Ryan Mccord Marriage Unites Noted City Couple
Mr Arnold J. Ryan and Miss Annie E. McCord, prominent locals, married yesterday at 2 pm at Kirk Street church by Rev Dr Martin. Ryan, formerly Builders Exchange superintendent and W E Livingstone associate, now works as a Lowell Coal Co salesman. They left for a Canada trip and will reside at 28 Bellevue Street after December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold J. Ryan
Annie E. McCord
Dr. Martin
Kirk Street
Ryan
Builders’ Exchange
W. E. Livingstone Co
Lowell Coal Co
Canada
Mrs. Ryan
Bellevue Street
Jewish Rites Unite Gertrude Cohen and Samuel Levin in City Wedding
Last night in Highland hall Miss Gertrude Cohen married Mr. Samuel Levin of Lawrence in a notable city ceremony. Rev H Glaser of Boston officiated as Sigma orchestra provided music. Guests came from Lawrence Boston Lynn Haverhill Philadelphia and Chicago as the newlyweds led a grand wedding march into the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cohen
Samuel Levin
Lawrence
Highland Hall
Rev. H. Glaser
New Jerusalem
Boston
Frank Labell
Benjamin Cohen
Sigma Orchestra
Lynn
Haverhill
Philadelphia
Chicago
Marriage of Frank Hancock Putnam and Ethel Lyman
The marriage occurred at Kirk Street church last evening at 7 oclock with Episcopal rites conducted by Rev. George E. Martin. Music included Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding marches by Arthur Spalding as the bridal party entered and departed. The bride, given away by Edward Lyman, wore white crepe de and was attended by Katrine Jeanette of Lowell, Marion Arnold of Providence, and Charlotte Cheney as maid of honor, with Donald McKenzie of Lowell as groomsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hancock Putnam
George E. Putnam
Ethel Eudora Lyman
Edward Lyman
Kirk Street
George E. Martin
Arthur Spalding
Mendelssohn
Spalding
Katrine Jeanette
Lowell
Marion Arnold
Providence
R. I
Charlotte Cheney
Donald McKenzie
L. P. Turcotte
Arthur Beaucage
Fraternity Hall
Cambridge
Club Des Citoyens Americains
Eugene Ninteau
Antonia Ratelle
St. Joseph's Church
Amyot
Maxime Ratelle
Joseph Ninteau
Arthur Genest
Cheever Street
Pawtucket Street
Marie
Lucie Maillet
Gardner
Fitchburg
Shirley
Wedding of Miss Putnam and Mr Putnam in New Haven
A detailed wedding description notes the bride in pearl and chiffon with lillies, bridesmaids in white muslin, ushers from New Haven Providence Boston and local city. A post ceremony reception followed at 431 Wilder street with D L Page company entering and American orchestra music. The couple will honeymoon and host a reception at 215 Stevens street on January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Lyman
New Haven
Conn
Charles Emerson Munron
Providence
R. J
William Seymour Ellis
Boston
James Leighton
Edward Lamson
Wilder Street
D. L. Page
Cntered
American Orchestra
Mrs. Putnam
Stevens Street
Typographers Case Delayed In Boston Equity Suit
In Boston on October 27 Judge Braley postponed action on the bill in equity filed by American Type Founders against the International Typographical Union and Boston Type Founders Union and other printing unions. Plaintiffs seek to restrain officers from persuading members to break contracts or threaten workmen. Counsel for defendants said he was not ready. plaintiffs urged an injunction pending trial. Judge Braley suggested a draft agreement to be entered as a decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Braley
American Type Founders Company
International Typographical Union
Boston Type Founders’ Union
George Fred Williams
Louis D. Brandeis
Carpenter killed by shafting at Bellows Falls mill
Bellows Falls Vermont October 27 C A Southard a Bristol New Hampshire carpenter was mangled to death when caught in a paper making machine shafting at International Paper mills. He had worked there only a few weeks leaving a widow and several children. The Odd Fellows took the body home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
International Paper Company
C. A. Southard
Southard
Bristol
N. H
Odd Fellows
Column of Fire Seen From Cotopaxi Volcano
Guayaquil reports a dense column of fire rising from the Cotopaxi crater as seen from Quito. Nearby villages have not sustained any damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Quito
Cotopaxi
St Louis Bank Runs Quelled By Prompt Depositor Payoffs
A rumor of insolvency sparked runs on three St Louis savings departments from shortly before 1 p m to 3 p m. Depositors were paid in full as banks waived the 60 day wait, many choosing not to withdraw after talks with officials. Authorities assured solvency and all banks closed at 3 p m and will reopen at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lincoln Trust Company
Mercantile Trust Company
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Chicago
Massachusetts Baptist session opens in Holyoke
About 300 delegates attend the Massachusetts Baptist anniversaries in Holyoke at the Second Baptist church. Rev. Avery G. Shaw presides over the ministers' association session with welcome by Rev. J. S. Lyon. Officers elected include president F. B. Grout and treasurer F. T. Hazlewood. The Massachusetts Baptist Charitable society also meets, reporting a strong finances and new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Massachusetts Baptist
Second Baptist Church
Baptist Ministers’ Association
Avery G. Shaw
Brookline
J. S. Lyon
D. N. Spencer
North Adams
F. B. Grout
Waltham
J. E. Perry
Boston
F. T. Hazlewood
Lynn
Massachusetts Baptist Charitable Society
Herbert Johnson
R. J. Adams
John F. Barnes
Worcester
Baptist Ministers’ Convention
F. H. Rowley
Let Your Happy Singing Lift the World
A reflective verse by Edward B. Soule urges resilience amid suffering. It counsels lifting voices in song to ease woes, promising unity and cheer as life’s trials persist and hope remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward B. Soule
Italian Tomato Serving and Preserving Quince Tips
A collection of kitchen notes covers Italian tomato serving with oil, quince cooking in water before syrup, and a soft quince texture. It highlights a golden wedding birthday cake, a clever plum steaming method, a party in Europe seeking food, and a Woman's Exchange baker who precooks mise en place for angel, gold and orange, and chocolate cakes using soda and cream of tartar with no baking powder.
