Wedding Amid Illness Because of a Cancer Battle
The Rev Charles Mockridge a Roxbury pastor wed his bride near Peabody square while he battles stomach cancer. The ceremony, conducted by the bridegroom’s father and brother, both Episcopal clergy, was brief as family waits through uncertain odds.
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Charles Mockridge
St. John’s Church
Roxbury
All Saints’ Church
Ashmont
Episcopal Church
Peabody Square
Mockridge
Nomeopathic Hospital
Louisville Bride Mary Jenkins Tyler Weds in Secret Ceremony
Miss Mary Jenkins Tyler of Louisville Kentucky became Mrs Charles W Mockridge after a ceremony at Dr Mockridge’s Falifax Street home. Rev Charles W Mockridge performed the rite as the groom lies gravely ill upstairs and his bride keeps aloof from visitors.
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Mary Jenkins Tyler
Louisville
Dr. Mockridge
Wellesley Students Enforce Evening Curfew
Wellesley College students must return to campus by 7 30 in winter and by 6 00 in summer as the student governing board without faculty input imposes a curfew. The rule ends late evening walks to South Natick, and the committee includes Miss Isadore Douglass, Miss Elsie West, Miss Katherine C McGill, and Miss Mabel J Lee.
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Wellesley
Wellesley College
South Natick
Isadore Douglass
Elsie West
Katherine C. McGill
Mabel J. Lee
Inaugural of Mayor Fitzgerald marred by stampeding crowd
Crowds surged at the hall for the mayoral inauguration delaying proceedings. Non ticket holders fought to enter while police struggled to control the push. Officials, including ex-mayors and foreign consuls, were dragged inside or later admitted amid chaos. The ceremony finally began after 10:45 with oath readings, remarks, and a lengthy address.
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Gaskin
Fitzgerald
Mavor Hibbard
Edward J. Leary
Guild
Hibbard
Hart
James M. Curley
John I. Sullivan
North Iind
Willard F. Malalieu
Green, Hart and
Quincy
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
City Council Debates Chair and Offices at Inaugural Meeting
The new City Council opened in the old AlderManic chamber amid a deadlock over a chairman and the temporary creation of two offices the charter had abolished. Municipal League aldermen led proceedings while Alderman Brand largely opposed the plan, bolting from others on most questions.
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City Hall
Municipal League
Alderman Brand
Why You Are Thin and How to Gain Flesh
A historical health ad promotes a cheap mix to increase weight and improve health. It claims to aid digestion and nourishment, distributing flesh elements through the body, with instructions to blend essence of pepsin rhubarb syrup and various tinctures, to be taken before and after meals, plus water and regular weighing.
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Hon
Boston Aldermen clash over salaries and rules changes
In a tense meeting the Board of Aldermen cut salaries for Dever Leary and Chisholm and abolished then temporarily re established two departments. Curley tried to raise Dever and Leary salaries to 3500 and 3000 but was vetoed by Municipal League members. Ballantyne presided while a three ballot vote failed to choose a presiding officer. Curley accused City Club influence and urged independent city representation.
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Dever
Leary
Frank Chisholm
Board of Aldermen
Chisholm
City Messenger
Curley
Municipal League
Brand
Buckley
Ballantyne
Kenny
Collins
Department of Clerk of Committees
McDonald
Tate
Municipal
City of
Boston
City Club
Long to Run as Nonpartisan Cambridge Candidate
Representative George Wong of Cambridge will run as a nonpartisan candidate. Wong filed papers last night as the sole candidate for that office in Cambridge.
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Long
George Wong
Cambridge
Brilliant Ball at Knights of Columbus Meeting
A grand social event last night at Hotel Somerset hosted by Bunker Hill Council No. 62 Knights of Columbus featured a formal ball with Mayor Fitzgerald among the dancers. A concert preceded the march of nearly 100 couples with notable attendees and a long list of committee and ball officers and a lavish display of ladies in fashionable gowns.
