Cap. Francke to Take Bride in Tea Announcement
The engagement of Miss Madeleine Brewer of Jamaica Plain to H Gilbert Francke Harvard captain will be announced by Mrs Edward Winslow Brewer at a tea this afternoon. Miss Brewer is Radcliffe sophomore and former class president active in Idler Club theatricals. Francke, eldest son of Professor Kino Francke, Harvard German department, belongs to Institute of 1770 DPD K B Hasty Pudding and Signet clubs. He is the fourth Harvard varsity captain engaged this year following Wingate Reynolds and Sortwell.
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Madeleine Brewer
Jamaica Plain
H. Gilbert
Francke
Harvard
Edward Winslow Brewer
Dana J. P. Wingate
Quentin Reynolds
Alvin F. Sortwell
Adventist and First Baptist churches schedule in Boston region
Sunday evening and morning services listed for numerous churches across Boston and Somerville. Preaching by Rev C D Farnham, Rev Austen Kennedy DeBlois, and Rev Charles L Goodell among others. Music, Sunday schools, vesper services, and special events noted with times and locations.
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War Ten Street
C. D. Farnham
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy DeBlois
Mh.d
Boston
Flarken
Stuvan
Stevenson
King
Berthoven
Boecherine
Bach
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Fortland Myers
Charles L. Goodell
St. Paul's M. FE
New York City
Lotus Mile
Mme
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple Chorus
J. Fairbanks
Fi School
Brotherhood and Girls
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Corner West Canton Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Nerbert S$. Johnson
D. D
Frederick FE. Heath
Heath
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Milgrim
Guy Mitchell
Ruggles Street Baptist
J. H. Jenner
Bible School
Brotherhood
WH. H. Hayes
J. HA
Union Square Baptist Church
Water Street
Somerville
Francis W .Brien
Clarendon ST. Baptist Church
Clarendon and
Montgomery Sts
James A. Francis
Dudley Street Baptist Church
M. S. Lovell
Congregational
OLD South Church
George A. Gordon
Willis H. Butler
Gordon
Lincoln
Lowell and Wilton Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Chaney and
Pleasant Streets
G. Charles Gray
Nortis Congregational
Church
Massachusetts Ave
Roseland Si
Cambridge
Vincent Ravi
Teen van Vliet
Mary Harger
W. B. Sachs
All
Park Street
Park and Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Conrad
Ariel
Harold Norris
Bille School
Shawmy TY Congregational Church
Corner
Brookline
E. el Shumaker
K. D
Age of Boston
Fire on Steamship Halizones Stirs Conflicting Tales
British steamer Halizones from Buenos Ayres reached Boston with conflicting accounts of a four day fire in coal bunkers off the Barbadoes. Crew members and cooks describe a devastating blaze later denied by Captain Eynon, as the ship faced ice and storms on a 43 day voyage.
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Halizones
Buenos Ayres
Boston
Barbadoes
Fynon
Eynon
Trinidad
West Indian
Ler
Cutter Will Aid Schooner Maria C Teel in Distress
Vineyard Haven February 13 The schooner Maria C Teel en route from Boston to Philadelphia was reported in distress in Nantucket Sound. The revenue cutter Acushnet was sent to assist after a wireless summons. The Teel lay six miles north by west of Handkerchief shoals lightship amid extreme cold ice risk.
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Vineyard Haven
Maria C. ‘Teel
Boston
Philadelphia
Nantucket Sound
Acushnet
Teel
Handkerchief Shoals
Norman Angell to Speak at Harvard
Norman Angell, noted English author, will lecture at Emerson Hall this afternoon at 4 30 under the International Polity Federation program. The talk titled The Foundations of Fine International Polity is part of a university tour, his only appearance at a university during this trip.
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Harvard
International Polity Federation
Emerson Hall
Norman Angell
Angell
America
Engagement Announced At Cambridge Show Amid Romance Tale
Miss Olive A. Bullock of Jamaica Plain and Allard Warren Spencer of Arlington Heights announced as engaged during the final act of Billy the Boy Artist at the Newtowne Club Cambridge. The couple’s romance began last November while rehearsing for Tenry I. Mede. An auto accident on Wellington bridge Somerville Sunday morning Nov 34 involved the couple and Miss Mabel Clark and Howard Weston.
