Harvard Man Weds Suddenly in Boston Ceremony
Norman Otto Foerster, 1910 Harvard class, married Dorothy Haskell last Wednesday after a sudden telegram to his parents in East End Pittsburg. The couple then left for Madison Wisconsin. Foerster, 24, had been offered the English chair at the University of Wisconsin. His father, a noted local composer and musician, confirms the rapid nuptials.
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Pittsburg
Adolph Foerster
Heath
Avondale
East End
Norman Otto Foerster
Harvard
Boston
Dorothy Haskell
Foerster
Haskell
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Gas Death at 113 Northampton Street Claims Life
A man found unconscious in his home at 113 Northampton Street died at City Hospital about 7:30 PM Thursday. The incident marks the second death reported in the area.
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Northampton Street
City Hospital
Dane sisters suffer gas tragedy in blaze filled home
In a house filled with illuminating gas Emma Dane aged 14 died en route to hospital. Her sister Alice Dane aged 16 is in City Hospital in a dangerous condition from the same gas incident.
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Dane
Emma Dane
Alice Dane
Filene Stars Shine In Final Choral Society Concert
The Choral Society of the Filene Co operative Association drew over 800 listeners at Steinert Hall for a closing season concert. Miss Gertrude C. Kleist, barely 16, impressed as a soprano with encores. other solos by Raymond J. Ott and Irving Hobbs. The program featured costume dances and pieces from The Man Who Owns Broadway and San Toy, with readers, a piano solo, and humorous operettas.
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Filene Cooperative Association
Steinert Hall
William Filene Sons Company
Gertrude C. Kleist
Raymond J. Ott
Irving Hobbs
Miss Kleist
Broadway
Manny
Society Quartette
William B. Whittaker
R. E. Evans
Robert A. Anderson
George A. Pierce
Gertrude Scully
Beatrice J. Copeman
Elizabeth F. Phelan
Joseph Gearin
James H. McConnell
Thomas Smith
George B. Beetchy
Keith
Carneau Litchfield
J. F. O’callaghan
Hugh J. Keenig
John J. Kelley
B. J. Frost
Extra Precinct Planned for Ward 20 by City Council
A new precinct 16 would be added to Ward 20 following a city council meeting Monday. The change comes on the recommendation of the special council committee tasked with redrawing precinct boundaries. The new area covers the portion bounded by Columbia Road Hancock Trull Bellevue Quincy Bowdoin Hamilton Barry and Ritchfield streets.
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Hancock, Trull
Bellevue
Quincy
Bowdoin
Hamilton
Barry and
Ritchfield Streets
Oppose Fire Law Change Protests at Boston City Hall
Prominent property owners builders and business men protested the fire hazard commission plan at City Hall. The commission chaired by E T Hartman urged radical building law changes including banning balloon framing and shingle roofs requiring non inflammable roof coverings by 1925 and brick or terra cotta exterior walls on most wooden structures.
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Commission On Fire
Boston
E. T. Hartman
Fitzgerald
Timothy JL. Connolly
Daniell. Daley
W. E. Delano
Dorchester Real Estate Exchange
Dorchester
S. W. Johnson
Brand
Edward N. Kelly
C. J. Desmond
Forgery Charge Involving J J Curley Alias
John JL. Curry alias John A. Curley, 34, of West Brookline Street South End, was arrested by Sergeants Gleaney and Linton on forgery charges. Police allege he forged John J Curley s name on a $10Puritan Trust Company check and uttered it to William C Herrick of Riverbank Court Chambers.
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John A. Curley
West Brookline Street
South End
Gleaney
Linton
Boston
John J. Curley
Puritan Trust Company
William C. Herrick
Riverbank Court Chambers
Suffragette Wars At Boston Meeting Subtle Rift
Sylvia Pankhurst challenged Anna Brignall at a Boston Equal Suffrage Club tea. Brignall, just back from Vancouver, defended a nonmilitant line while praising militant suffragettes' contributions but warning they could go too far.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Boston
Equal Suffrage Club
Anna Brignall
Suffragette Leaders Advocate Militant Tactics in America
Miss Pankhurst reaffirms militant methods as essential to victory while urging American women to adopt stronger actions. Speakers including Miss Gertrude Newhall and Miss Mary Neil frame jail campaigns as earnest sacrifice and rally for equal suffrage amid debates on propriety and effectiveness.
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America
Gertrude Newhall
Brookline Equal Suffrage Club
Ods
Miss Pankhyst
England
London
Pankhurst
Mary Neil
Miss Neil
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