Bowdoin Sons Dine and Elect Bowdoin Sons
Professor Henry C Emery urged detailed tariff study at Bowdoin Alumni banquet in Boston. He faulted Republican and Democratic politicians for politicizing tariffs and backed parts of the Payne Aldrich bill. Bowdoin officials lauded progress, with 200 alumni attending and electing officers for the year.
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Henry C. Emery
Tariff Commission
Washington
Young’s Hotel
Association of Bowdoin Alumni of
Boston
Emery
Charles H. Cutler
Newton
Bowdoin
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Cutler
Donald McMillan
Crocker Land
American Museum of Natural History
American Geographical Society
Myles Standish
John F. Eliot
Edwin VU. Curtis
Alfred B. White
Thomas N. Pierce
William D. Stockbridge
Dwight R. Pennell
William I. Cole
Edward W. Goding
J. Everett Hicks
John Clair Minot
Ellis Spear, Jr
George C. Purinton
George R. Hyde
Felker Guest of N H Sons and Daughters Banquet
Governor Samuel D. Felker of New Hampshire was guest of honor at the Somerville Sons and Daughters of New Hampshire annual banquet in Moore Hall Y M C A. about 225 attended. President Everett W. Boyd presided. Felker spoke on state improvements including schools highways and new manufactures. Other speakers were Rev. J Franklin Babb and Robert P. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Felker
New Hampshire
Somerville Sons and Daughters of
Moore Hall
Everett W. Boyd
Felker
J. Franklin Babb
Deerfield
Robert P. Johnson
Manchester
N. H
Great winter sale on Packard and other shoes
S H Harrison Co advertises a winter clearance offering Packard shoes at five dollars and other styles priced at six dollars and three ninety five, with location at 662 672 Washington Street near Beach.
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Packard
Great Clearing
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington St
Cor. Beach
Ss. H. Harrison Co
Bradley Martin Dies in London at 72 of Pneumonia
Bradley Martin, the New York capitalist, died in his London home at 72 from pneumonia. His daughter Cornelia married the Earl of Craven in 1893, with the Earl and Countess of Craven present at death. Funeral plans await arrival of his son and brother from New York. The Martins, long leaders of New York society, spent years abroad at Balmacaan and in London.
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London
Bradley Martin Jr
Frederick Townsend Martin
New York
Bradley Martins
Balmacaan
Isaac Sherman
the Waldorf
Bradley Martin, Jr
Countess of Craven
United States
America
Suffragette Sylvia Pankhurst Sentenced in London
Sylvia Pankhurst, a militant suffragette, was sentenced at Bow Street to two weeks in prison or a $10 fine for leading a raid on the House of Commons on January 28. Flora Drummond led the group, which sought an interview with Chancellor Lloyd George and resisted police. Margaret James received six months for wrecking windows.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Bow Street
Flora Drummond
House of Commons
David Lloyda- George
Miss Pankhurst
Margaret James
Well Known Tobacco Merchant McGreenery Dies
John F. McGreenery died suddenly at his home 38 Howland Street Roxbury after retiring in health on Tuesday. He was a national figure in tobacco trade, starting at 214 Hanover Street in 1888 with his brother Joseph F. McGreenery Bros. The firm later became McGreenery Bros. & Manning and then McGreenery & Manning after relocating to 24 Fulton Street. He led charitable work and held roles with New Haven Tobacco Co. Boston Athletic Association Mt Pleasant Council Knights of Columbus and local clubs including Elks Woodland and Belmont Golf.
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John F. McGreenery
Howland Street
Roxbury
Mr. McGreenery
McGreenery
Boston
Hanover Street
Joseph F
McGreenery Bros
Joseph P. Manning
McGreenery Bros. & Manning
McGreenery & Manning
Fulton Street
The
New Haven Tobacco Company
Boston Athletic Association
Mt. Pleasant Council of the Knights of Columbus
Boston Lodge of Elks
Woodland Golf Club
Belmont Golf Club
Shoes on sale at Harrison Co. Washington Street store
Bargain shoes offered in all styles with major price cuts. Pair priced around six dollars previously, now reduced to three ninety six. Located at 662 672 Washington Street near Beach with advertising copy highlighting the sale.
Batavia Street Name Back to Batavia Proposal
In Batavia Denmark street, the city street commissioners consider restoring the old name Batavia after reviewing the proposal. The decision hinges on whether to rechristen the street to its former designation.
