Free Trade Annual Dinner of New England League
The New England Free Trade League held its annual dinner at the United States Hotel in Boston with over a hundred prominent men present. Hon. John De Witt Warner and Herman W. Chaplin spoke in favor of free trade while Henry W. Lamb presided. a business meeting earlier elected officers for the league and featured favorable secretary Parker’s report on growth and educational work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Free Trade League
United States Hotel
Boston
John de Witt Warner
New York
Herman W. Chaplin
Henry W. Lamb
Mr. Chaplin
Henry E. Alvord
Virginia
Lester D. Marsh
Charlies T. Carret
J. G. Pike
N. B. Buxton, Jr
Charles G. Guild
William Lloyd Geagigan
Heman W.chaplin
York
L. Carrol Rook
N. Y
William Everett Quinby
Alfred L. Ripley
Philip A. Chase
Ladies' Night At Chickatawbut Club In Dorchester
The fifth annual ladies night at Young's featured speeches by Mrs. Harriet M. Winslow of the Dorchester Women's Club and Miss Helen M. Winslow. Dr. Henry B. Blackwell criticized Massachusetts politics and Turkish atrocities while resolutions condemning Armenian abuses were adopted. Guests included Mrs. Harriet Bean, Mrs. Winslow, Rev. W. H. Bolster, and Miss Ellen Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickatawbut Club
Young’s
Jackson
Harriet M. Winslow
Dorchester Women’s Club
Massachusetts
Dorchester
Helen M. Winslow
New England Women’s Press Association
Boston
W. H. Bolster
Harvard
Henry B. Blackwell
W. E. Barrett
Parkhurst
Alice Blackwell
Gresham
Harriet B. Bean
Ellen Hayes
Free Trade and Protection Debate in Cambridge Hall
In Union Hall Cambridge last night a free trade versus protection debate was held under the Y M C A congress. Ex Congressman R G Horr of Michigan highlighted protection with lively rhetoric while Hon Harvey N Shepard presented facts with logical force. President Clark of the Home Mars Club also attended on the platform.
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Union Hall
Cambridge
Y. M. C. A. Congress of
R. G. Horr
Michigan
O. H. Durrell
Congress
Harvey N. Shepard
Clark
Maras Club
Inaugural exercises at American pharmacy fair begin
At the inaugural exercises this afternoon a number of prominent gentlemen will take part. Governor Greenhalge will open the event and be followed by professional and business leaders. The program starts at 8 pm and runs until 10 pm with a reception for invited guests. The exhibition halls looked ready last night with most exhibits in place. The fair opens daily from 10 am to 10 pm except Sundays.
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Greenhalge
Shoes for Gentlemen at Jameson and Knowles
Spring footwear arrives with lighter Goodyear sewn styles in tan Russia calf and black calf. Jameson and Knowles Company at 15 Winter Street display fine shoes with smooth inner soles and varied toe shapes, priced at $3.50 a pair, about a dollar below typical rates.
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Russia
Jameson & Knowles Company
Winter Street
Goodyear
Fleets Hostile to Japan In Tokyo Despatch
A Tokio dispatch says England and Italy will block passage of Russian German or French warships through the Suez canal to coerce Japan. It states Japan has assurances of benevolent neutrality from the United States and of opposition to such moves by the European powers.
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London
Tokio
Japan
England
Italy
Russia
Germany
France
Suez Canal
United States
New England Crops Reported Weak Amid Slow Sugar Season
Washington April 30 The weather bureau weekly crop condition report notes a poor maple sugar season in New England with a notably small crop. Oats and other crops show mixed conditions as the season progresses.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Beecham's Pills Constipation Remedies Ad
Beecham's pills for constipation come in 10 and 25 percent strengths. Consult the book at your druggist's and follow its directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Subway Plans Stir Graveyard Fears in Boston
A Boston afternoon paper claimed a thirty foot graveyard strip near Boylston Street would be seized for a subway mall. Officials denied the tale as a joke while workers began temporary fencing and site digs on the Common and Public Garden. Contractors noted numbered trees, explained as protections, and described continued pumping as earthwork proceeds.
