Harvard receives $100000 to aid poor students from Sterling will
Worcester April 17. Miss Harriet E. Goodnow of Sterling leaves $100000 to Harvard with income after the principal reaches $150000 to aid worthy poor boys' college education. Other bequests total more than $40,000 to Boston organizations and hospitals. Waite Memorial Bed funds established in several hospitals. William Green Bhillaber of Boston named residuary legatee and executor. Goodnow death ends Waite family presence in Sterling. homestead to be razed and no memorials placed.
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Worcester
Harvard
Harriet E. Goodnow
Sterling
American Unitarian Association of Boston
New England
Little Wanderers of
Boston
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Animal Rescue League of Boston
Homeopathic Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
New England Hospital For Women and Children
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Waite
Miss Goodnow
All Sorts Club Presents The Country Minister at Bloomfield Hall
The All Sorts Club of Dorchester staged The Country Minister before a large audience at Bloomfield Hall last evening. Proceeds go toward a new club house. Notable cast members included Alice L. Ball, Marion H. E., Jeannie W. Nichols, Nat P. Storm, L. C. Campbell, G. P. Hall, Maurice E. Ericson and Alex R. Echardt.
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Dorchester
Bloomfield Hall
Alice L. Ball
Marion HE
Jeannie W. Nichols
Nat P. Storm
L. C. Campbell
G. P. Hall
Maurice E. Ericson
Alex R. Echardt
Detectives Guard Gifts at Wedding and Reception
Two detectives stood on guard yesterday over the valuable wedding presents of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Palmer Mills at the Hotel Tuileries. The couple were married with Rev. Edmund Rousmaniere presiding. A reception followed downstairs while upstairs the safekept silver and jewels were watched.
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Harold Palmer Mills
Tuileries
Mason Mills Wedding At First Baptist Church
The wedding of Miss Florence Jane Mason of Vassar to Mr. Mills of Harvard was held yesterday at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Mills is the daughter of Edward Haven Mason of Hotel Tuileries. Mr. Mills is the son of Mrs. Ezra P. Mills of New York. The ceremony was performed by the...
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Edmund 8. Rousmaniere
St. Paul’s Church
First Baptist Church
Tuileries
Katherine Foster
Ottawa
Dan
Helen Furness
Manchester
Helen Joccelyn
Wollaston
Frances Tyre
Andover
Clara Baker
New Haven
Mr. Mills
Livingston Fryer
Buffalo
N. Y
Eugene Watson
New York
Richard Everett
Boston
Arthur Fletcher
Belmont
Bern Budd
Frederic Bacon
Harvey Warren
Bridgeport
Conn
Mills
Florence Jane Mason
Vassar
Harvard
Edward Haven Mason
Hotel Tuileries
Ezra P. Mills
Kosher Restaurants Fill Passover Tables In Salem
Jews in Salem observe Passover week by dining on Matzo dishes at local kosher eateries on Cross and Parmenter streets. About 200 meals are served daily at one restaurant during the week as households opt for kosher meals away from home. Men and professionals frequent these venues for matzo based menus including matzo kinsle soup and matzo charlotte.
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Salem
Cross
Parmenter
World in Boston Exposition schedule outlined by Bishop
The World in Boston exposition at Mechanics Building aims to show missions and universal love through a week of noon services, pageant rehearsals, and lectures. Notable speakers include F P Haggard J L Barton C R Brown H A Manchester with events from April 18 to 22 ending in a pageant and U S President inaugurating the exposition.
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Mechanics’ Building
Lawrence
St. Paul’s Church
Boston
St. Paul's Church
F. P. Haggard
D. D
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
J. L. Barton
Mechanics Building
Spekiker
C. R. Brown
Yale University Divinity School
Mechanics
H. A. Manchester
East Boston Presbyterian Church
Exhibition Hall
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
Lynn
Lynnfield
Saugus
Swampscott
Nahant
Beverly
Salem
Peabody
Marblehead
Danvers
Topsfield
Wenham
Middleton
Boxford
A. M. Gardner
United States
Salem Exposition Opens with Mayor Lights Ceremony
Salem Mayor Adams opened the Salem Products Exposition at the new State armory. Attendees included Mayors Burke of Newburyport and Cahill of Lawrence. The 66 Salem manufacturers showcase, tied to the New England boosting movement, features a Venetian garden theme with Nile green and white decor. A spring carnival accompanies the event as streets glow with red lights. Governor Foss expected to attend tomorrow night.
