Old Court Clerk Sent to Asylum After Resignation
Alexander H. Trowbridge, longtime clerk of the United States Circuit Court, was committed to the Westboro Insane Hospital on Tuesday. His mental powers lagged after a forced resignation triggered by a dispute with deputy clerk Mrs. Lilian C. Tucker, who was later reinstated.
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Alexander H. Trowbridge
United States Circuit Court
Westboro Insane Hospital
Trowbridge
Lilian C. Tucker
Thousands Attend Fusilier Ball in Paul Revere Hall
About 8000 attended the 19th annual military and civic Fusilier Veteran Association ball in Mechanics Building’s Paul Revere Hall. The event featured an orchestra, national colors decor, and a grand march led by Major and Mrs Thomas Milligan with about 200 couples. Notables included Maj Talbot Aldrich Capt Edward Logan and many officers from the Ninth Regiment Veteran Association and local units.
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Paul Revere
Mechanics
Association
Post 15
Talbot Aldrich
Edward Logan
Colgen
B. G. Sullivan
F. O. Doddy
R. W. O'Toole
Daniel Dowd
Harry Milligan
Morris Medkenna
Ninth Regiment Veteran Association
French
Veteran Train Artillery
Pawtucket
R. I
Walter Higgins
Coast Artillery Corps
William Hopkins
Frank Cady
R. A. Greene
Providence Light Infantry
Thomas Milligan
J. W. Morrill
J. W Morrill
H. J. Green
F. G. Young
H. Mallard
S. Anderson
BE. Parker
Optimism Urged at Mercantile Market Banquet
Massachusetts leaders and merchants gathered at Maneuik Hall for the fourth annual Mercantile Market Association banquet. Governor Draper and Treasurer Stevens urged restraint on muckraking, praised fiscal gains, and contrasted 1909 prosperity with earlier hard times.
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Woen S. Draper
John I. Fitzgerald
Elmer A. Stevens
Commonwealth
Mercantile Market Association
Maneuik
Hall
Massachusetts
Boston
Walter S. Glidden
Governor’s Council
Joseph. Pelletier
America
Ireland
Draper
Stevens
The
Rube Waddell Chooses April First as Wedding Date
Miss Margie Maguire of New Orleans will wed George Edward Waddell known as Rube, the eccentric St. Louis Browns pitcher, in Missouri. The couple met in St. Louis, Waddell sought a legal separation from his Massachusetts wife, and the wedding date was set by the groom. The Waddells plan to live in St. Louis unless manager Jack OConnor counters.
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Margie Maguire
New Orleans
George Edward Waddell
Rube
St. Louis
George Edward
Pitcher
Massachusetts
Waddells
Jack O'Connor
Shackleton Distance to Pole Questioned by Reader
A Maine correspondent questions a Post claim that Sir Ernest Shackleton came within 97 miles of the South Pole. He asks whether Congress has ruled on the assertion and whether Shackleton's records and instruments have been examined, arguing Congress alone is free from scientists’ influence.
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Ernest H. Shackleton
South Pole
United States Congress
Congress
Ernest
Woodfords
Foresters Form Aid Group For Boston College
Representatives from 25 Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters branches gathered in Boston to inaugurate a movement to form a permanent organization to aid the new Boston College.
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Boston College
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters of Boston
Chelsea Fires License Board Shakeup in Chelsea
License Commissioners Herbert A. Norton and William Burns were deposed from office by the Board of Control after refusing to resign. Abbott W. Lawrence offered his resignation. A new 3 member board led by Raymond Alley with Alexander Leslie and Daniel J. McGivern sworn in to replace the deposed officials.
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Herbert A. Norton
William Burns
Chelsea
Board of Control
Abbott W. Lawrence
Raymond Alley
Alexander Leslie
Daniel J. McGivern
Neponset Improvement Association elects officers
Officers were elected at a Neponset Improvement Association meeting to organize a public meeting with Mayor FitzGerald and the City Council for district improvement requests. Elected were Matthew Cummings president Patrick J. O'Brien vice president John A. Williams secretary Timothy Neville financial secretary Edward Locke treasurer and an executive committee.
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Neponset Improvement Association
Fitzgerald
Matthew Cummings
Patrick J. O'Brien
John A. Williams
Timothy Neville
Edward Locke
Fifty Years in One Pastorate Observed
The Rev James Reed marks 50 years in the ministry with a Golden Anniversary at the Church of the New Jerusalem on Bowdoin Street tomorrow. The service at 5 pm will be led by Rev Henry Clinton Hay with a sermon by Rev William Worcester, followed by a vestry banquet.
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James Reed
Church of the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
Borton
Father Scanlan
St. Mary's Catholic Chuch
North End
Reed
Henry Clinton Hay
William T. Worcester
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Frankel System
Guy Wan
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My Clothier
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Albe) Waddell
Shackleton
Albert Quinn
D. D. Pike
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Chelsea Fires License Board
Neponset
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Supreme Cpx Fency
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