Elegant Fashions At A Northeastern Society Event
A lineup of ladies displays wedding and debutant gowns featuring white silk and satin fabrics. Garments include lace slips, spangled nets, duchess lace, and pearl ornaments with vivid color accents like amethyst and pink. Names appear with details of gowns, lace, and train styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Mahoney
Emily Mahonkey
Edward Steptor
Lulu Crowley
Frederick W. Mahonkey
Mar. J
Catherine Donnell
Edward J. Leary
Margaret A. Leary
Jennie Morton
Mollie Sullivan
May E. Murray
Joan W. O'Mealey
Milly Donovan
Roxbury
Mildred Carrier
Alice D. Strong
Beatrice E. Strong
Catharine Murphy
W. M. Murphy
Mary F. Hanglin
Minnie O’brien
Donovan
Helen A. Paddock
Edward Sheehan
A. C. Roberts
Worcester
Helen Claxton
Jennie D. McEdad
Anna O’sullivan
Anna McDad
Fannie O’shaughnessy
Florence Taylor
J. J. McNary
Lilla McCcarthy
T. A. Dewire
Morris Duffy
Mary Morrisy
Anna Morrisy
Alice A. King
Agnes Kilduff
Anna T
May
M. A. Slavin
Anna Manning
Mary O'Donnel
A. M. Stoddard
Eugene BD. Sullivan
William Taylor
George W. Evans
Henry FE. Hagan
Grace Sullivan
Holyoke
Rose Point
Catherine Sullivan
Grace Flynn
M. J. Carroll
E. H. Ferguson
Mary Maynes
Rosh Maynes
Jane Maynes
Dresden
Mode
W. J. Doreslay
Daniel P. Toomey
Emily M. Dore
Bessie M. O'Connell
Pompadour
William J. O’brien
J. J. Boyle
Helena M'Ginn
Liverett
DR. O'Reilel
Rich G. Gralin
Julia H H. M’carthy
J. Mitchell Galvin
Giamonds
James A. Campbell
Mary Foster Maham
T. B. Reardon
Julia J. Leonard
E. H W. Ferguson
Mary Duffy
T. Edward Sheehan
Agnus Killdufi
William P. Nolan
Kathryn Kickey
J. J. Denning
Annie Heaney
Kathryn D. McGlynn
E. J. Leary
Messaline
Thomas F. Teevens
Edward Moore
T. J. Gibblin
Boston
Point de Venice
Martha Keough
Kathryn Dunn
Alice Fitzgerald
Cambridge
Mamie Doherty
Earls
Kathryn T. O'Brien
Lillian Hunter
Edith M. D'Orville
J. J. O'Callaghan
E. B. Murphy
Mae Wallace
P.O. O'Loughlin
Mabel FF. Hughes
James A. Brennan
Randolph
Thomas F. Dufify
Charles J. Murphy
Helen S. Murphy
J.B. Whitton
P. M. Phelan
Gertrude Corbett
J. A. Fitzgerald
Catharine Fitzgerald
Carrie PF. Sheehan
Esther May Sheehan
Flora Walsh
R. Walsh
Joseph P. Manning
Elinor O’brien
Helen Casey
M. F. Carney
Edward J. Gilmore
Rosbury
Thomas Sproules
Duchess
Teresa Sproules
James F. Cavanaugh
I. M. McCann
M. R. Mansfield
Grace
Mansfield
F. W. Mansfield
Mabel Mansfield
Maya
Horneman
Winifred Cahalan
Nellie Sullivan
Rose Sullivan
Mary Miller
Anna Mullins
Katherine Mullins
Edward F. O’dowd
Genevieve Foley
Eugene Buckley
Agnes Aberdee
John T. Cahill
Anna Foley
F. H. Rice
Clergyman Denies Silence Purchase Over License Fight
Reverend James Lee of the Church of the Immaculate Conception says he was offered seven thousand dollars to stay silent on the license question. He declined to discuss specifics beyond denying any special sum and stated no amount could buy his silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
James Lee
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Massachusetts Town Meetings Continue Roster of Officials
The report lists town officers elected in a Massachusetts meeting including Hill and Dr. D J Hurley for re election as treasurer Edwin A Brooks as collector and Frederic C Cobb as health member. Voters approved licenses Yes 311 No 849 with last year 189 so on. The article notes committee action and an April meeting. A special session approved $1000 for snow removal and $2500 for fire department use.