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Salem
New State Armory
Adams
Burke
Newburyport
Cahill
Lawrence
Foss
Supreme Court Dismisses Hubbard Appeal in Salisbury Bequest
Benjamin W Hubbard of Virginia failed to block the $2,000,000 Salisbury bequest to the Worcester Art Museum as the U S Supreme Court in Washington dismissed his appeal for lack of jurisdiction. The Massachusetts court rulings stand.
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Worcester
Benjamin W.hubbard
Virginia
Stephen Salisbury
Stephen Salisbury Worcester’s leading citizen and benefactor
Stephen Salisbury, founder of Worcester Art Museum and son of WPI founder, left an estate near 5 million dollars. A will contest reached the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, which allowed the will. Hubbard then challenged the Worcester Art Museum’s ownership in federal court and to the Supreme Court, but lost.
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Stephen Salisbury
Worcester
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester Art Museum
Sezatees
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Benjamin W. Hubbard
Virginia
United States Circuit Court
Boston
Massachusetts
Hubbard
United States Supreme Court
Salisbury
Plymouth man held for forged checks in South Boston
Simon Alyton of Plymouth Pennsylvania was in South Boston court charged with uttering forged checks to three liquor business men in South Boston. He faced $1500 bail for Superior Court. Police seized his Plymouth bank check book and other checks suspected to be fraudulent.
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Simon Alyton
Plymouth
Penn
South Boston
Superior Court
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Governor's Council
P. W. Faherty
James D. Madden
Alyton
West Fourth Street
Cambridge Honors Surviving Minute Men of Civil War
Cambridge marked the 50th anniversary of the first volunteer company departure for the Civil War. Eleven survivors attended the ceremony with delegations from Charlestown Newton and Togus Me. Mayor Barry presided at Memorial Hall as Captain Kinnear recounted enlistment and front service. John E. Gilman praised the Cambridge company and Rev. Frederick W. Hamilton spoke last.
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Cambridge
Massachusetts Volunteers
Charlestown
Joseph Gay
Newton
M. Busnach
William Shannon
Boston
Leonard Akerson, Jr
Togus
Barry
First Volunteer Association
Memorial Hall
Kinnear
Cambridge Company
John E. Gilman
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Minute Men
C Company
Thomas Preston
John Smith
John Vose
F. Slocum
Sol M. Busnach
F. M. Doble
John Kinnear
E. P. Chandler
John A. White
Massachusetts
Medals Presented After Cambridge Parade And Banquet
A city wide program included public school exercises and a 5 PM military parade. Gold medals were awarded to 11 Cambridge veterans by Mayor Barry at City Hall as crowds sang patriotic tunes. Veterans honored include Captain John Kinnear and Francis M. Doble among others. procession started at the armory and moved to Massachusetts Avenue and City Hall.
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Barry
Memorial Hall
Cambridge
Highth Regiment
United Spanish War Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Massachusetts Avenue
City Hall
William A. Bancroft
P. J. McNamara
J. Edward Barry
John B. Whoriskey
John Kinnear
Triangle Shirtwaist owners blamed for death verdict
A New York coroner jury holds Isaac Harris and Max Blanck, owners of the Triangle Shirtwaist Company, responsible for the death of Mary Herman due to locked doors and alleged criminal negligence. The findings urge stricter factory safety rules, including unlocked doors, fire drills, sprinkler systems, and better fire department inspection of escapes.
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New York
Isaac Harris
Max Blanck
Triangle
Aist Company
Mary Herman
Harris
Blanck
Bureau of Buildings of Plans
Quilaw horse crushes girl in frontier exhibition duel
Miss Goldie St Clair, famed as Roosevelt’s praised rider, was crushed by an outlaw broncho at the 101 Ranch exhibition in Philadelphia. She lies near death as physicians struggle to save her life after a dramatic arena clash and daring feats of heroineship.
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Philadelphia
Goldie St. Clair
Roosevelt
Miss St. Clair
Cheyenne
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