Wedding Bells For Ulery Tomlinson Pair In Irvington
A simple 12 o’clock Monday ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ulery united Miss Eunice Ulery to W Fern Tomlinson of Fairmount with Rev J W Connor officiating. The bridal party entered to Mendelssohn tunes, Nellie Ulery as bridesmaid, Dr Roy Elrod as best man, and a pink rose and fern decor theme. After a dinner guests departed to begin a wedding journey to Mammoth Cave and Kentucky, planning to reside in Fairmount after September 1.
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Charles Ulery
Belmont Avenue
J. W. Connor
Mendelssohn
Nellie Ulery
Roy Elrod
Miss Ulery
Iza. Maloney
Brownsburg
J. B. Hightshue
Clermont
C. J. Ulery
Denver
Col
Alfred Goodlet
Harry Ulery
Frank Pierce
Elma Smith
J. B. Watts
A. J. Jones
Woman editor resists eviction in Passaic siege
Mrs Emma Lindenstruth of the Passaic Wachenblatt refused to vacate her office after a writ of ejectment. She armed herself with a baseball bat and hatpin, delaying three constables until Patrolman De Vries arrived. The dispute centers on a disputed $2200 installment debt tied to the editor’s late husband’s property.
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Passaic
N. J
de Vries
Emma Lindenstruth
Passaic Wachenblatt
Garrett Green
John Gordon
Sandor Weiss
Lindenstruth
Louis White
Scott
White
Newlywed Sextet Lives in Happiness in Portland
Portland August 9 three brothers and three sisters have formed a unique domestic partnership. The three husbands Thomas Benjamin and Fred Bustin provide household expenses while all six share cooking and housekeeping in a single suburb cottage. When tensions arise the two other couples act as an arbitration committee to preserve harmony. The six originated from Hamilton families.
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Portland
Thomas
Benjamin
Fred Bustin
Catherine
Agnes
Melinda Hamilton
Nova Scotia
Smallest chimp found in Bronx zoo from German East Africa
A tiny chimpanzee arrived in New York from German East Africa and measured 13 inches tall at age two with a weight of 11 pounds. Dr. W Reed Blair called it the finest specimen he had seen and would care for it. The creature playfully performed in the curator's office and then threw an ink well at a keeper.
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New York
Aug
German East Africa
Bronx Zoo
W. Reed Blair
Porto Rico Population Grows By Census Total
Washington reports Porto Rico's population at 1,118,012 from the latest census. This reflects a 17.3 percent gain of 164,769 since 1899. San Juan is the island's largest city with 48,716 residents, followed by Ponce at 35,027. San J lade: again .
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Porto Rico
Washington
San Juan
Ponce
San J Lade
One Tongue for All Delegates to Convention
Washington prepares for the sixth international esperanto congress August 14 to 20 with 1,500 delegates from 35 countries. A central program features Shakespeare in esperanto, a ball game attended by delegates, Esperanto baseball guides for umpires, church services in Esperanto, and a push to promote Esperanto as a universal language for business science and travel.
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Washington
Hickman
Ivy Kellerman
Globe
American Association of
Esperantists
Baseball Writers of
Sir O'Laughlin
Esperanto Academy
International Council
International Scientific Association of Esperantists
Metropolitan
Reed
France
Barcelona
Spain
Brotherhood of Man
Separation sought by widow of Edward Thaw from wealthy husband
The divorced wife of Edward Thaw, half brother of Harry Thaw, seeks to separate from her present husband J Dodridge Peet of New York, a club man who is said to be worth more than five million dollars.
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Edward Thaw
Harry Thaw
J. Dodridge Peet
New York
Rosalind at Red Gate Opens Season at Park Theatre
Rain interrupted the opening night of the 1910 11 season with Rosalind at Red Gate at the Park theatre. The play features strong turns by Arthur Holbrook Niblo and Donovan with supporting roles from Ashton McLean and Pat Holbrook. A second act scene highlights the brothers canoe house and the clever Deeds plot involving Rosalind Reginald and Helen Holbrook.
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Rosalind
Red Gate
Park Theater
Gua Arthur
Larry Donovan
Mr. Arthur
Larry
Meredith Nicholson
Glenarm House
Red Gate Boathouse
Cuba Nibio
Arthur Holbrook
Helen Holbrook
Henry Holbrook
Arthur
Herbert Ashton
Ashton
Neil McLean
Mr. McLeod
Reggie Gillespie
Buttons
Reginald
Holbrook Banking Company
Henry
Helen
Patricia Holbrook
Miss Holbrook
Giant Cruiser Lion Slips Its Moorings
London August 9 The armored cruiser classed as the largest and fastest in the world was launched at the dockyard with its keel laid November 29 The design details were initially secret the ship to carry eight inch caliber projectiles in barbette mounts centered amidships The cruiser will displace 26 350 tons and be propelled by engines delivering 70 000 horsepower to a speed of 28 knots
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London
Mrs Hannah, 87, Died at Daughter's Home
Mrs. Mary E. Hannah age 87 died Monday night at the home of her daughter Mrs Hilton A Brown located 5087 East Washington street. She was born in Nicholas county Kentucky and is survived by three children Alonzo Eddy Claremore Oklahoma Archibald Hannah and Mrs Brown. Funeral services planned for Wednesday morning.
Try to Turn Wife Against Wendling
In St Louis on August 9 police plan to take Mrs C A Munea, a former sweetheart of Joseph Wendling, to Louisville to seek the wife’s turn against him regarding Alma Kellner’s murder in Louisville. Chief Carney fears a potential demonstration and may detain Wendling as the woman travels with officers.
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Louis
Joseph Wendling
Little Alma Kellner
Louisville
C. A. Munea
Harvard Boy Takes Life Through Love
Gamaliel Bradford, 28, a descendant of a famous Massachusetts governor and a Harvard graduate, killed himself at the Kendall hotel in South Framingham after Miss Mary Cochrane refused to end her engagement to another man and marry him.
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South
Framingham
Mass
Gamaliel Bradford
Massachusetts
Harvard
Kendall Hotel
Mary Cochrane
Boston
Woomis Chooses American Pavilion Site in Turin Expo
Francis B. Woomis, American commissioner to next year’s International and Industrial Exposition in Turin, selected the site for the American pavilion, marking the start of preparations for the United States display.
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Turin
Francis B. Woomis
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