Marriage intentions in Dorchester and surrounding areas
A list of marriage intentions and matches reported for residents across Dorchester Jamaica Plain Roxbury and nearby towns. Names include William F Nicholson and Sarah J Hanley. Leo Bernstein and Mollie Stone. Edwin G Dennebrook and Sophie C Hesse. Harry Chubbuck and Annetta Mason. Peter Byndloss and Lillian A Sewell. William J Tobin and Pere A Kilduff among others with ages occupations and addresses. The notice notes a five day law waiver by Judge Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Nicholson
Rosemont
Dorchester
Sarah J. Hanley
Leo Bernstein
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mollie Stone
Bowdoin St
Edwin G. Dennebrook
Mariner
Builato
Sophie C. Hesse
Barnes St
Harry Chubbuck
Goldmith
Jamaica Plain
Annetta Mason
Centre St
Peter Byndloss
Carpenter
Greenwich St
Roxbury
Lillian A. Sewell
Windsor St
William J. Tobin
Thoreau St
Concord
Pere A. Kilduff
Elm St
Manuel F. Oliver
South Boston
Benneter E. Ovesen
Meridian
East Boston
Michael J. Howell
Arnold St
Revere
Sarah Morrissey
Chestnut St
Charlestown
Anastos Balabanis
Chandler St
Diamond Ross
Frederick H. Potter
Dorchester Ave
Helen, M. Olsen
Fred A. Heatherline
Adams St
Marie B. Muller
Usher
Tudor St
Chelsea
John P. Dempsey
Cedar St
Sadie G. Cawley
Marbury Ter
William H. Gleason
Ames St
Somerville
Lottie E. Wyman
Tremont St
Williard Learin
Colberg Ave
Roslindale
Maybelle W. Gilimore
Charles ©. Howard
Princeton St
Mary G. McCarthy
London St
Boston
John J. Farrington
Nora M. Sammon
Allstan St
Cambridge
James P. Michaelsdid
Rose M. Danforth
Burke
Dr George A Stiles Dies In Somerville At Eliot Hospital
Dr George A Stiles a retired dentist of 144 School Street Somerville and former Den man Thompson quartet member in The Old Homestead died at Eliot Hospital yesterday after an operation. He was in his tist year, leaves a widow and one daughter, and had lived in Somerville for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Stiles
School Street
Somerville
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Eliot Hospital
Tonic Treatment for Sick Headache Promoted by Local Resident
Mrs. Tennie Benner of 421 Greenwich Avenue New Haven Conn shares her experience with Dr Williams Pink Pills. She suffered long sick headaches thinning blood and swelling but reports headaches vanished after treatment with Pink Pills and improved strength sleep and nerve condition. She urges readers to obtain the pills by sending sixty cents and requests a free booklet on nervous system diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennie Benner
Greenwich Avenue
New Haven
Conn
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams” Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Rail heads scrutinize records to show nonuniform railroad stance
Chicago March 18 Union labor leaders examined records of the Association of Railroad Executives before the Railroad Labor Board. They aimed to prove the railroads’ opposition to national agreements was driven by a few officials rather than the entire industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Association of
Way
Railroad Labor Board
Labor board fight drives open shop and unions clash
The association decries national boards of adjustment while pushing open shop goals. Cross exams of T DeWitt Cuyler and Robert S Binkerd reveal extensive correspondence entering the Labor Board record as unions push to preserve current national rules and bargaining, hearings since Jan 10. B M Jewell outlines an 11 point negotiation program for national agreements, with Frank P Walsh probing Cuyler and Binkerd on ties to other interests. Cuyler, a director of railroads and banks, denies practical railroad role and asserts opposition to national accords, noting the association spends about 115000 dollars yearly on publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association Against
National Boards of Adjustment
Association
Labor Committee
T. DeWitt Cuyler
Robert S. Binkerd
Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
Frank P. Walsh
Binkerd
Cuyler
Social Lions of the Capital Honor Coolidges
The Capital is filled with rich, leisurely people who host receptions and dinners for the Vice President and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge are the social lions of the town, commanding the attention of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Coolidge
Coolidges
President Harding
United States
Hardings
Vice Presidential Social Routines Spotlighted
The piece notes how the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge are expected to attend and host social events, contrasting the secrecy possible for the President with the public social duties of the Vice Presidency. It mentions their move to the Marshall suite and their first reception for the diplomatic corps, plus planned events at the New Willard and private homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larz Anderson
