Circulation Managers Close Their Convention in Boston
The National Association of Managers of Newspaper Circulation concluded a three day meeting in Boston and elected officers. Thomas Downey was named president and became a director along with W H Gillespie and W J Darby. The next convention will be held in St Louis. A committee was appointed to study return privileges to save publishers money.
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Boston
National Association of Managers of
the Westminster
Thomas Downey
Boston Globe
Frank G. Hay
Indianapolis News
W. J. Taylor
Montreal Herald
J. L. Boeshaus
Ohio State Journal
W. H. Gillespie
Detroit Free Press
W. J. Darby
Mail and Express
Toronto
Can
St. Louis
General Business
Boston Man
Lasell Seminary Teaches Practical Household Skills
Lasell Seminary in Auburndale requires all young women to study housekeeping for two years alongside regular studies. Demonstrations include beef prep, baking, roasting, and dishwashing, followed by six weeks of hands on practice in a dedicated building. Elizabeth Thorne won bread loaf watch guard in the bread contest. twenty graduates earned cooking certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hamilton
Tarrytown
N. Y
Duffy
Duffy's
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
lLasell Seminary
Auburndale
Lasell
Elizabeth M. Thorne
Gardiner
Louise Gilbert
St. Louis
Lillie M. Gilbert
Cincinnati
Thirty Witnesses Against J. H. Wales Trial Starts
A Boston Superior Criminal Court case accuses J. H. Wales alias W. H. Jones of obtaining money by false pretence during the coal famine. Twenty one counts allege he sold coal via the Mutual Coal Relief Association without delivering. victims paid deposits or full sums at 54 Warren Street, Charlestown. Evidence outlines numerous small losses and one $100 claim as the hearing resumes next morning.
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Superior Criminal Court
J. TH. Wales
W. H. Jones
Muual Coal Relief Association
Sughrue
J. F. Hurley
Abraham Silverman
Warren Street
Charlestown
Wales
George L. Marshall
W. A. Crosby
Mutual Coal Relief Association
George B. Smith
Julian A. Dodge
Methuen
Pennsylvania
Webb Heiress and Doctor Ride Sails to Paris in Alarm
Mrs. W. Seward Webb and daughter Frederica sail from New York on the St Paul to Paris where the Webb family's physician husband faces a critical illness. The Vanderbilts’ social prominence and the couple’s rise from hospital interne to Wall Street railroad interests are noted, with the 680 Fifth Avenue residence and a $15 million inheritance mentioned.
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New York
W. Seward Webb
Frederica
St. Paul
Paris
Vanderbilt
Lila’ Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Seward Webb
Fifth Avenue
Webb
Wall Street
Wagner Car Company
Pullman Company
Some Fair June Brides at Brookline Baptist Church
A prominent Brookline Cambridge wedding united Miss Ethel Putnam Sargent and Mr. Charles Fuller Whitney Harvard 02 of Cambridge. The ceremony at 8 pm was by Rev Avery A Shaw. Attendants wore white silk, pink sashes, and carried pink or lilies. Reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home and the couple will reside in Jamaica Plain after a honeymoon.
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Brookline
Cambridge
Ufe
Ethel Putnam Sargent
Hannah BE. Sargent
Charles Fuller Whitney
Harvard
Brookline Baptist Church
Avery A. Shaw
Nellie S. Anderson
Eleanor H. Brown
Beverly
Alice N. Kelso
Newton Centre
Arthur §. Pevear
Dr. Nolan
Daniel A. Nolan
Mrs. Nolan
Schiller Street
Jamaica Plain
Leahy Bride Wed at Archiepiscopal Residence to Dr Graves
Catherine Cecilia Leahy daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Leahy of 409 Shawmut Avenue married Dr Benjamin Augustus Graves last evening at the archiepiscopal residence. Rev Nicholas R Walsh officiated with Helen V Leahy as bridesmaid. Bride wore white point d esprit over satin with a diamond sunburst gift from the groom.
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Catherine Cecilia Leahy
Richard Leahy
Shawmut Avenue
Benjamin Augustus Graves
Nicholas R. Walsh
Helen V. Leahy
Susan Baker Weds John Cronin in Dorchester Ceremony
Susan M. Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas M Baker of 1051 Dorchester Avenue married John F. Cronin a Dorchester businessman last evening at St Peter's rectory with Rev Fathers Kenney and Derby officiating. Best man was William P Lyons and bride's sister Minnie T Baker was brides maid. The couple will reside at 118 Dorchester Avenue after a wedding tour.
