Pauline Clarke Planned Boston Wedding to Bayard Wharton
Pauline Virginia Clarke killed herself in Boston and had planned to marry Bayard Wharton of Philadelphia last Saturday. Her mother Mrs. Sarah Herrick arrived from Kingston Jamaica and spoke at the Hotel Commodore describing their mourning and Pauline’s death.
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New York
Pauline Virginia Clarke
Back Bay
Boston
Bayard Wharton
Philadelphia
Sarah Herrick
Kingston
Jamaica
Here
Pauline
Mother of Pauline Herrick Denies Self-Inflicted Death
Mrs. Herrick sobs and insists her daughter Pauline Clarke Herrick did not die by her own hand. She says Pauline expected marriage to Bayard Wharton of Philadelphia and had notified her mother by letter carried on the Metapan. The case involves a Norwegian student Otto Larsen who died by poison and is under police investigation.
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Otto Haldor Larsen
Technology
Pauline
Boston
Post
Miss Clarke
Bayard Wharton
Philadelphia
Mrs. Herrick
Woman Denies Responsibility in Child Death Case
The woman expresses hope for happiness upon returning home to Pauline and asserts she has cared for the child since infancy. She says she will not enter the case herself but will rely on authorities and her attorney.
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Pauline
Four-Power Treaty Ratified by Senate Amid Debate
The Senate approved the four power treaty with Great Britain France and Japan after a vote showing divisions among Republicans and Democrats. The Brandegee reservation passed 90 to 2 and the pact is seen as a major step toward broader international cooperation and the League of Nations concept. Tomorrow the Senate will consider a naval treaty related to fortifications and insular possessions.
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Borah
Idaho
Lafollette
Wisconsin
France
Maryland
Johnson
California
Walsh
Massachusetts
Brandegee
Spencer
Missouri
Williams
Mississippi
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific Ocean
China
League of Nations
League
Robinson
Arkansas
Pacific
Guam
Philippine Islands
Maritime Board Elects Officers After First Year
The Maritime Association of the Boston Chamber of Commerce marked its first year with an annual election and meeting. William C. Brewer presided as vice-chairman and highlighted progress in correcting conditions hindering Boston and New England trade, with a Shipping Board policy report drawing national attention. The newly elected board includes Edward F. Blodgett, William C. Brewer, John F. Cusick, Robert Grant, Alfred J. Kelley, Charles E. Spencer Jr., and others serving staggered terms through three years.
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Maritime Association
Boston Chamber of Commerce
William C. Brewer
Boston
New England
Shipping Board
Edward FE. Blodgett
John F. Cusick
Robert Grant
Alfred J. Kelley
Charles E. Spencer, Jr
George W. Eddy
Charles H. Maynard
Frank B. McQuesten
Charles Stewart
Lewis K. Thurlow
Seymour B. Willett
George H. Woolley
Garri
Newfoundland Herring Shipment Leads Waterfront News
A large cargo of Newfoundland frozen herring arrived at the Fish Pier aboard the Judique from Port aux Basques. Captain John Day delivered 20,000 pounds for T. M. Nicholson of Bucksport after an 11 day voyage amid ice. Other vessels reported 30,000 pounds haddock and 25,000 pounds cod on the Mary DeCosta and 6,000 pounds cod plus 50 pounds pollock on the Christie Cox. Wholesale haddock prices ranged 8 1 2 to 5 cents per pound with other fish at 3 to 8 cents. The Egremont Castle, from the Orient, completed a 20,000 mile world voyage under Captain J. Cann, fueling an expected coal strike impact as dealers stock up. Coal ships from Norfolk and Jersey ports brought 5,500 tons soft coal and 10,000 tons anthracite, with more Virginia vessels en route. The coastguard cutter Seneca reported drifting near a large iceberg during ice patrol. Laden with 23,000 bags of raw sugar, the Managut arrived from the Orient.
