Boston Women Denounce Suffragists In Public Meeting
Two hundred business women and school teachers in Boston condemned suffragists at a monthly business women’s supper. A resolution urged anti-suffrage activists to unite and push removal of the so called Women’s Party from national capital amid militant demonstrations. Speakers included Mrs. Stephen S. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Ed win Ford presiding.
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Boston
Washington
Mary Elizabeth's
Park Street
Women's Party
Stephen S. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association
Matthew Sullivan
Milton
F. G. Smith
Somerville
B. L. Robinson
Public Interests League
Edwin Ford
Brookline
Woman 78 Injured Alighting From Car on Huntington Ave
Harriet Haynes 78 of Winchester Home for Aged Women 10 Eden Street Charlestown fell while alighting from a street car on Huntington avenue. She sustained a broken hip and is in serious condition at City Hospital.
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Huntington Avenue
Harriet Haynes
Winchester Home For Aged Women
Eden Street
Charlestown
City Hospital
Caribou Man Killed In Auto Crash Near Bridge
Peter Powers aged 60 of Caribou was killed when his automobile left the road and rolled off an embankment near a covered bridge over the Aroostook River at Presque Isle Maine. He narrowly avoided a car carrying three women as the crash occurred.
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Presque Island
Peter Powers
Caribou
Aroostook River
Powers
Glacier National Park Vacation Ad Sparks Wanderlust
An advertisement touts Glacier National Park as an unmatched American destination with mountain scenery and comfortable lodging. It mentions inns, Swiss chalets, tepee camps, and daily rates from one to five dollars, urging readers to request an illustrated folder from Alex Stocks of the Boston line.
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America
Glacier National Park
Glacier
Mammoth Mountain
Glacier Park
Alex. Stocks
New England Pass
C. B
Washington St
Boston
John P Lally Weds Teacher at Dedham Church
John P Lally of the Boston Post advertising staff married Miss Sarah Gallagher a former Dedham school teacher at St Marys Church Dedham in a nuptial high mass. The reception followed at the bride’s mother Mrs Margaret Gallagher 26 Worthington Street Dedham with bridal party including maid of honor Miss Margaret Gallagher and bridesmaids Misses Mary Mulkern Lettia Burns. Best man was Joseph M Lally with ushers John F Riley William P Brennan and John J Kelley.
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John P. Lally
The
Boston Post
Sarah Gallagher
Boston
St. Mary's Church
Dedham
James R. Nulty
Margaret Gallagher
Worthington Street
Lally
Della Lally
Galagher
Mary Mulkern
Lettia Burns
Joseph M. Lally
Roxbury
John F. Riley
William P. Brennan
John J. Kelley
Naval Reserve to Parade to Copley Theatre Event
Nearly 1000 Naval Reserve boys march through downtown and Back Bay to a special performance of The Man Who Stayed at Home at the Copley Theatre. The event is arranged by Thomas L. Cotton of the War Work Council Y M C A and Arthur C. Sullivan of Commonwealth Pier.
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Naval Reserve
Back Bay
Copley Theatre
Thomas L. Cotton
War Work Council
Arthur C. Sullivan
Commonwealth Pier
Phone Girls Dance Tonight For Ninth Regiment Fund
Haymarket telephone exchange operators host a concert and dance in the Municipal Building South Boston to raise funds for the Ninth Regiment. Singers Miss Dolly McCue Miss Marguerite McAuliffe and Madeline Roebuck perform solos. Mayor Curley and former Governor Walsh expected to attend.
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Haymarket
Man seeks divorce nullification after two wives found
Elijah J. Pitt of 1059 Tremont street, a real estate dealer, appeared before Judge Jenney in the Divorce Court and asked that his 1912 marriage to Anna B. McGill be declared void after learning his first wife, believed dead in the South, was still living.
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Elijah J. Pitt
Tremont Street
Jenney
Anna B. McGill
Miss McGill
Pitt
Man Claims Bigamy as Wives Were Alive in North Carolina
Mr. Pitt testified that he married Mary B Parker in 1908 at Elizabeth City North Carolina and lived with her until 1905 when he moved North seeking money. He later learned his first wife was alive years after declaring her dead and faced a police case after a 1916 incident over furniture and mirrors.
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Pitt
Mary B. Parker
Elizabeth City
North Carolina
New York City
Christian Mayer
New York
Washington
Boston
William P. Dyer
Newbern
N. C
Arbolone Tablets Marketed as Safe Obesity Remedy
A historic notice touts Arbolone or Arbolene Tablets as safe and effective for weight loss. Customer letter from Mrs. Lilla Richards of Pittsfield Maine claims improved health and weight reduction after using the product for two years. The ad invites readers to buy in sealed tubes with directions and a satisfaction guarantee.
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Lilla Richards
Pittsfield
Maine
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Sanford
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Brussels
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LETIC
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Ewer
Dresden
Furnitur Brass
Ae Square
Boc
Palm Beach
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Hamburg
Lockwood
RED Cross Today
Miss Gallagher
Bride of Post Advertising Man
John Pj Lally
Columbia
Pola
Ferdinand King
Iran
F. King, MD
Ballard’s
Ballard
Ballard & Ballard Co., Inc
Louisville, Ky
Connor
Money Savers
New Texas
Armour's
New Post
John T. Connorco
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