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Susan M. Baker
Thomas M. Baker
Dorchester Avenue
John F. Cronin
Dorchester
St. Peter's Rectory
Father Kenney
Father Derby
William P. Lyons
Minnie T. Baker
Marcia Jones Weds John B Taylor in Brookline
Miss Marcia E Jones daughter of Jerome Jones of Jones McDuffee Stratton married John B Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Washington I Taylor at the bride’s home on Summit avenue Corey Hill Brookline yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia E. Jones
Jerome Jones
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
John B. Taylor
Washington I. Taylor
Brookline
Summit Avenue
Corey Hill
Ella May McDowell Weds Dr Theron Hatch at Chelsea Home
Ella May McDowell married Dr Theron Harrington Hatch last night at her parents 248 Washington Street Chelsea. Rev John E Vassar of Cary Avenue Baptist Church performed the ceremony with the bride given away by her father and the couple standing under a floral bell.
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Ella May McDoweLl
Uriah McDowell
Washington Street
Chelsea
Theron Harrington Hatch
John E. Vassar
Cary Avenue Baptist Church
Nolan Whelan nuptials at Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Dr William F Nolan and Miss Aurelia Mae Whelan were united in marriage at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Jamaica Plain yesterday morning. Rev Arthur T Connolly officiated as spectators looked on. the bride wore gown of white Gandie lace over liberty silk and was attended by her sister Miss Fleanor L Whelan in blue silk.
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Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
William F. Nolan
Aurelia Mae Whelan
Arthur T. Connolly
Fleanor L. Whelan
Tufts Kennett Wedding at West Somerville Baptist Church
Miss Flora Gertrude Kennett daughter of Mrs Augusta Kennett of 47 Liberty Avenue West Somerville married George Ernest Tufts of 65 Cottage Street Melrose in a ceremony at 8 o'clock last evening. The Rev J Vanor Jarton officiated with bridesmaids Miss Rena Burke Boston Miss Lillian Tufts Melrose Miss Grace Kennett Haverhill and Miss Ethel Long Jamaica Plain.
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Flora Gertrude Kennett
Augusta Kennett
Liberty Avenue
West Somerville
George Ernest Tufts
Cottage Street
Melrose
West Somerville Baptist Church
J. Vanor Jarton
Rena M. Burke
Boston
Lillian Tufts
Grace Kennett
Haverhill
Ethel Long
Jamaica Plain
Ida Goldberg and Moses Mechaber wed in East Boston
Miss Ida Goldberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Simon Goldberg of 50 Chelsea street married Moses Mechaber of New Bedford in Commonwealth Hall East Boston last evening.
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Commonwealth Hall
East Boston
Ida Goldberg
Simon Goldberg
Chelsea Street
Moses Mechaber
New Bedford
Henderson-Von Schoppe Wedding at Church of the Ascension
At the Church of the Ascension Roxbury last evening William T Henderson a well known young West Somerville man married Miss Elvera Von Schoppe daughter of a retired Roxbury businessman.
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Church of the Ascension
Roxbury
William T. Henderson
West Somperville
Elvera von Schoppe
Foresters' Reunion at Neponset Draws Large Gathering
St. Louise Court 181 M C O F held a reunion and whist party in A O H Hall Neponset last evening bringing together more than 300 members and friends. Reception committee kept busy entertaining guests including Mrs M M Donovan district high chief ranger Miss Marie Lannin Joan of Arc Court Rockland and Mrs Mary Carney of Brockton now deputy of St Loretta Court Worcester.
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St. Louise Court
A. O. H. Hall
Neponset
M. M. Donovan
Marie Lannin
Joan of Arc Court
Rockland
Mary Carney
Brockton
St Loretta Court of
Worcester
Bessie near port with cargo of Rosario wool and hides
The four masted British barkentine Bessie nears this port carrying valued Rosario wool and hides. The City of Jacksonville faced delays, stormbound four days at Ocracoke Inlet after leaving Norfolk. Reports note a Cunard order for a large intermediate screw steamer and expansion of the local fleet with the Stranger.
