Deserted bride in ten days after Fargo doctor vanishes
Mrs. Edward B. Evans, formerly Jennie Lind Lewis of Lowell Massachusetts, reports her husband Dr. Evans disappeared ten days into their honeymoon. The physician, with a strong Baltimore Medical College background, left Fargo after a supposed village call and has not been seen. Relatives in Rome New York fear foul play but hope for his return.
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Fargo
N. D
Edward B. Evans
Jennie Lind Lewis
Lowell
Mass
Lind
Dr. Evans
Gayest Manhattan Company
East
Evans
Baltimore Medical College
Rome
N. Y
Stevens Street
North Dakota
Family Secrets and Delayed Marriages in Fargo
Miss Lewis wed Dr Trans in January at her parents home. The couple faced multiple postponements due to illness and a smallpox epidemic in Fargo. Mrs Evans planned to join her husband in April, but health and other delays shifted the move. May 13 she left, and shortly after the doctor disappeared.
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Miss Lewis
Trans
Fargo
Mr. Lewis
Treasurer Edwin C Osborne Dies In New Jersey
Edwin C Osborne longtime Princeton University treasurer died at 51 after an apoplexy struck him while visiting his fiancée. He planned to marry Mrs Olivia M Stiger tomorrow at Trinity church. funeral set for that day. He leaves one daughter, Bessie, and was a notable Mason and Royal Arcanum grand treasurer.
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Princeton
N. J
Edwin Curtis Osborne
Princeton University
Trinity Church
Olivia M. Stiger
Osborne
Bessie Osborne
Plainfield
Newark
University
Royal Arcanum
New Jersey
Cyclone Blows Through Beadle County Leaving Multiple Injuries
A cyclone swept Beadle County in the Beadle region yesterday, injuring ten people and destroying multiple structures. McCormack family members including the father, wife, and two children were seriously hurt. a seven year old son may die. A schoolhouse and nearby homes were damaged, crops ruined, and several residents suffered cuts and bruises from debris.
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Huron
Beadle County
McCormack
Wheats
Gardner
Palmer Farm
Storm wrecks McCormack house injures two
A sudden storm with heavy rain and darkness devastates the area. John Gilles pie's house is wrecked and two persons are injured, one with a broken leg. The McCormack house is obliterated with such ruin that not a wagon box of debris remains and no furniture can be found.
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John Gillespie
McCormack
Harvard seniors hear baccalaureate sermon by Rev Hyde
Cambridge June 16 Harvard College seniors assembled in caps and gowns to hear Rev Wm Te Witt Hyde of Bowdoin preach the baccalaureate sermon from Luke. He urged seniors to give their best, pay full price for endeavors, be brotherly and self sacrificing, and honor human brotherhood as they enter the world.
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Cambridge
Mass
M Harvard
College Yard
Wm. Te Witt Hyde
Bowdoin College
John Gully Cole
Hyde
Sing Out and Wet Down Marks Dartmouth Commencement Events
Hanover June 14 Dartmouth college opened commencement exercises with a Sing Out in Rollins chapel. An evening Wet Down featured a lively Freshmen Sophomore clash as lemonade was spoiled with bluing and the freshmen retaliated by dousing the sophomores.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Rollins Chapel
R. F. Leavens
EB .B. Watson
Tufts President Capen Delivers Baccalaureate Sermon
Medford on June 16 President Elmer H Capen D D LL D delivered the annual baccalaureate sermon at Tufts in Goddard Chapel College Hill with a packed church this afternoon.
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Medford
Elmer H. Capen
Tufts
Goddard Chapel
College Hill
River Point Trolley Collision Injures Five
Two Rhode Island suburban railway trolleys collided head on at River Point at 3 pm. Five people were seriously hurt and others bruised. Open car bound for Apponaug telescoped the Providence bound vestibule. Motormen Fiske and Cahcone among the injured. investigation cites River Point motorman for attempting to steal a switch.
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River Point
Rhode Island Suburban Railway Company
Appenaug
Providence
J. H. Fiske
A. B. Andrews
Michael Hebert
Centerville
Henry C. Johnson
Eugene Cahcone
Fiske
Andrews
Hebert
Rhode Island
Johnson
Cahcone
Lenhart Describes Ointment Healing Leg Sore
A Bowling Green resident Lenhart reports a painful leg sore and burning. The complaint notes the ointment relieves the itching and claims a permanent cure from the treatment.
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Dean
Lenhart
Bowling Green
Governor's Veto Seen On Subway Bill At State House
Boston dispatch reports Governor Crane weighing a veto with a referendum clause and possible amendments to the subway bill as the House and Senate adjourn for three days of reflection. The debate centers on a 33 year lease, lobby investigations, and clashes between executive and legislative branches amid pressure over land transfer and Wakefield water bill actions.
