Hanson Couple Mark 62 Years In Lowell Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles Hanson of 219 Jtibs on street Lowell celebrate their 62nd wedding anniversary from December 1841 their ages total 166 years Their son Hon Charles H Hanson Massachusetts Senate member is their eldest living child and four grandchildren are named Charles Hanson Jr Grace and Ethel Hanson plus Abbott of Andover.
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Charles Hanson
P. Q
Hanson
Moultonboro
Mary Folsom Copp
Derby Line
Benjamin F. Hanson
Lowell Police Department
Charles H. Hanson
Massachusetts Senate
Daniel Whipple
James 8. Hanson
Daniel R. Frye
James Herbert Hanson
Charles H., Hanson, Jr
Abbott
Andover
Grace
Ethel Hanson
Mrs. Hanson
Rock Street
Middlesex Canal
Middlesex Village
Charlestown
Highland District
Oldest New England Couple Sought for Chairs Prize
The Boston Post invites photos of the oldest married couple in New England. Submit photo plus a 200 word sketch with birth and marriage dates, address, children count, and life highlights to Old Couple Editor Post Boston. Winners receive a Morris Chair and a Rocking Chair delivered express prepaid.
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The
Boston Post
New England
Post
Filitor
Boston
Morris
Romance of the Sea in Baltimore Immigration Row
A North German Lloyd liner passenger Lovisa Chorna Tatula from Dresden and sailor Max Goerlitz agreed to marry in America. The immigration officer refused landing for Max with only $10 but later received $200 for his passage. The couple planned to rejoin Tatula’s rich brother in Van Meter Pennsylvania.
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Baltimore
Bureau of Immigration
Kolin
Lovisa Chorna Tatula
Dresden
Max Goerlitz
Miss Tatula
Max
America
van Meter
Penn
Weis
Pennsylvania
Mrs Lawson Donates Saddle Horse to Crippled Children's Fair
Mrs Thomas W Lawson gives Georgeous Regina a show saddle horse for the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children fundraiser. The mare will be shown from Massachusetts Avenue to Arlington Street daily before the February 26 27 fair, with a matching saddle and bridle planned by Mark Cross & Co. harness makers.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Hotel Somerset
Georgeous Regina
T. E. Marr
Regina
Harvard President cites college class marriage and fertility trends
President Eliot of Harvard explains his remarks on the tendency of Harvard men to remain unmarried or have few children. He notes his findings apply only to six Harvard classes from 1872 to 1877 and urges other colleges to publish class reports to draw broader conclusions. He attributes low reproduction to delayed marriage amid prolonged education and says he has not read Roosevelt’s related letter.
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Eliot
Harvard
Roosevelt
Prize for best plan to prevent strikes offered
The American Humane Education Society announces a $200 prize for the best plan to prevent strikes. Submissions must be sent to 19 Milk Street Boston by July 1 1903 sealed with writer’s real name and address. A three member committee including a Bates nominatee and a Collins nomination will decide final publication.
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American Humane Education Society
Milk Street
Boston
Bates
Collins
Boston University presidency narrowed to three candidates
The trustees likely will elect from a trio for BU president: Rev Dr William Fraser McDowell secretary of the Methodist Episcopal education board James Whitford Bashford president of Ohio Wesleyan University and Rev Franklin Hamilton pastor of Grace Church in Boston.
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Boston University
William Fraser McDowell
Board of Education
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Whitford Bashford
Ohio Wesleyan University
Franklin Hamilton
Grace Church
Safety rails on steam railroads sparks heated House debate
Massachusetts lawmakers debated safety appliances for brakemen with strong partisan exchanges led by Carey of Haverhill and Quinn of Boston. The bill was rejected 9 to 35 as Good of Boston urged progress, while House probes plus reform school name change also drew attention.
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Mr. Carey
Haverhill
Quinn
Boston
Myers
Massachusetts
Speaker
Common Council
Congress
England
Carey
Mr. Quinn
Messrs. Donovan
Cambridge
Hayes
Lowell
J. F. Good
Railroad Committee
State House
House of Reformation
Rainsford's Island
Suffolk School For Boys
Bailey
Charles P. Putnam
L. Freedman
John P. Leahy
House of ‘Reformation
John P. Manning
Peruna Promotes Grip Recovery Across Society
A historical advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for la grippe or grip. It quotes testimonials from diverse individuals and professions, including Mrs. Theophile Schmitt, Mrs. Celeste Covell, Mrs. M. C. Cooper, D. L. Wallace, Lt. Clarice Hunt, Congressman George H. White, and Mrs. T. W. Collins, asserting rapid relief after using several bottles. It also invites readers to contact Dr. Hartman for free expert advice.
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Peruna
Theophile Schmitt
Wabash’ Avenue
Chicago
Ill
T. Schmitt
M. C. Cooper
Royal Academy of Arts
London
England
Washington, D. C
D. L. Wallace
The
Clarice Hunt
Salt Lake City
Salvation Army
Ogden
Utah
Claiice Hunt
White
Tarboro
N. C
George H. White
Congress
T. W. Collins
Independent
Order of Good Templars
Everett
Wash
Aries
T. W. Colins
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Rev M J Doody Named Pastor at St Marys Cambridgeport
The Rev M J Doody chancellor of the Boston archdiocese will be appointed permanent pastor of St Mary of the Annunciation in Cambridgeport to succeed the late Father Scully. The parish likely will divide, with another pastor to follow Doody. Doody, born in Canton in 1860, graduated Boston College in 1880 and became archdiocese chancellor in 1890.
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M. J. Doody
Father Scully
Archdiocese of Boston
St. Mary of the Annunciation
Cambridgeport
Father Doody
Canton
Boston College
Archbishop Williams
Frank B. Conlin
Michael J. Doody
Cambridge
Beverly seeks bond to fund new schools and streets
Beverly officials ask the Legislature to borrow 150000 outside the debt limit to build schoolhouses and streets tied to the arrival of United Shoe Machinery. In West Newbury, Richard Newell withdraws from the House seat race, now held by Samuel F Coffin. Brockton petitions to light the municipal building from an existing plant, sought by Representative Ramsden.
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Beverly
United Shoe Machinery
Richard Newell
West Newbury
Samuel F. Coffin
Brockton
Boston
Ramsden
Boston mass meeting to press police board removal
Dr. George W. Galvin predicts the protest at Faneuil Hall will be the hottest and most consequential Boston mass meeting in memory. Speakers include Representative James I. Carey W. M. Taylor of the Building Trades Council and Dr. Galvin. The event targets the current Police Board and seeks its members' removal.
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Boston
George W. Galvin
Galvin
Faneuil Hall
Board of Police
James I. Carey
W. M. Taylor
The
Building Trades Council
Chicago Fireman Denis Swenie Dies at 68
Denis J. Swenie a veteran Chicago fireman and former member of the force died early today at his home from kidney disease. He had served decades with the department and was well known in local firefighting circles.
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Chicago
Denis J. Swenie
Fire Department
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