Radcliffe Girls Defeat Smith at Posse Gym 19 to 6
More than 2000 spectators watched Radcliffe College carve out a crushing victory over Smith College at Posse gym on St Botolph Street. The game ended 19 to 6 after two five minute halves, with Radcliffe clearly superior throughout.
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Radcliffe College
Smith College
Posse Gymnasium
St. Botolph Street
Radcliffe
Smith Girls
Radcliffe Girls
Many Men in Balcony The Girls Were Very Nattily Dressed
A fragment notes a scene with many men in a balcony and girls described as nattily dressed, hinting at a social gathering or event.
Radcliffe Girls Triumph In Slippery Floor Battle
Alma Gray led Radcliffe with an estimated 16 of 19 points while Katherine Dunner also shone. Smith teammates competed strongly though Radcliffe dominated as fans filled the balcony and coaches praised the players after a hard fought season finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Gray
Radcliffe
Smith Girls
Katherine Dunner
Secretary Meyer Heads to Harvard Overseers Meeting
Washington April 9 Secretary of the Navy George von L Meyer left for Boston to attend the Harvard Overseers meeting and will return tomorrow Edward I Slanken of Ohio is named Meyers private secretary to replace Charles E K Taylor who resigned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Boston
Harvard
Edward I. Slanken
Ohio
Mr. Meyer
Charles EK. Taylor
Will contest settled in Dorchester estate case
The will contest of John Behan, a former liquor dealer turned real estate man who left 30000, was settled on the eve of trial before Chief Justice Rugg and a jury. Behan lived on Adams Street Dorchester and died November 29 1911. His daughter Mrs Emily Dugan was to contest it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Behan
Rugg
Supreme Court
Adams Street
Dorchester
Emily Dugan
Labor Leader Carl Legien to Visit Boston
World famed labor figure Carl Legien will arrive in Boston for 24 hours next Wednesday with Samuel Gompers. The Boston Central Labor Union plans a Wells Memorial Hall reception in the evening. During the day Legien will meet Governor Foss and dine with Mayor Fitzgerald.
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Carl Legien
Reichstag
Boston
Samuel Gompers
Boston Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Foss
Fitzgerald
Roosevelt aide weds Miss Augusta Prime in Toronto
Frank Harper of New York private secretary to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt married Augusta Prime daughter of P. A. Prime in Toronto. The ceremony took place today with local witnesses and notable guests in attendance.
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Toronto
Ont
Frank Harper
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Augusta Prime
P. A. Prime
Taft Signs Act Creating Child Labor Bureau
President Taft signed the act of Congress establishing a bureau of child labor in the department of commerce and labor. The creation aims to regulate child labor practices nationwide.
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Washington
of Congress
Bureau of Child Labor
Department of Commerce and Labor
Taft
Uncle Sam’s Cheese Book adds recipes to Post cooking page
The upcoming Sunday Post features another installment from Uncle Sam’s Cheese Book alongside its usual menus and weekly recipes. The page expands the cooking section with new cheese based dishes for home cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Milk Strike May First Looms for Boston Area
Present indications point to a milk strike starting May 1 in Boston and New England. About 8000 milk producers across the region are involved, with Greater Boston included.
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Boston
New England
Greater
Milk Producers Stand Firm in Strike Threat Over Prices
The Boston Co operative Milk Producers' Company reports a pay drop dispute with H P Hood & Sons after verbal deals with Whiting Milk Co. Protests cite 38.2 cents per can target and a May 1 price request for the following five months. Ruggles warns of legal damages for contract breach.
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Whiting Milk Company
Whiting Company
H. P. Hood & Sons
Milk Prices Clash With Officials In Farm Contracts
A cooperative notes it will not meet B C M P C officers to set milk prices and will deal only with its own producers. It cites Massachusetts law on damages for persuading breach of contract and states its policy to pay market rates and high prices.
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Ruggles
Massachusetts
Fuse outage delays Boston Elevated during rush hour
A fuse blew at the Lincoln power station Atlantic avenue causing five minute to one hour eleven minute delays. The Washington Street tunnel Park Street line Atlantic avenue branch East Boston tunnel and West End North End Back Bay streets were affected. Schedule restored at 6:22 after outage began 6:17.
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Elevated
Lincoln
Atlantic Avenue
Washington Street
Park Street
East Boston
West End
North End
Back Bay
Berkeley Street
Wickersham to resign from cabinet March 4
Attorney General Wickersham will leave the Cabinet if President Taft is re elected. He entered with a four year understanding and had planned his arrangements accordingly. Both men say the move has no political significance and concerns no change in anti trust policy.
