Bride Miss Alice Nadel to Wed Charles Fein Gold
Social circles in Brookline await the Tuesday Boston wedding at Minot Hall of Miss Alice Nadel daughter of Mr and Mrs David Nadel and Charles A Fein Gold of Worcester. The couple met at a Worcester wedding where Miss Nadel was a bridesmaid his cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Alice Nadel
David Nadel
Charles A. Feingold
Worcester
Minot Hall
Boston
Miss Nadel
Conservatory of Music
Louis Nadel
Estella E. Rosenstein
Copley Tea Scene Brightens Boston Amid Snowstorm
Boston social notes describe the Copley Society Thursday teas as a bright break from Lent. Mrs. Guy Lowell and Mrs. Gordon Abbott host in elegant attire while debutantes Miss Thorndike Miss Grey and Miss Winthrop add color amidst stormy weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hall
Boston
Copley Society
Clarendon Street
Trinity Church
Guy Lowell
Gordon Abbott
Alice Thorndike
Grey
Margaret Winthrop
100-Year-Old Waltham Vehicle Sells for 55 Cents
In Waltham on March 15 an antique carriage over a century old, once linked to the Kneelands family at the Notre Dame Convent site, was bought by junk dealer James McAul for 55 cents at the sale of ex Alderman M F Shields goods. Shields held the artifact for more than 20 years and locals expect a potential windfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
M. F. Shields
James Mc
Kneelands
Notre Dame Convent
Shields
New Hampshire Lumbermen elect officers at Manchester session
At the afternoon session of the New Hampshire Lumbermen's Association in Manchester New Hampshire the officers were elected President Warren Tripp Vice President John Walker Secretary I J E Parker Treasurer A A Roby Directors J B Tennant Milton Reid T S Clark Samuel Felker and Charles Hayes were chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. AL
New Hampshire Lumbermen’s Association
Warren Tripp
John Walker
I. J E. Parker
Didn't Plot to Kill Parkhurst Hoax Unmasked in Court
Lawrence Rogers confessed in New York that his told plot against Rev. Dr. Charles Parkhurst was a joke. He was arrested for perjury after confessing before Magistrate Wahle and held for the grand jury, saying he fabricated the affidavit to keep his job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Parkhurst
Lawrence Rogers
Rogers
Wahle
Jerome
Fire destroys six buildings in Bridgton center
In Bridgton Maine on March 15 a major blaze destroyed six central buildings including Crosby Bros store the Knights of Pythias block Chaplin building Crosby Gibbs building Burnham building and Burnham laundry. Nearby structures suffered minor damage with losses exceeding 40000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgton
Crosby Bros
Knights of Pythias
Chaplin
Crosby & Gibbs
Burnham
Burnham Laundry
Kitten Rescued From Treetop by Brave Walker
Lynn reports Frank L. Dodge earned praise from nervous women after climbing a tree at Beard and Estes streets to rescue a frightened kitten. The feline had fled a dog and faced exposure as it clung high above ground, crying out and risking death from cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Frank L. Dodge
Beard and
Estes Streets
British ship Drunetir arrives in San Francisco after gales
The Drunetir, 99 days from Newcastle, reaches San Francisco after enduring several severe gales. She is a sister ship of the Drumcraig, which has been reported lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Drunetir
Newcastle
Drumcraig
Cunard Liner Ivernia Delayed by Snow Off Boston
The Cunard liner Ivernia under Captain Turner was reported 85 miles off Boston Light at 9 30 yesterday morning. She is en route from Liverpool via Queenstown with 36 first cabin 123 second cabin and 1513 steerage passengers and had not entered port by last evening due to a heavy snow storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Ivernia
Turner
Boston Light
Liverpool
Queenstown
President Roosevelt At Longworth Dinner Guests
President Roosevelt attended a dinner at Representative Nicholas Longworth's home in Washington. Also present were Speaker and Mrs Cannon and Miss Marjorie Mott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
President Roosevelt
Representative
Nicholas Longworth
Miss Cannon
Mare jJorie Mott
Wreckage Reported in Gulf Stream By Bucknall Steamer
Captain Jones of the Bucknall line Beira reports from latitude 40 N longitude 65 W near the gulf stream last Saturday seeing wreckage. Three teakwood doors and white-painted boards littered the water, suggesting a recent maritime disaster from a steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Bucknall Line
Beira
Calcutta
Colombo
Gulf Stream
Vessels Bring Large Fresh Fish and Ocean Freight
Torty vessels arrived at T wharf from shore fisheries with 430 600 pounds of fresh fish including 287 000 pounds dock 103 900 pounds cod 34 400 pounds hake 3800 pounds pollock and 1500 pounds cusk Prices for haddock large cod market cod hake pollock and cask are noted as fair The Mary A Whalen and Alice M Guthrie brought large fares as crews shared good money Also ships Werra Spray Lebanon Kernwood Robert Graham Dunn William L Walker Charles A Campbell Toronto and Cestrian are mentioned with cargoes and routes Ednyfed sails for Buenos Ayres with pine lumber for 911 005 feet.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Genesta
Shepherd Wing
John M. Keen
Flavilla
Maud Silva
Mary E. Cooney
Mary A. Whalen
Alice M. Guthrie
Lj Leyland
Cestrian
Liverpool
Charles Thomas
Anna Parker
Isabella Parker
F. J. Kenny
M. E. Brow
E. L. Rosenbaum
R. Evans
Custom House
Ednyfed
Buenos Ayres
Shipping News March 16 Arrivals and Cleared Vessels
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances including steamers Ivernia Queenstown and Charles II Sumner with passengers and cargo. Multiple British and U S ships carry merchandise and passengers between Liverpool Halifax Boston New York and other ports. Tugs tow barges and vessels depart for Boston Newport News and Norfolk with various towed units.