Back Bay Street Considers Name Reversion to Bataviantes
Residents urged reverting Denmark Street to its former name citing notoriety from past residents. Street commissioners favored Bataviantes, though a minority backed keeping Denmark Street. The panel indicated a return to the old name is likely, restoring the prior designation amid debate.
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Back Bay
Street Commission
Denmark Street
Perfect foot still unfound at Illinois University
Urbana, Feb 5. Miss Gertrude Moulton, director of physical training, says none of the 1000 University of Illinois women had a perfect foot. An exam aimed to aid those with bad feet. only one girl approached near perfection, but shoes ruined the rest.
Say He Robbed Two Women
Lewis Landall alias Ben Brown appeared before Judge Murray in the police court yesterday charged with stealing property from two young women Elizabeth Morrall Newton and Rose Susan Plympton Court Cambridge. He was held in 300 for a hearing tomorrow.
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Lewis Landall
Ben Brown
Murray
Elizabeth Morrall
Newton
Rose Susan
Plympton Court
Cambridge
Fresno Dan Declared Rightful Daniel Russell at Hearing
Edwin C. Gould George W Brown and Miss Belle R Perkins all Melrose natives plus William Skinner a Vermont academy drawing teacher testified before Master Pevcy at East Cambridge identity hearing that Fresno Dan is the rightful Daniel Blake Russell and rejected Dakota Dan yesterday.
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Edwin C. Gould
George W. Brown
Belle R. Perkins
Melrose
William Skinner
Vermont
Fresno Dan
Daniel Blake Russell
Dakota Dan
Master Pevcy
East Cambridge
Fresno Dan Versus Russell Kin in Court Testimony
Testimony yesterday compared Fresno Dan to Daniel Blake Russell noting speech walk and build while Dakota Dan showed less resemblance. Mrs Perkins matched Fresno Dan to the youth Russell sharing brown eyes hair and features, others described differing foreheads chins and ears. The hearing resumes this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Pevcy
Dakota Dan
Fresno Dan
Daniel Blake Russell
Fish Scarce as Lent Brings High Prices at Wharf
On the first day of Lent fresh fish were scarce at the wharf with four vessels arriving and weaker demand for frozen goods. Haddock sold around 7 3 4 cents a pound while steak cod traded near 12 cents. Fishermen hope for better weather and stronger demand during Lent.
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Haddock
MURDERS TWO FOR REVENGE IN PARIS
A double murder occurred in Paris as vengeance by an uncaptured gang accomplice claimed the life of Edouard Peltier former head of the Bureau of Pardons at the Ministry of Justice and a nearby woman nurse. The incident happened at Peltier's residence amid an ongoing trial of the automobile bandits.
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Paris
Edouard Peltier
Bureau of Pardons
Ministry of Justice
Wealthy Peltier murdered in library with nurse slain
Police probe links the deaths to the Demon Chauffeur Benot gang. The victim Peltier was strangled with a chair in his library while a nurse was hacked to death in another room. About $1000 in cash vanished.
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Peltier
Benot
Six Reservemen Promoted After Civil Service Exams
Police Commissioner Stephen O Meara announced at roll call that six reservemen with six months or more service, who took exams January 18 at the Civil Service Commission rooms in the State House, were promoted to patrolmen. Five led in percentages, but a tie allowed a sixth to advance.
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Stephen O’meara
Civil Service Commission
State House
City May Enter Rag Picking Business in Haverhill
Haverhill February 5 The city would enter rag picking to compete with rag men who collect discarded clothing. An ordinance would require residents to separate clothing papers and bottles into different barrels. The White Wings would collect the rubbish and alderman Hood has bids from junkmen.
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Haverhill
Ralph OD. Hood
White Wings
Sues for Loss of 9 Relatives on Titanic
Haverhill, Feb 5. Miss Frances M. Ford of Haverhill seeks damages for the loss of nine relatives who perished in the Titanic disaster. The English native, who came to the city in 1910, will file a claim against the White Star Line in U.S. Court in New York next Monday.
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Haverhill
Frances M. Ford
England
White Star Line
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Providence
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Main St
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N. H. Sons and Daughters
Bradley Martin
Leopold Morse Co
Sox
Adams Square
Yesteday
Marceau
Hes
Batavia
Denmark
Illinois
Fresno
Dan
Dannie” Russell
Scharton
Simpson
Edward W. Frentz
Russell
Flo
Auto Bandit
A. Shuman & CO
Carr’s Meltons
Shuman
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