Massachusetts Foresters Back Wilson and Elect New Officers
The Massachusetts Grand Court Foresters of America pledged loyal support to President Wilson amid the international crisis. The convention elected officers led by William J. Karen of Worcester as grand chief ranger and named trustees across multiple towns including Lee Lowell Millbury and Indian Orchard.
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Springfield
Massachusetts Grand Court Foresters of America
Wilson
Lynn
William J. Karen
Worcester
Joseph P. Linnehan
Thomas H. Powers
Fitchburg
John O. Mahoney
Natick
Edward F. Feeney
Waltham
M.F. McCarthy
North Adams
Woodward
George Dragon
New Bedford
George F. Anderson
Plymouth
Samuel B. Cohen
Boston
Patrick J. O’connell
Thomas Hinchey
Lee
Henry Duprez
Lowell
Michael J. Farren
Millbury
Joseph Savaria
Indian Orchard
Hold Open Meeting Of Boston School Assistants
The High School Assistants Association of Boston Normal Latin and High Schools will hold an open meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Location is the Twentieth Century Club House at 3 Joy Street.
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High School Assistants’ Association
Boston Normal
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
General Hubbard Dies at 76 in New York
General Thomas H. Hubbard a prominent attorney and director of several railroads and financial institutions age 76 died yesterday in New York after a two weeks illness of erysipelas A Civil War veteran donor of 250000 to Bowdoin College.
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Thomas H. Hubbard
Bowdoin College
New York
General Hubbard Birth and Career Highlights Across Sectors
General Hubbard a long prominent figure in New York finance law and society born December 30 in Hallowell Missouri. He helped raise the Thirtieth Regiment and served as colonel after a career in commercial law in New York City. He led multiple corporations and held roles in banking railroads and life insurance.
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General Hubbard
New York
Hallowell
Bowdoin Cottage
Albany Law School
Twenty-fifth
Maine Volunteers
New York City
Rapallo, Butler, Stillman and Parsons
Collis P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Improvement Company
International Banking Corporation
Guatemala Central Railroad Company
American Light and Traction Company
National Bank of Commerce of
Mechanics National Bank of
Equitable Trust Company
Wabash Railroad Company
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New England Society
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Youth Cleared After Jail Time Over Thefts
A South Boston youth confessed to thefts that led to his brief jail spell awaiting trial at a Federal street office building. His sister sacrificed nearly all she had in a remarkable effort to clear him.
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Federal Street
South Boston
Confessed Janitor Mor ris Tied to Federal Street Robberies
In Boston a discharged janitor Robert Morris admitted burglaries at a Federal street office building. His sister in law Mrs Mary Coakley described how she paid twenty dollars to avoid trial after his arrest for the thefts and how Morris later confessed. Morris, of Everett with a wife and seven children, received a six month house of correction sentence.
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Federal Street
William P. Braden
South Boston
Robert Morris
Mary Coakley
West Fifth Street
Braden
Post
Morris
City Hall
Charles Street
Kimball
Lves
Woodlawn Street
Everett
House of Correction
Coakley
Elections at Massachusetts Congregational conference
Pittsfield May 19 At the 113th annual convention of the Massachusetts Congregational conference officers were elected Moderator Edwin O. Child of Newton Vice moderator the Rev George W Andrews of Dalton secretary for three years the Rev Henry L Bailey of Longmeadow registrar for three years the Rev F J Marsh of Upton assistant registrar the Rev Harrison L Packard of Shelburne Falls executive committee Samuel H Thompson of Lowell Lewis A Crossett of Boston the Rev Samuel C Bushnell of Arlington trustees for three years Charles D Bush of Newburyport the Rev John L Kilbon of Springfield
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts Congregational Conference
South Church
Edwin O. Child
Newton
George W. Andrews
Dalton
Henry L. Bailey
Longmeadow
F. J. Marsh
Upton
Harrisonl. Packard
Shelburne Falls
Samuel H. Thompson
Lowell
Lewis
Liquor Dealers Move Against Slander Campaign
At a Boston Liquor Dealers League meeting in Quincy House yesterday members voted to pursue legal action against individuals who slander liquor dealers. The league charged that speakers have unfairly blamed liquor men for various crimes and law violations amid recent publicity.
