Marlborough Vanderbilt Nuptials Set For November 14
New York reports Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of Marlborough will marry on November 14 at Grace Church. Bishop Henry C Potter to officiate with Rev Huntington assisting. Vanderbilts plan a Madison Avenue reception. Jewelry to be given includes a long string of pierced diamonds. Churchill jewels to travel with the duke’s mother.
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New York
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Grace Church
Henry C. Potter
D. D
Diocese of
Huntington
William K. Vanderpilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Madison Avenue
Miss Vanderbilt
Trousseau
Churchill
Lord Alfred Paget
Colonel Paget
Miss Paget
Miss Whitney
Bar Harbor
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Whitneys
Pagets
Duchess of Marlborough
William C. Whitney
Miss Pauline Whitney
Miss Dorothy Whitney
Paget
Consuélo Vanderbilt
Pauline Whitney to Wed Almeric Hugh Paget in New York
The wedding plans for Pauline Whitney and Almeric Hugh Paget proceed from the Fifth Avenue residence of ex Secretary William C. Whitney. Invitations will follow the family return on Tuesday October 8. The narrative notes a poignant homecoming and Pauline's education in Germany before her debut to society.
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New York
William C. Whitney
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Pauline Whitney
Almeric Hugh Paget
Germany
Wedding of Consuelo Vanderbilt and Duke of Marlborough
The article outlines a high society wedding plan with Consuelo Vanderbilt and the Duke of Marlborough at St Bartholomew's Church. Details include dons of British royalty attending, bridesmaids uncertain, and extensive dowry and travel plans. The event features the Vanderbilt family, the Marquess Blandford, and the Pagets, with preparations at Marble House and a yacht journey to Blenheim and Paris before settling at Marlborough's estate.
Future Duchess at Newport Returns to Marble House
Mrs W. K. Vanderbilt and her daughter are back at Marble House Newport after halting winter plans. Their appearance on the avenue surprised cottagers as they resume life while completing their New York home.
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Newport
R. L
W. K. Vandebilt
Marble House
New York
Pacer Smith shoots sister in law in Pecatur tragedy
In Pecatur Illinois on September 29 Charles Smith known as Pacer Smith shot his year old child on the back steps fatally wounding it. He then shot Edna Buchert his sister in law who died from a breast wound. His wife narrowly escaped as Smith fled toward downtown but was arrested by police three blocks away.
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Pecatur
Charles Smith
Pacer
Smith
Edna Buchert
Albee
Harris
Roberto O. H. Schulz
William H. Osborn
Fred M. Bixby
Work Starts On Lauriat Avenue Sewer Project
Contractor H. T. Nawn begins sewer work on Lauriat avenue Dorchester this morning. The Lauriat Avenue Independent Club will shovel first earth in celebration of the long sought improvement achieved through their efforts.
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H. T. Nawn
Lauriat Avenue
Dorchester
Autumn excursion by rail to New York best value
The autumn trip to New York via Albany Hudson River and Fall River Line offers the best value for the money. Return via Boston and the Boston and Albany railroad with a price of only percent for the journey.
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New York
Albany-Hudson River
Fall River Line
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston & Albany
Bargain bonanza floods store as big sale slashes prices
The ad lists massive discounts on men and boys apparel from the Wm. Mister Clo. Co with 15 minute windows and hundreds of suits, overcoats, pants, hats, and shoes offered at drastically reduced prices amid a busy promotional week. A separate report covers the Plymouth murder trial of Arthur A. Albee for the Collins Seaman case with police, witnesses, and district attorneys involved.
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Mister Clo. Co
Ankee
Wet Sunday in New York Excise Sweep
Police efforts to enforce the excise law were vigorous but looser than last Sunday. Saloonkeepers hidden patrons and screened doors reduced sidewalk evidence while Liquor Dealers' Central Association members reportedly kept their promises not to operate Sunday. Some violators were said to be outside the association.
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New York
Liquor Dealers’ Central Association
Police Relief Association
Cuban loan plan aims to fund insurgents and ports
The Cuban revolutionary leader Col Nunez outlines a $10 million loan to recruit arms and finance war. He proposes appealing to Americans with concessions in trade and railways, claiming legality is irrelevant and noting potential benefits for both nations.
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Philadelphia
Nunez
American
Cuban Revolutionary Party
Naval Department
Breakers of Cro Open Late In Boston Service
The Breakers of Cro announce long hours at their Summer Street store in Boston during the gale, staying open nightly until 8 o'clock and Saturday nights until 11 o'clock. A number 91 is noted as a reference before entry.
No Police Ball Ends Boston Police Social Era
Reform Commission figure Martin curtails police culture by scrapping the annual Boston police ball. The long standing event, once a flagship social affair for the force, is discontinued as part of broader reforms affecting Boston policing social functions.
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Martin
Boston
Monument for Harry McGlewen Fund Reaches 1659.25
Boston friends raise funds for a Quincy granite sarcophagus memorial at Mt Hope Cemetery. The 7 ft 6 in high 12 ft long monument honors theatrical manager Harry McGlenen with the inscription The best part of the record of every man's life is what he has done for others.
