Mrs Walters Pot on Bail in Baby Poison Case
Ida Sniffen Walters, jailed on murder charges for poisoning her two babies, was released on $7600 bail as she awaits trial in October. Justice Weeks orders she remain in state, preventing marriage to Larrys Elton Rogers, father of her children, who is recently divorced and cannot remarry in New York. Walters leaves jail with Rogers to a friend’s home.
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New York
Ida Sniffen Walters
Justice Weeks
Larrys Elton Rogers
Caroline Giddings Rogers
Walters
Rogers
Kendall Chosen Marshal for Harvard MA Candidates
Charles P. Kendall of Willsboro New York was yesterday chosen marshal for the Harvard master of arts degree candidates at the June commencement. Kendall, Harvard class of 1902, is currently a graduate student. The A M candidates commencement committee includes James H Hodges Dorchester James B Munn New York and Theodore Wedel Newton Kansas.
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Charles P. Kendall
Willsboro N. Y
Harvard
Kendall
A. M
James H. Hodges
Dorchester
James B. Munn
New York
Theodore ©. Wedel
Newton
Kan
Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Medicine Ad
Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as the best spring medicine and blood purifier. The ad claims spring sickness from impure blood, urging readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify and revitalize the blood and to ask a druggist for it.
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Hood
Work of Domestic Science Pupils Shown
The annual exhibit of the School of Domestic Science of the Young Women’s Christian Association is in progress on Berkeley street. Selections include wearing apparel and cuisine products by 18 students set to receive diplomas next month. Principal Miss A J Forehand directs demonstrations in housekeeping. Mary MacDermid leads the school with Miss Isabel Osborne assisting chemistry. Lamson Hall showcases gowns, laces, underwear, hats, and bonnets under Miss Carolyn Bolles with Miss Mildred Lord assisting.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Berkeley Street
A. J
Mary MacDermid
Isabel Osborne
Lamson Hall
Carolyn Bolles
Mildred Lord
First Under The New Law Case In East Boston
Carmine De Marco, 38, of East Boston, charged with neglecting to support his father Arcangelo De Marco 72, under a new law requiring adult children to aid destitute parents. The offense carries a fine up to 200 dollars or up to one year in jail. Special Justice Murley placed De Marco under probation for six months and ordered future support.
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East Boston
Carmine de Marco
Cottage Street
Arcangelo de Marco
Italy
Joseph J. Murley
de Marco
White Tag Day for Cripples Newsboys Benefit
Boston newsboys wore white tags to pledge a quarter of their receipts for a Memorial Day picnic at Caledonian Grove West Roxbury. The Boston Newsboy's Protective Union headed the effort and collected funds at day’s end. final totals will be available after late reports.
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Boston
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Boston Newsboy’s Protective Union
Eight Men Remain for Pasteur Medal Debate at Harvard
The Pasteur medal debate at Emerson Hall Cambridge will be held Friday at 8 pm with eight remaining contestants. Each will speak 12 minutes on Resolved that the French Claims to Alsace Are Paramount. Competitors listed include M L Levine Chas A Trafford L Brentano B E Carter P L Sayre Paul P Cohen A Cooper and L C Henin. The event is open to the public.
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Harvard
Emerson Hall
Cambridge
Alsace
M. L. Levine
Chas
A. Trafford
L. Brentano
B. E. Carter
P. L. Sayre
Paul P. Cohen
A. Cooper
L. C. Henin
Doctor Creel Delays Boston Arrival to Late May
Dr Richard H Creel will reach Boston late in May instead of June 1 to assume charge of the health department He remains in New Orleans for essential duties and will depart only when required to begin employment in the city and take up his duties.
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DR. Creel
Boston
Richard H. Creel
Health Department
New Orleans
Rev Brown Reads History Paper Before Boston Society
The Rev. Howard N. Brown read a paper on the first hundred years of King's Chapel history before the Bostonian Society yesterday at the Old State House council chamber. The society will hold its next meeting in October.
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Dr. Brown
Howard N. Brown
D. D
King’s Chapel
Bostonian Society
Council Chamber
Old State House
Help Poland Organize 10 New Association Formed at Woman's City Club
A new association aiding Poland was founded yesterday at the Woman's City Club under Mme S zmowska Adamowska who was elected president. Officers include Mrs Curtis Guild honorary vice president Mrs Benjamin L Robinson vice president Mrs Henry L Mason secretary and Roger Walcott treasurer. Members will contribute monthly to support Poland and Mrs Mason at 188 Bay State Road invites names of interested supporters.
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Poland
Woman's City Club
Mme. Szumowska Adamowska
Curtis Guild
Benjamin L. Robinson
Henry L. Mason
Roger Walcott
Bay State Road
Double Funeral in South Boston
The double funeral for Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Winther, longtime South Boston residents, was held from their home at 414 East Seventh Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Winther died Saturday evening from general debility, and Mr. Winther died within 24 hours from heart failure.
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Edward C. Winther
South
Boston
East Seventh Street
Debate on Suffrage at Quincy Church
The Rev. Clarence E. Campbell of the First Presbyterian Church of Quincy will preside over a suffrage debate tonight. Miss Edna Lawrence Spencer of Boston will argue for suffrage and Mrs. Henry Preston White of Brookline will argue against it.
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Clarence E. Campbell
First Presbyterian Church of
Quincy
Edna Lawrence Spencer
Boston
Henry Preston White
Brookline
Peace Day Observed in Malden Public Schools
Malden public schools observed Peace day with studies suspended for an hour for speaker programs. At West school the highlight was a talk by Olive Hasbrouck of Newton representing the Women's Peace party of Boston on peace propaganda to pupils for about an hour.
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Malden
West School
Olive Hasbrouck
Newton
Women’s Peace Party of
Boston
Funeral cortege for Dennis J. Crowley Malden led by city workers
Dennis J. Crowley of Malden was honored in a funeral procession held yesterday at his Medford street residence. The cortege included black drapery on horses and was guided by two former city street department employees.
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Dennis J. Crowley
Malden
Medford Street
Street
Flowers Decorate Tables at Harvard Memorial Hall
Harvard diners at Memorial Hall place fresh flowers on dining tables each day. Undergraduates, seeking fragrance beyond steak and onions, fill vases with lilacs sweet peas and other blooms, creating a colorful spring display.
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Harvard
Memorial Hall
Funeral for Edward C Wales of Wollaston Today at 1 PM
Quincy resident Edward Chapin Wales died suddenly of heart trouble at his home 18 Newton street Wollaston. Born Brockton January 11 180 serving as corporal in the Civil War and later as navy paymaster clerk at Apalachicola Florida. An expert accountant.
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Edward Chapin Wales
Quincy
Newton Street
Wollaston
Wales
Brockton
47Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Navy
Alachicola
Florida
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