Back Bay Girl Weds Rancher in Beacon Street Parlor
Edith Lamp son Holden wed Alexander Healy of Buffalo Wyoming in a quiet ceremony at 876 Beacon Street. Rev. Arthur W. Littlefield officiated with relatives, friends, and groom’s Utah family from Ogden in attendance. The bride wore white satin with Chantilly lace overdress. 11 bridesmaids attended. The bride, an accomplished violinist, received musical performances from friends during the reception.
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Charles W. Holden
Beacon Street
Edith Lampson Holden
Alexander Healy
Buffalo
Wyo
Arthur W. Littlefield
Brookline
Ogden
Utah
Constance
Elizabeth Holden
Marion Cushing
Julia Sampson
May Young
Jessie Douglass
Marion Clapp
John Lynch
Hartley W. Thayer
Leslie W. Millar
Ralph Haskell
Shock and suicide after sweetheart found to be half sister
Cleveland Ohio April 4 shock and grief followed the discovery that 17 year old Anna Neumister was John Otts half sister. Ott who had recently boarded at the Neumister home learned of their kinship after his sweetheart’s mother revealed the relation. Ott was found dead on the street yesterday. the coroner found no poison. Miss Neumister left home Sunday and was later found drowned.
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Cleveland
Anna Neumister
John Ott
Ott
Miss Neumister
Lake Erie
Neumister
Anna
Roxbury High assistant named head of Girls' High School
Myron W. Richardson, formerly assistant master at Roxbury High School, receives appointment as headmaster of the Girls' High School on West Newton Street to succeed the late Albert P. Walker.
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Myron W. Richardson
Roxbury High School
Girls’ High School
West Newton Street
Albert P. Walker
Speaker Clark Presses Democratic Agenda in New Session
The speech outlines key aims for the new House and Senate, including tariff reform, constitutional amendment for direct Senate elections, House rule changes, and sweeping economy. Clark vows duty and patriotism, seeks to cut House expenses by over $188,000 yearly, and to earn public endorsement through reform and prudent governance.
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Clark
United States
House
Political lineup of 620 Congress marks party shifts
The Sixty-second Congress convenes in extraordinary session with Senate Republicans 50 Democrats 413 vacancies 1 and House Democrats 228 Republicans 160 Socialist 1 vacancies 2. In the Sixty-first Congress Senate 59R 32D 1V, House 217R 174D. Iowa to elect successor to late Senator Dolliver. House vacancies from Iowa ninth and Pennsylvania second districts. Harmon of Ohio and former Speaker Cannon appear on floor amid cheers. Taft's Canadian reciprocity message to be read tomorrow.
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Senate
House
Colorado
Iowa
Dolliver
Lafayette Young
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Hale
Beveridge
Taft
Congress
Charity At Home Drives Honest Politics Reform
The text urges campaign finance reform with contributions and disbursements disclosed before elections. It notes a prepared bill to be rapidly passed by the House and argues citizens demand honesty and cleanliness in politics. It mentions Arizona and New Mexico statehood and remarks on notable figures in the presidential gallery.
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House
Arizona
New Mexico
Taft
Helen Taft
Charley Taft
Horace D. Taft
William J. Bryan
Judsor
Boston must return taxes on Copley Square Trust property
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled Boston must refund about 25,000 dollars to trustees Moses Williams J Morris Meredith and John P Reynolds of the Copley Square Trust. The decision holds the Art Museum property exempt from taxes and that the 1.5 million paid to former owners before assessment time was not theirs after transfer. The city keeps taxes on bonds and stocks unrelated to the museum purchase.
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Boston
Moses Williams
Brookline
J. Morris Meredith
Topsfield
John P. Reynolds
Copley Square Trust
Supreme Jucial Court
Jackson Girls in Athletics at Tufts College Meet
Freshman and sophomore classes of Jackson College held a spirited meet in the new Tufts girls gym last evening. The flag contest favored the sophomores 183 to 32, with Marjorie Scott of Cambridge leading the freshmen in pole vault high jump and rope climbing. Emma Hulen of Cliftondaley also contributed key points for the freshmen.
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Jackson College
Tufts College
Marjorie Scott
Cambridge
Emma Hulen
Cliftondaley
Bride to Aid Harvard Man in Quiet April Wedding
J Howland Auchincloss son of a New York railroad family will marry Miss Priscilla D Stanton of Gotham at Miss Stanton’s No 20 West Forty-ninth street on April 19. After the ceremony they will reside at Charlesgate Cambridge during his final law school exams.
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Harvard
J. Howland Auchincloss
New York
Priscilla D. Stanton
Gotham
Miss Stanton
West Forty-ninth Street
Charlesgate
Cambridge
Law
Auchincloss
Yale
Boston
Auchincross
City Hall
John Auchinecloss
Louis I. Staunton
Illinois Central
Mutual Life
Stanton
Standard Trust Company
E. H. Harriman
Erie
Gordon
Craigie Hall
Abington Girl's Hat Catches Fire at Party
At a High Street party in Brockton Miss Edna Ashley, an Abington girl, wore a wide picture hat that ignited beside a gas flame. Friends ripped it off to save her and she suffered a scalp cut from the hat pin.
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Brockton
Edna Ashley
Abington
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Charity
Fred Harvey
California
W. Manning
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Washington
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