections
Alvah N. Boh hag sues Charles F. Bul linch for 25000 alleging frequent landlord visits to the home and clothing found at the foot of the bed. Testimony shows Dow laughing at cross examination and Bul linch denying money transfers while noting dinners and rencontres with Mrs. Dow.
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Salem
Alvah N. Boh Hag
Charles F. Bulnen
Four Fine Boys The Merritts Mention Lactated Food
Brooklyn resident William Merritt praises Lactated Food for four sons aged nine six four and three describing their robust teeth bodies digestion and health. He claims doctors advised the formula and invites others to sample its benefits for their children.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Opr
Flyst
WM. Merritt
McDougall Street
Miss Davis Celebrates Twenty Years as Police Clerk
Belle C. Davis marked twenty years in the Massachusetts district police as clerk to Chief Wade. Col Henry Splaine and inspection department friends presented her a purse. Davis recalled her start when Mr Wade appointed her as a temporary replacement for a sick clerk.
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Belle C. Davis
Massachusetts District Police
Wade
Inspection Department
Henry Splaine
Miss Davis
Post
Lawyer Thomas Monahan Dies After Fall at Home
Thomas N Monahan a prominent Roxbury lawyer aged from 1148 Harrison avenue died after a fall down stairs yesterday on returning home from a visit police found him unconscious at the foot of the stairs Mrs Monahan refused hospital treatment saying he would be cared for at home Patrolman Lynch and Dr McCormack were involved in the incident in Roxbury city hospital was requested but declined by the family
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Thomas N.monahan
Harrison Avenue
Roxbury
Monahan
Funeral for Grace T Nelson Ends With Naval Officer Attendant
At Hammerock station a Worcester trolley accident victim Miss Grace T Nelson was laid to rest. Attending the funeral was Lieutenant-Commander Lyman Root of the naval reserves, fiancé of two weeks whose engagement had not been announced publicly.
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Grace T. Nelson
Worcester & Bouthbridge Street
Hammerock Station
Lyman Root
Naval Reserves
Nelson
Peabody Man Rises From Death Then Dies Again
Harry Bartlett once believed dead in Peabody died at the home of QB BH Pratt on Central Street. Bartlett, about 45, had previously revived momentarily when an undertaker prepared to embalm, sparking town rumors of suspension of animation. His sister in Lynn has been notified. funeral plans await her decision.
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Peabody
Harry Bartlett
Pratt
Central Street
Bartlett
Lynn
Frank James
James
Liife
Tech student wins professorship in Japan
Mr Kato, a Japanese student in MIT's physical chemistry research department, has been conferred a professorship at the Higher Technical School of Tokio. The school ranks next to Imperial University in Tokio, with entrance gained only by severe competitive examination. Mr Kato's stopover is in Wathazsa.
Mrs Millett Plans High Dive From Dover Wharf
Mrs F H Millett told the Boston Post last night she will dive next week from Marston's coal wharf at Dover street or from an erected stand if permission is denied. She insists she will continue and seeks the women's high diving world championship.
Missing Boston Woman From Salem Hotel Disappears
Sept 8 Salem reports Mrs. Charles W. Russell of Boston vanished after checking into the Washington House annex. She paid for a room, asked to go out briefly near midnight, and has not been seen since with no known cause for the disappearance.
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Salem
Washington House
Charles W. Russell
Boston
Donovan
Enormous Diamond Found in South Africa
London reports a flawless 460 carat diamond unearthed at the Premier mine in Johanne sburg with immediate mining interest and potential value implications for the region and market.
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South Africa
London
Johannesburg
Battleship Massachusetts Sails to Provincetown After Brief Harbor Visit
The Massachusetts loaded bun ker coal from two scows by the battleship all day, then left the harbor for Provincetown at 3 PM yesterday. Officials say boiler trouble is not serious and the ship departed shortly after.
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Massachusetts
Provincetown
Tainted Money Dead Issue At Foreign Missions Meet
About 200 New England delegates traveled to Seattle for the 9th annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions from September 14 to 18. Rev. W. J. Dawson attended as a guest. The tainted money question was considered a dead issue by most delegates who declined to discuss it, saying the topic would not be forced at the convention.
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Seattle
New England
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
W. J. Dawson
Malden Youth Charged With Multiple Break-ins
Nathan W Gras son, a 14 year old, was arraigned in North Reading court charged with breaking into Dennis Batchelder’s store and burglarizing the shop several times in recent weeks. About $10 worth of goods were reportedly stolen. The boy’s case was continued.
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Malden
Nathan W. Grasson
Dennis Batchelder
North Reading
Boston & Maine Railroad
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Aiken
Niles
D Dow
Nahant
Dow
Bulfinch
Chestnut Street
Don
Alvah H. Dow
Charles Bulfinch
Merritts
Ali
Jr & Richardson Co
Vermont
Pneeenel
Henry Siegel
Washington & Essex Sts
Henry Siegel CO
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