Man Seeks Wife Absent After Family Vanish From Home
Francis E. Horne of Clarendon Hills Somerville reports his wife vanished with their three children and a boarder A Lasseman after leaving for New York and returns to find home empty. He believes Lasseman involved and suspects Albany as their destination. Horne seeks his wife while offering to reunite and provide a new home.
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Francis E. Horne
Clarendon Hills
Somerville
A. Lasseman
Horne
New York
Frank
Mary
Warren
New Hampshire
Lasseman
Albany
East Somerville
St Patrick's Day Elopement In Two Cities
Lynn youth Charles D. Macpherson and Melrose girl Angeline M. Goodwin wed in Dorchester on a St Patrick's Day note. Only witnesses included the groom's friend Hugh Fraser and bridesmaid Nellie McCullough. The couple joined in a Castle Square Hotel feast before returning to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Melrose
St. Patrick’s
Charles D. Macpherson
Angeline M. Goodwin
Tilman B. Johnson
Dorchester
Hugh Fraser
Nellie McCullough
Alderman McCullough
Castle Square
Newfoundland Retaliates Against American Vessels
The Newfoundland government orders customs collectors to refuse licenses to American fishing vessels for bait in colonial waters. It plans legislation at the upcoming session to enforce the Ball Act against Americans as they are against the French after the Bond-Hay treaty setback. Advocates aim to extend the retaliation to Gloucester as effectively as St Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johin’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Gloucester
St. Pierre
New Cruiser Galveston Sailed for Culebra
The new United States cruiser Galveston sailed today from Norfolk for Culebra and Galveston after partial construction in Richmond. She will stop at Galveston for inspection by residents before returning north for final trials on the Newport, Rhode Island measured mile.
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Norfolk
United States
Galveston
Trigg Shipyards
Richmond
Norfolk Navy Yard
Culebra
Texas
Newport
R. I
Spring Suits and Topcoats Arrive For Settled Weather
With spring-like calm in mind advertisers offer new spring suits and topcoats for men, priced from ten to thirty dollars, aimed at readying shoppers for the season's settled weather.
Spartan steamer Spartans afloat off Plock Island
March 23 at Plock Island the steamer Spartan, ashore in an exposed position, shows progress in floating operations. About 100 tons of cargo were hoisted into surf boats as weather improves with hopes freight can be hoisted into lighters tomorrow. Island fishermen teeter on the wreck and one man narrowly escaped drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plock Island
Spartan
Slattery to Speak on City Governments in South Boston
On April 5 in Dahlgren Hall South Boston ex Alderman Charles H Slattery will discuss City Governments Past and Present before the South Boston Conclave 433 Improved Order of Heptasophs and its friends.
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Dahlgren
E Street
South
Boston
Charles H. Slattery
South Boston
Peary Launches Roosevelt Arctic Ship at Bucksport
The Peary expedition vessel Roosevelt slid into the Penobscot at Bucksport Maine amid cheers. Mrs Peary christened the ship with the name Roosevelt as telegraphs to Morris Kship and the President were dispatched. The Roosevelt will be towed to Portland for fitting out and equipment.
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Peary
Bucksport
Maine
Morris Kk /SSEP
Peary Arctic Ote
New York
Roosevelt
Mery
PennPies
Girls Organize Auxiliary at East Cambridge Institute
About 100 young women form an auxiliary to St. John's Literary Institute of East Cambridge, the oldest Catholic organization in the town, aiming to support school activities and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Literary Institute of
East Cambridge
May Sullivan
The
St. John’s Literary Institute
Young women form unique co op for music club
The first meeting of a new all female music cooperative elected officers led by president Miss May Sullivan. Vice president Miss Theresa McGuinness. treasurer Miss Helen Shaughnessy. secretary Miss Margaret Mahoney. financial secretary Miss Louise Shaughnessy. Directors include Mrs Katherine Royal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Theresa McGuinness
Helen Shaughnessy
Margaret Mahoney
Louise Shaughnessy
Katherine Royal
Mary Harrington
May Murtagh
Josephine Sweeney
Mabel Donehey
Rider Haggard Detained by Colorado Flood at Yuma
Flood waters in the Colorado River have detained English novelist H. Rider Haggard at Yuma Arizona. He and his party have been guests of Erastus Young the Harriman Lines general auditor and have spent time taking pleasure trips down the river valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Ariz
Colorado River
H. Rider Haggard
Island Home for the Insane in Maine Advances
The Maine legislature moved toward using Widows Island six miles from Rockland as a coastal mental hospital site. The plan, advanced in Augusta, would allocate about $6000 for repairs or conversion into a summer retreat for patients at what is described as part of the eastern Maine sanatoriums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Widows Island
Butcher Injured by Falling Cleaver at Roslindale Home
Carl Schaerer a Roslindale butcher living at 60 James street was injured when a heavy cleaver loosened from a rack above him fell striking his left wrist severing an artery He was treated at Faulkner Hospital yesterday morning.
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Carl Schaerer
James Street
Roslindale
Faulkner Hospital
Schaerer
Everett Whist Party Chief Loses License Over Reform Wave
Everett is shaken as Rev. W. S. Sweet pushes prohibition on bowling alleys and whist prizes. Miss Emma F. Locke, longtime organizer at Whittier Hall, faces loss of livelihood after a deafness ailment ends teaching. Clergy signatures push a public hearing, prompting her withdrawal. raids have scared patrons away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill & Dunshee
Emma F. Locke
Everett
Bverett
Whittier Hall
W. S. Sweet
Locke
Whittier
Board of Aldermen
Sweet
Miss Locke
Universalist Church
G. G. Hamilton
Mr. Sweet
Whiteman Acquitted of Grand Larceny in Buffalo Trial
Alonzo J. Whiteman of Dansville New York a former Minnesota Legislature member was found not guilty of grand larceny after 28 hours of deliberation. Five indictments remain against him including charges of grand larceny forgery and attempted larceny tied to the same transaction. Whiteman’s lawyers voiced strong optimism tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Alonzo J. Whiteman
Dansville
Minnesota
Whiteman
Williams Man Wins Rhodes Scholarship
Roy Kenneth Hack a Williams College senior was yesterday selected by the State Board of Education committee to receive the Rhodes scholarship to Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Rhodes
Roy Kenneth Hack
Williams College
State Board of Education
Oxford
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