Funeral of Rev. John Cuckson in Plymouth
The funeral for Rev. John Cuckson, pastor since 1901 at the First Church Unity, drew many clerics from nearby towns. Bells tolled, business closed, and Rev. Robert Collyer spoke as the body was taken to Springfield for burial with Masonic honors likely.
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Plymouth
John Cuckson
First Church
Unitarian
James E. Jaynes
West Newton
Robert Collyer
New York
Duckson
Collyer
Springfield
Church of the Unity
No Offer Made to MIT by Trustees for President
Frederick Perry Fish sailed for Europe on the Arabic and amid reports in a morning paper was said to have been offered the MIT presidency. The MIT secretary denied any offer and said there had been a mistake. President Pritchett noted trustees’ favorable view but said Fish would return to consulting for the American Telephone Company after Europe.
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Frederick Perry Fish
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Fish
Europe
Tech
Post
Pritchett
American Telephone Company
Death tied to East Braintree mill collapse with Warwick treasurer
Providence May 9. The collapse of A P Aldrich & Sons Co of East Braintree is deemed to have caused the death of John B. Allen Warwick town treasurer who was found drowned December 28 1906. Allen's finances were entangled with the now defunct mill. Several Centreville bank officers held stock in the company and faced losses as dividends stopped. Remaining Warwick stockholders included Dr A A Colvin Thomas Hopkins C T Frey Frank M Tucker and Alfred B Arnold.
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Providence
R. I
A. P. Aldrich & Sons Company
East Braintree
John B. Allen
Warwick
Allen
East Braintree Company
Centreville Savings Bank
Bay State
Charles Duke
Centreville National Bank
Messrs. Duke and Allen
Centreville
William C. Nichols
Centreville Bank
Job S. Carpenter
Thomas W. D. Clarke
The
Savings Bank
A. A. Colvin
Phenix
Thomas Hopkins
C. T. Frey
Frank M. Tucker
River Point
Alfred B. Arnold
Anthony
Morse's Boys Suits Show Durability for Sports
If it's correct it's Morse's. Boys face hard knocks and wear during sports season. Morse-made clothes stand up to strain at low prices. To-piece double-breasted suits sizes 8 to 16 years $3 to $10. Adams Square suits emphasized at $5 and $6.
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Adams Square
Postal Probe at Work Over Aldrich Co Receiver
Authorities investigate advertising methods of A. P. Aldrich & Sons after Frank O. White of Brookline was named receiver for the East Brain tree firm and its subsidiaries. They seek links to Frederick E. Betts, once described as manager of South Shore Grain in Quincy, amid warnings investment may be at risk. White tours assets in Quincy as creditors weigh possible continued operation of Hast Braintree Ambler Hobart and Arlington Mills.
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Frank O. White
Brookline
A. P. Aldrich & Sons
East Braintree
Rogers Dow
White
Frederick E. Betts
Betts
Quincy
South Shore Grain Company
Aldrich Company
New England
Ambler and Hobart Company
Hast Braintree and Fowle
Arlington Mills
Arlington
South Deerfield farmer dies at 104 in Greenfield
Stephen Emerson Boynton of South Deerfield, the oldest resident of the area, died today in Greenfield aged 104. He spent most of his life as a farmer and was bedbound only for a week before his death.
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Greenfield
Stephen Emerson Boynton
South Deerfield
Saxonia Docks After Fog Delays Landing Immigrants
Captain Charles of the Cunard liner Saxonia postponed berthing due to fog. The ship carries 2939 passengers with 1910 in steerage and will begin immigration inspections early this morning, with hopes most travelers will be released.
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Charles
Mellilotus Club to Host May Party at Corinthian Hall
The Mellilotus Club of Roxbury and South End is staging a May party at Corinthian Hall tonight. Miss Effie Gibbs serves as president, aided by committees led by Nellie Haggerty as vice president and May Kelsch as secretary and treasurer.
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Mellilotus Club
Roxbury
South End
Corinthian Hall
Effie Gibbs
Nellie Haggerty
May Kelsch
Stock Farm Purchased in Great Barrington
Great Barrington May 9. How ard Kerner of New York bought the stock farm from the heirs of the late Charles H.
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Great Barrington
Howard Kerner
New York
Charles H
Rochester
Kerner Forkhurst Stock Farm Seizure in Great Barrington
The stock farm run by Kerner and Forkhurst in Great Barrington, known for breeding fast horses by the late Mr Kerner, was officially turned over today as possession was granted.
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Kerner
Forkhurst
Great Barrington
Mr. Kerner
First annual May party at Riverside Social Club in East Boston
The Riverside Social Club hosts its first May party and dance tonight at Lyceum Hall East Boston. Secretary John Nicholson leads a committee that includes Thomas Burke Lawrence Hayes Bernard Norton and Archibald French. A concert runs 8 to 9 with dancing 9 to 2. Fiske's full orchestra provides the music.
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Riverside Social Club
Lyceum Hall
Boston
John Nicholson
Thomas Burke
Lawrence Hayes
Bernard Norton
Archibald French
Fiske
A. O. H. Division 48 Meeting in Appleton Hall
Division 48 of the A. O. H. holds a Sunday evening meeting in Appleton Hall with a social session afterward. P. J. Lennon will preside and a programme of literary and musical selections will be presented.
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Division 48
Appleton Hall
P. J. Lennon
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