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Subway
Boylston Street
Subway Commissioners
Meehan
Mr. Emerson
Mr. Meehan
Boston
Board of Health
Ireland
Charles Street
Park Square
House Lighting Fixtures and Chandeliers for Immediate Delivery
A catalog style list details 1 to 8 light chandeliers and lanterns in brass bronze and glass with model numbers, descriptions and prices. Includes Parlor Hall Dining Kitchen Pantry and Bath fixtures with globe options and a note of complete installation by experienced gas fitters within delivery limits and guaranteed satisfaction.
John Manning Dead Master Teamster and Noted Boston Real Estate Figure
John Manning a leading master teamster and Boston’s oldest mover died yesterday at his Somerville home after a period of ill health. Born in Ireland 58 years ago he came to the United States as a child and retired from active work about two years ago. He lived in Somerville 32 years, accumulating substantial real estate. He leaves a widow two sons and two daughters. Funeral set for Thursday at St Joseph's Somerville with interment at Wourn Corner Cemetery.
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John Manning
New England
Boston
Medford Street
Somerville
Ireland
Lynn
Somerville Lodge of Good Fellows
Lincoln Council
American Legion of Honor
Independent, Ancient and Catholic Courts of Foresters
Ancient Order of Hibernians
St. Joseph’s Church
Wourn
Subway Amendments To The Boston Subway Bill
The subway amendments clarify damages for property not taken and extend protection beyond rail laws. They authorize building two or four tracks, regulate use of the Common, and allow sale or lease of land with proceeds credited to the subway fund. The measure authorizes track construction and electrical equipment with railway commission consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transit Coivision
Committeee On
Metropolitan Affairs
Mall
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Park Street Loop
Spain Joins Russia in Protest Over Japan Treaty Terms
Paris April 30 reports that Spain has joined Russia in condemning Japan for enjoying advantages granted by the peace treaty with China. The alignments reflect growing diplomatic friction over postwar terms and regional influence.
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Paris
Spain
Russia
Japan
China
Connecticut Legislature Protests British Occupation
In Hartford Senate session Senator Birge of Bristol introduced a resolution opposing the British troop occupation. The debate reflected growing anti occupation sentiment within the state legislature as officials prepared formal protest measures and called for diplomatic responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Senate
Birge
Bristol
Kentucky Governor's Son and His Paramour Shot at Disreputable House
In Louisville, Arch Dixon Brown, son and private secretary to the Kentucky governor, and Mrs. Fulton Gordon were killed in a disorderly house. Gordon shot Brown and Mrs. Gordon after entering with his wife and catching them in an act. The coroner's inquest returned a verdict of justifiable homicide, with Gordon to await preliminary examination.
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Brown
Gordon
Governor Brown's Grief Over Son's Fate Shocks Kentucky
In Frankfort on April 30 Governor Brown was overwhelmed by news of his son's tragic fate. His grief proved uncontrollable and he emitted piteous lamentations before setting out for Louisville.
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Frankfort
Brown
Louisville
Johnson Lavelle Wedding At Old South Church Copley Square
Society witnesses the noon ceremony of Miss Alice Cornelia Johnson and Mr John Lavelle at Old South Church in Copley Square. Elegant décor featured palms, hydrangeas, lilies and roses as ushers and attendants led to the altar. The bride wore cream duchesse satin with lace and a tulle veil, carrying lilies of the valley.
