Romance Ends In India Wedding Of Salvation Army Pair
New York Sept 28 Cupid inspires Miss Elma Vickery once of Boston and Mr Waller S Kupper to marry after joining the Salvation Army and working in slum districts They plan a marriage in India where Kupper is already in charge of a department Vickery has joined him and will become his wife The couple come from wealthy families and rose to prominent roles in the army with Vickery serving as private secretary to Mrs Ballington Booth and Kupper as editor and Booth Tucker aide.
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Two fastest miles and quarter paced records set at Te Ha Nu?
Te Ha Nu? The piece notes Star Pointer and Joe Patchen pacing bests but their marks trail Star Pointer's Readville record. Conditions favored pace trials yet Pointer’s mouth pain and harness issues hindered his performance while Patchen thrived with a slower pace-maker. Star Pointer clocked 1:31 1 4, 1:01 3 4, 1:29 3 4, 2:00 1 2 for the four quarters. Patchen finished with 0:31 1 4, 1:02, 1:21, 2:01 1 4.
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Hale's Son Chandler Hale Marries Miss Cameron
Chandler Hale son of Maine Senator marries Rachael Burnside Cameron youngest daughter of ex Senator Cameron at Cameron country place near Harrisburg. Rev Dr George J Chambers officiates. Bride's father gives away, groom attended by brother Eugene Hale. Ushers include James M Cameron Vance C McCormick W Kirkpatrick Brice George Cabot Lodge. Couple heads to Rome for duties as secretary to the American legation.
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Weather outlook for Boston and Northeast regions
The forecast shows fair conditions and rising temperatures for Boston and vicinity on Wednesday with light westerly winds. Washington reports New England and eastern New York will be fair and warmer with easterly winds shifting to southwest later in the day.
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Russell Warmy Defends Horseless Fire Engine in City
Fire Commissioner Russell defended the Horseless Fre Engine amid criticism over its safety and cost. He argued it is easier to handle, turns tighter, and can deliver 1400 gallons per minute, over 60 percent more than conventional engines, offering greater efficiency and power for dense urban fires.
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Navy board urges five new dry docks for U S Navy
A special board led by Commodore Bunce Commander Chadwick and Constructor Dashiell submitted to Acting Secretary Roosevelt a plan recommending five new dry docks at Boston New York Norfolk and on the Pacific coast with a New London Conn facility. Total estimated cost 5 775 000 with concrete docks at Boston 1800000 New York 1200000 and Norfolk 1100000 plus Pacific coast docks and a fresh water basin at New London totaling about 61 0000?
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Now Play Ball Williams Rules It All Boston Pennant Chase
The baseball outlook centers on Boston needing to win all three games with Brooklyn to stay ahead of Baltimore, who must beat Washington in four games. A single Boston loss or Baltimore win could reverse the pennant, making the final stretch extraordinarily tight and urgent for Boston fans.
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How the Leaders Stand on Post Baseball Bulletin
Due to business protests the Post will not run its baseball bulletin again this season. Monday’s exhibition drew a crowd that blocked Washington street and halted nearby commerce. The Post will refrain from further exhibitions this year while promising continued unequaled game reports.
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Five Die in Rendham Mine Fire Blast
Five men perished in the Jermyn No. 1 mine near Rendham when a fire produced the deadly black damp after an ongoing blaze since last Tuesday. Discovered at 6:30 p.m. by a rescuer, the victims were all from the same shift and suffered head injuries toward the shaft as they tried to escape.
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Chalifoux undecided on Worcester auditor bid despite free silver stance
J L Chalifoux, nominated for State auditor at the Worcester Democratic convention, says he is undecided about accepting the nomination. He supports free silver but will not engage in an aggressive campaign, believing prosperity is near and not wanting to obstruct it.
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Congressman Fitzgerald Ejected From State Committee Shakeup
Boston politics erupt as Congressman Fitzgerald is ousted from the state committee amid fiery speeches. John H. Sullivan and Joseph J. Corbett among others left off the panel, signaling a power shift. Lomasney and McNary align with Williams forces to undermine the Boston machine in a saga linked to the Chicago Platform.
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War within the Democratic ranks at Worcester convention
Delegates arriving in Worcester amid festive display reveal a party divided by defeat as George Fred Williams purges long serving Boston stalwarts from the Democratic State organization, including Joseph J. Corbett John F. Fitzgerald and Nat Robinson, signaling a sharp partisan shift.
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Veteran campaigner John H Sullivan profited from ventures
John H Sullivan, a long time campaigner, used profits from his diverse business enterprises to fuel his public and political activities. His career spanned multiple industries and he remained a prominent figure in local affairs through the years.
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Why Boston Boasts World’s Largest Furniture Store
The article touts Boston as home to a vast furniture emporium. It highlights a desk offered at 12.50 dollars, describes a four and a quarter acre arrays of bargains, and claims customers hail from every state and territory. The piece emphasizes solid oak construction, generous dimensions, nine drawers with partitions and Yale lock, steel casters, and the latest features.
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