Toronto Soprano Fleeing London Evades Suffragists
Miss Lillian Lavigne a young Canadian operatic soprano arrived on the Cunarder An Gania in New York after fleeing militant suffragettes in London. She traveled from London to escape threats and reached the United States in a hurried departure.
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Lillian Lavigne
Toronto
New York
London
Young Canadian Soprano Flee Suffragette Threats
Miss Lavigne, a Canadian soprano and pupil of Mme Olga de Nevosky in London, faced militant suffragette pressure to sing for votes. She says she fled for her life after being threatened with bombs and hatchets, hiding in disguise before returning to America.
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Miss Lavigne
Mme
Olga de Nevosky
America
New York
Paris
Billings Promotes Three to Chief Clerks
Edmund Billings collector of the port announces promotions to chief clerk to fill vacancies caused by Co. F. Gilman and Hugh Hamill becoming deputy collectors and Nelson Taylor resigning. Frederick B. Kingsley of the auditors division Joseph F. Scanlon of the inward foreign division and F. M. Weale of the warehouse division receive promotions.
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Edmund Billings
Co. F. Gilman
Hugh Hamill
Nelson Taylor
Frederick B. Kingsley
Joseph F. Scanlon
F. M. Weale
Coasting Carnival Opens at Hastings Park Lexington
Lexington's first annual public coasting carnival is staged this evening by the park commissioners at Hastings Park. Hundreds are expected to participate as a toboggan chute and sled slide will be lit for nearly a half mile with 100 torches on both sides. A monster bonfire and red torches will illuminate the park.
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Lexington
Hastings Park
Lexington Park Commissioners
Baptist First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Ave
Clarendon St
Small
University of Chicago
Ill
Shepherd of Israel
Whiting
Heath
Robert Lister
Isabel Melville
Guy Mitchell
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
New England
Cortland Myers
Lotus
Mme
Wilhelmina Wright Calvert
Temple
Bible School
Brotherhood and Girls
Clarendon Street
Clarendon and
Montgomery Streets
James A. Francis
D. D
John
Blair
Massachusetts
E. N. C. Barnes
Ruggles Street
First Free Baptist Church
Warren Street
Holborn Street
Roxbury
Horace’ H. Hayes
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Fulton
Violent Street Incident Involving Officer Miller
Eyewitness accounts detail Officer Miller grappling with Shea near a patrol box on Warrenton and Eliot streets. A shot fired as Miller pursued a suspect ends with ambulances leaving the scene and multiple witnesses testifying about bottles, shouting, and a doorway confrontation.
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Eliot Street
Plymouth Theatre
Miller
Catherine Bresnahan
Collins
Shea
Sullivan
George Juppe
Warrenton Street
Hirot
Warrenton
Juppe
Ralph
Around World on Honeymoon with Major Charles C Jones
Major Charles C Jones, described as a soldier of fortune, has married Mrs. Helena A Bradley, a Back Bay widow, and the couple sets off on an around the world honeymoon.
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Charles C. Jones
Boston
Helena Abbott Bradley
Astor Street
Back Bay
Jones
Manuella Jones
Jamaica Plain
Suffolk County
Post
Siam
California
Europe
Major
George W. Green
Helena A. Bradley
Campaign Assessments Tied to Boston Mayoral Campaign
Boston police and fire members were assessed to help pay campaign expenses for a mayoral candidate. Councillor Watson said the fire department assessment was $10 per man and some collection is underway. He promised to disclose more details later at City Hall.
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Boston
Watson
City Hall
Death by Suicide Ends Double Life in Roxbury Tenement
George Adams aged 48 shot and killed himself in a Roxbury tenement at 4 Codman Park after his wife Mrs. Mabel N. Adams discovered him living with Alice Maud Sanborn, a 22 year old former housegirl from Dorchester.
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George Adams
Codman Park
Roxbury
Mabel N. Adams
Leonard Street
Dorchester
Alice Maud Sanborn
Wilson Invites Senate Panel to White House Conference
President Wilson invites the Senate committee on foreign relations to meet at the White House next Monday night. Invitations go to Chairman Bacon and all committee members. Likely topics include Panama canal tolls, Japanese alien land controversy, the Mexican situation, unratified arbitration treaties, and proposed Bryan peace treaties.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
White House
Bacon
Bryan
Dorchester Man Kills Himself After Domestic Crisis
Adams shot himself in a Codman Park tenement after a quarrel with his wife over alleged infidelity with the Sanborn girl. Mrs Adams and the Sanborn woman confronted him and he died on the scene. He left a 12 year old son and was a night fireman for the Boston Post.
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Adams
Dorchester
Codman Park
The
Firemen’s Men
Provincetown
School Voters' League elects officers at Perkins Hall meeting
Mrs. George W Coleman is elected president of the School Voters League. Mrs. Dallas Lore Sharp urged emphasis on the three Rs and simpler grammar, while Mrs. Susan W FitzGerald reported growing membership and finances from Ford Hall lectures. Plans include social and educational work, a room at the Teachers' Club, and two legislative bills to expand the school committee to nine and reduce nominating names from 5000 to 1000. Executive committee and vice presidents were also named with a long list of officers.