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Boston Liquor Dealers’ League
Quincy House
Committee to curb violent speech in Boston liquor trade
A state association committee considers steps to curb intemperate remarks. Secretary Edward H. Pinkham urged law adherence, opposed liquor dealers' improper conduct, and backed internal regulation over external legislation. Members resolved to hire union workers and seek cooperation with the Boston Bartenders' Union.
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Edward H. Pinkham
State Association
League
Perons
Boston
Excise Commission
Boston Bartenders’ Union
Fulton Instructor Named Head of Wakefield High School Commercial Department
Arthur A. Fulton, longtime instructor at Northampton Commercial College, is appointed head of the Wakefield High School commercial department. He will assume duties soon, succeeding Fred H. Harvey who resigned due to ill health.
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Arthur A. Fulton
Northampton Commercial College
Wakefield High School
Wakefield
Fulton
Fred H. Harvey
McCall Defends Republican Party at Auburndale Talk
The Hon. Samuel W. McCall spoke at the Auburndale Brotherhood gathering in the Congregational Church. He said the Republican party owes nothing to him and urged self reflection on obligations, praising church influence in national history while addressing burdens of high taxes and a heavy public debt on local industry.
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Samuel W. McCall
Auburndale Brotherhood
Congregational Church
Republican Party
Mr. McCall
McCall
Wife of MIT professor dies in New Hampshire
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson Sumner, wife of Professor John Osborne Sumner of MIT architectural department, died yesterday in Dublin New Hampshire where the couple had stayed for a week. A Philadelphia native she leaves three children, oldest 11. Family home is 225 Marlboro Street Boston.
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Mary Hutchinson Sumner
John Osborne Sumner
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dublin
N. H
Harvard Senior Class Chooses Uniforms for 1915 Picnic
White overalls have been chosen by the Harvard senior committee as the official uniform for all members of the 1915 class to be worn at the annual senior picnic scheduled for May 26. The 600 graduates will buy $1.25 tickets granting overalls and bathing trunks. Arrangements for the picnic were settled yesterday.
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Harvard
Pretty morning dress and voile ensembles priced to buy
Listing of women’s dresses including a flowered lawn morning dress with pique trim, a flowered voile bolero dress with taffeta girdle, and a flowered voile option with velvet tie. Also priced are a colored linen tailored dress, reversible striped percale morning dress, and maids’ and nurses’ uniforms. Filene's mail orders filled on the Sixth Floor.
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Department of Maids
Filene’s
Filene
Filene Skirts Fit 94 Women Easily in Stock
A 36 43 skirt is unusual and few shops stock it. Filene sent a 36 43 tubskirt last summer and the writer later wore a Filene skirt to leave with no alterations needed. The claim states Filene skirts fit 94 women out of 100 without alteration.
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Filene
Easy-to-fit Tubskirts for sale this coming morrow
Cotton gabardine tubskirts offered in several styles with pockets suspenders girdles and buttons. Fifty new ones go on sale tomorrow featuring side panels and small feminine pockets. Other tubskirts range from two to seven fifty dollars in Palm Beach cloth pique khaki and golfine.
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Palm Beach
Filene
Fine $15 Frocks at Filene Shop Define New Standard
Filene shop introduces $15 dresses for women featuring fit and style with distinct fabrics. TAFFETA styles showcase scalloped peplum and multiple ruffles, CHIFFON dresses present narrow black and white stripes with colored embroidery revers, PONGEE gowns offer bolero waists and colored girdles, CREPE DE CHINE frocks in multiple colors. Sizes range from 34 to 44 inches.
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