Praise for Roosevelt as curb on trusts at Massachusetts Society dinner
Cor nelius A. Pugsley of New York praised President Roosevelt for curbing trusts and urged backing strong anti trust policies. The Massachusetts Society dinner at the American House featured speeches by Pugsley and others, with 31 members dying and 100 new members joining the society that year. Rhode Island, Boston, and Worcester figures attended, including Moses Greeley Parker and Joseph Grafton Minot.
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Roosevelt
Cornelius A. Pugsley
New York
National Society, Sons of the American Revolution
Massachusetts Society
American House
Moses Greeley Parker
Joseph Grafton Minot
Society of Colonial Wars
Eben B. Thompson
Worcester
S. R
Walter Gilman Page
Edwin B. Sibley
George M. Johnson
Parker
Pugskey
Republic
Old South
National Association
James Otis Porter
James Otis
Charles K. Darling
Boston
Edward C. Battis
Salem
John H. Manning
Pittsfield
Arthur H. Wellman
Malden
Herbert W. Kimball
Waban
Charles M. Green
M. D
Charles F. Read
Brookline
Lewis W. Hicks
Wellesley
DAR Celebration at the Tuileries Honors Holiday
Two hundred seventeen junior and senior D A R members gathered at the Hotel Tuileries to honor the holiday. Mrs. W Anna Heckman led the entertainment with a reception by officers followed by songs and recitations. Refreshments then ushered in general dancing.
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Tuileries
Order of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel Tuileries
W. Anna Heckman
White horse breaks Granary Burying Ground fence
A white horse attached to a Cambridge coupe driven by Patrick O Keefe bolted on Bosworth Street and rammed nine Granary burying ground palings. Patrolman Barry and bystanders freed the animal after injuring it. the horse likely will be shot. Two men in its path fell into mud as the horse leaped the fence and dashed toward Tremont Street.
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Harvard
Bosworth Street
Barry
Patrick O'Keefe
Putman’ Avenue
Cambridge
Tremont Street
St Augustine's Oddity Draws 1200 In School Hall
A musical oddity by St Augustine's C T A Society in the school hall drew about 1200 spectators last night. Entertainers included Michael J. Casey Susie Gallagher Mollie Gallagher William Barter Mae Young and others. The program opened with a forest scene and featured tambos solos duets and a novelty act with Elizabeth Foley soloist and a cowboy number.
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St. Augustine's C. T. A. Society
St. Augustine’s School Hall
E Street
Michael J. Casey
Susie Gallagher
William Haley
Stephen J. Flaherty
Mollie Gallagher
William Barter
Mae Young
Thomas McMahon
Francis L. Colpoys
Elizabeth
Chelsea Hebrew Young Men Present Breach of Promise
The Chelsea Hebrew Young Men staged Breach of Promise at the Y M H A auditorium on Broadway. The cast drew a large audience with lively humor and polished performance followed by a dance session until 2 AM.
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The
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Broadway
Chelsea
Back Bay Society Girl Defendant in Alienation Suit
Mrs Grace Jacobs of Revere sues Miss Florence Howland for 25000 alleging alienation of her husband Volney J Jacobs a chauffeur for the Howlands. The suit stems from tales of a touring car and country roads tied to the Howland summer home at South Paris Missouri and a rift in the marriage after exchanges between the couple.
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Back Bay Society
Florence Howland
Commonwealth Avenue
Frank H. Steward
Grace Jacobs
Revere
Miss Howland
J. Frank Howland
Walter Baker Company
Volney J. Jacobs
The
Howlands
South Paris
Somerville
Cheever Street
Idence
Jacobs
Grace Putney
Milton K. Putnney
Women Civic Club Critiques Theatrical Fat Actors
In New Haven on April 19 the Women’s Civic Club released a report from its committee of exploration criticizing the casting in local theatres. President Miss Alice Bacon argued a short fat man should not portray the heroic Nathan Hale and forwarded the findings to Police Chief Wiinn for action. Sapho and Camille are set to run next week with a new report promised.
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New Haven
Women's Civic Club of
Committee of Exploration
Alice Bacon
Nathan Hale
Wiinn
Return of contest answer sets at Boston Post headquarters
Contestants may claim their answer sets today at Book lovers' Contest Headquarters Room 59 Journal Building 262 Washington street Boston from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Postage or C O D mail may be used. After today no guarantee of return. Uncollected sets will be destroyed after April 27.
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Booklovers
Journal Building
Washington Street
Boston
Boston Post
Express
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Pugsley
Sons of the Revolution
Eben F. Thompson
George H. Johnson
Edwin D. Sibley
ST. Augustine’s
Chelsea Hebrew Young Men
Restaurantee Express
Washington
Essex
Kuppenheimer
America
Teer
New England States
Raine
the House of Kuppenheimer
Chicago
Henry Siegel
Evoo
Siegel
R Boston
Cooyright
Ee House of
Norfolk
Henry Siegel Co
Essex Street
Oor
New England’s
New England
Russia
Women’s Club
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