Sisters Are Brides at Double Wedding in Roxbury
Two sisters, Mary M and Catherine E McMenimon, wed in a double ceremony at St. Patrick's Church Roxbury with each bride serving as bridesmaid and best man for the other couple. Mary married Patrolman Thomas T Casey, Catherine married Michael J Morrison. Both couples plan to live in Roxbury Mt Pleasant.
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Eash
St. Patrick’s Church
Roxbury
Mary M
Catherine E. McMenimon
Thomas T. Casey
Michael J. Morrison
Jamaica Plain
Mary M. McMenimon
Casey
Father Carney
Catherine I. McMenimon
Father Hughes
Sacred Heart Church
East Cambridge
John McMenimon
Yeoman Street
Mt. Pleasant
Filene’s
Subscription Rate Summary For Print Edition
Rates shown cover U S and Canada daily at 3 per year for Sunday, six months at 1 three months 75 cents one month 25 cents. Foreign one month 75 cents. Sunday subscriptions list three months two months one month totals 3 1 50 75 60 30 cents respectively.
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U. S
Canada
Suffrage Ball at Copley Plaza Draws Boston Society
Hundreds of elegantly dressed women attended the Votes for Women ball at Copley Plaza last night dancing tango hesitation waltz and one step until midnight. The event raised a large sum for the suffrage cause despite the workers being absent and the room remaining sparsely decorated. The ball was praised for smooth management and financial success.
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Lundreds
Copley Plaza
Boston
Gowns And Tango At The Suffrage Era Ball
A society ball drew many prominent attendees including Mrs. Teresa Crowley and Mrs. Benjamin K. Putnam. The dance floor shifted from waltz to tango as tango sparked amid a crowd that mixed suffrage workers with social and professional figures. An atmosphere of propaganda lingered with ushers wearing yellow jonquils and guests asked if they supported suffrage.
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Teresa Crowley
Organized Labor
Benjamin K. Putnam
Robert Gould Shaw
Wirt Dexter
G. R. Fearing
H. P. McKean
R. G. Shaw
McKean
R. D. Evans
Quincy A. Shaw
B. F. Pitman
Bayard Thayer
Charles Sumner Bird
Robert de Normandie
Stuart Clark
Oakes Ames
Samuel McComb
John C. Edwards
Prescott Bigelow
Charlotte Jones
Walter G. Page
Frederick Dumaine
D. Blaisdell Ruggles
Louise Stanwood
Joseph Story Fay
Josephine H. Clement
John Craig
Frederick Milliken
Ellen F. Adams
Caroline Amory
Mabel W. Daniels
W. B. Wheelwright
Francis F. Magoun
Herbert White
George H
Fanny C. Osgood
Fanny Jones
Sunday Baseball in Public Parks Debate Divides Churches
A legislative committee on legal affairs heard Sunday bills permitting baseball in public parks from Memorial Day to Labor Day and a one day rest in seven. Representative James J. Twohig urged a year trial for Sunday recreation but faced strong opposition from major church organizations while the rest bill gained church support.
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Legislative Committee On Legal Affairs
James J. Twohig
Boston
Twohig
Commonwealth
Call for 1920 Pilgrim landing anniversary plans delayed
Several petitioners urged the joint ways and means committee to begin arrangements now for the 3rd anniversary of the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth. The hearing, led by Walter Gilman Page and John L. Sewall of Worcester, argued for immediate action. Edmund J. Carpenter and Arthur Rodd of the Pilgrim Society opposed, calling the push premature. The matter was sent to the next General Court.
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Ways and Means
Plymouth
Walter Gilman Page
John Ll. Sewall
Worcester
Edmund J. Carpenter
Arthur Rodd
The
Pilgrim Society
Stops Tobacco Habit Book Offered Free By Elders’ Sanitarium
The Elders' Sanitarium at 657 Main St in St. Joseph Missouri published a book detailing the deadly effects of tobacco and how to quit in three to five days. Free copies are available. readers should send their name and address promptly to receive one.
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Elders’ Sanitarium
Main St
St. Joseph
Advt
Hank and His Animal Friends on Sun day Post
A brief notice highlights Hank and his animal companions in a feature for the upcoming Sun day Post. The item teases a family friendly segment likely appealing to readers seeking light hearted agriculture and nature anecdotes.
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Hank
Cigar Makers Donate 500 With Mayor Eyeing Million Fund
Cigar Makers Union leaders Edward Broders and W F Kinder presented Boston Mayor Curley with a 500 check for the Boost Boston Business fund, bringing the total to about 63,000. A letter from Union No 97 stated the city must boom Boston made cigars and seek city site opportunities.