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Jamaica Plain
Allard Warren Spencer
Arlington Heights
Billy the Boy Artist
Newtowne Club
Cambridge
Tenry I. Mede
Billy
Habster
Spencer
Miss Bullock
Wellington Bridge
Somerville
Mabel Clark
Howard Weston
Skowhegan
A.H. Schoellkopf
Peggy
Walton
Harvard
Yale
Ferncroft Inn
Middleton
Horses Fall Going To Fire At Tremont Street
A three horse water tower at Bulfinch Street fire station was halted 11 times as horses slipped on winter slick streets while answering a blaze at 226 Tremont Street. Firemen said Washington and State streets were particularly icy. The fire damaged rooms on the fifth floor of the Boston Artificial Limb Company with minor loss.
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Bulfinch Street
Tremont Street
Washington and
State Streets
Boston Artificial Limb Company
Brookline Baths Women Swim Meet Set for Wednesday
Preparations are complete for a women only swimming meet at Brookline Municipal Baths this Wednesday evening. Manager William Murphy demands women reporters cover the races. Favorite Miss Mildred Wyman is among Boston’s fastest for her age. A handicap relay pits the Greater Boston champions against Brookline girls including Louise Brien, Mildred Wyman, Ruth Russell and Anna Mahon. A 25 yard race for girls under years adds to the program with many entries expected.
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Brookline Municipal Baths
William Murphy
Mildred Wyman
Boston
Greater Boston
Brookline
Louise Brien
Ruth Russell
Anna Mahon
Massachusetts Attorney General rules on strike ad evasion
Attorney General Boynton holds that strike breaking firms cannot advertise for help without stating a strike is in progress. The opinion, requested by the Department of Labor and Industries, declares such independent contracts a subterfuge and leaves enforcement to the courts, impacting out of state firms aiding Massachusetts strikers.
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Boynton
Massachusetts
Department of Labor and Industries
Lord Percy to Join Scientific Duck Hunt in Alaska
New York Feb 15 The American Museum of Natural History has commissioned Lord William Percy to go on a scientific duck hunt. He will serve as special field naturalist in ornithology, operating mainly around Point Barrow Alaska as a son of the Duke of Northumberland.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Lord William Percy
Lord Percy
Duke of Northumberland
Point Barrow
Alaska
Prepayment Cars to Enter Service on Lake Park Street Line
In response to patrons on the Lake street Park street subway line via Commonwealth avenue the Boston Elevated Railway Company will today put in service on this line some of its latest large prepayment cars.
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Lake-Park Street
Lake street-Park Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston Elevated Railway Company
New Field Planned for Massachusetts Aggies
The Massachusetts Agricultural College Alumni Club pledged support for a voluntary fundraising drive by students to build a new athletic field. So far $3500 has been raised toward a $12000 goal. The plan includes a gridiron baseball diamond cinder track and ten nis courts.
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Massachusetts Agricultural Colege
State Conference of Maine Boys Opens in Lewiston
One thousand delegates attended the annual State conference of boys in Lewiston Maine as it opened with a parade. William B. Skelton former Mayor extended the welcome and A E B Roberts a member of President Wilsons committee spoke on Community Efficiency at a City Hall banquet with E Frost of Belfast toastmaster.
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Maine
Lewiston
William B. Skelton
A. EB. Roberts
Wilson
Committee of 100
Europe
City Hall
E. Frost
Belfast
Boston owns most copper
Washington Feb 12 The report before the Senate from Secretary Wilson of the Department of Labor explains that Michigan citizens control only about 10 percent of the state's copper resources while the rest is owned by Boston and other Eastern interests. The sentiment in Michigan favors a tonnage tax on copper mining despite opposition from mining companies, with the belief that Eastern capital benefits too much from Michigan’s resources.
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Washington
Michigan
Boston
Senate
Wilson
Department of Labor
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