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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1911

Page

2

Relatives Fight to Get Part of Evans' Millions

Relatives contest the Evans estate amid claims the fortune could exceed twenty million dollars. The petition seeks commissions to depose heirs at law in Boston and St John New Brunswick, listing potential claimants including Rene Evans Paine and Mrs Margaret Brigham and detailing the Donovan family in Dorchester and Needham.

Evans Rene Evans Paine Brook- Yine Mr. Evans Eliza Margaret Brigham Knight of Hull Rene Paine Brigham George L. Huntress Maria Antoinette Evans Supreme Court Boston E. B. George Essex County Beverly Mass Brookline Melissa ¥. Stevens Cambridge Harriet A. Paine Somerville Winchester Elworth C. Leach Stoughton Robert D. Evans James KE. Donovan Dorchester Avenue Dorchester Margaret Donovan Thompson Harry Thompson Roxbury Timothy Donovan St. John N. B Lillian M. Keyes Samuel Keyes Post England Edward C. Creed Broadway South Bofton Mary Jane Evans Zionsville Robert Evans Waltham Ann Evans Donovan Charles John Symonds Royal Navy Manchester Keyes Richard Evans Malden Harriet Paine Paine Mrs. Evans

Debutante’s Grand debut at City Hall amid 450 guests

Governor elect Foss attended the elaborate reception for Miss Fitzgerald. Hosts Mrs. Fitzgerald and family oversaw decorations of roses orchids and Bavarian palms. Dozens of guests in formal attire mingled while eight young women aided the debut and a private party followed the public reception.

F. A. Huntington Rose E. Fitzgerald Anna O'Neil Ruth Evans Marguerite O'Callaghan Miriam Finnegan Mary O’connell May Clexton Eleanor MacIntosh Mollie A. Welch Foss Welles Avenue Harley Street Miss Rose Japan Fitzgerald Wellesley College Joseph H. O'Neil Mollie Welsh Miriam Kinnegan Archbishop O'Connell Edward D. Moore Joseph Martin Andrew Welch John P. Manning Richard Field Hugh Nawn John Hannon Harry Nawn, Jr Beatrice Brine May Collins Rena Murphy Margaret Finnegan Joseph Kennedy Joseph Daly of Fice D Fisner Thomas Campbell Joseph Hannan Frank Sullivan Harvard Harry Nann, Jr Eugene Brine Joseph Murray Agnes Fitzgerald May Daggett New York Mae Finnegan Miss Collins Miss Murphy Miss Brine Innegan Curtis Guild Josephine Hannon Miss Fitzgerald Concord Katherine Fitzgerald Ida Fitzgerald John T. Scully Augustus Donovan Elizabeth Collins Frazier O'Leary P. J. Kennedy Loretta John A. Kiggen John P. Leahy Charles F. Gettemy James Kenney Daniel S. Harkins P. H. Magrane Mme Elvira Severoni Boston Opera Company Mae Sullivan Charles H. Innes Messaline Arthur Quincy John Horne Josephine Sullivan Henry Fitzgerald Netunia Spokane William Ruddick James Shea Charles McLaughlin Charles Harley Francis X. Salloway Nelly Williams Julia Williams Mys Charles J. Collins Martha Logan John Shepherd Charles H. Beldeau William F. Kenney William J. Sullivan Fred Gore Michael Murray John E. Gilman Joseph A. Campbell Thomas F. Boyle Michael M. Cunniff George Fitzgerald Edward Moore William Welch Joseph Lannin John D. McLaughlin Thomas Babson William Carlin William Taylor Joseph T. Mooney John Kent Jere O’riordan William W. Taff Robert T. Scales Charles H. Warren Lillian Warren John Williams Alice Margaret Jerome Petit Jace Celia Leen Teresa Jere O'Callaghan Bessie Carty James M. Morrison Lillian M Anna O'Neill Mary P. Clexton

Lady Wrestler Cora Livingston Headlines Howard Week

World champion Cora Livingston meets challengers at the Howard all week. Last night she faced Helen Ward and Ethel Conway, accepts Minnie Doyle of East Cambridge tonight, and will wrestle Olga Nelson Wednesday in a rematch from a year ago.

Cora Livington the Howard Helen Ward Ethel Conway Miss Livingston Minnie Doyle East Cambridge Olga Nelson

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