Funeral services for Mrs C A Coulter in West Medway
Mrs C A Coulter of West Roxbury dies at home of son J Emery Coulter editor of the Medway Free Press. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 pm at the residence. Interment in Evergreen cemetery with family lot burial in Needham in spring. She aged ?, long illness. Born in Hopkinsville Kentucky she moved to Massachusetts in 1853 with husband James Coulter a Civil War color bearer. Survived by son, brother James Payne of the Census Bureau in Washington, sister Mrs Sadie DeWitt of Jacksonville Florida, two grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Coulter
J. Emery Coulter
Medway
Massachusetts
James C. Coulter
Mass
West Medway
Needham
James IX. Payne
Census Bureau
Washington
Sadie BR. DeWitt
Jacksonville
Fla
May Poole Wedding at Bent Home in Lynn
Miss Edith Marion Poole daughter of Mrs. Susan Weir Davis of Lakeport New Hampshire and Frederick Goddard May Jr of Dorchester were married yesterday afternoon at 9 Hamilton Avenue Lynn. The Rev Christopher Elliott of the Bulfinch Street Church Boston an uncle of the groom performed the ceremony. Poole formerly superintendent of nurses at Talitha Cumi Hospital Forest Hills attended by Mrs Eugene P Burr of White Plains New York. Best man L Perkins Martin of 10 Ware Street Dorchester. The wedding at the Bent home followed by a reception. The couple will reside in Dorchester where Mr May runs a printing establishment.
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Edith Marion Poole
Susan Weir Davis
Lakeport
N. H
Frederick Goddard May
Dorchester
Hamilton Avenue
Lynn
Christopher Elliott
Bulfinch Street Church
Boston
Poole
Talitha Cumi Hospital
Forest Hills
Eugene P. Burr
White Pains
N. Y
Frederick G. May
Groton
L. Perkins Martin
Ware Street
Fred H.bent
May
State takes control of county jails and new prison plan
A Massachusetts special committee urges state takeover of county correctional institutions with maintenance costs borne by the state. It also recommends closing Charlestown Prison and building a new facility at Bridgewater and abolishing county training schools, with supervision moved to the state welfare department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Cooke
Worceester
Dexter A. Snow
Westfield
Edwin G. Norman
Worcester
Roland D. Sawyer
Ware
State Department of Public Welfare
Charlestown
Bridgewater
Cox
State Commissioner of Corrections
Daring Rescues From Icy Waters By Wakefield Boys
Two 7 year old boys and a 9 year old boy performed separate ice rescues in Wakefield. George Mayhew crawled onto thin ice at Qwannapowitt Lake and pulled James Barnes to safety with a branch. Richard Mortimer kept John Coter afloat in the Saugus River until help arrived. All boys suffered only cold exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
George Mayhew
Qwannapowitt Lake
James Barnes
Richard Mortimer
John Coter
Saugus River
Steinert Concert in Symphony Hall Featuring Du Carp and Homer
The Steinert concert at Symphony Hall last night featured pianist Magdeleine du Carp and contralto Louise Homer. Du Carp delivered Saint-Saëns Toccata Schumann pieces nocturnes and Chopin etudes while Homer offered Beethoven Schubert Loewe and vocal works. Her control and tone impressed in a great hall highlighting both artists technical mastery and expressive range.
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Symphony Hall
Magdeleine du Carp
Louise Homer
Mme. du Carp
Saint-Saens
Schumann
Chopin
Pierne
Cyril Scott
Liszt
Mme. Homer
Beethoven
Schubert
Loewe
Fourdrain
Franck
Ponchielli
Sidney Homer
God
Raizen wife explains motive in doctor murder case
Mrs. Lillian S. Raizen cites two operations by Dr. Glickstein that left her unable to bear children as her motive. Charles S. Raizen, her husband, says she planned suicide in his presence and denies intent to kill the doctor, recounting events from Atlantic City to Brooklyn and Jamaica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lillian S. Raizen
Glickstein
Charles S. Raizen
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Gliickstein
Raizen
Dr. Glickstein
Atlantic City
Raymond Street
Jamaica
L. T
Breslin
McDonnell Files Four Bills in State Senate
Senator William H. McDonnell of South Boston files four bills. One requests approval of police expenditures by the city’s mayor and council. Another would grant World War I veterans with total blindness a $300 monthly annuity. A third bill bars any State position for anyone convicted of evading the draft. The fourth, for M A O Brien, would ban using the national or State flag in parades to raise money, with penalties of 10 to 100 dollars or up to a year in jail.
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The
Cy of
Boston
William H. McDonnell
South Boston
Senate
McDonnell
M. A. O’brien
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