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Washington
Wickersham
Taft
Lawrence Resigns as Boston Episcopal Charity Treasurer
Amory A. Lawrence resigned yesterday as treasurer of the Boston Episcopal Charitable Society after about one year in office. The annual meeting was held at the Diocesan House on Joy street, with Lawrence saying he has done his share and wishes to be relieved of duties to be turned over to younger hands.
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Amory A. Lawrence
Boston Episcopal Charitable Society
Diocesan
Joy Street
Nine Vessels Offloaded At T Wharf With Mixed Cargo
Nine vessels reached T wharf yesterday, mainly small boats. Haddock led receipts at 29 000 pounds, cod 20 700 pounds, pollock 500 pounds, lemon soles 5000 pounds. The Mary, new Boston schooner, arrived in tow for maiden voyage preparations. Other ships, cargoes, port movements, and repairs detailed.
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T Wharf
Wresh
Essex
Boston
Mary
Commercial Wharf
Irving F. Ross
Shipping News Mini Almanac Updates with Arrivals
Shipping items list arrivals at ports including Anglian Toozes Gloucester McDorman Norfolk J H Devereux Keene Maiden Smith Newport News Camden Sawyer Bangor Bay State Linscott Portland Mohawk Pray Machiasport and more. Also notes steamers Amsterdyk Esparta Aries Admiral Schiey Telumah and barges with tug assistance. Sailed vessels include Gresham Esparza Amelia Boston Yarmouth Melrose Nacoochee H M Whitney and others.
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Toozes
London
Eng
Gloucester
McDorman
Norfolk
Ampere
Chenango
Nottingham
Quinn
Newburyport
R. R
N. J
Port Johnson
Watuppa
Hammond
Portland
Alientown
Elizabethport
Vesta
Wemp
Lynn
Sycamore
Paoli
McGoldrick
Confidence
Brennan
Bay View
Mass
Mary
Whalen
Irving F. Ross
Amsterdyk
Rotterdam
Philadelphia
Esparta
Bri
Simon
New York
Admiral Schiey
Port Antonio
Jam
Aries
Telumah
Salmon River
N. 8
Gresham
Chatham
Samuel Castner, Jr
Esparza
Port Simon
C. R
Amelia
Boston
Yarmouth
Melrose
Tuscan
Nacoochee
Savannah
H. M. Whitney
Reliance
South Amboy
Malvern
Probate Notice for Unclaimed Savings Deposits in Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Suffolk Probate Court issues a citation to the Union Institution for Savings and to numerous named depositors for unclaimed sums kept in the Union Institution for Savings Boston. The case seeks a court order to transfer funds to the state Treasurer after decades with no deposits or withdrawals and no known claimants. The June 13 1912 hearing is set in Boston, with publication in the Boston Post and Boston Globe.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Union Institution For Savings
Boston
Katie FE. McCarthy
Catherine Schroeder
Elizabeth Cadon
Jane Trainer
Thomas Hefferman
Joseph MM. Ulrich
Edward V. Lodge
Sarah FF. Kenny
Michael ‘Sgallaghe
Maria Finneran
Mary Ann Finneran
Theresa A. Allen
Joseph Himmelreich
James Ss. ‘Green
Francis W. Norris
Daniel Crowles
James Donovan
Matthew J. Hloynes
J. Z. Maurchington
Catherine Drummey
Margaret J. Kenny
Margaret Hayes
James MebLaughlin
Mary Ann Sullivan
Hugh Lynch
Edward Brennan
Michael Mannix
Joseph L. Ka Perine
Mary Exan
Michael Carney
Piward Henry Ahern
Eliza Howe
Rebecca M. Burbank
Eliza
Susan Mahan
William 4. Roche
Jhanny Edwards
Annie Bowen
Annie O'Day
George Cannon
Brietsey Sudenberg
Mary Ann Traces
Hannah J
Tracey
Sarah Thornton
Edward J. Moore
Herbert PF. Young
Mary Ann
John McGregor
A. WK. Byrne
John H. Bryne
Catherine Kk. Gill
Mary HH. Cheeney
James W. Cheeney
James Kennedy
Richard Kennedy
John F. Smith
John Kennelly
Elbridge W. Stowell
Lawrence Hewitt
George KE. Cannon
Josephine Wall
Robert R.trainer
John K. Brine
Mary Mahar
Michael HK. Whartrey
Elizabeth E. G. Farrar
Philip Warren
Dioanna Sparrow
Lucy Donoher
Kate EK
Maginniss
Thomas Groom
George Young
John M. Falvey
Abigail
Flora Craig
Clara ‘Lahey
Kien Flynn
Christina Cammrell
John Field
William Hargrove
Robert Hargrove
Harriet E. Lovejoy
Anne McNamara
Walter G. Adams
Frank W. Hunt
Margaret A. Vpennett
John T. Murray
Ellen Conway
Emery FP. Fisher
John M. Deunie
Patrick Keenan
Helen M. Dame
James Barry
Julia Miles
Dennis Desmond
Andrew J. Boyhan
Hannah J. Sylvester
Thomas McCarthy
E. H Bogus
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Mary
