Miss Marion Howard Brazier Chosen President of New Club
The Professional Women's Club in Boston elected Miss Marion Howard Brazier president after a meeting at the Hotel Oxford. Other officers include Dr Liza T Ran soma as first vice president and Miss Addie F Norcross as second vice president. Charter members span medicine drama music journalism science arts pharmacy elocution astronomy dentistry and teaching.
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Marion Howard Brazier
Boston
Oxford
Liza T. Ransome
Addie F. Norcross
Bessie F. G. Brainard
Alice Mae Hoitt
Cora KE. Burt
John F. Wood
Well-Known Melrose Highlands Man Dead
The funeral of Benjamin F. S. Patten, who died at his Melrose Highlands home after a long illness, was held this afternoon. Born in Hampden Missouri in July 1882, he moved to Bangor in youth and worked in business until about 80 years ago. He married Cornelia Rowe of Bangor. she died three years ago. He was a Mason and a Methodist. He leaves four children.
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Melrose
Benjamin F. S. Patten
Melrose Highlands
Mr. Patten
Hampden
Bangor
Cornelia §. Rowe
Moses Rowe
Masonic Fraternity
Methodist Church
Salary Rises for MW Mackin and Colleagues In City Election Office
Thomas McMackin of Ward 6 received a raise from $1700 to $1800 after appointment as assistant in the election commissioners office. The board's proposed boosts for Frederick Maton and Matthew Foley were 1900 and 2000 respectively, but Mayor Fitzgerald demanded McMackin's salary first, and the board complied. Medmackin starts work today.
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Thomas McMackin
Fitzgerald
Election Commissioners
McMackin
Election Board
Frederick Maton
Matthew F. Foley
Medfackin
Ardizzoni Recital at Steinert Hall Captures Applause
Signorina Luisa Ardizzoni sang with a strong dramatic soprano and received many bouquets and encores. Baritone Thomas Moore Cornell and violinist Leon Van Vliet opened the program with Schumann and other pieces, delivering agreeable, mellow tones.
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Signorina Luisa Ardizzoni
Thomas Moore Cornell
Leon van Viiet
Steinert Hall
del Riego
Schumann
Robandi
Puccini
Catalini
Verdi
Mascagni
Rotoli
Chadwick
Gabriel-Marie
Tellam
van Vliet
Cornell
Signorina Ardizzoni
South
Chelsea Man Knocked Down By Doctor's Car In Park Square
James Higginbotham 44 of 63 Jackson Street Chelsea was struck while alighting from a car and stepped in front of a vehicle owned and driven by Dr. Frank A. Davis of Everett in Park Square yesterday. His left leg was fractured at the hospital. Witnesses called the incident unavoidable.
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James Higginbotham
Jackson Street
Chelsea
Park Square
Frank A. Davis
Everett
Disabled Russia ship Korea narrates mid Atlantic voyage
The Korea a prize transport crippled by engine damage and short of coal and water struggled toward Boston then New York with 1348 steerage passengers and 15 cabin travelers including American C M Wilson and his daughter Mabel. Survivors faced hunger thirst and a burial at sea as crew sought coal and water and made makeshift repairs before quarantine.
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Korea
Hull
Togo
Bay of Japan
Relief Corps
Boston
New York
Libau
Russia
Rotterdam
Clotilde M. Wilson
Mabel
St. Petersburg
C. M. Wilson
Lake Torpedo Boat Company
Bridgeport
Land of Liberty
Lillquist
Post
Juno
Ariel
Greenough Estate Showed Two Wives In Court Fight
Archibald M. Howe seeks to force Mrs. Laura Ripka to return 300000 in bonds given by the late Joseph F. Greenough. The case reveals Greenough’s three marriages to Martha D. Higgins and Emma Eaton Pomeroy, with an agreement allowing both widows to share the estate while private details remain undisclosed.