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Society
Old South Church
Copley Square
Alice Cornelia Johnson
John Lavelle
T. D. Barrell
Boston Nuptials Celebrate Woolcott Family Marriage
A large Boston wedding featured the bride escorted by Miss Mollie Johnson and four bridesmaids in white pompadour silk with pink floral accents. Guests included Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott and many notable residents, sharing a lavish reception at 122 Marlboro Street and tributes of pearl crescent pins and enamel wreath pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Johnson
Eleanor
Corinne Shattuck
Mabela
Lily F. Davis
Marlboro Street
Johnson Residence
Wolcott
Margaret Perkins
John Caswell
Gertrude Robbins
Gordon Dexter
Arthur Richmond
Curtis Guild, Jr
Mattie Dana
Batiste
Helen Burnham
Dr. Watson
Lin
A. Winsor Weld
Weld
Bonnie Lyman
Abbott
Amorys
Charlotte Garrison
G. H. Fiske
Samuel Eliot
Grace Dana
E. F. Chapin
Isidore Braggiotti
Bancroft
H. L. Hooper
E. Covey
Hovey
Louise Guild
A. G. Flagg
Louise Gandelet
Henry Woods
J. H. Wolcott
W. F. Wesselhoeft
Alexander Whiteside
Mary Thorndike
H. D. Tudor
F. S. Parker
G. H. Perkins
Graham Johnson
Thomas Motley
B. Preble Motley
F. Q. Brown
J. R. Coolidge
Charles F. Sprague
Snelling
J. T. Morse
William Endicott
Herbert Windeler
Tilton Davidson Wedding at Church of the Advent
Miss Alice Davidson of Jamaica Plain and Mr Barclay Tilton were married at noon yesterday at the Church of the Advent. Rev A St John Chambre of Lowell officiated. the bride wore white satin with lilies of the valley. A reception followed at the Rhodes Lockwood home, 118 Geacon Street.
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Alice Davidson
Jamaica Plain
Barclay Tilton
Church of the Advent
Lockwood Rhodes
Joseph Tilton
A. St. John Chambre
Lowell
Lockwood
de Forest Lockwood
Paul Folsom
Boston
Charles Harrington
F. Aldrich
Providence
C. F. Ayer
Austin
Rhodes Lockwood
Geacon Street
Miss May F. Barry Weds Daniel Leary in Sacred Heart
Miss May F. Barry daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Barry married Daniel Leary of Lawrence in the Church of the Sacred Heart yesterday morning at 9 o'clock. Rev Father Clark officiated with maid of honor Miss Katherine McGurn and bridesmaids Miss Josie Maloney Miss Nellie Fairclough. Best man was Mr Thomas Barry and groomsmen included Mr John O'Brien and Mr William R Fairclough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May F. Barry
Elizabeth Barry
Daniel Leary
Lawrence
Church of the Sacred Heart
Father Clark
Katherine McGurn
Josie Maloney
Cambridgeport
Nellie Fairclough
East Boston
Thomas Barry
John O’brien
Willam R. Fairclough
East
Boston
Sullivan-Crouse wedding in Salem at Immaculate Conception
Miss Mae E Crouse daughter of William E Crouse wed Michael J Sullivan a rising young lawyer at Immaculate Conception Church Salem. Rev P J Halley officiated with Miss Alice V A Masterson bridesmaid and J Benjamin Devine best man. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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Salem
Mae E. Crouse
William E. Crouse
Michael J. Sullivan
Immaculate Conception Church
P. J.halley
Alice V. A. Masterson
J. Benjamin Devine
Entries at St. Asaph Racecard Summary
A St. Asaph race card lists six races with competing horses and weights. First race five-eighths of a mile selling includes Prince Otto and Eno. Second race halves mile features Rhododendron and Lady Greenway. Third race Analestan stakes sees Owlet and Sir Dixon Jr. Fourth race five and a half furlongs lists Foundling and Twigusise. Fifth race one mile selling includes Ben Lomond and Cass. Sixth race six and one best furlongs features Chiswick and Marshall.