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Ivernia
Turner
Liverpool
Queenstown
Charles II
Sumner
Cestrian
Thomas
Frederick Leyland & Co
Toronto
Young
Hull
Eng
Aranmore
Rfr
Couillard
Halifax
N. S
Boston
Mackenzie
Yarmouth
Mystic
Abbott
Louisburg
Co. BR
Onondaga
Bunnell
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
Kershaw
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Seaboard
Holmes
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
City of
Lenape
Brookside
Lincoln
Pocopson
Philadelphia
Dudley Pray
Grace
Troy
Tacony
Sonuth Amboy
Ardmore
Oxford
Imberton
Wayne
Mercury
Vineyard
Kennebec
Newport News
Neponset
Salem
Saxonia
Sylvania
Lucania
Campania
Umbria
Etruria
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Slavonia
Pannonia
Carpathia
the Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas, P. Sumner, Agt
State St
William F. Kimball Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Newton
William F. Kimball of 16 Harvard Street Newton files a voluntary Chapter bankruptcy with liabilities listed at 214 679 assts 6 525. Unsecured claims total 30 118 03 while secured claims total 147 785 76 backed by stock in various firms. Principal secured creditors include D F Lynch East Boston 59 200 Brackley Shaw Brighton 26 340 59 First National Bank of Boston 21 250 Freeman's National Bank Boston 10 000 Atlantic National Bank Boston 10 000 J B Moors Co Boston 13 044 Ellen P Kimball Newton 7 500 Newton Savings Bank 4 500 A Wells Chase Highland Park Conn 950. Large unsecured claims include John F Mills Somerville 4 500 Newtonville Trust Co 2 700 Hampden Emery & Corundum Co Chester 9 097 T F Brooks Boston 5 000 Demosthenes T Timagenis Brookline 4 000 Brackley Shaw and Selinda M Kimball 2 500 Kate Ellis Framingham note 9 000 Eleanor G Andrews East Boston 1 500. On accommodation paper petitioner liable to Albert C Ellis Pittsburg 7 000 Atlantic National Bank 11 402 Lucy S McKeener Pittsburg 4 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Kimball
Harvard Street
Newton
D. F. Lynch
East Boston
Brackley Shaw
Brighton
First National Bank of Boston
Freeman’s National Bank
Boston
Atlantic National Bank
J. B. Moors & Co
Ellen P. Kimball
Newton Savings Bank
A. Wells Chase
Highland Park
Conn
John F. Mills
Somerville
Newtonville Trust Company
Hampden Emery & Corundum Company
Chester
T. F. Brooks
Demosthenes T. Timagenis
Brookline
Selinda M. Kimball
Kate Ellis
Framingham
Eleanor G. Andrews
Albert C. Ellis
Pittsburg
Lucy S. McKeener
Dorchester Heights Monument Opening Delayed
Councilman Patrick H. O Connor of Ward 15 urges opening of the Washington monument on Dorchester Heights to mark Evacuation Day Anniversary. He seeks permission from Mayor Fitzgerald for tomorrow but his request remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick H. O'Connor
Ward 15
Washington Monument
Dorchester Heights
Boston
Fitzgerald
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Brookline Society
Fred Green
Estella Ie. Rosenstein
Society AT
Copley Sea
Nettie Richer
Poland Springs
M. W. Longfellow
Holker Abbott
Frothingham
N.om. Lumbermen
Parkhurst
Kitten
Roosevelt
Werra
Congdon
Lunenburg
Bay of Islands
Quincy
United States
Lebanon
Hampton Roads
North Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Delaware
Kernwood
Canary Islands
Robert Graham Dunn
Porto Rico
Hatteras
W. L. Walker
William Ll. Walker
Hast Boston
Davis Coal & Coke Company
Gilbert Transportation Company
Charles A. Campbell
Pierce
Boothbay Harbor
Coo Hake
Pollock Nokomis
Eae Estelle
Nunan
Mary Eli Silveira
Mary Santos
Julia Costa
Louise Silva
Margaret Dillon
Oliver Hutchins
Frenesta Janes
Etta Mildred
Gracie
Sylvester
Marian
