Clover Club Hosts 31st Ladies Night with Colonels Talk
The Clover Club held its 31st annual ladies night with nearly 200 members and guests. President Mrs W F Fitzgerald presided, guest Colonel Peter H Corr spoke on Massachusetts plans for the Panama-Pacific Exposition, and the rule barring men guests was suspended for the evening. An orchestra provided music throughout the dinner and program.
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W. F. Fitzgerald
Mitzgerald
Peter H. Corr
Massachusetts
Corr
Waste Basket Event Sparks Songs and Laughter
The Waste Basket edited by J Mitchell Galvin drew roars of laughter with wit poems honoring the ladies. Mitch Galvin and Joseph A Campbell led songs and a dancing program directed by Campbell. A refined evening featured The Glee of The Clover Club with Mrs Manon Miller and others performing a varied musical program.
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J. Mitchell Galvin
Mitch” Galvin
Joseph A. Campbell
Joe” Campbell
Glee of the Clover Club
Manon Miller
Signor
Alfred de Voto
Olive McCarthy
Susie Halloran
Helen Gartland
Margaret McAndrew
Helen Mahler
Rae W. Jones
the Kavanagh
Bullard
Totes of Hoffman
Offenbach
Prett
Gericke
William Taylor
John R. Murphy
James
Murphy
Joseph A. Dennison
Joseph H. O'Neil
BH. J. Falvey
P. A. O’connell
William Emerson
Corr
Hatch
Peter H. Corr
E. C. Donnelly
John A. O’shea
Frank P. Ewing
Daniel H. Coakley
Clexton
Frank L. Wells
Harney
Lynn
John T. O’brien
John T. Connor
John Hennessey
B. P. Kennedy
John Sullivan
Thomas F. Boyle
Berran
Isaac Burr
John Battles
George W. Johnstone
Martin
John E. Gilman
Suspect Woman Watched in Cobert Murder Probe
Local and state officers close in on a Cumberland woman linked to the Cobert murder case and the wounded Mary Powers. A cold chisel found at the scene is traced to the suspect, while Henry Labon is cleared after an alibi. Federal help aims to block any contact with the suspect.
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Cobert
Cumberland
Mary Powers
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Providence
Henry Carpenter
St. Jean
Miss Powers
Carpenter
Cobert House
Woonsocket
Henry Labon
Jennie
Macy
Wilbur
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Leatherman
Pawtucket
Labon
Mayor Spars Over Laborers Wages Debate
Charges fly over a proposed city laborers wage increase with politics cited as a factor. Councillor Smith accuses the Mayor of playing fast and loose while critics attack his motives. The Mayor questions Smith's honesty in a later statement.
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Smith
Back Bay
City labor wage dispute sparks heated council session
Smith demanded an order to raise city laborers’ pay from 2.25 to 2.50 daily, claiming funds exist in the treasury. The Mayor denied the claim and accused Smith of political games as councillors argued over the supplementary appropriation and left key items pending for tomorrow’s meeting.
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Smith
Commissioner of Public Works
McDonald
Watson
Back Bay
Parkman
Mr. Smith
Long missing will found after 16 months search
In White Plains a brown silk bag on a closet shelf held a will bequeathing $100000 to Williams College. It had been sought for 16 months at the Pattison sisters estate, Elizabeth A. and Sarah H., who died in 1911. The will will be probated Friday.
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White Plains
N. Y
Williams College
Elizabeth A
Sarah H. Pattison
Tea Honoring Miss Blanche Bahan in Brookline
In honor of Miss Blanche Bahan of Brookline and her engagement to Michael S. O’Riordan, Mrs. William Walter Taft hosted a tea at 8 Manchester Road. About 200 guests attended as the hostess, with roses and lilies decorating the home and a gown described as pompa dour silk with marine lace.
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Blanche Bahan
Brookline
Michael S. O'Riordan
William Walter Taff
Manchester Road
Nancy Leishman Engagement Likely Cancelled
In Berlin on April 21 reports say Miss Nancy Leishman daughter of Ambassador Leishman may have lost her engagement to the Duke of Croy. The Kaiser and Emperor of Austria reportedly approve a morganatic marriage, which Ambassador Leishman reportedly refuses to support.
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Berlin
Nancy Leishman
Ambassador Leishman
Duke of Croy
Austria
Leishman
Wareham Girl Killed by Car in Street Collision
Wareham April 21 Marion E. Besse seven years old was struck and killed while crossing the street in front of an automobile. Alexander E. Nickerson of Cotuit owner and operator of the car was arrested on a manslaughter charge and released on $1000 bail for a court appearance tomorrow.
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Wareham
Marion E. Besse
Alexander E. Nickerson
Cotult
Skull broken in street row near Haymarket hospital
A man believed to be Gus Winkler, about 35, of Lowell, lies dying at Relief Hospital in Haymarket square from a skull fracture and scalp wound. A suspect is held by Joy Street police on possible involvement in the assault.
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Gus Winkler
Lowell
Relief Hospital
Haymarket Square
Joy Street
Winkler
Parents Push Teeth Care Plan In Elementary Schools
Dr Harrington reports on a hygiene plan urging parents to supply toothbrushes and ensure daily brushing. The circular promotes open clinics and school lectures, with follow ups by nurses to five to eight visits per child. Open air classes expand to 14 schools and 5000 children, while 387 TB cases were removed from public schools and Porter resigns as school department auditor.
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Harrington
Department of Hygiene
Paccabapad
Dyer
Boston Harbor
Boston
William J. Porter
Brown Will Contest Ends in Settlement
The estate of Charlotte Thompson Ames Brown, largely left to charitable institutions, was settled out of court yesterday. Miss Arabella Ames of Onset agreed to a concession of $1 a month for life and some personal effects of Mrs. Brown.
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Charlotte Thompson Ames Brown
Arabella Ames
Onset
Brown
Striker Given Six Months In Hopedale Case
Michele Comer, former Draper Company employee linked to I. W. W. members on strike, was sentenced to six months in jail after being found guilty of carrying a loaded revolver in Hopedale on April 21.
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Hopedale
Michele Comer
Draper Company
Long Illness Proves Fatal for William Frank Cigar Leader
William Frank long identified with the local cigar trade died after a protracted illness following a recent serious operation. Born in Baltimore 54 years ago to Mr. and Mrs. Simon Frank, he moved to this city 30 years ago and worked for Daniel Frank & Co. until retirement. A baseball enthusiast and member of several charities and clubs, he lived quietly at Young's Hotel. Funeral at 180 Naples Road Brookline Wednesday 10 AM conducted by Rabbi Harry Levi.
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William Frank
Baltimore
Simon Frank
Daniel Frank & Co
Young's Hotel
Boston Athletic Association
Elysium Club
Harry Liebmann
Naples Road
Brookline
Harry Levi
Temple Israel
State Officials to Attend Newton Catholic Club Event
Lieutenant Governor David I Walsh and Secretary of State J Frank Donahue will be guests of the Newton Catholic Club at the State Armory in West Newton Friday night. President Joseph J Curran arranged a public reception during the evening. The club is Newton’s largest Catholic organization with about 600 members.
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Newton Club
David I. Walsh
J. Frank Donahue
Newton
Resinol Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as a cure for itching burning and disfiguring skin conditions. Claims doctors prescribe it regularly for eighteen years and urges readers to request a free sample and a small cake of soap.
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Resinol
Baltimore
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