Couple’s cross country chase for wife ends in Pittsburgh stop
Walter Phares of South Boston sped across state lines seeking his wife and four year old daughter after a January quarrel. He reached Pittsburg to search department stores and dressmaking shops hoping to overtake his wife before she heads to California. Phares, a yacht club member, once lived at 397 K Street and seeks reconciliation to start anew in the West.
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Walter Phares
South Boston
Pittsburg
Penn
K Street
South
Boston
Mosquito Fleet Yacht Club
Talkative auto man swindles with ten dollar loan
Worcester May 30 A smooth dressed young man posing as a Wellesley professor’s son and driver of a broken down car with fair students secured a $10 loan from Arthur H. Stowe a drug clerk. He left a watch as security worth about $1.50 and tried unsuccessfully to borrow more from others in town.
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Worcester
Wellesley
Massachusetts
Arthur H. Stowe
Stowe
Moran poised to win if Dennison stays out for district attorney
The contest for district attorney this fall shapes as a Moran advantage with Dennison reportedly unlikely to run. Republican plotting points to Karl Adams as a possible Moran challenger while Richardson eyes a probate judgeship, leaving Moran favored amid shifting endorsements and retirements.
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Moran
Joseph A. Dennison
Dennison
A. D. Hill
Hill
John S. Richardson
Richardson
Karl Adams
Oppose Curley Wish Draper Oppose Curley in Race for Street Commissioner
Alderman Draper is talked of as the likely Republican candidate for street commissioner this fall. Alderman Bell urged Draper to enter the race to challenge Alderman Curley, the sole declared Democratic candidate. The GOP hopes Draper wins to enable William K. Hannon to chair the board. Draper declined immediate plans. Salem Charles, head of the street commission, may retire this fall though not yet announced.
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Alderman Draper
Bell
City Hall
Draper
Curley
Republican Board of Street Commissioners
William K. Hannon
Charley
Salem Charles
Board of Street Commissioners
Boy Drowns in Auburn Pond Accident
May 30 in Stoneville pond Auburn William Laurier 15 drowned when his canoe upset. Edward J. Doherty 16 was rescued by another canoe's occupants.
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Worcester
William Laurier
Stoneville Pond
Auburn
Edward J. Doherty
Open Air Horse Show Draws Society Leaders at Chestnut Hill
Fashionable Brookline and Chestnut Hill attendees filled the Chestnut Hill Riding Club event with more than 2000 horse enthusiasts. Western Sturgis won the championship jumping class as Edith Austin driven horses dominated several events, with Eleanora Sears narrowly defeated in a tandem drive.
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Brookline
Chestnut Hill Society
Chestnut Hill Riding Club
Western Sturgis
Charles S. Bird, Jr
C. H. Macomber
Eleanora Sears
Edith Austin
John M
Chappie
Strong and Vigorous After Forty-eight Years Married Life
Mr and Mrs Emery S Southwick of Woonsocket Rhode Island have been married 48 years and remain hale and hearty crediting Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey for health and vigor. Mr Southwick wrote Sept 10 1906 saying he has used the whiskey and benefited, and that if he lives to Oct 10 he will be 72.
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Emery S. Southwick
Woonsocket, R. I
Duffy
Tober
Mrs. Southwick
United States
Price Mt
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Winston Baker Nuptials in East Boston Hall
Julius Winston and Miss Fannie Baker wed in Armory Hall East Boston with Rabbi L M Baritz officiating. Relatives and friends attended as attendants included Barnet Levi and Benjamin F Winston. Bridesmaids included Sadie Baker Deborah Endler Rebecca Meretsky Mildred Bromberg Annie Baker was maid of honor. Ushers listed Barnet Kaiser Charles Zacoveritch Israel Bromberg Barnet Kargir Barnet Kaplan Louis Jacobs Julius Stanger Benjamin Livingstone David Goldstein.
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Winston-Baker
Boston
Armory Hall
East Boston
Julius Winston
Fannie Baker
L. M. Baritz
Barnet Levi
Benjamin F. Winston
Sadie Baker
Deborah Endler
Rebecca Meretsky
Mildred Bromberg
Barnet Kaiser
Charles Zacoveritch
Annie Baker
Israel Bromberg
Barnet Kargir
Barnet Kaplan
Louis Jacobs
Julius Stanger
Benjamin Livingstone
David Goldstein
Catholic Whist Dance in St. Rose Hall Tonight
Boston Catholic Total Abstinence Union Tourist Club holds a whist and dancing party at St. Rose Hall on Worcester Street tonight. Whist runs until 10, then dancing until midnight. Committee: John J. Quinn chair, Thomas F E F Phelan secretary, Frederick T Keefe and C J Crowley. Prominent Catholic temperance officials expected.