Hull Faces Turbulent Town Meeting Over Accounts
At Hull March 6 a heated town meeting questioned former Assessor William E Sheriffs over a 1200 dollar accounting issue and interest on town funds. Sheriffs defended his actions and promised clarity after final accounts. Election results followed with John Smith re elected chair and multiple town officials named.
Farrells Defeat Feature In Watertown
In Watertown and March 6 election results show W E Farrell losing the long held tax collector post by one vote to C A Raymond. Gavin Shaw Whitney win Selectmen seats. Rollins defeats Tarleton for water commissioner. Bustard Goodspeed and Barnes White win Library Trustees and Board of Health respectively. No license wins by 211 with 658 yes 869 no.
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Watertown
Board of Assessors
W. E E. Farrell
C. A. Raymond
T. H. Gavin
B. M. Shaw
A. H. Whitney
C. H. Rollins
G. H. Tarleton
W. H. Bustard
G. E. Goodspeed
B. Skinner
F. H. Barnes
J. B. White
Board of Health
Wakefield Selectman Meloney Defeated in Town Election
In Wakefield on March 6 a field of nine candidates for Selectmen produced a tight race. Four incumbents won re election while John A Meloney lost by 11 votes. Five winners included Thomas G O Connell Frank T Woodbury Levi Flanders George W Abbott and Nathaniel E Cutter. Other elected officials and votes for license show a no license majority of 249.
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Wakefield
Board of Selectmen
John A. Meloney
Thomas G. O'Connell
Frank T. Woodbury
Levi Flanders
George W. Abbott
Nathaniel E. Cutter
A. W. Brownell
C. A. Dean
F. S. Hartshorne
E. E. Emerson
W. H. Butler
W. F. Bowman
W. A. Cutter
W. S. Mason
Sweetser Defeated by Five in Stoneham
Stoneham voters faced a village effort to curb liquor by a W. C. T. U. booth at the armory offering hot coffee and doughnuts. The plan produced no arrests and did not prevent the outcome of the election.
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Stoneham
Town selects officials as votes rise to 1300 ballots
In a high turnout for selectmen and public works contests 1300 ballots were cast up from prior years. Incumbent Harry E. Hersam won re election to the board, Stanwood G. Sweetser lost by five votes to Arthur N. Newhall, and Joseph W. Holden joined the board. Walter S. Keene lost the public works post to Henry A. Smith by 65 votes. No license carried 701 to 355, down from last year. A recount may be sought by Sweetser supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetser
Newell Wins Winchester Town Auditor Contest
Winchester March 6 One race featured W C Newell against Henry F Johnson for town auditor Newell won by over 50 votes Board of Selectmen seats went to G W Coit F K Rowe G A Woods S F Symmes and W E Bates without contest License vote 110 for but 511 against no license by 401 majority
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Winchester
W. C. Newell
Henry F. Johnson
Newell
G. W. Coit
F. EK. Rowe
G. A. Woods
S. F. Symmes
W. E. Bates
Board of Selectmen
Result of Westwood’s annual meeting
Westwood, March 6. The annual election elected Henry E F Weatherbee, John L Fisher and Joseph L Fisher as selectmen. David A Hodgdon, William Schlusemeyer and Henry F Mylod as assessors. W W Baker town clerk and school committee. Fred A Macklroy tree warden. Charles H Ellis collector of taxes. George A French town treasurer. Rev C S Locke trustee public library. Moderator Howard Colburn. License Yes 25 No 79. Appropriations: Schools 6700 highways 4000 fire dept 1200 salaries town officers 875 other expenses 7283.37.
Surprise as Hyde Park selects new town leaders
Hyde Park voters elected five selectmen at the March 6 town meeting 2022. Two members of the old board were defeated, altering the balance of the governing body. The list shows Frank B. Rich Howard H. Thompson Edwin C. Jenney James D. Grant and Charles E. Palmer as selectmen with Henry B. Perry town clerk Gideon H. Haskell treasurer Randall P. Moseley collector Gilbert Balkam Edward H. Fellows and Herbert T. Rich on the school committee. Majority for noncense 525.
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Hyde Park
Frank B. Rich
Howard H. Thompson
Edwin C. Jenney
James D. Grant
Charles E. Palmer
Henry B. Perry
Gideon H. Haskell
Randall P. Moseley
Gilbert Balkam
Edward H. Fellows
Herbert T. Rich
Needham Fire Dept Strike Not Acted On
Needham Massachusetts March 6 No action on the strike that halted the fire department was taken at the town meeting. The session adjourned with plans to discuss the issue in two weeks. Daniel W. Richards Joseph B. Thorpe Edgar H. Bowers re elected to the Board of Selectmen. Alfred Parker chosen town treasurer. Moseley defeats Grover and Wye in moderator and school committee races.
