Miss Alice Watters Merges with Harvard Man in Trinity Church
The marriage of Miss Alice Elizabeth Watters and Frederic Russell Beebe Harvard 09 occurred yesterday at Trinity Church at 4 pm. Matron of honor was Mrs. Samuel Hale Pillsbury sister of the bride, with Miss Marion Watters as maid of honor. Best man was Mr. Harold Beebe, groom’s brother. bridesmaids included Miss Beebe Miss Carpenter Miss Lufkin and Miss Swalwell. Ushers were Julian d Este Henry Lippitt Samuel Pillsbury Harold Hunsiker and Karl Cate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Elizabeth Watters
Frederic Russell Beebe
Harvard
Trinity Church
Samuel Hale Pillsbury
Marion Watters
Harold Beebe
Beebe
Miss Carpenter
Lufkin
Miss Swalwell
Julian A d’Este
Henry Lippitt
Samuel Pillsbury
Harold Hunsiker
Karl Cate
Attack on Board of Dentistry Sparks Tempest at 49th Meeting
Massachusetts Dental Society opened its 49th annual gathering at Hotel Somerset with fierce exchanges over the State Board of Registration in Dentistry and the proposed dental nurses bill. Drs Barrett Marvel Maxfield defended the board while Dr Cooke urged nurse licensing. resolutions condemning the board were adopted amid accusations of fakirs and financial irregularities. The convention elected Wheeler Piper Wyman Chase Proc tor Paul Abbott Franklin as officers as it continues.
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Massachusetts Board of Registration In Dentistry
Massachusetts Dental Society
Hotel Somerset
Society
State Board
T. J. Barrett
Worcester
William W. Marvel
Fall River
George A. Maxfield
Holyoke
Brookline
Michael W.W. Flynn
Pittsfield
William P. Cooke
Harvard
Cooke
Thomas J. Barrett
Dr. Cooke
Barrett
Dr. Shepherd
Connecticut
Maxfield
Timothy P. Sullivan
Cooke Way
Carl R. Lingstrom
Sullivan
Massachusetts Dental So Nety
State Board of Registration
Dentistry
Aurelius F. Wheeler
Henry H. Piper
Somerville
A. I. Wyman
New Bedford
Asher H. St. C. Chase
Everett
Charles M. Proctor
Boston
Joseph T. Paul
C. Edson Abbott
Franklin
Friedmann Cure Condemned By Tuberculosis Leader
President Homer Folks harshly criticized the Friedmann tuberculosis vaccine in a national meeting. He called the so called cure a negative factor delaying prevention efforts and warned about its sensational press promotion. He urged officials to fund sustained campaigns rather than be swayed by public excitement.
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Washington
F. F. Friedmann
Homer Folks
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Boy Held on Fire Bug Charge in Charlestown
George J. O Connell eighteen of 375 Bunker Hill street Charlestown was held in one thousand dollars for the grand jury by Judge Bragg on a charge of setting fire to a hay shed owned by the Boston and Maine railroad on Rutherford avenue Tuesday evening. He pleaded not guilty and was taken to jail in default of bonds. Government evidence places him near the scene before and after the blaze and shows he notified the railroad watchman of the fire.
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George J. O’connell
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Bragg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Rutherford Avenue
O'Connell
O’connell
Patrick Considine
Broad probe to examine New England rail and steamship ties
Attorney General McReynolds will launch a wide inquiry into the New England railroad and steamship scene focusing on the New York New Haven and Hartford system. A special assistant will be named to run the probe under Sherman antitrust standards, with indictments already returned against Mellen Chamberlin and Smithers. The department will assess if a monopoly was sought or achieved by suppressing competition, using Interstate Commerce Commission testimony and grand jury results as context.
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Washington
McReynolds
New England
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Mellen
Chamberlin
Smithers
Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grand Jury
Mellen, Chamberlin
Department
McCarthy Seeks $10,000 Slander Verdict in Suit
Charles J. McCarthy of Chelsea sues William L. Davis in Superior Court for $10,000 damages claiming Davis publicly made false malicious statements harming McCarthy’s reputation credit and business.
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Charles J. McCarthy
Chelsea
Superior Court
William L. Davis
McCarthy
Davis
Crimson Anniversary Dinner Marks 40 Years
The Crimson, Harvard’s undergraduate daily, plans a 40th anniversary dinner in the trophy room of the Harvard Union Building. A plan to announce a new plant to house the paper accompanies the celebration as it outgrows current quarters. The event will attract editorial and business staff plus guests from Yale Daily News Princetonian Dartmouth Brown Herald and Cornell Daily Sun.
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The
Crimson
Harvard
Harvard Union
Yale Daily News
Princetonian
Dartmouth
Brown Herald
Cornell Daily Sun
Cambridge Steel Dealers Bankrupt
The Guy S Leavitt Company of Cambridge iron and steel filed a voluntary bankruptcy in US District Court with liabilities of 60199 and assets of 51760. Principal creditor Henry W Harris of Boston holds a secured claim of 12200. New England Structural Company of Everett has a 4915 secured claim. The firm assigned its creditors to Howland Twombly of Newton on March 18, with about 75 creditors and total secured claims of 35437.
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Guy S. Leavitt Company
Cambridge
Iron and Steel
United States District Court
Henry W. Harris
Boston
New England Structural Company
Everett
Howland Twombly
Newton
City Sues for 35000 Over Defective Sidewalks
Six personal injury suits filed in Suffolk Superior Court seek 35000 total from the city of Boston. Plaintiffs include Christopher Crosby 19 000 for injuries from a Feb 28 incident on Bellflower street. Dolores Hamilton 5000 for a Dec 21 fall on a sunken flagstone near Hunneman. Herbert L Tarbell 5000 for a Feb 4 incident near West Newton. Arthur Mechin 5000 for Feb 8 on Warren avenue. Thomas Mansfield 5000 for a fall near Tremont street. and George Keyes 5000 for injuries near Warrenton street on March 4.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Boston
Christopher Crosby
Bellflower Street
Dolores Hamilton
Hunneman Street
Herbert L. Tarbell
West Newton Street
Arthur Mechin
Warren Avenue
Thomas Mansfield
Tremont Street
George Keyes
Local Grocery Ad Promote Budget Prunes and Salmon
An old retail notice from C. D. Cobb & Bros. on Hanover Street near Union advertises Genuine Santa Clara prunes at Sc per pound, rice Japanese style 50c per pound, and genuine Japanese salmon steak 10c per can, urging customers to stock up.
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C. D. Cobb & Bros
Hanover Street
Corner Union
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Alice Watters
Georges Model
Washington St
Providence
Westminster
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Board OF Dentistry
Delpha
Mark Andrews & CO
Bedford St
Mass
Friedmann
Berlin
Boy
Fire
Leighton
Gaby
Mary Stewart
Sample Shoe Shop Company
Washington Street
Riker-Jaynes
Corner Bedford
United States
Penn Quality
Bromfield Street
Fort Hill
the Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Asan
Probe Mellen
Cambridge Steel Dealers
Lee
Talbot
Talbot Co
Norfolk
Blue Serge
Norfolks
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