Treanor
Dennis McGillicuddy
J. W. Northam
David J. Porter
John KE. O'Brien
Jeremiah Callahan
Sarah J. Merritt
Susan Loan
M. A. Green
Maurice Costello
Thomas Phillips
Bessie Plunkett
John Pl
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Catherine Sheehan
Mary Daly
John Reed
Charles J. Murphy
Thomas M. Hogan
Mary Brickley
Susan M. McNeill
Annie Mailenson
Joseph M. Goodale
Annie Murphy
T. EK. Fox
Mary Allen
Lizzie O’hearn
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James Byron
William Irwin
Fannie Campbell
William Campbell
John Miller
Bertha Pfaff
Frances C. Pfatt
Eugene Roddy
Alice D. W. Pope
Martin Bartles
Edrwin
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Frank H. Drew
Mary Kelly
Catherine Hall
Francis Plunkett
Bridget Gorman
Lucy A. Greenwood
John Glennon
Owen H. Owens
Mary E. Gilbert
Rhodes W. Sherwood
Alice B. Norton
John Whalen
P. A. McKenna
Arthur @. Cladbourne
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James Sharkey
Michael Hayes
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Mary Moriarty
Daniel T. Toomey
Patrick Molloy
David F. Keefe
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Richard Robbins
Walter J. Fitzgerald
Ann Collins
Herbert C. Boynton
Sheil Literary Association
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Jessie L. Burbank
James Kelley
Thomas E. Ketley
Nellie Doyle
Sarah T. Wiswall
Annie F. McCarthy
Maria A. Whittemore
Katie Moran
John ©. Crowley
Daniel Murphy
Ellen McCarthy
Julia T. McCarthy
Giuseppa Falavama
August Oberracher
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Mary H. Dugan
George Pexton
Mary Devine
Bernard B. Doherty
Ellen Jordan
Patrick Doherty
Mary A. Smyth
Daniel S. Kennedy
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Daniel H. Manning
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Mery
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Peter H. Deacon
Kate Mason
Levi Leach
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Hugh H. Lyons
Edward N. Pierce
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Lena Smith
Phebe A. Delande
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City of
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Hyde Park
James M., Swift
Hyde Park Savings Bank
Boston Post
Hyde Park Gazette
Rhode Island Senate Passes Public Utilities Bill
Providence April 9. After a heated floor fight the Rhode Island Senate passed the public utilities bill. The version as passed by the House required railroads to furnish free transportation to state officers, legislators, and the Public Utilities Commission. The rail pass clause was struck out by the Senate judiciary committee before final passage.
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R. I
Senate
Public Utilities
General Assembly
House
Public Utilities Commission
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Local Advertising for Wagons Carriages and Store Fixtures
Classified notice offering motor wagons hacks hearses caskets and wagons with affordable terms. Also shop fixtures including counters showcases stools coffee urns fountains scales and refrigerators with secondhand goods and good prices from Whitman Co Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Hawkins St
Whitmen Co
Sullivan
d&Su
Probate Court cites dormant Hyde Park Savings deposits
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court orders funds from Hyde Park Savings Bank accounts to be paid to the state treasury after thirty years with no deposits or withdrawals. Citations require notice to bank and publication in Boston Post and Hyde Park Gazette before a June 13 1912 hearing in Boston.
Boston man seeks name change to Reuben Lambert
REV BEN FERDINAND SVENSSON of Boston petitions to change his name to REUBEN FERDINAND LAMBERT. A Probate Court in Suffolk County, Boston, set for April 25 1912 to hear cause, with public notice required weekly for three weeks in the Boston Post. Judge Robert Ivan Fosquire presides.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Ben Ferdinand Svensson
Boston
Reuben Ferdinand Lambert
Boeton
Boston Post
Robert
Ivan
Focquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
David Johan Svensson
David Johan Lambert
Robert Grant
Tadge
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