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Needham
Daniel W. Richards
Joseph B. Thorpe
Edgar H. Bowers
Board of Selectmen
Emery Grover
William S. Wye
William G. Moseley
Alfred Parker
Columbia Receives 100000 Gift for Social Work Chair
Trustees of Columbia University announce a $100,000 endowment gift from Jacob H. Schiff for a chair in social work. Dr. Edward T. Devine, head of the Charity Organization Society, is named the first incumbent.
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New York
Columbia University
Jacob H. Schiff
Edward T. Devine
Charity Organization Society
Maine Cities Go Republican in Municipal Elections
Republicans won mayoralties in 11 of 20 Maine cities and gained control of most city governments. Mayors elected include Auburn Alonzo Q. Miller Bath Ellwell S. Crosby Eastport Albert Greenlaw Fallsworth Alexander C. Hagerty Gardiner Charles Knight Hallowell Clement S. Goodwin Rockland James E. Rhodes Waterville Horace Purinton. Lewiston and South Portland re-elected Democrats. Weather aided turnout. Recount requested in Saco.
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Portland
Lewiston
South Portland
Maine
Saco
Waterville
Auburn
Alonzo Q. Miller
Bath
Ellwell S. Crosby
Eastport
Albert Greenlaw
Fallsworth
Alexander C. Hagerty
Gardiner
Charles Knight
Hallowell
Joseph H. Shaw
Horace Purinton
Emmet's Love for Ireland Leads Irish League Meeting
The United Irish League held a public gathering at the American House honoring Robert Emmet. M. J. Jordan traced Emmet's life from Trinity College to his role as a leader and martyr, emphasizing his devotion to Ireland and eloquence. Over 100 Irish supporters attended as songs and performances followed the talk.
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Robert Emmet
United Irish League
M. J. Jordan
Emmet
Trinity College
England
Marstyr
Joseph Judge
James J. Flynn
P. J. Timmins
Mary E. Owen
Sarah Smith
East Boston Hospital Bill Faces Senate Panel
Senator Taylor of East Boston pushes a 160000 loan to build a City Hospital relief station in East Boston to serve docks rail yards and the harbor area. Supporters cite rapid ferries fog delays and need for quick life saving care while opponents warn of debt and control.
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Senate
Taylor
East Boston
City Hospital
Joint Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Boston
New York Central
G. H. M. Rowe
Our City Hospital
East
Haymarket Square
Nolan
Donovan
Ferry Department
James Young
P. W. Collins
M. W. Gifford
East Boston Gas Company
William H. Grainger
Cove Anda Battis
Dominican Question Rises in Senate Over Santo Domingo Pact
Washington March 6 The Dominican question dominated executive session as the Senate opened talks on a protocol with Santo Domingo to have the United States manage the republics customs to settle debts. Supporters cite protection of creditors and avoidance of Monroe doctrine entanglements while critics urge nonpartisan scrutiny. The treaty awaits further committee action with daily sessions planned.
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Washington
Senate
Santo Domingo
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Morgan
Bacon
San Domingo Improvement Company
Cooks' Union Plans Protest Over Employment Agency Bill
Boston Cooks Union 328 will today send a protest to the Legislature via Representative Conway regarding the legislative committee's action on House Bill 595. The bill sought to curb agency fees to one-fourth of the first week’s wages. Cooks denounced the 10:30 a.m. hearing as ill timed since workers are busiest.
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Boston
Conway
Legislative Committee
Man Kills Wife and Mother in Chester Home
In Chester Pennsylvania on March 6 Mrs Isaac Abrams was found dead on the floor at the home of her son in law John E Chatham a druggist and his wife lay dying at her mother s feet Both skulls were crushed with a hammer An infant child of the Chathams was struck with a hammer but not seriously injured Chatham was found in an adjacent room with a revolver in his hand.
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Chester
Penn
Isaac Abrams
John E. Chatham
Chatham
Chathams
Mrs. Stanford Poisoning Inquest Hears Testimony
Honolulu March 6 Coroner's inquest into the death of Mrs Jane Ll Stanford heard autopsy physician Dr C B Wood testify that symptoms indicated strychnine poisoning as the cause. He said organs showed no sufficient disease to account for death.
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Honolulu
Jane Ll. Stanford
C. B. Wood
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