Elopement Sparks Neighbor’s Shock in Boston Area
Julia N Mank 18 and D Leslie Logan 21 secretly wed in Portsmouth New Hampshire after leaving Malden. They served as bridesmaid and best man at a double ceremony and feasted at Rockingham Hotel. They returned to Boston the same night and plan to start housekeeping after gaining parental forgiveness.
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Julia N. Mank
D. Leslie Logan
Portsmouth
N. H
Mrs. Mank
Julia
Mank
Harry D. Mank
Meridian Street
East Boston
John S. Logan
O West Eagle Street
Malden
Logan
Miss Mank
Rockingham
Boston
Powell's Recital by Olin Downes at Steinert Hall
John Powell gave his third recital of the season in Steinert Hall yesterday afternoon. He performed Beethoven in A major, Schumann Forest Scenes, a Chopin group, and pieces by Mendelssohn Schubert and Liszt. The Beethoven sonata was played in an uninteresting and pe
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John Powell
Steinert Hall
Beethoven
Schumann
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Schubert
Liszt
Miss Julian Elopes Marries D Leslie Logan in Portsmouth
East Boston eighteen year old Miss Julian eloped to Portsmouth on Sunday and wed D Leslie Logan in a dantic manner. The performance review notes Forest Scenes by Schumann interpreted poetically, Mendelssohn E minor scherzo gave imaginative emphasis, Chopin A flat Polonaise lacked genuine fantasy, played with weight. Powell faced mixed approval from a fair size audience.
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Schumann
Mendelssohn
Powell
Hill Surrenders in Razor Wielding Case
William Till Hill of 13 Dodge Street Cambridge surrendered to Cambridge police yesterday as the man who slashed Arthur Rodriguez a Harvard Union waiter with a razor near Ware Hall on Harvard Street Monday evening. Hill a waiter at Memorial Hall Harvard is held on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. Both men are colored and police cite jealousy as the motive.
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William 8. Till
Dodge Street
Cambridge
Arthur Rodriguez
Harvard Union
Ware Hall
Harvard Street
Hill
Memorial Hall
Harvard
Germany gives up America
Roy S. Macklwee, secretary to the American consul-general in Berlin, says Germans feel the government has exhausted efforts to win U S friendship. He notes a moral sympathy for the Entente in the United States and reports no bread riots in Berlin despite shortages. He will visit Washington on official business before returning to relatives.
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New York
Germany
America
Roy S. Mack Lwee
Berlin
Kristianiafjord
Macklwee
Washington
Mr. MacElwee
United States
Perlin
Mind Gone Stage Star Nellie Taylor Near Death in Cottage
North Scituate Beach March 7 Nellie Taylor one of the Newton sisters famed on the American stage forty years ago lies demented and dying in a cottage. Her sister Mrs Nat Jones a comedian’s wife is dead in another room. A milkman found the house silent and Mrs Taylor faint from hunger. Dr Groverstein and two nurses attend them as funeral plans unfold for both sisters.
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North Scituate Beach
Nellie Taylor
Newton Sisters
Nat Jones
Jones
15. Titchfield & Co
A. F. Day
New York
Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. Jones
Scituate
George Boniface
Bradshaw
Palmer
Taylor
Barrett
Booth and McCullough
Jordan Promoted To District Fire Chief
Mayor Curley approved Captain Francis J. Jordan of Engine 18 as district chief succeeding the retired J. K. Madison. The promotion increases Jordan’s yearly salary by 1000 to 2000 dollars. Lieutenant F E Doody takes Jordan’s place as captain. Doody joined as call man in 1886 and became permanent in 1896.
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Curley
Francis J. Jordan
Engine 18
J. KF. Madison
Jordan
F E. F. Doody
Doody
Public Recreation Advantages of Boston
Captain John H. Dillon, head of the Boston Park and Recreation Department, spoke at the Young Men's Catholic Association night school course at Boston College. He highlighted free city recreation opportunities versus conditions in less fortunate cities, detailing avenues for resident participation.
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Boston
Young Men's Catholic Association
Boston College
John HH. Dillon
Boston Park and Recreation Department
South Boston Woman Found Dead in Basement
Miss Katherine Cady, 55, was found dead in the basement at 21 Oneida Street, South Boston, yesterday afternoon after police forced entry when she had not been seen for several days. Police believe death resulted from natural causes and neglect during illness.
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Katherine Cady
Oneida Street
Boston
Miss Cady
Nelson jokes on remarriage and a free for all romance
In Chicago on March 7 Battling Nelson, once Hegewisch’s lightweight champion, says he awaits the right girl and jokes that a kiss in time saves something. He notes Illinois law requires a one year wait before remarrying and predicts a carefree courtship where he acts as referee and umpire.
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Chicago
Battling Nelson
Hegewisch
Bat
Illinois
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