McLean Palace
MacPherson Square
William F. Dennis
Massachusetts Avenue
Mt Holyoke cuts five course dinner for relief efforts
In South Hadley on March 18 Mt Holyoke College trustees and faculty abandoned the usual five course menu at tonight's dinner. The savings from a simpler supper for the rest of the year, about $100 weekly, will be donated to foreign relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hadley
Mt. Holyoke College
Officials Open Talks on State County Prison Control
Witnesses testified before a special committee probing State control of county penal institutions as preliminary moves toward a possible meeting between state and county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Whitney estate details and legatees listed
The will lists William F. Whitney physician of 228 Marlboro Street as chief legatee with wife Louise E.K. Whitney, no valuation. Albert Billingham retired of 15 Goldsmith Street with real estate $12,100 and personal $6,300 as legatee. Nathan A. Douglass of Lowell, Nathan Fleishman of Malden, and Timothy Foes of Cambridge all given assets to wives and children with specified personal and real estate values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Whitney
Marlboro St
Louise EK. Whitney
Albert Billingham
Nathan A
Douglass
Lowell
Nathan Fleishman
Malden
Timothy Foes
Cambridge
Legatee
Hampshire county officials debate state control compromise
Hampshire county commissioners chairman N. Hitchcoth backs a calm draft bill for a gentler settlement while George Williams signals a willingness to compromise. Ernest Vaughan proposes a cross county council to approve prisoner transfers, and Bates defends an order restricting testimony but allows heads to testify when needed. Williams accuses cost figures of being manipulated to favor state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcoth
Hampshire County
Hampshire County Commissioners
Hitchcock
George Freda Williams
Williams
Ernest H. Vaughan
Worcester
Vaughan
Sanford Bates
George Fred Williams
Bates
Mr. Williams
Bridgewater
State Prisons Department
State Prison Department
Will Bequests From Lawrence J Chase and Andrew Dobbins
Lawrence J Chase of Lowell leaves legatees including parents with a personal $1000. Andrew Dobbins of Woburn allocates legatees including brothers and sisters with a personal $2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence J. Chase
Lowell
Andrew Dobbins
Woburn
Hymns for Him Bait Love Story Preview
Lucien Cary writes a humorous romance titled Hymns for Him-Bait to be published in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The light tale promises playful satire and social wit in a forthcoming issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bait
Lucien Cary
Boston Sunday Post
School for N G Officers to Meet at Camp Devens
Portland Me March 18 A school for officers and non commissioned officers of the Third Maine Infantry National Guard will be held at Camp Devens June 2 to 8 with First Vermont Infantry officers. It is a preliminary to the August tour of duty at Devens when both regiments will be brigaded. This marks the first time a school for either regiment has been held outside their states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Maine Infantry
National Guard
Camp Devens
F. H. Farnum
Vermont Infantry
Devens
Catholic Church Notes Catholic retreat services and lectures
Arrangements for special streetcar service to the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison avenue and East Concord street for tomorrow's final retreat mass at 7 30 am. Rev Louis Kelleher D D professor at St John's Seminary Brighton will deliver the twenty first lecture this afternoon for the League of Catholic Women Notre Dame Academy Fenway on The My French State. The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross set to music by Theodore Dubois will be performed tomorrow at 7 30 pm by the St Anthony's Church Allston choir directed by Edward Mac Goldrick with meditations by Rev William H Grant of St Peter and St Pauls South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Concord Street
Louis Kelleher
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
League of Catholic Women
Notre Dame Academy
Fenway
Christ On the Cross
Theodore Dubois
St. Anthony's Church
Allston
Edward MacGoldrick
William H. Grant
St. Peter and St. Paul's
South Boston
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Resinol Trio
Beecham S
Doone
Sinn
Bergen St
Newark
Labor
National
Walsh
Mr. Marshall
Marshall
Cann & Hitchcock Hampden CO
Middlesex
Wolf’s
MY Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Suffolk
Sullivan
Ohn B. Ouborn
N. G. Officers
Maine
Vermont
Camp
Catholic Church Notes
Smith Patterson Co
Fairfax
Childre
Miami
Coats
Ipswich
Chambray Bloomer
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