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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1909

Page

5

Miss Prescott Weds Tomorrow in Unitarian Church

Miss Alice K. Prescott daughter of Mrs. George W. Prescott will marry Russell Cutler Low of New York tomorrow at the First Unitarian Church. Prescott, a leader of the younger set, christened Lightship 93 at Fore River yards last month, and scores of society people are expected to attend.

Quincy Alice K. Prescott George W. Prescott Russell Cutler Low New York First Unitarian Church Prescott Fore River Yards

Five Gloucester mackerel schooners head to Boston and Gloucester

A Liverpool dispatch reports the fishing sloops Esperanto Mary E. Hardy Speculator Romance and Marguerite Hastings with several hundred thousand pounds of mackerel leaving Liverpool for Gloucester and Boston. The water is alive with mackerel and the five schooners are expected to reach Gloucester and Boston tomorrow afternoon.

Gloucester Liverpool N. S Esperanto Charles Hardy Mary E. Hardy Reuben Cameron Rufus McKay William Crocker Marguerite Hastings Benjamin McGray Boston

Death claims Miss Symons in Somerville at 92

Miss Charlotte W. Symons longtime Somerville resident died late Saturday at her nephew William H. Woodberry's home 181 Central street Somerville aged 92. Born in Wenham she was a classmate of Mary Lyon founder Mt Holyoke College and a friend of Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson and Julia Ward Howe in anti slavery days. She leaves a niece Mrs Agnes Maynard and nephews N J Woodberry Philip I Woodberry and D G Woodberry.

Charlotte W. Symons Mary Lyon Mt. Holyoke College Thomas Wentworth Higginson Julia Ward Howe William H. Woodberry Central Street Somerville Wenham Woodberry FE. Agnes Maynard N. J. Woodberry Philip I. Woodberry D. G. Woodberry

Missionary Rallies Held Across Greater Boston

Yesterday featured three missionary meetings in Cambridge Brookline and West Newton led by American Board presiders. Speakers included Rosamond Bates Gertrude Cheney Nellie Cole and Wynn Fairfield with others from Oberlin Bangor Greer and Chicago.

Boston Cambridge Brookline West Newton North Avenue Congregational Church W. E. Strong American Board Rosamond C. Bates Cleveland, O Gertrude Cheney Nellie A. Cole Wynn C. Fairfield Oberlin Alice R. Ropes Edwin D f.Harold I. Graham New Haven

Inauguration of Richard C. Maclaurin at Technology

Alumni from across the country converge on Boston for the Technology inauguration in Symphony Hall. Speakers include James Bryce, Bishop Lawrence, Frederick Fish, Gov. Draper, Harvard’s President Lowell, and Dr. Henry S. Pritchett as events run through Wednesday with a grand banquet to follow. Norman Watkins of Honolulu is favored for a loving cup.

Technology Richard C. Maclaurin South Chicago Pittsburg Buffalo Washington New York Philadelphia Huntington Hall Rogers Building Carl M. Gram Wollaston James I. Finnie Clinton Maurice R. Scharff Natchez Miss Garrett A. Joslin Los Angeles Cal Raynor H. Allen Cincinnati Maclaurin Symphony Hall James Bryce Lawrence Frederick P. Fish Draper Lowell Harvard Henry S. Pritchett James P. Munroe Arthur A. Noyes Rogers Norman Watkins Honolulu Tech Westminster Charles Nagel Department of Commerce and Labor Samuel J. Elder

Wool Tariff Comes Next In Senate Schedule

The Senate aims to finish the eaution schedule by Monday or Tuesday and then confront the woolen schedule, a near re enactment of the Dingley rates. Progressive Republicans and Democratic Senators expect to oppose it with night sessions likely all week and a finish aimed for Thursday or Friday.

Washington Senate

Retail Trade Dinner Draws Large Citywide Interest

The Merchants' Association hosts a retail trade dinner at Hotel Somerset open to non retailers. A 6 oclock informal reception precedes the dinner with guests to meet speakers. Principal speakers include Robert C. Ogden of John Wanamaker and Arthur Brisbane.

Hotel Somerset Merchants’ Association Robert C. Ogden John Wanamaker Company Arthur Brisbane James J. Storrow Bernard J. Rothwell Chamber of Commerce Otto J. Piehler Hibbard Commonwealth Somerset

Washington urges success over color in Johnson sermon

Booker T. Washington preaches to New York’s Negro Men’s Business League at an AME church that Jack Johnson’s heavyweight title symbolizes racial progress. He cites a race of men overcoming fear with determination and points to public demonstrations of success.

New York Jack Johnson Booker T. Washington Negro Men’s Business League of New York African Methodist Episcopal Church Australia

Praise for Theodore Roosevelt Moves Tremont Temple Sermon

Dr P S Henson lauds Roosevelt in Tremont Temple sermon praising the former president for shaking up politics. He urges renewal with four needs for a new church era: more money, mighty men, mighty motives and masterly efforts.

Theodore Roosevelt P. S. Henson D. D Tremont Temple

Miss Eleanor Ames to Wed in June at North Easton

Miss Eleanor Ames of North Easton daughter of the late Governor Ames plans to marry Alexander Lincoln of Brookline on June 22 at her home. Her sister Miss Evelyn Ames will wed Frederick Garrison Hall of Watertown later this month. She will be given in marriage by William H. Ames. OTTAWA Archbishop Duhamel Dies of Heart Failure this morning.

Eleanor Ames North Easton Governor Ames Alexander Lincoln Brookline Evelyn Ames Frederick Garrison Hall Watertown William H. Ames

King Alfonso Undergoing Nose Operation Again

King Alfonso reportedly underwent a minor nasal operation in Seville by a Bordeaux specialist Dr Moore, described as very successful. The report states the procedure was performed recently and the king is recovering well.

San Sebastian Alfonso Moore

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