Bingville Deestrick Skule Presented by Newton Odd Fellows
Newton April posters announce the annual Bingville Deestrick Skule dramatic from Waban Lodge 156 ICOF in Dennison Hall Newtonville tomorrow evening. Charles Dow wrote the book and music. a motley Bingville cast led by Heneathersby Hank Dewberry Eph Higgins Seth Dewberry Amelia Tucker Sally Hoskins performs with Cy Hoskins as music teacher and a chorus of many listed cast members.
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Newton
Bingville
Deestrick Skule
Dennison Hall
Newtonville
Waban Lodge 156
Charles ¥. Dow
William Ross Shot After Street Quarrel in New York
William Ross aged 36 was shot and killed on a New York street after a quarrel with his wife. Her brother Michael Donnelly intervened and later disappeared prompting a citywide police search.
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New York
William Ross
Michael Donnelly
Donnelly
Evans resigns as president of Five Cents Savings Bank
After 55 years with Five Cents Savings Bank Alonzo H. Evans declines re election as bank president citing length of service. He remains on the board as his son Wilmot R. Evans takes over as president. Evans born February 24 1820 in Allens town. The charter for the bank was granted in 1854.
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Five Cents Savings Bank
Alonzo H. Evans
Mr. Evans
Wilmot R. Evans
Winthrop National Bank
Allenstown
Lowell
Boston
George F. Brown
Evans & Brown
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank Treasurers Long Service
The bank organized under that name with him as the first treasurer. He served twenty years in that role and after the first president died in 1874 he was elected president, a position he has held since.
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Boston Five Cents Savings Bank
Editor's Dog Painted Red in Malden Prank
Malden April 2 editor Graham of the Malden Mail reports his dog was white when let out yesterday and red this morning. He suspects hoodlums painted the dog and the animal wore a large red ribbon. The owner scrubbed the dog to restore its color but failed.
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Malden
Graham
The
Malden Mail
Boy Killed After Auto Strike In Chicopee
Nine year old Joseph Halser was hit by a car driven by Samuel St Marie a tester for a local automobile factory at noon today and died one minute later in Chicopee authorities said.
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Chicopee
Joseph Halser
Samuel St. Marie
Gretna Green Bride Claims Husband Kept Away
A Cambridge woman says her husband deserted her on the day of their baby's birth and is being kept from her by his mother Mrs. William Campbell. She alleges a secret marriage in Providence and says Mrs Campbell refuses to recognize her as wife. Campbell’s sister says they know nothing of the brother’s location and offers no comment.
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Beacon Street
Somerville
Providence
Gretna Green
William Campbell
Cambridge Street
Campbell
Nellie Cronin
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Boston
Katz
Providence Gretna Green
Whitney and Bartlett Mum on Governor Bid
In Boston both Henry M. Whitney and Charles W. Bartlett declined to discuss a governorship bid. Bartlett said it was not time yet and Whitney cited busyness while promising to withhold statements until the party and people demand it.
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Henry M. Whitney
Charles W. Bartlett
Mr. Whitney
Democratic Party
Harvard Freshies Save $500 at Banquet Night
Harvard freshmen behaved like gentlemen at their American House banquet saving $600 bond and avoiding damage. They limited wine and champagne, mostly drank soda and sarsaparilla, and orderly 300 attendees were urged to be good boys and save the funds. They left without incident and plan to collect back the $1.50 deposits at Harvard Square billiard parlor.
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Harvard
Harvard Square
Back Bay
R. W. Hutchinson
R. C. Brown
F. A. Forster
Freshies
George
Deming
Biot Bacon
Bacon
Cambridge
St. Louis Brewers End Talks and Call Open Shops
Brewers in St. Louis announce negotiations with striking workers are off and declare for open shops after unions refuse extra time to consider a compromise wage scale. The move comes following the unions request for more time being denied.
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ST. Louis
Brewers of St. Louis
Montana municipal elections show Republican landslide
Helena report notes a Republican landslide in yesterday's Montana municipal races with only Great Falls and Lewistown electing Democratic mayors. Party lines were closely drawn and turnout was heavy as opposition won in cases with party nominations.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Great Falls
Lewiston
Dr Williams Pink Pills Restore Health for Woman and Daughter
Mrs Jessie Robbins of Decatur Illinois credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with stopping her headaches weakness numbness and swelling and restoring vitality. She says the pills also revived her pale ailing daughter with anemia and coughs and helps both to resume duties without further medical visits. The medicine costs 50 cents a box or six boxes for 2 50 from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
Mra Robbins
Jessie Robbins
Clar St
Decatur, Ill
Deaf mute Shaw leaves hub with his boy
William A. Shaw the deaf mute, previously awarded custody of his child by a court, leaves the city with his infant, traveling under an assumed name and heading to an unknown destination. He fears kidnapping attempts and has reportedly been warned, planning not to return.
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William A. Shaw
Shaw
Paris Papers Claim Montagnini Documents on Clemenceau Buyout
The Figaro prints three documents from the Montagnini case showing Jacques Piou telling Montagnini he believed Clemenceau could be bought after a two hour talk with Clemenceau at the residence of an American intermediary woman.
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Paris
the Figaro
France
Mgr. Montagnini
M. Jacques Piou
Liberal League
M. Clemenceau
M. Piou
Ball of St. John's Court M C O F Plans Annual Event
Elaborate preparations are underway for the St. John's Court M C O F No 33 ball at Institute Hall East Cambridge on Friday evening April 5. The court, largest in the state with over 800 members, marks its second anniversary with an exhibi tion drill by the St John's degree staff led by Mr Charles E Burke. Officers include Chief ranger Wm J Yoveney vice-chief ranger Andrew F Finnegan recording secretary Patrick Feeney financial secretary Miss Margaret M Murphy and treasurer Michael I Murphy. Reports from committees indicate a successful affair.
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Institute Hall
East Cambridge
St. John’s Degree
Charles E. Burke
Wm. J. Yoveney
Andrew F. Finnegan
Patrick Feeney
Margaret M. Murphy
Michael I. Murphy
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