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George W. Coleman
School Voters’ League
Perkins Hall
Dallas Lore Sharp
Susan W FitzGerald
Ford Hall
Teachers’ Club
Mary Morton Kehew
S. Alice Brown
Susan W. FitzGerald
Cora FE. Bigelow
Percy G. Bolster
Mary C. Crawford
Mary S. Locke
Mabel Gillespie
Grace E. Lingham
Catherine McGinley
Annie G. Scollard
Esther F. Sullivan
Anne Withington
Evangeline W. Young
Mary x. Adams
House Rules Panel Drops Tied Postal Bill Provisions
The House rules committee refused to attach a $25,000 good roads appropriation to the postal bill and to exempt 2400 assistant postmasters from civil service. Either provision could be eliminated on a point of order, risking a combined push to win support for both measures.
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Washington
Hous Rules Committee
Civil Service
Protests Over J S Riley Statement On Osteopathy
R. Kendrick Smith of the American Osteopathic Association contests J Shelby Riley's claim that his followers seek separate recognition akin to osteopathy. He notes Massachusetts requires osteopathy to be practiced by registered physicians and criticizes literature that equates chiropractic with osteopathy.
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The
American Osteopathic Association
J. Shelby Riley
Riley
Massachusetts
State Board of Registration In Medicine
R. Kendrick Smith
Judge Cuts Breach of Promise Verdict In Lapham Suit
Superior Court Justice reduces Amy A. Lapham breach of promise verdict from 26000 to 10000 against Bertrand F. Aldrich. If plaintiff does not accept 10000 within 10 days the entire verdict will be set aside.
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Ert F. Raymond
Superior Court
Amy A. Lapham
Bertrand F. Aldrich
East Douglas
No Operation For Miss Marlowe
Julia Marlowe arrived in Chicago from Los Angeles to New York and received cheerful news there that no appendicitis had developed and it is not likely an operation will be required.
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Chicago
Julia Marlowe
Los Angeles
New York
Industrial School Fugitive Surrenders in Manchester
Eugene Willette, 19, Bristol native and former State Industrial School inmate, surrendered voluntarily at the school to serve the remaining two years of his term. The incident occurred in Manchester, New Hampshire, on January 23.
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Manchester
N. H
Eugene Willette
Bristol
State
Engaged and Wed in a Day on Cunard Liner Andania
A lightning engagement and birthday wedding unfold as Mr. and Mrs. L. F. B. Hunnibell arrive in New York aboard the Cunard liner Andania en route to Minneapolis. The groom proposed in London after two years building a real estate business away from his childhood sweetheart, and they wed a day before sailing back to America on the bride’s nineteenth birthday.
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Cunard
America
Adventist and Second Advent Churches in Warren and Putnam Areas
Sunday religious services listed for multiple Boston area churches. Preachers include Rev. C. Farnham, Rev. Banks, Rev. Adams, and others with varied morning and evening sermons, Sunday schools, and special music events across Adventist, Baptist, Congregational, United, and Reformed churches.
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Adventist Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
Co. C. Farnham
D. D
Second Advent Church
Putnam Street
Somerville
F. B. Banks
M. M. Adams
Boston Bible School
ST. Paul's Cathedral
A. B
Shepherds’ Vision
Horatio Parker
R. M. Harper
Kinsolving
Warren D
Bigelow
F. Powell
J. E
F. 4. Walton
P. m
Church OF the Advent
Mt. Vernon
Brimmer
William Har
van Allen
T. D
D. CG. L
Messengers of the Covenant
Emmanuel
Newbury Street
Elwood Worcester
Taden Lee Kinsolving
Brazil
Ralph Bray
ST. Ann’s Church
East Cottage
Dudley Street
George E. Jenner
ST. Stephen's Church
Florence Street
Diverse Religious and Spiritual Gatherings Advertised Across Boston
Multiple organizations invite the public to lectures and services Sunday through midweek at venues like Majestic Theatre Franklin Square House and various halls. Topics range from Pastor Russell’s teachings to Old Age Deferred and The Problem of Waste.
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International Bible Students’ Assocition
W. Brenneisen
Association
Majestic Theatre
Russell
Haynes
Franklin Square House
George L. Perin
Edith Tang
Castine C. Swanson
Volunteers OF America
Washington Street
Emer Howe
Common Cause Forum
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley
Appleton Street
Edward F. McSweeney
Church OF the Living
Divine Science Services
Huntington Avenue
Hall 210
Robert C. Hannon
John xxi
Ran Walker
Socialis
Socialist Forum
Hen Dubb
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Christian Mission For All the People
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Seollay Square
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Gainsboro Street
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Freerick A. Wiggin
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Tremont St
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