Suffrage Meeting Voices Western Eastern Clash in Russia
At Park Street Church, Dr Antoinette Konikow argues Russia mixes western civilization with eastern despotism while women pursue equality. The gathering also features Miss Alice Stone Blackwell praising careful voter choices and mentions a historic women’s college that once graduated about 100 women doctors before closing.
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Russia
Antoinette Konikow
Park Street Church
Alice Stone Blackwell
Burt Estes Howard
Stanford University
Senorita Huidobro
Annie C
Margaret L Costello Wins $2500 in Slip and Fall Case
In Superior Court the defendant James A. Davis failed to appear in the fourth session. Margaret L. Costello was awarded $2500 for injuries from slipping on snow and ice in front of Davis’s building at 233 West Newton Street on Feb 19 1903. She had claimed $15 000 in ad damnum and the damages were set by the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Margaret L. Costello
James A. Davis
West Newton Street
Milton Academy Club Banquet at Copley Square Hotel
Milton Academy Club held an enjoyable banquet last night at the Copley Square Hotel. The hall was decorated with flowers and several informal addresses were delivered by Milton Academy graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Academy Club
Copley Square Hotel
Milton Academy
Four divorces granted by Judge Crosby in uncontested list
Three women and one man secured divorces yesterday in the uncontested listing. Samuel H. Goldstein obtained a nullity from Nellie Kenney of Yarmouth, alleging a living husband and a prior marriage. Other decreeees cited drunkenness, cruelty, desertion, and abandonment of their homes and children. The contested list may begin today.
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Crosby
Samuel H. Goldstein
Nellie Kenney
Yarmouth
N. S
Bulfinch Street
Samuel
James_McDonough
Catherine A. Williams
Mary F. Raymond
Boston
East Weymouth
Joseph Chiesa Exonerated in Fire Case
In the Superior Criminal Court Joseph Chiesa was found not guilty of setting fire to Lewis B. Petty’s stable on North Centre Street during a five-fire incident night. Defense cited witness inconsistencies and the jury cleared him after about half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chiesa
Superior Criminal Court
Lewis B. Petty
North Centre Street
Samuel Thompson
Harry James
Fusilier Veis Celebrates 118th Anniversary in Boston
The Fusilier Veterans Association of Boston marked its 118th anniversary with a parade and banquet at the American House. Notable guests from military groups attended. Speeches followed dinner by J. J. McCarthy Judge W. H. H. Emmons W. L. Ramsdell J. McDonough Rev. Stephen B. Roblin and Colonel C. F. Conerty.
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Fusilier Veterans’ Association of
Boston
American House
J. J. McCarthy
W. H. H. Emmons
Police Commission
W. L. Ramsdell
Lynn
J. McDonough
Post 7
Stephen B. Roblin
C. F. Conerty
Two Injured Paving Men in Runaway Horse Incident
John Casey of Dorchester and Michael Hurley of Roxbury, longtime city paving workers, were hurt when a runaway coal team horse charged along Pem broke Street near Shawmut Avenue. Both men suffered similar injuries and were taken to the hospital in the same ambulance, refusing to be separated.
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John Casey
Bunell Street
Dorchester
Michael Hurley
Oriental Court
Roxbury
Pembroke Street
Shawmut Avenue
Fall injures worker in Cambridge elevator accident
Alfred J. Root of Beacon Chambers was severely injured after falling 50 feet through an elevator well at the Davis Ice Cream Company plant in Cambridge. He was removed to Cambridge Hospital with suspected internal injuries and no broken bones.
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Cambridge
Alfred J. Root
Beacon Chambers
Davis Ice Cream Company
Five Year Old Burn Victim at Chelsea Home
Marion Armstrong is in serious condition from burns suffered when a boy set her dress ablaze at 65 Addison Street Chelsea. Police seek the unidentified assailant while Mrs. Armstrong recovers from arm and hand burns and residents express indignation over the act.
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Marion Armstrong
Addison Street
Chelsea
Whitman
Putnam
Hattie Armstrong
Miss Tarbell Talks of Standard Oil at Hotel Brunswick
Miss Ida M. Tarbell, historian of Standard Oil, is staying at the Hotel Brunswick for a few days. The Post Young Woman notes her tall, striking appearance during the visit.
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Miss Tarbell
Ida M. Tarbell
Standard Oil Company
Brunswick
Health Restored for Mothers and Public Figures Ties
A health ad extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for treating nervous, irritable female disorders and restoring vitality to mothers with backache headaches and bearing-down pains. It includes personal testimonials and notes a campaign against Standard Oil by a reporter who plans two articles.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Ph. Hoffman
Himrod Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
One Widow At Wright Burial
The funeral of Robert F. Wright, alleged bigamist who died by his own hand in a West End hotel, was held at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Concord. Only Rev. George E. Tewksbury, Mrs Nellie Reardon Wright and her sister attended. A second wife claimed a June 3, 1900 marriage with Wright and produced a New Ipswich marriage certificate as proof.
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Lexington
Robert F. Wright
West End
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Concord
George E. Tewksbury
Congregational Church
Nellie Reardon Wright
Wright
New Ipswich
N. H
R. Thompson
The
Baptist Church
Mrs Weiss raises $50000 in claims against Haight & Freese
Receivership left Haight & Freese tied up as eight new claims totaling about 50000 are filed in U S Circuit Court. Names include Mrs M M Dilberstein and others from Medford Roxbury Boston Somerville. An official statement from Haight & Freese promises adjustment of creditor matters at the home office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiss
Needham
Haight & Freese
United States Circuit Court
M. M. Dilberstein
Herbert F. Darwell
Main Street
Medford
Edward Chapman
Parkman Street
Roxbury
John Anderson
Beymer Street
Adolph Kaufman
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Oscar F. Ritzman
Somerville
W. T. Randolph
K. Einslow Newton
Haight & Freese Company
Philadelphia
New York
New York Supreme Court
W. D. Turner
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Thomas Fullery
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George Ethelbert Walsh
Wilbertine Warden
Alexander Ricketts
Frank H. Brooks
Fusilier Veis
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Schlang & Levine
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