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Supreme Court Room
Archibald M. Howe
Joseph F. Greenough
Laura P. Ripka
Greenough
Martha D. Higgins
Emma Eaton Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Suit Involving Mrs Ripka Over Greenough Estate Proceeds
In a court yesterday Mrs Ripka and Mrs Hagerman Lindercrome faced a suit by Howe over Greenough estate assets valued at 7 million dollars. The case alleges Mrs Ripka received 300000 in gilt edged bonds shortly before Greenough’s death. The proceedings focus on Mrs Ripka with witnesses detailing Greenough’s mental state and the banking and vault arrangements. The trial resumes today.
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Greenough
Ripka
Lilly H. Ellis
P. V. Ely
Prescott Ely
Arthur C. Ely
Lindercrome
Herbert Parker
H. E. Boles
Boles
Parker
Loring
Bright
Frank H. Jones
The
Kidder, Peabody Company
Thinks body in morgue may be her son Samuel Moore
In Waltham a cottage resident Mrs Mary Moore believes a man killed by a train in St Louis may be her son Samuel H Moore. She plans to go West to confirm identity as she recalls him being in Illinois and painters by trade. Tomorrow she expects clearer information from authorities.
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Waltham
Brown Street
Mary Moore
St. Louis
Moore
Samuel H. Moore
East
Funeral of Newton Explosion Victim Today
Newton May 21 The funeral of Miss Helen Fairbairn who died in the Newton Upper Falls explosion Monday will be held tomorrow at 1 pm from the Newton Upper Falls Baptist Church. Those injured are recovering rapidly except Matthew Maloney who remains in serious condition.
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Newton
Helen Fairbairn
Newton Upper Falls
Matthew Maloney
Reward of $50 for finding $300 gem at Brattle Hall
Chester Ericson of 77 Brattle Street Cambridge received a $50 reward for honesty after returning a diamond valued at $3800 to Mrs. Brewster of New York. He found the gem in Brattle Hall Monday while aiding his janitor father after Mrs. Brewster lost it at a vaudeville show Friday evening.
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Chester Ericson
Brattle Street
Cambridge
Show Girl Korah Lehr Recalls Mother’s Death at Tremont
The Tremont Theatre last night opened with news that Korah Lehr’s mother had died. Lehr, popular with her company, received the telegram after performing, and the shock drew sympathy from fellow performers as she had supported her in Grand Rapids before she joined the stage.
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Tremont Theatre
Korah Lehr
Miss Lehr
Grand Rapids
Lamson and American Pneumatic Service clash over leadership
Gilmer Clapp, on behalf of the Lamson stockholders committee, says a Dillaway managed board will likely be ousted and could be removed by the American company if the majority rejects them. Dillaway claims the critics undermine a strong record with contracts worth nearly 1 million annually and current earnings of about 400 thousand yearly.
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Gilmer Clapp
American Pneumatic Service Company
Lamson Company
Dilaway
Dillaway
W. EF. L. Dillaway
New Fenders for All Cars in Massachusetts
Massachusetts railroads must install standardized fenders to prevent fatalities. The Railroad Commissioners mandated the change after a comprehensive investigation and set a deadline of December 1, 1907. Hearings on specific equipment will occur May 27 at 10:30 in Boston with the Boston Elevated and other lines.
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Massachusetts
Boston Elevated
Boston
Pabst Perfect Eight-Day Malt Process Highlight
Pabst describes eight full days of malt ing to fully extract barley’s food values. The Eight Day Malting Process is presented as nature aligned and aimed at producing the perfect malt.
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Pabst
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Battery
March St. Boston
Ealing Theiquid VX
Alia
X-Zalia
United States
Beubiciee
Professional Women’s Club
Rahmaa
Minard
MW Mackin
Ardizzoni Song
BY Olin Downes
Kirschfeldt
James B. Bell
Tremont
Carters
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
B.V.D
U.S
Erlanger Bros
Worth & Church Streets
Service Fight
Williams
Boylston St
Mass
Washington St
Railroad Commissioners
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Milwaukee
L. Speidel & Co
Sleeper St
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