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Rosario
City of Jacksonville
Lincoln Wharf
Nahant
Norfolk
Ocracoke Inlet
North Carolina
Lund
Jacksonville
Cunard Steamship Company, Limited
Messrs. John Brown & Co
Clydebank
Saxonia
Dominion
Leylander Hanoverian
T Wharf
Oxner & Story
Essex
Johnson
Philp B. Conway
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Shawanese
Fall River
Atlantic Seaboard
Mate Conway
Nathaniel P. Doane
Lewis
Philadelphia
Corsair
Cape Shore
Governor Russell
Western Bank
Emiljia Enos
Ellen C. Burke
Haddock
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
Wilmington
Del
Shipping News Mini Almanac for June 11
Daily maritime notices list arrivals and clearances. Vessels Ivernia and Brookline arrived with merchandise and passengers. steamers New England and Cape Saintas cleared for Jamaica and Santiago. several ships sailed toward New York Charleston and Philadelphia with cargoes and tugs in convoy.
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Ivernia
Stephens
Liverpool
Eng
Queenstown
Alex
Martin
Daltonhall Aga
Gordon
Rotterdam
Newcastle
Brookline
Francis
Kingston
Port Morant
Jam
Spartan
Smith
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
City of
H. M. Whitney
Cto
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Portland
Eastport
Admiral Schley
Port Antonio
Pottsville
Kimberton
Boxer
Hercules
Newburyport
Monitor
A. W. Chesterton
Stephen G. Hart
Waldoboro
Nottingham
N. J
Portsmouth
N. H
Port Johnson
Knickerbocker
Salem
Draper
Indian Ridge
Richmond
Beverly
Ohio
Newport News
Pallas
Kentucky
East Boston Man Killed By Falling Iron Bar
Joseph Millen aged 23 of 185 Chelsea Street East Boston died after a heavy iron bar fell from a team at Fenno's mills Sherwood Street Roxbury striking him on the head and fatally injuring him before he could reach a hospital. He was under the team when the horse bolted.
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Joseph Millen
Chelsea Street
Boston
Fenno’s Mills
Sherwood Street
Roxbury
Young Millen
Foggy Manchester Yacht Race Ends Early With Resail Planned
Five challengers from Manchester Yacht Club faced a thick fog as they started the Senwanhaka cup trial. The Vampire led Kolutoo early, but the course was abandoned after misnavigation and unfamiliar crews, with Frontenac and Atalanta behind and Duke lost in the fog. Resail planned for 2 pm today.
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Manchester
Manchester Yacht Club
Duke
Vampire
Manchester V
Tudor Syndicate
Kolutoo
Frontenac
Atalanta
Misery Island
Kolotov
Bowditch
Kolutov
Higginson
Manchester Bay
Seventh sociable and lawn party at Cullis Home
The Cullis Home Auxiliary held its seventh sociable and annual lawn party at the Cullis Consumptives Home grounds in Roxbury. The afternoon featured a rose-pole dance by 20 girls and a musical program, while the Dudley Street Baptist Church Orchestra provided evening tunes. Contributions came from Mrs. David Cole and numerous named members led by Mrs. F H Eaves.
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Cullis Home
Cullis Consumptives
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Marquette Shirtwaist Hop Set By Pere Marquette Council
Pere Marquette Council of R C of South Boston plans a shirtwaist hop tomorrow evening at New Dahlgren Hall on E Street. Daniel J. Driscoll chairs the event with John T. Colton as secretary of the committee.
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Pere Marquette Council, R. of C
South Boston
New Dahlgren Hall
E Street
Daniel J. Driscoll
John T. Colton
Dore Elected President of Boston College Catholic Group
John B. Dore, vice-president of the College Alumni Sodality, was elected president of the Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston College Monday evening.
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John B. Dore
College Alumni Sodality
Young Men’s Catholic Association of
Boston College
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Hamilton
Duffy’s Pure
Lasell Seminary
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
J. H. Wales
Graves—Leahy
Taylor—Jones
Hatch
M’dowell
Nolan—Whelan
TUFTS
Kennett
Mechaber—Goldberg
Henderson—Von Schoppe
Foresters’ Reunion
Orangeine, Chicago
Solomon
Jim
Sunny Jim
Shipping News
Higginson Syndicate
Manchester Y. C
Marquette “Shirtwaist
Nationa
Charles E. Hires
Malvern, Pa
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