Dorchester Women Host Reception for Mrs Foss
A notable Dorchester gathering yesterday saw about 450 women attend a tea in Mrs. Eugene N. Foss’s honor at the Colonial Club. The event ran from 3 to 6 pm with greeters including Mrs. Foss, Mrs. John K. Berry, Mrs. H. H. Jacobs, and Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald.
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Dorchester
Eugene N. Foss
Governor Foss
Colonial Club
Foss
John K. Berry
President Berry
H. H. Jacobs
John F. Fitzgerald
Joyce Bros. & Co. Employees Dance Celebrated Party
The annual Joyce Bros. & Co. Benevolent Society dance at Catholic Union Hall drew a large crowd with Harwood's Military Orchestra providing music. Amos A. McArthur directed the floor with James P. Dunn assisting and Miss Mary P. Murphy as second marshal.
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Joyce Bros. & Co
Catholic Union Hall
Joyce Bros. & Co. Benevolent Society
Harwood
Amos A. McArthur
James P. Dunn
Augustus J. Brewster
Mary P. Murphy
Edward W. Joyce
John T. Joyce
Florence Peppett
Helen F. Fitzgerald
Katherine M. Gallagher
Alice Duncan
Albert E. Mosher
James J. Martin
George Walls
John P. Costello
Harry P. Purcell
Helen Fitzgerald
State Insane Homes Behind Massachusetts Institutions
Dudley M. Holman, secretary to the Governor, toured Baltimore's reforming asylum noted as superior to Massachusetts facilities. He reported Baltimore uses no restraints while Massachusetts favors strong attendants. Governor Foss praises Northampton as best in the state and Holman plans further talks with Dr. Vernon Briggs on reform legislation.
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Dudley M. Holman
Baltimore
Holman
Massachusetts
Northampton
Foss
Vernon JL. Briggs
Police Captain Edward A Pease Retires From Boston Force
Police Captain Edward A Pease known as the Harbor Master retires after 27 years with the Boston police department. Commissioner Stephen O'Meara announces the retirement from active service and hails Pease as an able and valuable officer.
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Edward A. Pease
Boston Police Department
Stephen O’meara
Pease
16 year old jailed for selling underweight chicken
Samuel Bornstein of 9 Oneida street, a 16 year old, will remain in Charles street jail until Monday after failing to pay a $26 fine for selling an underweight chicken. He claimed the sale was for an accommodating neighbor. the mother of the shopkeeper later surrendered him after posting bail.
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Samuel Bornstein
Oneida Street
Charles Street
Superior Criminal Court
M. Abrams
Harrison Avenue
Bernstein
Wolff
Freeman Freed on Forgery Charge at Navy Yard
William A. Hill was discharged by US Commissioner Hayes yesterday for forging the signature of A. H. Robertson on a pay voucher for 15.62 dollars. Hill denied the act, with two fellow workers corroborating his denial.
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Wiliam
A. Hill
United States
Hayes
A. H. Robertson
Navy Yard
Hill
Young Margaret Ryan Heads Recital in Warren Street Hall
More than 500 friends of 15 year old Margaret Ryan of Wenonah street Roxbury attended her first piano recital in Odd Fellows Hall Warren street. She is regarded as a coming star by friends and teachers and was assisted by four girls from the Copley Square School of Music where she has studied five years. Her program featured classical selections played with unusual spirit and understanding for her age.
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Margaret Ryan
Wenonah Street
Roxbury
Odd Fellows Hall
Warren Street
Miss Ryan
Copley Square School
Wolf's My Clothier Buys Stock of Nathanson Co
The administrator's sale of S Nathanson Co stock now held at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets and on sale there includes suits topcoats and raincoats as part of a speedy estate settlement. Wolf's reputation for moving big stocks is cited as a reason for the deal.
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S. Nathanson & Co
Summer Street
Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
S. Nathanson
Wolf’s
Moseley Funeral Held in Newburyport
Howard A. Moseley secretary of the Interstate Commerce Commission died in Washington Tuesday. His funeral was held at St. Pauls Episcopal Church with Rev. A H H Wright officiating. The body was taken to the Nason home before interment in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Newburyport
Howard A. Moseley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
A. HH. Wright
Young says trade pact is swindle and a danger to law
Ex senator Young blasts reciprocity with Canada as a swindle and warns a Mississippi valley led Congress would erase any free trade measure within 35 years. He urges industrial schools and accuses supporters of pandering to working men while denying protection for farmers and New England industry.
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Young
Massachusetts
Congress
Mississippi Valley
Foss
Canaan
United States
McKinley
West
Canada
Iowa
New England
Germany
Japan
Irish and Welsh Leaders Unite on Home Rule Platform
London April 21 John Redmond leader of the Irish party in Parliament and Ellis Griffith chairman of the Welsh party spoke from the same platform at Holyhead voicing harmony and cooperation for Irish home rule and disestablishment of the Church of Wales Redmond promised Irish assistance for self government desired by the Welsh and Scottish peoples.
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London
John Redmond
Ellis Griffith
Holyhead
Th Chhurch
Wales
Redmond
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California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Clark Street
Chicago, Ill
Ali
MR. Moseley
Samuel J. Elder
Charles T. Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Henri Lafontaine
Central Office of
International Institutions of
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Charles H. Adams
James M. Swift
LaFontaine
Edwin D. Mead
Europe
Permanent International Peace Bureau of
Berne
International Institute of Bibliography
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Wm. Rogers & Son
Bend
California Fruit Grow Wors’ Exchange
Clare Sirs
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