Claims Mother Advised Mrs Dorey to Marry
Testimony in Middlesex Probate Court recounts Mrs John J Gunning telling her daughter Mary E Dorey to marry John J Dorey claiming the groom would die soon The incident was recalled by Stephen J Gunning a cousin during a wedding day hearing in Cambridge Massachusetts
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John J. Gunning
Lamartine Street
Jamaica Plain
Mary E. Dorey
John J. Dorey
Somerville
Stephen J. Gunning
Dorey
Lawton
Middlesex
Fast Cambridge
Gunning
Mar
Babys Dreadful Case Of Eczema Extends Over Body
The report describes a severe infant eczema case with mouth crusts, bleeding and suppurating lesions, large holes in the cheeks, and hands restrained to stop scratching. Three doctors attempted treatment without relief.
Miraculous Cure with Cuticura for Infant Eczema
A six month old with severe eczema improved after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Within ten weeks the child’s skin cleared completely and became smooth and white. Endorsed by F Hohrath president of C L Hohrath Co Bethlehem PA.
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Europe
F. Hohrath
C. L
Husband seeks aid to locate missing wife Mrs Mary Doyle
P F Doyle of 241 Emery street Jamaica Plain asks police to find his wife Mary Doyle 31 who disappeared from 7 Willow street Roxbury on March 13. He claims she may be detained against her will and notes they had a happy marriage. She is described as comely with dark complexion 5 feet 7 inches tall 185 pounds.
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P. F. Doyle
Emery Street
Jamaica Plain
Mary Doyle
Willow Street
Roxbury
Doyle
Octogenarian Catherine Geary Found Dead in South Boston Home
The 89 year old Mrs Catherine Geary was found dead in her chair by a window at 6 Gold Street South Boston yesterday. Dr Sheehan ruled natural causes and Medical Examiner MacDonald viewed the remains.
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Catherine Geary
South Boston
Gold Street
Sheehan
MacDonald
Royal Arcanum Supreme Council To Meet Here
Next Wednesday afternoon at the Ho tel Vendome the Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum will assemble and be welcomed by Governor Guild and Mayor Fitzgerald. A reception for officers and members follows, with the Waltham Band Orchestra and light refreshments. Special events are planned at Keith's Theatre on Friday May 7 and the Symphony Hall Pop Concert on Monday May 20.
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Hotel Vendome
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Governor Guild
Fitzgerald
Supreme Council
Grand Council of Massachusetts
Waltham Band Orchestra
Order
Royal Arcanum
Keith's Theatre
Symphony Hall
East Boston Woman Mary Landry Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs. Mary Landry of East Boston marked her 100th birthday with Mass at her home on 384 Saratoga Street and a four generations gathering. Attendees included five living of her 19 children, 22 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren. A grand birthday cake with 100 candles and gifts filled the day with music, readings, and family tributes.
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Mary Landry
East Boston
Saratoga Street
Archbishop Williams
Landry
Edmund Landry
Father Mariette
Church of Notre Dame Des Victoires
Isabella Street
Elizabeth Landry
A. Babin
Elias
Thomas Landry
Elizabeth Land
Mariette
Mark Twain Offered Oxford Degree of Bachelor of Letters
Samuel L. Clemens says in a Baltimore interview that Oxford University offered him a bachelor of letters. He plans to sail for England on June 6 to receive the honor while staying with Governor Warfield at Annapolis for a few days.
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Oxford University
Baltimore
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
England
Clemens
Warfield
Annapolis
Bowler Awaiting Sentence After Brief Hearing
George P. Bowler, a former Harvard student and guilty on eight counts of forgery and uttering, received no sentence yesterday. Judge Fessenden scheduled a verdict for week after next after questioning Poc o Bennett, a Cambridge money lender, and Bowler remains in Charles Street jail until at least May 20. Bennett's testimony covered notes Bowler discounted and his books kept by Bowler’s son.
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George P. Bowler
Harvard
Fessenden
Bennett
Cambridge
Hale
Bowler
Charles Street
Busy day for Old Home Week committees
The Old Home Week finance committee met in Room 205 Sears building with President Thomas P. Beal presiding and Thomas I. Anderson as secretary. The executive committee set Tuesday July 30 as Greater Boston Day for local district celebrations, and Governor Guild sent thanks for naming Saturday August 3 Military Day.
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Finance Committee
Fishermen's Race Committee
Sears Building
Thomas P. Beal
Second National Bank
Beal
Thomas I. Anderson
Greater Boston
Governor Guild
Atlantic Man Dies of Natural Causes
Quincy May 10 Medical Examiner Jones investigated the death of Dennis McCarthy in Atlantic. The 65 year old was found in his yard alone by Officer Ryan. Death attributed to natural causes.
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Quincy
Jones
Atlantic Today
Dennis McCarthy
Atlantic Street
Mr. McCarthy
Ryan
Submarine Octopus Sets Newport Quick-Dive Records in Tests
In Newport Rhode Island on May 10 the submarine Octopus broke all American quick-dive records during tests at Coddington Cove. The vessel sank to 20 feet within 4 12 minutes after a surface signal and further reduced time in a second run. It demonstrated rapid submersion from awash at 10 knots and avoided a collision by diving before a tug and tow. Repairs to the submarine Lake were not yet complete.
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Newport
R. I
Coddington Cove
Octopus
Nina
Sit
Hubman Elected by National Machinery Men
Cincinnati May 10 The National Supply and Machinery Dealers Association today elected officers George Puchta president Henry Prentiss first vice president William Pattison second vice president C S Farquhar and J W Wright to the executive committee all based in major cities including Cincinnati New York Boston Cleveland and St Louis.
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Cincinnati
National Supply and Machinery Dealers’ Association
George Puchta
Henry Prentiss
New York City
William Pattison
Cleveland
C. S. Farquahar
Boston
J. W. Wright
St. Louis
Trust feature challenged in Groton will dispute
Mrs. Evelyn A. C. Parfitt of Groton asks the Supreme Court to overturn Probate Court action that allowed the will of her mother, Mrs. Irena A. Clark, to stand. The mother left $2000 in trust to Parfitt and similar sums to her four other children to use as they please.
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Evelyn A. C. Parfitt
Groton
Supreme Court
Irena A. Clark
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Royal Arcanum Supreme Council
Mary Landrey
Henry Briand
Irene Briand
Ing of
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Atlantic
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