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Judique
John Day
Port Aux Basques
T. M. Nicholson
Bucksport
Mary DeCosta
Haddock
Christie Cox
Ripple
Egremont Castle
J. Cann
Commonwealth Pier
South
Boston
Orient
Secaconnet
Suffolk
Middlesex
Bylay
Brandon
Everett
Woorfolk
Jersey
Virginia Porta
New England
Coastguard
Seneca
H. A. Nickerson
Birth Notices From City and Suburbs March 1922
Birth and wedding notices list new arrivals and ceremonies across Boston area homes. Names include DeCourcey Forrest Rotman Streeter Homer Wadsworth Steadman Amesbury Bell Clarke Connell Costello Crocker Dewar Feeney Foster Gaquin Grove with dates March 20 to March 28 1922 and locations Chelsea Dorchester Roxbury Somerville Winthrop Mount Vernon Church St Patrick's St Rose's Port land Me.
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Dorchester
Wlinnneth F
Ivan C. R. Amesbury
Dorchester Ave
Barry
Margaret A
David W. Barry
Bourneside St
St. Ambrose’s Church
Bell
Brighton
Nora (Nee McCarthy
William Bell
Wesford St
St. Columbkine’s
Clarke
Michael Clarke
Henry
Broadway
Chelsea
St. Rose's Church
Connell
Forest Hills
Cornelius E
Nellie M. Connell
Fitzgerald
Boston
St. Andrew's Church
Costello
Campello
John W
Nora M. Molloy
Arthur E. Costello
South Boston
Crocker
Jobim
Dewar
Daniel R. Dewar
Quincy St
Roxbury
Teeney
John J. Feeney
John ‘Tracey
E. &That
Gate of Heaven
Portland
Foster
West Roxbury
Herbert A. Foster
Edward M. Foster
Jamaica Plain
M. E
Gaquin
Edward
Michael J
Della Mulhearn
Grove
Somerville
Elizabeth
Charles Grove
Lnte
Moreland St
Deaths and funeral notices in Boston area
Obituaries list multiple residents with March burial plans and funeral times. Katherine Halpin from Stoneham and many others in Somerville Roxbury Brookline Dorchester Jamaica Plain Charlestown Watertown Dorchester Roxbury Malden Cambridge and Charlestown are named with service locations and mass times.
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Higgins
Roxbury
John J
Patrick
Catherine
Masterson
Kerins
Watertown
Bemis
Kivlan
Dorchester
George S. Kivian
Edwin
Kivian
Claybourne St
Blessed Sacrament Church
Jamaica Plain
Leahy
Brookline
Michael J
Nora Leahy
Faery
Guerney St
Mass
Mission Church
Lovett
Sophia P
Joshua Lovett
Euston St
Brooklins
Lidy
Dorechester
Sceldent
Maury Elizabeth
Ceorze Fr
Fpulen C. Lindy
Lyons
West Roxbury
W. Gillette Lyons
Lilian Kemp Lyons
William Harrison Lyons
Beacon Street
St. Mary's of the Assumption
Lindon Place
Harvard St
M'Craven
Charlestown
Teresa
George McCraven
McGaffigan
Iate
Tremont St
St. Mary's Church
Warren St
Macifaden
Abbie T.’. MacFaden
Manser
Im Marlboro
Charles Manser
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Norwood St
Teverett
M'Keon
Flolen
Harold McKeon
Edward H
Ellen
Cushc) Kelly
Joseph Kelly
Fulda
AU Saints’ Church
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John F
Mary A. Merrigan
Curley
Akronst
Moakley
Somerville
Anna Marie
Peter J. Moakley
Cronin
Maine Ave
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Wallace
Idaho
Patrick Moynihan
Dennis
Julia Moynihan
Sullivan
Glengarriff
County Cork
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School St
Murphy
Miles P
Eva (Devenny) Murphy
Myrtle St
Our Lady of Lourdes
Brookside Ave
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Josephine
Canifield) O'Neil
Jerome O’neil
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Powers
Flward Powers
Mra
James T. Mahoney
Bunker Fill St
St Francis de Sales’ Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
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Winthrop
Alice D
Gamaliel C. Rich
Johnson Ave
Seiney
Malden
Nellie M. Reardon
Timothy Sliney
Copeland St
Church of the Immaculate Convention
Smith
Melrose Highlands
F. Whitney Smith
Fred W
A. Maud Smith
Hig Iate
York Terrace
W. HW
Graham Corp
Washington St
Walsh
Catherine Walsh
John Leary
Quincy St
St. Peter's Church
Arrival of ships from Preston and New York reported
Two vessels reached port yesterday after long passages. A British steamer City of Glasgow arrived from New York while a steamer Winifredian of the Leyland Line delivered a pleasant voyage from Boston and New York. The Landsman notes these arrivals.