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Prince Otto
Eno
Tolosa
Lady Adams
Mosholu
Bonniville
Minnie 5
Ornus
Rhododendron
Lady Greenway
Sea Gull
Tyrana
Charma
Old Age
Miss Bowser
Lou Jones
Connemaugh
Owlet
Sir Dixon, Jr
gus-Up
King Gold
Tinge
Golden Gate
Foundling
Twigusise
Lazotta
Johannes
White Decade
Count
Ben Lomond
Cass
Lotus
Clarus
Little Tom
George Hakes
Virago
Tuartuffe
Curious
Chiswick
Marshall
Willase
Solitaire
West Park
Vanbrunt
St. Vincent
Dama
Louis Quatorze
Juliet
Lotion
Duke of Fief
Clement
Pickaway
Pestilence
Don Lucey
Marguerite
Civil Service
Benjamin
Imp. Bones
Torraine
Finnwater
Dillion J
Bronston
Entries At Hawthorne Horse Races Read Like a Card
The Hawthorne program lists five races with clearly numbered entries and weights. First race five-eighths of a mile features Ottyana Torrent Moderocio and George F. Smith II. second race one mile includes Oakley Pepper Lobengula Ashland. third race for two-year-olds shows Cutaway Nellie Smith Marsian Zanone Pete Clay Senciene Martha R Belvoir Woodcraft Maud Lyon filly. fourth race over one and one eighth miles selling lists Sally Woodford Bessie Bisland Ja Fa The Ironmaster Little Ed Billy McKenzie Dockrtader Bismarck. fifth race three-fourths of a mile selling lists Ta Ta Burrell Billet My Hebe Booze Siva Veola Verdi Cossack Lakepark Pop Gray Floreau Simrock Tremor Mopsy.
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Ottyana
Torrent
Moderocio
George F. Smith
William T
Joe O. Lot
Saybrook
Oakley
Pepper
Lobengula
Ashland
Strathmore
Cutaway
Nellie Smith
Marsian
Zanone
Pete Clay
Senciene
Martha R
Belvoir
Woodcraft
Maud Lyon
Sally Woodford
Bessie Bisland
Ja Fa
the Ironmaster
Little Ed
Billy McKenzie
Dockrtader
Bismarck
First race results at seven and one half furlongs at selling Nance
In the first race Probasco won the event, Royal Prince finished second, Nance placed first. Time 1:35.
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Nance
Probasco
Royal Prince
the Commoner
Buck Massie
Alabama
Amanda
Marty
Brace Girdle
Han- la
First Race at Four and a Half Furlongs
Dama wins first place in the opening race with Louis Quatorze second and Juliet third. Time 5614s.
RINGER AT ROBY STUNS CHICAGO RACING
Roby produced a sensation as Echo in the second race at 30 to 1 was found to be a ringer. The horse is W. B., stolen January 20 from Jerome Park. Brennans are implicated by evidence. Judges seized the horse for owners’ ID and Bradley, who entered Echo, vanished.
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Chicago
Roby
Echo
W. B
Jerome Park
Brennans
Bradley
Debates Over Boston Ward Division Reach Final Signature
A long discussion details objections to the proposed ward redivision in Boston. It notes Ward 25 gains and Ward 22 lacks an increase, argues lines are irregular, and stresses the need for more wards to balance geography. The speaker notes bipartisan agreement and the constitutional requirement linking ward boundaries to senatorial districts. The final decision rests on whether to sign the order.
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Boston
Charlestown
Old Ward
Supreme Court
Senate
House of Representatives
Mass
General Court
Boston City Band Charity Concert at Berkeley Temple
Last evening a concert by the Boston City Band under Miss Lizzie Trinder soprano Miss Vera Burpee reader and Karl Ma shall White impersonator drew a decided response at Berkeley Temple Institute benefiting the institute.
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Boston
Lizzie Trinder
Vera Burpee
Karl Mashall White
Berkeley Temple Institute
Wan'g
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New England League
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Chickatawbute
Lamb
John Dewitt Warner
Chickatawbut
Free Trade and Protection
Wotal
Jordan
Kentucky
Governor Brown
Johnson
Lavelle
Leary
Barry
Sullivan
Crouse
ST. Asaph
Hawthorne
Lexington
Alexandria
Dynami
N. B
Seeeses
Seeence
Vienna
Summer St
Whitney
Broadway
Chelsea
Sunday Post
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