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Hotel Somerset
Bunker Hill Council
Knights of Columbus
Fitzgerald
James Hi. Vahey
Robert C. Witzgerald
Theresa McDermott
David F. Long
Daniel Hurley
John J. Mitchell
Henry M. Clifford
Neil Clifford
J. E. McDermott
J. A. McDonald
Joseph B. Lyons
Thomas F. Leen
John Duff
J. G. Gallagher
William Quigley
Jeremiah P. O’reardon
John J. O’callahan
M. J. Mitchell
B. J. McCarron
William H. Riley
Vincent Reade, Jr
Joseph M. Blagdon
John F. O’brien
A. F. Crowley
Carney
H. J. Crane
William J. Doherty
John i. Fitzgerald
Arthur FE. Warrington
M. E. McCarty
William H. Townsend
Timothy J. Buckley
David B. Shaw
D. W. Towle
R. S. Teeling
Joseph M. Dowd
John Brennan
M. A. Waters
FE. F. White
William Dalley
J. J. Corbett
William J. Day
A. W. Dempsey
A. J. Flannagan
M. J. Doran
J. J. Grant
Andrew Rogers
Anthony S. O'Malley
Edward M
Cornelius Green
M. Solari
John Dillon
James A. Hatton
Francis F. Ducey
John J. Hogan
Joseph
Bes Sinnbrank
Downey
D. A. Turnbull
James B. Doherty
T. Madden
Robert C. Fitzgerald
Robert H. Walsh
James P. Maloney
Arthur C. Moran
John F. McBride
Peter Hoey
Edward N. McGlinchey
James H. Brennan
Matthew Rogers
John J. Kelley
Joseph JL. Shannon
John J. Flynn
William V. Gormley
James J. Nagle
William J. Carroll
Martin S. Carney
Hundreds Attend Catholic Total Abstinence Union Social
Eastern Massachusetts towns represented at Copley Hall as the Archdiocese of Boston hosts a social to fund the national convention in Boston next August. About 200 couples joined a grand march led by President John T. Shea and Mrs. Augustus L. Tillson. Officers from 43 societies attended along with Rev. Dr. Maurice J. O Connor and Rev. Father Charles T. O'Brien.
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Massachusetts
Catholic Total Abstinence Union F
Archdiocese of
Boston
Copley Hall
Maurice J. O’connor
Charles T. O'Brien
Archdiocesan Union
John T. Shea
Lawrence E. Murphy
Cornelus M. Callahan
Patrick D. Walsh
Aids
Shea
Augustus L. Tillson
Lawrence Murphy
Katherine Myron
Cornelius M. Callahan
Estelle Mahoney
Thomas W. Batt
William O’brien
Margaret O’brien
Thomas Maguire
Brockton
Maurice Dineen
Hibernian No. 1
Lawrence J. O'Neill
Michael J. McCoy
Mary G. Murphy
John S. Crowley
Helen Clifford
James J. O'Neil
John F. McMahon
Charlestown
Nellie Devine
St. Patricia
Stoxbury
Roxbury
Cambridgeport
John J. Cusick
Brookline
Jennie Sinnott
Cambridge
William C. O’brien
Katherine Greeley
Thomas T. Kellery
Hudson
James J. Gallagher
Low- Olt
Fon
Fe Buckie
Yin
John OF. Tansey
Lynn
Albert J. Welsh
Malden
Louise M. Hurley
William Connolly
Maynard
Albert J. Powers
Mr. Auburn
John J. McQuaide
North Chelmsford
Mayor at Brimmer School Reunion
The 83rd Brimmer School Association dinner drew Gray-haired alumni and recent graduates to the Boston City Club. Mayor Fitzgerald attended with other officials and speakers including John Ritchie Jr and Edwin F Sawyer. The Colonial quartette provided music as officers and trustees were named for the association.
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Brimmer School Association
United States
Boston City Club
Beacon Street
Old School
South End
Fitzgerald
Edward E. Norton
W. A. McDevitt, Jr
John F. Fitzgerald
John Ritchie, Jr
Board of Health
Edwin F. Sawyer
Quincey School
Charles I’. Dolan
Colonial Quartette
Patrick Anglin
E. F E. Norton
J. J. Keenan
A. H. Gilson
Newell O. Parker
C. R. G. Spear
G. W. Ransom
Sol Bacharach
IF. G. Roberts
W. H. Russ
N. C. Fowler, Jr
A. B. Lothrop
S. M. Daniels
J. C. Pendleton
G. L. Ellsworth
Jacob Poullman
R. L. Edmunds
L.L. Jones
W. T. Russell
Boston Railway Conductors Ball Draws 1600 Guests
The 18th annual ball of the Boston Division No. 122 Order of Railway Conductors was held at Odd Fellows' Hall with over 1000 guests. Division superintendents from Boston railroads attended. M. J. Leonard directed the floor, aided by J. M. Durfee and J. F. O''Donnell and a large staff.
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Boston Division No. 122
Order of Railway Conductors
Odd Fellows’ Iiall
Boston
M. J. Leonard
J. M. Durfee
J. F. O'’Donnell
Milton Beats Quincey Seven 5 3 at Cunningham Rink
The Milton hockey team defeated the Quincey seven last night by 5 to 3 at Cunningham rink in East Milton.
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Milton
Quincey Seven
Cunningham
East Milton
Women urged to keep blood clean for health during change of life
Mrs Alfred Lamoureux of Newport Vermont credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health during the change of life. She describes severe chills dizziness poor appetite headaches and nervous breakdowns improving after taking three boxes. The ad promotes a free booklet Plain Talks to Women and lists uses and pricing for the pills.
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Alfred Lamoureux
Box 68
Newport
Dr. Williams
Will You Pay for Eckmans Alterative Life Insurance Promise
Advert. claims Eckmans Alterative cures tuberculosis and lung trouble. Promotes appetite, work capacity, and better health. Urges letters testimonials and literature. mentions price of eggs and milk as proof of cost. Sold at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores. address Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Realife
Eckman
Riker-Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
6Th and
Market Streets
Philadelphia
Penn
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