Ignatius Enos
Shepherd King
Julietta See Wee
John M Keen
Esther FE Gray
Ida S. Brooks
Mary I Cooney
H Young Se
Annie and
Jennie
Viola
Mortis H Perry
Elsie I Rowe
Shipping News
Anglian
London
C. B
Philadelpha
James S. Whitney
Tifton
Savannah
Buenos
Ayivee
Lecal Loan CO
Erest
Bankers Loan CO
Court Square
Front St
Worcest
Tawee
Gordon & CO
Water St
Strong & Co
Devonsire St
Wmioney
S. R. Briggs CO
Washington St
Franklin Loan CO
Salary Loan CO
School St
City Loan CO
Spooner & Brigcs
Devonshire ST
d&Surf
Tolman
Bromfield St
P. O
all-d&Su-tf
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
d&Su-t
McNamara
Tremont St
Workincmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Pilgrim Investment CO
d&Su Tf
Martin
Margaret T. English
Suffolk
James F. English
Admr
Pemberton Sq
Cunard Line
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer St
P. Coria
R. 1
White Star Line
Mediterranean
Sat
Canopie
Company
India Building
Ssc Tea Zoo
Formosa
Ceylon
Javah
Martin Mfg. CO
West Newton
Mass
Reliance Mfg. CO
Chauncy St
Thornton St
John A. Dunn Company
Roxbury
Chester Ave
Chelsea
Free
Albee’s
Blackstone
Hanover
J. L. Presc
Meredith
M. H
Boxford
L. G. Esty
Pleasant St
Middleton
Everett
Bath
Dunham
Guy' Ss
Canal St. Ev
N. M. Hatch
Park Sq
Charlestown
Chas. C. Allen
Court St
Atkinson Law Office
Max Kefzer
and & Bow
Cambridge
Harvard
Keezer
Columbus Av
Roxbury Crossing
Western Ave
Everett Ave
Dorchester
Neponset Car
J. Penley
Thos. Snow & Sons
North Market St
the Post
Astrology
A. Zabola
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan Sq
Tel
Typewriter Exchange
West End
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
S&s
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Berens
Boston Law V Syndicate
Reads Legal Agency
Deyvvonshire St
Asespie
Fk. Peral
Michigan
Sagamore
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Sachem
Milk Street
John Ryan
Clinton
Suffolk Supply Co., Inc
d&Su
Tilden
Donahoe’s
Boylston
Continental Clothing
Patrick M. Donahoe & CO
Europe
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S
Long Wharf
Foot State St
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
J. F. Masters
N. FE
Provinces
Commercial Wharf
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Prince Edward Island
A. W. Perry
Gen. Mgr
Peabody Medial Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
Hoston
F.C. Fowler
New London
Haverhill St
North Union Station
James Coyne
M. F
Bacon Manifold CO
E. Bacon
Mer
Sprague Correspondence School OF Law
Majestic Building
Detroit
Michell eon-St
HUB
Treeport St
Werenice
Boston Auto School
Automobile Schools OF America
Pleasant’ St
Abendroth Bros
Port Chester Rie
Binford St
South
Job Pressman
Coyne Bros. CO
Chicago
St. Louis
Cook & M’kennett
Mme
Litchfield
Berkeley St
Albert’s
Tremont St. el
L. O. Hascall
Collins
Cadillac Ear
Rh. WK
Taunton
North Station
Winter Hill
Union Sq
Wendall Green
Fitchburg
J. C. Pushefe Sons
Randolph St
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lacey Amanda Frederick
G. A. R. Hall
Chapman St
Louisburg Sq
Ethel Johnson
Brooks St
Tiffany
Commonwealth Ave
Dartmouth St
Ashburton Pl
Lion’s Head
ANI Animal
Rescue League
Carver St
Heinemann
Eit
The
Wash. St
West Newton St
Prof
Slyf
Tremont
Wise & CO
Broadway Ext
R. Wise
S&b
Leverett St
S. Liner
Green St
E “He
Stane Bros
Eeems
Lipson
Causeway St
Henry F. Miller
Boylston ST
Chickering
Decker Bros
Brambach Everett
Wm. Bour
Steinway Schumann
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano Co
J. B. Cook
C. W. Cross
Victor
Edison
Columbia
Pike's Talking Machine CO
Cor
Weinstein
DR. Weinstein
NTS Tremont Steagston Attice Siours
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