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City of
Shipping News Report of a Busy Atlantic Fleet
Shipping news lists steamers and schooners sailing to and from major ports. Vessels including Egremont Castle, Themisto, City of Glasgow, Governor Dingley, Lexington, San Benito, and Canadian Pioneer appear with routes to or from New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Havana, and ports in Europe and the Caribbean, noting towing barges and consignments along the way.
Incoming Steamers List and Ocean Forecast
The Post Marine Record lists due today steamers including Moorish Prince Manila Montezuma Havana Cuba Prince George Yarmouth N C Maravi Banes Cuba Alm Fowey Eng via Azores Edith Porto Isleo Croxteth Blall Alexandria Egypt City of Carbridge Far East Merose Nor Falk Delaware New York George G Henry Tumpleo Mexico Montoso Porto Rico Moldegaard de Meteor Newport News Va Harvey Hi Brown Norfolk Dochet New York to finish leading for Near Toast. Due Sunday San Bias Port Simon R Governor John Lind Guanica Pr R Norwalk New York Lake Stryman Jacksons ville and Charleston. Due Monday Dean Emery Tampico Mex ico Eastern Lender New York to load sugar for Mull Lag Nacoorbhee Savannah Grecian Baltimore and Norfolk Merrimack Philadelphia. Ocean forecast: steamers sailing today from Boston and New York to Europe face fresh northwest winds shifting to north and northeast and overcast weather to the Grand Banks. Weather reports: Highland Light 4 pm northeast 15 miles clear 41. Graves Light 4:45 pm northwest very light breeze partly cloudy 44. barometer 80.18 sea smooth.
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Montezuma
Havana
Cuba
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. C
Maravi
Banes
Alm
Fowey
Eng
Azores
Edith
Porto Isleo
Croxteth Blall
Alexandria
Egypt
City of Carbridge
Far East
Merose
Norfalk
Delaware
New York
George G. Henry
Tumpleo
Mexico
Montoso
Porto Rico
Moldegaard
Meteor
Newport News
Harvey Hi. Brown
Norfolk
Dochet
San Bias
Port Simon
John Lind
Guanica
Pr. R
Norwalk
Lake Stryman
Jacksonville
Charleston
Dean Emery
Tampico
Eastern Lender
Savannah
Grecian
Baltimore
Merrimack
Philadelphia
Card of Thanks from Mia and Catherine Honor
Mia Catherine Honor and family thank relatives and many friends and colleagues at Blake Knowles Emmet Club Hugh O Brien Court M C O F for spiritual banquets floral tributes and sympathy shown after their bereavement.
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Mia
Catherine Honor
Blake & Knowles
Emmet Club
Hugh O'Brien Court
Mrs Helen Cottam Family Thankful For Sympathy
Mrs Helen M Cottam and family thank friends for expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement.
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Helen M. Cottam
In Memoriam Mae E Brooks Died 1919 Everett Mass
Family and coworkers at A L Smith Iron Works express thanks for kindness after the loss of Mae E Brooks who died March 25, 1919. The message recalls memories and honors her with a personal poem and notes she is forever loved by her father mother and brother.
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Mae E. Brooks
For Sale PUMPING ETONA and Singer items
For sale cheap PUMPING ETONA and a 860 Singer sewing machine in good as new condition. Contact BE5A Somerville Ave Somerville or construction co at cor Berkeley and Chandler Sts for details.
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Maes
Ave
Conley
Mabel G. Hall
Blum
Orch
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Miss Hoyt
Huntington AY
Norway St
Back Bay
Heinemann House
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