Milk War Ends With 31 Cents Straight-Price Settlement
A compromise settles the milk dispute between contractors and Producers' Union directors. From April 1 to October 1 the price remains 31 cents per can with the surplus clause abolished. President Ward urges phased shipments to contractors and minutes six month price stability. George O. Whiting says the surplus loss is absorbed, preserving last year’s net price while ensuring high quality Boston milk.
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Producers’ Union
Ward
Boston
Whiting
George O. Whiting
Contractors’ Association
Fred
Miss Wilkins Delays Marriage Amid Shadow of Freeman
The article reports Miss Mary Wilkins delaying her marriage to Dr. Charles M. Freeman amid talk of a new book. She has finished a novel and plans a volume of short sketches titled The Relieving Shadows, with sombre yet redeeming themes.
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Bory
Mary Abs
Charles M. Freeman
Ehen
Miss Wilkins
Dr. Freeman
Mary E. Wilkins
Rough Riders of Battery A Exhibit Horsemanship in Back Bay
The Rough Riders of Battery A a twelve man unit from Boston backed by Harvard circles will stage an April 11 horsemanship exhibition at the New Riding Club Back Bay admission limited to members families and friends Their captain Lt Amory and members including Sgt Arthur Blake N G Horton D E Atherton H Rogers J H Sherburn and privates Norman W Cabot Washington Wolcott and H E W Adams bring notable athletic and racing pedigrees with Blake once holding a 1900 yard record Cabot captained Harvard football in 1897 and Wolcott is the son of a former governor drills are daily at the New Riding Club and the show is expected to surprise locals in back bay and Harvard circles
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Rough Riders
Battery A
Massachusetts
Ita
New Riding Club
Back
Altheu
Boston
Amory
Back Bay
Harvard
Arthur Blake
N. G. Horton
D. E. Atherton
H. Rogers
J. H. Sherburn
Norman W. Cabot
Ington Wolcott
W.adama
Blake
Mechanics’ Hall
Norman Cabot
Huntington Wolcott
Putnam
Mott Haven
Horton
EX Alder Dixon Named Captain of Coasting Steamer
Ex Alderman Edward W. Dixon, long a Ward 6 Democratic leader, has been licensed as master and pilot and will command a large coasting steamer. He leaves his North End business to his sons and plans to devote himself to shipping, with the sailing route to be decided.
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Edward W. Dixonm
Dixon
Board of Aldermen
Reth
Atlantic Yacht Club
North End
Turned Up at Odd Fellows Hall by Winter Hill U U
The Winter Hill Universalist Church amateur group will stage the comedy Turned Up next Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall at Marehall Street and Broadway. Cast includes Charles Draper Lawrence Land Joseph Knox William Dykeman Willard McLoud Paul Clark Grace Edlefson Lucy McLoud Florence Roscoe Ella Cushing Raymond Cushing and others. young Raymond Cushing is seven.
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Winter Hill Universalist Church
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Marehall Street
Broadway
Charles A. Draper
Lawrence J. Land
Joseph O. Knox
William A. Dykeman
Willard J. McLoud
Paul R. Clark
Lil- Han H. Downing
Grace W. Edlefson
Lucy M. McLoud
Florence Roscoe
Ella L
Raymond
Raymond A. Cushing
Miss Edlefson
Little Raymond Cushing
Sensational divorce case in Middlesex County features politician
East Cambridge Superior Court records reveal Ralph Lyman a Lowell political figure as the defendant in a high profile divorce. Margaret Bacon Lyman accuses him of undue intimacy with May Snow and Mabel Evans plus other persons. Lyman denies the charges and vows to fight to the finish as the case set for May.
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East Cambridge Superior Court
Ralph Lyman
Lowell
Libellee
Margaret Bacon
Horace B. Bacon
Snow
Mabel Evans
Lyman
Middlesex County
Professor William Goodwin resigns from Harvard after forty five years
Professor William Watson Goodwin, renowned Greek scholar, resigns from Harvard at age seventy. Born in Concord New Hampshire in 1881 he studied abroad and returned to Harvard in 1865 as a Greek tutor, later becoming Billet professor and first director of the Classical School of Athens. He authored Goodwin's Greek Grammar among many works.
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Harvard
William Watson Goodwin
Goodwin
Concord
N. H
Bonn
Berlin
Gottingen
Classical School of
Athens
Imperial Archeological Institute of
Germany
Old-Time Lovers United After Forty Years apart
Joseph Keeley of Cleveland and Miss Mary Ann Cole of this city wed after renewing a youth romance that began in Ireland. Keeley, a livery stable keeper, first saw Cole at a Killgowan fair, Ireland, when he was 13. Widower Keeley learned Cole was alive seven years after a Cleveland marriage. they reunited on Easter and married at St Joseph's Church.
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Joseph Keeley
Cleveland
Mary Ann Cole
Killgowan
County Kildare
Keeley
Middleburg
Ireland
Miss Cole
Father Flynn
J. Joseph
Immanuel Church East Boston Hosts Enjoyable Sacred Concert
A German Lutheran Immanuel Church concert in East Boston drew an appreciative audience with sacred and classical pieces. Notable performers included organist C. M. Ackermann, Thekla von Ette, violinist Gertrude Meas, cellist Frederick Dietze, Ralph Heverly on cornet, and soprano Louise Leath. Proceeds funded the organ’s final payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Church
East
Boston
J. 8. Bach
C. M. Ackermann
Louise Leath
Israel
Dudley Buck
E. H. Winchell
New England Methodist Event Aims for 20 Million
At Spencer April 10 the New England Methodist event opened at 9:30 AM in the Methodist Ep Church with Bishop Earl Cranston presiding. Rev F Warren urged large pledges as speakers noted 310 million already pledged toward a 20 million goal and Boston University’s 2000 ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Parkhurst
Board of Bishops
J. Hamilton
Sir Bates
D. D
Richard W Huste
Boston University
W. E H. Stantington
College of Liberal Arts
Bos
Tha
Moist
Mortgage Cancelled and Church Gifts Mark Brookline Service
The Rev. Daniel Dulany Addison at All Saints Church Brookline announces the cancellation of a $50,000 mortgage note held by Mr and Mrs George H Champlin. Gifts include a new baptismal font and cover towering over fifteen feet with an Indiana stone font, carved oak Gothic cover in thanksgiving for the baptism of F Stanwood and memorial for Mary Charlotte Lang.
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Daniel Dulany Addison
All Saints Church
Brookline
George. H. Champlin
Indiana
Mary Charlotte Lang
F Stanwood
Gaelic school moves to Hibernian Hall for winter sessions
Brookline Gaels plan weekly Gaelic classes after local schools close evening sessions. The Hibernian Hall on Boylston Street hosts the first class tonight at 7 20 with a talk by P J O M on why Irish law should be preserved. Classes continue every Tuesday with members of the Vision and Ladies Auxiliary attending.
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Brookline
Lincoln Public
Deen
The
Divist
T Town
Hibernian
Best Rent and Oi Club Meets at Parker Hall
Members of the Best Rent and Oi Club gathered at Parker Hall last evening with Mr Norris Wilson presiding. Only routine business was conducted and W B Beekman delivered an interesting paper on his field trip across Vera Crusital.
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Parker Hall
Norris
Wilson
Beekman
Vera Cruspital
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