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Mt. Hope Cemetery
McGlewen
Walnut and
Crescent Avenues
Harry McGlenen
Boston
Craig & Richards Granite Company
Quincy
Harry
Edward McGlewen
McGlewen Family Lot to Receive Marble Monuments
The Craig Richards Granite Company will supply a dark blue Quincy granite sarcophagus monument by May 1, 1896 for the McGlewen family lot in Mt. Hope Cemetery. The design features bronzed lettering and two foot stones marked Mother and Mother, with a fronting lot of 600 square feet near the main gate. The fund stands at $1659.25 as the committee finalizes terms and planting plans.
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Craig & Richards Granite Company
McGlewen
Mt. Hope
Walnut Avenue
John C. Collamore
Scottish Rite
Grand Lodge
Knights Templar
McGlenen
Harry
Sunday Liquor Law Arrests and Seizures Report
Violators arrested by liquor officers included Harry Conyson Bridget Flynn Fred Thomas James J McCloskey and Helen King. Seizures from multiple premises yielded lager ale whiskey porter gin and other quantities across addresses on Billerica Vernon Maverick Thacher E street and more.
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Harry Conyson
Crescent Place
Bridget Flynn
Bowker Street
Fred Thomas
James J. McCloskey
Milton Street
Helen King
Brighton Street
Daniel Doherty
Billerica Street
Harry Donovan
Sherman Street
Mary Harris
Vernon Street
Michael Scanion
Hallcourt
Allen & Fox's Stable
John G. Gladin
Maverick Street
John Doherty
Thacher Street
Guisseppe Gaetta
Quincy Court
John Cunir
Webster Avenue
Thomas T. Burrs
Broadway
Catherine Casey
Tudor Street
Ellen Sullivan
E Street
Drowned Sailors Brothers Die In River Accident
New York report details the drowning of William Stanfort aged 17 and Harry Stanfort aged 9 as their sailboat capsized in the river. The brothers were swept away amid the incident, with authorities investigating the accident and tracing the cause.
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New York
William Stanfort
Harry Stanfort
A. River
Argyle Social Club Reorganizes in Roxbury Quarters
Former members met at 2284 Washington Street and completed reorganization after a spring dissolution over a misunderstanding. Officers named include President John W Kneeland Vice President Fred M J Sheenan Secretary Thomas Morgan and Treasurer James Ritchie. A constitution and by laws were adopted.
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Argyle Social Club
Washington Street
Roxbury
John W. Kneeland
Fred M. J. Sheenan
Thomas Morgan
James Ritchie
Altercation Leaves Raimondi Wounded in North Street
Phegrice Lasprogaler 32 was arrested after a North Street altercation in which Aurille Raimondil received a knife wound to the left arm. Raimondi sustained a slight injury.
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Phegrice Lasprogaler
Aurille Raimondil
North Street
Lasprogaler
Raimondi
New York Excursion Set for October 8 on Hudson River Line
The event plans an October 8 departure for New York with return on the Fall River Line via the Hudson River routes. Organizers emphasize a scenic daytime trip and daylight sailing arrangements.
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Marlborough
Vanderbilt
Prince of Wales
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Consuelo
R Cornelius Vanderbilt
Bienheim
House of Churchill
W. K. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Valiant
Saxony
Blenheim
Paris
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Churchills
Duke
Madigan Avenue
Seventy-second Street
Salvacea
Seasonael Co
Camas Sr
M. Y
Arthur Albee
Plymouth
Collins Seaman
Arthur A. Albee
Brockton
Collins A. Seaman
West Elm Street
Seaman
Lexington Avenue
Southworth
Rice
Young Rice
Main Street
Highland Street
Tobin
Chase
Appleton
Ashport
Appleton and Ashport
Mr. Hanscom
Mr. Douglas
Douglas
Providence
Emma Inman
Charlottetown
Mien
Rte
United States
United
Made
B. L
Yankee Cro. Co
Summer Street
Harry W’glenen
N.Y. Brintnall & Co
India St
Boston Custom House
Central Wharf
N. Y. Brintnall & Co
Suffolk
State Committee
Deanteratio
Washington St
Josie F
Olinda
New London
Conn
John
Cameron
Napatree Point
Fred B. Ives
Scott
Atle
Say Maw
Aurille Raimondl
Via
Hudson River
Fall River
Josie
Island
Arline
Gloucester
Grand Banks
Schqter
Wilson Bros
Batchelder
Bliss
Nehemiah Boynton
Frederick Prescott Batchelder
Florence Emery
Hiram Emery
Glidden
M'Queen
L. W. Staples
George W. Glidden
Lavina McQueen
Chester W. Bingley
Cambridge. Kitts
Cambridge
Downey
John J. Pitts
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
New England Order of Protection
Boylston St
Mass
Hotel Pelham
Cor. Boylston and
Tremont Streets
A. A. Miner
Faneuil
E. H. Capen
Tufts College
John Q. A. Brackett
Moxom
George C. Lorimer
Springer Bre
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