Reception by Daughters of Massachusetts at Hotel Brunswick
A large gathering of state and military dignitaries attended the Daughters of Massachusetts birthday reception at the Hotel Brunswick yesterday afternoon. More than 250 guests filled the reception hall for elion, reception, tea, and music. Mrs. Austin C. Wellington of Cambridge heads the new officers, with Mrs. Otis S. Brown, Mrs. Curtis Guild, Miss Jennie G. Moseley, Mrs. Albin L. Richards, Mrs. Mary E. Rand Miller, Mrs. Isabel A. Morse, and others named as officers and auditors.
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Daughters of Massachusetts
Hotel
Brunswick
Austin C. Wellington
Cambridge
Otis S. Brown
Curtis Guild
Boston
Jennie G. Moseley
Dorchester
Albin
Wage Cuts Proposed for Haverhill Shoe Workers
The Shoe Manufacturers' Association submitted to the Shoe Workers' Protective Union a request that wage lists be produced calling for cuts ranging from 20 to 35 percent. They cite a commission report on conditions in competitive shoe centers and say reductions are essential to the city’s business life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Shoe Manufacturers’ Association Today
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
Woman With Loud Near Arrest On Stratford Road In Melrose
Authorities pursue Charles Loud after a high French heel print is found along a golf path near Stratford road in Melrose suggesting a woman accompanied him as a car was abandoned. Witnesses identify Loud aiding four motorists on Lowell street Wakefield before his arrest.
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Loud
Stratford Road
Melrose
Mitchell
Henry Penny
Howard Street
Mitchell’s
Penny
Dow
Elvin C. Taylor
Springfield
Lowell Street
Wakefield
Tufts
John Luscomb
Divorce and Bigamy Saga Unfolds in Jersey City Apartment
In a Jersey City tale, Andrews fronts a three-way marriage as Maud Andrews, Esther Tatnall, and George Furst clash over custody and divorce. Maud prepares to file in Trenton, while the two wives claim the children, with upheaval surrounding the apartment and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrewses
John
Harley
Jersey City
Andrews
Rival Couple Forced Out of Home in Local Dispute
A domestic conflict ends with Andrews and his wife No. 2 reportedly leaving their home amid ongoing dispute. The article notes the couple were seemingly glad to depart, with one party described as a rival wife and husband pair involved in the residence matter.
Career in Hub: Andrews Linked to Marital Tangle in New York
Herbert A. Andrews and his wife Maud Augusta figure in a marital discord case in New York. Andrews, previously imprisoned at Deer Island for a wrongful conviction, is noted for his career in the hub.
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Herbert A. Andrews
New York
Deer Island
Herbert Thornton Andrews
Maud Augusta
Portland man Haynes Andrews linked to Quincy move and wrongful conviction
Haynes Andrews of Portland formerly lived at 10 Palmer Street in Quincy Germantown. Neighbors recall the family moving to Webb Arizona about three years ago. Andrews, once treasurer of a Boston department store, was sentenced to 14 months at Deer Island in 1913 for passing worthless checks. A later confession showed another man did the thefts, Andrews being wrongly convicted. After five months in jail, he was released and rejoined his wife and child in Quincy as he planned to expose prison conditions. He had previously lived with his wife and baby at 57 Hemenway Street Back Bay at his first arrest.
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Maud Andrews
Eugene A. Donahue
Singer
Donahue
Newark
Jersey City
George Furst
Furst & Furst
Market Street
Furst
Trenton
Andrews
Department of Justice
J. J. Lazaroe
West Forty-third Street
Lazaree
Estelle
Haynes Andrews
Portland
Palmer Street
Germantown
Quincy
Webb
Arizona
Boston
Deer Island
Hemenway Street
Back Bay
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L. Richards
Waban
Mary E. Rand Miller
Isabel A. Morse
Roxbury
Walter W. Boyden
Robert W. Southwell
Haverhill Shoe
Emerson
Bloomer
Bates
D.kemerson
Temple Place
East Cambridge
Robert Treat
Boulevard
James F. Walsh
Greenwich
Conn
Maud Augusta Haynes
Esther Marie Tatnall
New Jersey
Connecticut
Esther Tatnall
Pittsburg
Walsh
Esther M. Tatnali Andrews
Miss Tatnall
M. A. Andrews
Esther M. Tatnall
Broad Street
Manhattan
Wiliam Cahill
Michel & Moore Company
Beach
Wool
Norfolk
Barber Bill
Wife No
Bargain
Collins’ Shoe Shop
Summer Street
New England
Percens
Houghton
Dorian
Shad
Haddock
E. Dorr & Co.,inc
Arthur
Canal Street Cor
North & Union Sts
Houghton & Dutton
North Station
Park St. Dorchester
Codman Square
TROY
Pilman
Pillhurst
Pilton
Rilburn
Rilpoint
Pilbrook
Bilset
Pilcrest
Brewster Hotel
Washington St
School Street
Summer St
Union Square
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