Ratcliffe and Lunn to Speak at Tremont Theatre Tomorrow
Two contrasting voices join a public discussion at 3 30 p m in the Tremont Theatre. Dr George R Lunn Socialist ex Mayor of Schenectady N Y and N K Ratcliffe English journalist and sociologist of London headline a Boston Equal Suffrage Association program. Mary Young and Miss Veda Sutton support the event.
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Tremont Theatre
George R. Lunn
Schenectady
8. K. Ratcliffe
London
Boston Equal Suffrage Association
Boston
Mary Young
John Craig
Castle Square Theatre Company
Veda Sutton
The
Toy Theatre
George N Dana Dies at 83 in Boston
George N. Dana aged 83 died at his home 260 Commonwealth avenue after a career in the sugar and molasses commission trade. He worked with his brother as Dana Brothers in Central street and retired 25 years ago. He was a member of the Algonquin and Boston Art clubs.
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Dana Brothers
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Algonquin
Boston
Ross Sterling Turner Dies At Nassau Artist of Note
Ross Sterling Turner, 68, noted water colorist and former Boston teacher, died in Nassau in the Bahamas where he had traveled three weeks earlier for illness. Born June 29, 1847 in Westport New York, he worked as a draftsman, studied in Munich Rome Florence and Venice, taught at Grundmann studios and MIT, represented Massachusetts at the 1893 Columbian Exposition, and is survived by his wife and two sons.
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Florence
Venice
Turner
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Grundmann Studios
Boston Normal Art School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Belgian teachers to begin courses at Harvard
Three special courses will be given at Harvard during the second half-year beginning Monday. Professors Leon Dupriez and Charles Jean de Vallee Poussin from the University of Louvain in Belgium will lead. Courses by Dupriez are open to Harvard students only by special permission.
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Leon Dupriez
Charles Jean de Vallee Poussin
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Leslie & Griffiths Owe $50,900 in Bankruptcy Schedules
The Leslie & Griffiths Co. dry goods store at 26 Tremont Street owes $50,900 per bankruptcy schedules filed in the U S District Court yesterday. Estimated assets total $11,710 with stock on hand valued at $10,000.
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Leslie & Griffiths Co. Dry Good
Tremont Street
United States District Court
Son’s College Funds Spent by Father in Probate Case
In Probate Court Mrs. Anna I. Curran of Winthrop testified that $6500 awarded to her 18 year old son for railroad injuries, intended for college, had been entirely spent by her husband Joseph Curran.
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Anna I. Curran
Winthrop
Joseph Curran
Court Grants Custody Amid Family Dispute Over Boy’s Funds
In Winthrop Probate Court Mrs Curran sought separate support and custody claiming her husband misused their son's trust money and drank heavily. The judge dismissed the support petition but granted custody and a temporary $15 weekly allowance after noting the boy’s accident details and the husband’s denial.
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Grant
Bishop Anderson Guest at Dorchester Church Reunion
The Right Rev. Joseph G. Anderson suffragan bishop of the diocese was guest of honor at St. Paul’s Church Dorchester annual reunion held in Rowan Memorial Hall Meeting House Hill last night. Hundreds of parishioners from across the district attended.
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St. Paul's Church of
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Rowan Memorial Hall
Meeting House Hill
Mistrial Declared in Breitung Suit Over Alienation Case
In New York a federal court discharged a jury in a $250000 damages suit against E N Breitung owner of the steamship Dacia and father of Breitung's daughter Juliet. Publication of stories alleging Kleist was assaulted influenced the jurors. Breitung said he would file counter suits. The action claimed alienation of Kleist's wife from him.
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New York
E. N. Breitung
Dacia
Max Kleist
Juliet Breitung
Kleist
Breitung
Condensed Milk Co Owed 225 698 in Bankruptcy Schedules
The Boston Condensed Milk Company petitioned into bankruptcy by creditors on Aug 21 owes 225 698 according to bankruptcy schedules filed in federal court. Assets estimated at 273 945 include real estate 81 200 machinery 126 000 and debts due 55 627. The Bellows Falls Vermont factory is valued at 60 000.
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Boston Condensed Milk Company
United States District Court
Bellows Falls
Coe Disappearance Shifts Hunt to Far West
Detectives pivot the search for Henry Clarke Coe Jr to the far West after a rail trip hint. Telegram activity, Western Union tracing, and hints of family contact surface while East searches wind down. The missing man, linked to Standard Oil by Detective Burns, may have left due to office troubles and potential financial stress.
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Henry Clarke Coe, Jr
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Western Union
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Standard Oil Company
Carriers Vote to Protest Post Office Collection Order
At a meeting of National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 34 held at the American House resolutions were passed urging Postmaster Murray and Postmaster General Burleson to withdraw the order restricting collection work to carriers earning $1000 a year or less.
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National Association of Letter Carriers, Branch 34
American House
Murray
Burleson
Post Office Department
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