Apple Cake and Jellied Bananas from a Cooking Class
A column cites an chef recommended Apple Cake with apple filling using sugar lemon rind juice a grated apple and an egg baked in a large cake and cooled before filling. It also notes a nursing class demonstration of palatable Jellied Bananas for invalid trays with a banana preparation method.
Banana Dessert From A Syrup Bake Method
A ripe banana is peeled and scraped clean then baked in a syrup made with hot water sugar and citrus juice. Bake twenty five minutes turning and basting until transparent. Return syrup to the oven to thicken into jelly then pour over the banana and chill before serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Household Hints and Quinces Preserves Tips
Alcohol and water clean yellow piano keys while kerosene and whiting remove iron rust. Olive oil keeps shell hair ornaments polished. Tomatoes and boiled rice baked with salt butter and pepper create an escalloped dish. Quinces are in season and can be preserved by grating, simmering with water and sugar, then jarred into jelly glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Post
Woman and the Manly Virtues in Modern Life
A period essay argues for women adopting masculine standards to compete in education business and professions. It weighs dangers of losing feminine ideals, notes women may undercharge or overpromise, and predicts women will win by embracing stronger virtues while preserving core home traits.
Donahue Sells Out Women Voters in Election Prank
In Archey Road, Malachi Donahue mocks the women suffrage ballots by claiming the election officials counted and then discarded the female votes. He jokes that the ballots could serve as curl-papers while brashly defying police. The scene ends with his boastful retirement to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archey Road
Ray
Molly
Tramp Seeks Water Cupfuls From Kind Lady
A Chicago News brief captures a scene as a tramp asks for cupfuls and is met with generosity from a kind lady who offers unlimited water. The exchange highlights charity amid urban street life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
French Canadian Lectures and Local Club Formation in West Centralville
Canadian colonization lecturer Mr Damase Gauthier spoke in Vincent hall praising Canada’s growth and settler opportunities from Northwest regions to Temiscamingue amid slow return movement. In Hildreth street, Centralville French Americans formed the Hildreth club for social and sporting aims with plans for a November 5 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damase Gauther
Dominion of Canada
Vincent Hall
Gauthier
Lowell
Dominion
New England
Canada
Lake St. John
Matapedia
Temiscamingue
Centralville
Eli Delisle
Hildreth Street
Arthur Delisle
Mr. Delisle
Albert Boisvert
Jacques Boisvert
Ernest Mailly
Frank Monette
Hildreth Club
Aiken Avenue
West Centralville
Special Colonist Tickets from Buffalo to Pacific Coast
Daily offers from Nickel Plate Railroad for one way Colonists tickets Buffalo to California and other Pacific Coast points at 42.50 with reduced rates to Utah Montana and Idaho. Tri weekly tourist car service. See L P Burgess Boston agents. Also farm bargain at 70 acres with ponds water house barn windmill priced 2800. Boarding house 36 rooms ready for quick sale at 850. T H 364 Central St Tel 98-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Plate Railroad
Buffalo
California
Pacific Coast
Utah
Montana
Idaho
L. P. Burgess
Washington Street
Boston
T. H
Central Street
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Tanford
A. E. O'Heir & Co
Ryan—Mccord
Levin—Cohen
Baptists IN Session
Ministers and Charitable Association
Boston Cloak and Suit Store
New York
FURS
John
Lowell Weekly Journal
Lowell, Mass
Europe
MR. Donahue
Archambault
Albert
Joseph Albert
Undertakers
St. Joseph's Choir
Dextra
Geo. Perreault
Lambillotte
Justus
Palma Floribit
Courier
Blake
Adams, Taylor & Co
State St
PNW
Goblakes
Phatylor& Istill Sveners
C. B. Coburn & CO
Market St
Ellingwood
Balsam
Boittle
Ellingwood & Co
Merrim’k & Central Sts
Masury
Masury’s
Thompson
Merrimack Street
Caleb L. Smith
Groce
Middlesex
W. E. Hicks
Herrimack Street
Fred C. Cuff
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