Richard L Hapgdeaves Weds Grace Dexter Bryan
Richard L Hapgdeaves married Grace Dexter Bryan yesterday in Lindon Nebraska. The ceremony united two local families and was followed by a reception for relatives and friends.
08 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
1
Richard L Hapgdeaves married Grace Dexter Bryan yesterday in Lindon Nebraska. The ceremony united two local families and was followed by a reception for relatives and friends.
Grace Dexter Bryan, the second daughter of William J. Bryan, married Richard Lewin Har Bravo, a wholesale grower from Lincoln. The wedding took place yesterday afternoon at a local church with Rev. Harris Fi Huntington officiating. The ceremony united Bryan relatives and Lincoln residents, with Willian Bevin Sr. and Mrs May LAdly in attendance as part of the wedding party.
News recounts that the Mexico City quake may have caused widespread damage across regions including Guerrero. Officials cite a 15 minute quake with peak intensity after one minute and note communication difficulties hinder assessing the full impact.
Rich New Yorker W. E. D. Stokes of the Auvents was shot three times in the right leg by two young women seeking letters he had written before his last marriage. The women, Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad, claimed the letters prompted the confrontation in their 299 West 80th Street apartment. Three Japanese servants employed by vaudeville agent Pat Casey arrived, reportedly helping hold Stokes during the struggle before police detained them.
A card party at Andrew Brian's home in Lancaster ends when guests flee in fear after a fire starts. Brian is found unconscious by firefighters and is severely burned, with prognosis uncertain as authorities investigate the blaze.
Round-up of bakers in Philadelphia by the Pure Food Commission charged with adulteration of dyed pies. Authorities describe a chemical quality issue in pastry sold as cake, with one example featuring an adulterated product. Inspector authority and court actions follow from the probe.
Fragmentary text from the Cleveland Plain Dealer mentions names and phrases with unclear meaning. The passage references relationships and individuals but lacks coherent context or identifiable events. No concrete actions or outcomes can be established from the readable lines.
Senator Raynor of Maryland attacked President Roosevelt in a speech on popular election of senators. He praised Roosevelt’s platform talent and noted Roosevelt’s railroad-era speaking could charm diverse audiences. The talk touched on Roosevelt’s influence and claimed he could unite parties or form a new one.
The gunboat Marietta, described as a Cuanuinn vessel, is ordered to Bliefields on Nicaragua’s east coast to remain for a time. The Yorktown remains on Nicaragua’s west coast as part of ongoing movements at the State Department’s request amid recent political turmoil. Secret talk of unrest and a deadly explosion has ministers worried.
Notice indicates H Clark and Son are entering SWE for the season. All parties aiming logs at their mill to be sawed should attend to the game before Tung 10th.
Corry Ice Co promotes its ice as absolutely pure made west of west water is distilled and free from dirt or germs. It claims longer lasting ice, lower cost, sanitary delivery, and local Corry production with options by the year season or 100 pounds.
Seller Jeremiah Stone announces immediate stock clearance after selling his store building. He advertises the lowest prices ever heard of on high grade buggies and urges fast action to move the inventory. Located on Tirsy Avenue Tite.
A Baltimore American commentary quotes Hn Penchant praising Bibbs as a great man for ensuring flavor in everything. The remark suggests Bibbs would not dine at others’ tables unless the wood is seasoned, reflecting strong praise and culinary standards.
An advertisement from J Wise of Corry RD lists lathing and plastering rates. Lathing and plastering 11 cents per yard. plastering alone eight cents per yard. chimneys 20 and 15 cents per foot.
A persuasive Corry advertisement urges readers to welcome a Henderson piano into every home. It proclaims high grade Thoroughly tested and fully guaranteed claiming Henderson pianos are second to none regardless of origin or seller. It highlights always right prices and a fair liberal easy payment plan.
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