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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1914

Page

2

Hyde School Pupils Stage Historic Pageant in Roxbury

Hyde School Roxbury pupils presented a pageant in the school hall with sixth grade leading the performance. Miss Thompson organized the event featuring Priscilla Mullins, spinning, and the Boston Tea Party with all roles played by girls including George Washington Benjamin Franklin Abraham Lincoln and John Alden.

Hyde School Roxbury Miss Thompson Priscilla Mullins George Washington Benjamin Franklin Abraham Lincoln John Alden

Girl Eloper Seeks Free Status From Nashua Marriage

Margaret Monahan an 11 year old Boston girl asks the court to annul her marriage to William R. McDonald 18 of Boston whom she eloped with on May 21 to Nashua New Hampshire where they wed by a justice of the peace. She says both were under age and acted to evade Massachusetts law without parental consent and she separated from McDonald after the ceremony.

Margaret Monahan Boston William R. McDonald Nashua N. H McDonald New Hampshire Monahan

Reason Why Her Marriage Should Be Declared Void

A legal brief argues the union is invalid under grounds of incapacity and lack of consent. The filing cites specific statutes and claims marital status should be annulled due to voidable conditions.

Oakman Named for Arlington Park Patrol Duty

Constance F. Oakman former depot livery owner in Arlington has been appointed by the town selectmen to the police force. He will perform special duties in the park beside the new Town Hall wearing a G A R uniform and carrying a stout cane. Oakman was born in Charlestown on August 13, 1844.

C. F. Oakman Constance F. Oakman Arlington Oakman Officer Oakman Charlestown

Devotion Shift Move For Dorchester Church Service

Boston police announce a service at 10 o clock this morning to be held at St Matthew s Church Stanton Street Dorchester instead of St Angela s Matapan where forty hours devotion is in progress Sergeant Houghton resided at 60 Houston Avenue Milton.

Boston St. Matthew’s Church Stanton Street Dorchester St. Angela's Mattapan Houghton Houston Avenue Milton

Gets One Year For Robbing Dr Morse

A record case of speech in the execution of justice: William Ely alias William Ellis alias Kid Ely alias William Clark was sent to the House of Correction for one year. He picked the pocket of Dr Henry L Morse of $350 last Monday. arraigned that day, indicted by the grand jury Tuesday, and convicted by a jury yesterday.

William Ely William Ellis

President Wilson drenched by storm at Confederate dead monument

A fierce thunderstorm hit Arlington National Cemetery as President Wilson spoke at the unveiling of a Confederate dead monument. Rain drenched veterans and spectators while crowds dashed for cover, the ceremony interrupted but the event honored Southern heroism with a 32-figure relief and both Confederate and U S flags displayed. The Fifth Cavalry band played The Star Spangled Banner and Dixie.

Washington Arlington National Cemetery Wilson Fifth Cavalry Band Dixie

Mystic Wedding and Civil War Memorial Echoes at Washington

In a sprawling ceremony at a Confederate memorial site the President and dignitaries witness the presentation of a monument by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Amid stormy weather and crowded remarks, debatable loyalties surface as Mrs. Holman’s court appearance reveals a tale of infidelity, asylum letters, and strained family tensions alongside the high profile event.

Daisy MacLauren Stevens United Daughters of the Confederacy Women of the Confederacy Jefferson Mobile United States Mexico Washington Gardner Grand Arms of the Republic Bennett Young United Confederate Veterans Robert FE. Lee Robert E. Lee Moses Ezekial Paul Micou Hilary Herbert Wilson Daughters of the Confederacy Congress

Rescues Baries At Fire

Five children were rescued from a blaze at 5 Mapes Street Dorchester. The mother Mrs Selma Johnston Mabel 12 Ina 11 Bradford 6 Freddy 4 and Herbert 17 months escaped with help from Patrolman Cooper Station 11. Freddy lit matches triggering the fire and the mother collapsed during escape.

Mapes Street Dorchester Selma Johnston Mabel Ina Bradford Freddy Herbert Cooper Station 11

Fire Destroys Room Igniting Clothing in Home

A lighted item dropped into a closet ignited clothing, causing a house fire that drew Patrolmen Cooper Collins and Walsh from Station 11. Mrs. Johnston escaped with Bradford, Collins rescued the other children, and Mrs. Johnston reentered and was overcome. Damage listed at $250. no insurance.

Cooper Collins Walsh Station 11

Swedish Bride Weds Lynn Man In Quiet Ceremony

Miss Elsa Frankel 21 daughter of John G. Frankel of Stockholm arrived in Lynn yesterday morning and wed M Algot Sahlin Jr of 120 Washington St Lynn. The couple’s romance began years ago when she toured the United States with a chaperone after postgraduate studies in Sweden. Sahlin a Philadelphia native, was in the West when they met. Mrs Sahlin speaks English fluently with a light accent.

Elsa Frankel John G. Frankel Stockholm Sweden Lynn M. Algot Sahlin, Jr Washington Street M. Algot Sahlin Boston Street Miss Frankel United States Sahlin Philadelphia West

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