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Boston
Edward Broders
W. F. Kinder
Cigar Makers Union
Sidney M. Winslow
Cigarmakers' International Union
George W. Moses
First Ward National Bank
George P. McLellan
A. Lincoln Filene
Boston Development & Sanitary Company
Curtis & Pope
Franklin
Cigarmakers’ Union
James M. Curley
Committee of Cigar Makers’ Union No. 97
Bootlegger Uses Suitcase in Portland Liquor Raid
Deputies Bisbee and Hunt uncovered a copper tank built to fit a dress suitcase and hold six and a half gallons of liquor. They watched a suspect siphon liquor into half pint bottles from a window before raiding the rear building at 26 Franklin Street and seizing the outfit. The man escaped by leaping from the window.
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Portland
Bisbee
Hunt
Franklin Street
Probing Wireless Inquiry Into Roma Grounding Near No Man's Land
Federal agents opened an inquiry into wireless messages from the Fabre line steamer Roma after it grounded near No Man's Land. Radio inspector Henry Gawler of Boston leads the probe to determine if S O 8 signals were sent and if international wireless convention rules were followed. He coordinates with Commander George Williams of the Naval Torpedo Station who translated French messages and summoned revenue cutters for aid.
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Newport
R. IL
Fabre
Roma
No Man's Land
Ilenry
Gawler
Boston
Department of Commerce
George %. Williams
Naval Torpedo Station
Revenue Cutters
Boston Terrier Winner Sold at High Price at Beach Show
Dog lovers at Mechanics Hall dog show heard that Kiddo the Demon, winner of two firsts and Boston terrier class, was sold to a New York fancier for a large sum. Public interest grows with images and coverage in next Sunday Post.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Kiddo the Demon
New York
George Thomas
C. D. McGill
Notable Show Boosts Four-Figure Dog Sale at Local Meet
The event featured a four figure sale price though exact amount was undisclosed. F. H. Heilborn of Plainville sold the Sealyham to John Seeley Ward of New York. Judge William Nichols, arriving from England, praised the breed and winners included Mrs. Samuel Willetts for dogs, A. C. Heffinger for Lizzie, and W. T. Payne for Now or Never and Midkiff series. Multiple breed classes and trophies noted with strong English exhibitor praise for the Airedales group.
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F. H. Heilborn
Plainville
John Seeley Ward
New York
Sealyham
William Nichols
England
Samuel Willetts
Bayside
A. C. Heffinger
Lizzie
Lucy Ray
W. T. Payne
L. Libby
Winiston Rose
G. Frank McFarland
Princess Patricia
Boston
Bankruptcy Follows Trouble With Wife
Seth P. Snow a real estate broker at 113 State Street filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the U S District Court revealing liabilities of 29568 and assets of 18725 following marital troubles including a midnight ride to New York by his wife to surprise him at the Hotel Belmont.
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Seth P. Snow
State Street
New York
Belmont
United States District Court
Plot to Kill Huerta Fails to Reach President in Mexico City
David Guzman, a stranger to the capital, is held at police headquarters as authorities investigate a suspected plot to assassinate President Huerta. Arrested at the National Palace after being denied access, a dagger, a letter from rebel sympathizers, and a cabinet member address list were found on him. He denies intent to kill Huerta.
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Mexico City
David Guzman
Iuerta
Guzman
National Palace
Huerta
Blanquet
Guadlajara
Harvard Freshman Elections Today
The Harvard freshman class will hold its first officer election in Phillips Brooks house with sophomore class members serving as election officers. The 1917 men will elect a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and three student council members with candidates Oran G. Kirkpatrick of San Antonio Texas Allen Shortt of New York and Homer L Sweetser of Brookline.
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Harvard
Phillips Brooks House
Oran G. Kirkpatrick
San Antonio
Texas
Allen Shortt
New York
Homer L. Sweetser
Brookline
Fire ruins fail to reveal missing man body
Thomas F. Harvey of 5 Pleasant Street Court Charlestown remains missing after last Monday's Lincoln Street fire. Relatives believe he perished in the flames as he supposedly returned for his coat. Brother John Harvey and fire officials searched the ruins yesterday but found no trace of a body.
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Thomas F. Harvey
Pleasant Street Court
Charlestown
Lincoln Street
John Harvey
James W. Ryan Charged With Theft From Castle Square Hotel
James W. Ryan 27 formerly office cashier and bookkeeper at the Castle Square Hotel was detained at Boston police headquarters last night on larceny charges for $3465.01.
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James W. Ryan
Castle Square
Boston
Missing Boston banker located in Lynn after year away
Ryan, missing from his usual haunts for about a year, was found by Inspector Lynch at 2 State Street Lynn. He gave that address, was brought to Boston, booked at police headquarters, and jailed at Charles Street. He had left the hotel August 19 1912 amid alleged account shortages and traveled the country before returning home.
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Ryan
Inspector Lynch
State Street
Lynn
Boston
Charles Street
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