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Boston
House
Senate
Crane
Schofield
Malden
Marsh
Springfield
Massachusetts
Caney
Haverhill
Butler
William E. Russell
Gov. Crane
Wakefield Water
Charles H. Blood
Fitchburg
American Federation of Labor
Carey and
MacCartney
Social Democratic Party
Newton
Everett
Brigham of Marlboro
Senate Judiciary Committee
Newton Measure Substituted in Preliminary Bill Fight
Discussion centers on the ham measure and the second Newton measure as substitutes for the Newton bill. Observers see these steps as preliminary to defeat, though the bill may still become law.
Y M C A Jubilee Convention Closes in Boston
In Boston on June 16 the international Y M C A jubilee convention wrapped up after a week of sermons from over a hundred pulpits. Delegates preached in Boston and nearby towns. A 10,000 strong mass meeting at Mechanics Hall featured Fred B. Smith of Chicago and diverse services across sites including New Old South Church and People's Temple. Booth Tucker spoke at Salvation Army barracks and Mrs Maud B Booth addressed State Prison services. The farewell at Mechanics Hall centered on The Unnumbered Multitude of Young Men of Non Christian Lands.
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Boston
Mechanics Hall
Fred B. Smith
Chicago
New Old South Church
Copley Square
People’s Temple
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Maud B. Booth
the Volunteers
State Prison
Boy Falls into Sewer in East Boston Tragedy
Francis O Neil five years old, son of Richard F O Neil of 430 Bennington street East Boston, died after falling into a sewer under construction for the Bennington street boulevard. He wandered through a railing guarding the trench, which contained about four feet of water. The body was recovered by contractor John McMorrow and Dr Plummer declared him dead upon arrival.
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Boston
Francis O'Neil
Richard F. O'Neil
Bennington Street
East
Mets
John McMorrow
Plummer
Fall River Mills Return to Full Time Next Monday
The independent curtailment movement began by mills seeking to cut surplus stock after a four week committee curtailment. It ended today and all Fall River mills will restart on full time next Monday morning.
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Fall River
Maine Central Strikers Quiet Day Across Branch Lines
Portland on a quiet Sunday as Maine Central trackmen and coal heavers strike presses on. President Wilson returned to Montreal to direct the Canadian Pacific strike set for 6 am tomorrow. Grand Vice President Lowe cites that all men are off on the Bar Harbor and Bucksport branches while 80 Italian workers move through Portland en route to Boston.
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Portland
Maine Central Railroad
Wilson
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Grand
Lowe
Bar Harbor
Bucksport
Bangor
Boston
Lumber Yard Burned in Boston at Corner Albany Dedham
The Lumber yard of C. W. Leatherbee at Albany and Dedham streets burned around 1 AM and likely suffered total loss. Authorities estimate two to three million feet of dressed lumber destroyed. The incident follows a string of small illnesses referenced in unrelated notes.
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Boston
C. W. Leatherbee
Albany
Dedham Streets
Dimities Sale Offers Short Length Patterns at Half Price
Dimities in satin stripe patterns offered at half price. 83 cases of short lengths for waist and shirt use are now available at Palmer Street Centre Aisle, following a previous sale’s request for better quality. 25c grade fabrics priced at 12 1 2 cents per yard.
The Sorosis Shoes At Three Fifty A Pair
The leading shoe for women is praised for thorough make and finish and high quality stock. All styles and leathers offered. Always three dollars fifty cents per pair. Sold here for Lowell.
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Lowell
Tray Cloths For Summer Use Show Quick Sale
We could only get 10 dozen of a pattern or we'd have saved the whole lot for our Thanksgiving sale. Here are six patterns, good size, all pure linen satin damask, about the 25e quality of two years ago before linen went up. The price is a forerunner of a quick sale only 19 cents each. Palmer Street, Left Aisle.
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Lowell Singer
Doctor Evans
Jenny Lind Lewis
Bers
E. B. Evans
S. D
Harvard
Dr. Hyde
Dartmouth
Cars
State House
Calender
Benj. F. Butler
Mann
Y. M. C. A. Jubilee
East Boston
Maine Central Strikers
Dr. Wood
Colorado
Lowell Mutual Fire Insurance Co
C. Abbott
Jos. Peabody
McKissock Steam Garnet Cleaning Co
Midland Street
Dr. Lyon’s
J. J. McMannon
Prescott St
A. G. Pollard & CO
Her Majesty
Palmer Street
Merrimack Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
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