Mens Fine Suits by Strouse and Bros
A bold promotion for Strouse and Bros offers men’s fine suits with top quality handwork. Shirts boast perfect button holes colla shoulder padding and silk sewn seams. Garments, made in a custom style, would retail at 20 22 or 25 dollars, now priced competitively.
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Messrs. Strouse and Bros
En’s
Mrs Jackson Sues Burns for 25000 in Aconite Fatality
In Rockland Maine on June 14 James L Burns of Washington is sued for 25000 by Mrs Addie Jackson widow of Warren J Jackson of Cambridge Mass who died after drinking aconite at Burns store on Sept 16 1902 Jackson a former County Jail receiver from Cambridge had visited Rockland for a family reunion and fell ill after taking aconite alleged to have been dispensed by Burns Burns acknowledges some responsibility but contends Jackson chose the bottle and the suit proceeds to seek damages while the bottle was marked poison and Burns mixed the liquid with water without reading the label
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Rockland
James L. Burns
Washington
Addie Jackson
Warren J. Jackson
Cambridge
Mass
Burns
Jackson
Montville
Axel Jackson
Jefferson
Warren Jackson
Dr Spiegel Disappearance Sparks River Drag Investigation
Police search for August Spiegel a wealthy sausage maker who vanished Friday morning from 141 Eliot Street. Two witnesses saw him leave at 6 30 am toward Park Square. Authorities suspect he wandered toward the Charles River and may have fallen in. River drag operations planned along River Street walls to locate him.
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Division 4
Spiegel
Eliot Street
Mr. Spiegel
Davis
Park Square
Charles River
River Street
Sympathy resolution for Sligo Champion editor’s imprisonment
A resolution expressing sympathy with P A McHugh editor of the Sligo Champion over his imprisonment by the British government was passed. The censure of the government followed as Lally O Connell Lavin and Flanagan performed songs and recitations, and toast master P Ek O Lally closed with an invocation in Irish.
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P. A. McHugh
Sligo Champion
Messrs. Lally
O’connell
Lavin
Flanagan
P. Ek. O’lally
Sligo Social Club Holds Monthly Meeting
The Sligo Social and Literary Society met at G A R Hall Washington street last evening with President Cavanagh presiding. The session focused on Irish affairs and the ball committee report was approved. A $50 contribution to the Irish language fund was voted and an annual entertainment for the same purpose was approved.
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Sligo Social and Literary Society
G. A. R. Hall
Washington Street
Cavanagh
Beaten and Robbed by Colored Woman Named Goff
Patrick M cDonough of Cambridgeport reported to Station 3 that he was beaten and robbed at 98 West Cedar Street at 7 o clock by a colored woman. Elizabeth Goff, 25, Hyde Park, was arrested. He says she struck him with a bottle, rendered him unconscious and fled with his money. Dolan arrested Goff. McDonough was held as a witness.
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Patrick M.cDonough
Cambridgeport
West Cedar Street
Elizabeth Goff
Hyde Park
McDonough
Dolan
Baltimore Society Discussing Miss May Engagement to Lord Bagot
Baltimore society centers on the engagement of Miss Lillian May to Lord William Bagot of England. Miss May, of the Esteemed May family, has connections to prominent Baltimore and New York figures and European ancestry. Lord Bagot, a senior English peer and court official, is fourth baron of his line and has held military and royal service roles including aide to the Marquess of Lorne.
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Baltimore Society
Miss May
Lord Bagot of
England
Baltimore
Lillian May
Lord William Bagot
Henry May
Genrietta de Courcy May
John Sterett Gittings
William Babcock
San Rafael
Cal
Julia May
de Courcy May
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
N. J
Washington
George May
Hermann Oelrichs
New York
William Bagot
Queen Alexandra
Lucia Caroline Elizabeth
Viscount Clifden
Great Britain
Staffords
Dukes of
Buckingham
Staffordshire
Lord Bagot
Tie
South Staffordshire Regiment
Staffordshire Yeomanry
Marquis of Lorne
Canada
Queen Victoria
Bach Choral Society Concert Aids Parish Fund
The Bach Choral Society with the St. Alphonsus Orchestra drew a large Brookline audience at Town Hall last evening. Proceeds support the Church of the Assumption parish fund. Grace B. English performed on violin with other artists including Richard J. Brooks Harriet A. Whiting Genevieve Devine and Joseph S. Judge. A quartet featured Drvver Young Judge and Brooks. Gallia by Gounod was well rendered under Joseph A. Ryan’s direction.
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Bach Choral Society
St. Alphonsus Orchestra
Brookline Town Hall
Church of the Assumption
Grace B. English
Richard J. Brooks
Harriet A. Whiting
Genevieve Devine
Joseph S. Judge
Helen C. Drvver
Emma Young
Gounod
Mrs Brown speaks on the Negro Question at Cambridge
Annie E. Brown, noted evangelist, addressed more than eight Cambridge residents at St. Paul’s Church social settlement on the Negro Problem. She urged self-reliance, warned against politics, and urged moral reform while noting shifting work and leadership among races.
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Cambridge
Annie E. Brown
St. Paul’s Church
Portland
Hastings
God
Councilman Grady Weds Miss Annie Dowd in Roxbury
Ward 17 councilman William P. Grady married Annie Dowd at St Patrick's Church parish residence with Father James Regan officiating. The couple received many tributes and left by early train for New York before heading to the Capitol.
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William P. Grady
Ward 17
Annie Dowd
Roxbury
St. Patrick’s Church
James Regan
Grady
New York
Capitol
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