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Boston Catholic Total Abstinence Union Tourist Club
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
John J. Quinn
Thomas Fef. Phelan
Frederick T. Keefe
C. J. Crowley
Western Pickpockets Ease Victims on Electric Cars
A gang of Western pickpockets, posing as sightseers, operate on electric cars in Boston. They taunt the city as easy and lifted victims including Raymond Afterof 2 Marberry Terrace Guillermo Uríquidi of 625 Columbus Avenue and George B. Peebles of Foxboro.
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Boston
Raymond After
Marberry Terrace
Guillermmo Uriquidi
Columbus Avenue
George B. Peebles
Foxboro
Memorial Day Parade In Lynn Honors Grandsons Of Veterans
The grandsons of veterans marched in Lynn in the Memorial Day parade for the first time. The boys carried flags and were led by a fife and drum corps.
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Lynn
Gransons
Governors Guild and Hughes honor Hall of Fame in New York
In New York City the Hall of Fame tablets were unveiled with Governor Hughes and Governor Guild of Massachusetts delivering addresses. They honored Emma Willard, Mary Lyon, Maria Mitchell, John Paul Jones, Alexander Hamilton, Louis Agassiz, William Tecumseh Sherman, James Madison, John Quincy Adams, John Greenleaf Whittier and James Russell Lowell as wreaths were placed by participating societies. Governor Guild praised the enduring relevance of literature arts and sciences and spoke at Grant's tomb memorial services noting the need to maintain civic involvement and national pride.
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New York
Governor Hughes
Governor Guild of
Massachusetts
New York University
Emma Willard
Mary Lyon
Maria Mitchell
John Paul Jones
Alexander Hamilton
Louis Agassiz
William Tecumseh Sherman
James Madison
John Quincy Adams
John Greenleaf Whittier
James .Russell
Lowell
Hughes
Guild
Catholic Foresters Hold Requiem Mass at St Augustine’s
A solemn requiem high mass for deceased members of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters was held yesterday at 9 o'clock in St. Augustine's Church South Boston under St Augustine's Court. C F Buckley led the procession with clergy including Rev John J Harkins celebrating and Rev Francis Maley deacon.
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Order of Foresters
St. Augustine’s Court
St. Augustine's Church
South Boston
C. F. Buckley
John J. Harkins
Francis Maley
Michael C. Gilbride
Father Majey
South End Man Narrowly Escapes Auto Collision
Arthur E. Lawrence, 88, of 41 Dwight Street, was struck while crossing Huntington avenue at Irvington Street last night. He was hurled aside, sent to City Hospital with a left shoulder injury but escaped serious or fatal harm.
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Arthur E. Lawrence
Dwight Street
Huntington Avenue
Irvington Street
Lawrence
City Hospital
Postal Clerks Elect Officers at State Convention
At the Massachusetts State convention in Fitchburg Joseph M. Sharry of Worcester was unanimously re-elected president. Harry C. Washburn of New Bedford became first vice president, with John J. Ivers of Lowell as second vice president and J. E. Burns of Lowell as treasurer. T. F. McGillicuddy won the secretaryship after a spirited contest. A Johnsonia banquet followed with remarks by Congressman Charles Q. Tirrell and others on post office salaries and legislative needs.
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Fitchburg
Joseph M. Sharry
Worcester
Harry C. Washburn
New Bedford
John J. Ivers
Lowell
J. E. Burns
Energy
T. F. McGillicuddy
Johnsonia
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
McMahon
Hibbard
McMillan
Boudrot
Boston
Thomas J. Ames
New England Railway Postal Clerks’ Association
New England
Tirrell and Gardner
Crane
McEttrick Pushes Early Phone Inquiry to Highway Panel
Representative Michael J. McEttrick lauds the House for fast adoption of his order directing the Massachusetts Highway Commission to explain by June 4 why public hearings on telephone petitions have been delayed. He says the Post readers and its thousands of supporters press for timely, fair treatment and public accountability from the commission and telephone companies.
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Michael J. McEttrick
Post
Highway Commission
House
Commission
Mcattrick
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Fire damages Everett home on Timothy avenue
A fire of unknown cause broke out about 4 PM in the residence of Joseph Nickerson at 5 Timothy avenue Everett causing about 160 dollars in damage.
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Everett
Joseph Nickerson
Timothy Avenue
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Jack Rabbit
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A. Hemmenway, Jr
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Western
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Eleonora R. Sears
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Andrew Adie
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Mrs. L. A. Shaw
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Colonel Blaze
Harry Ll. Burrage
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Francis Peabody, Jr
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George Lewis, Jr
M. G. Flurry Knox
B. G. Chappie
Jessie G. Sherman
Br. m. Yvette
Mildred Cox
B. m. Melba
Arnold Scott
Mary T. Reed
Amy Peabody
Anne Nelson
Edwin S. Webster
Franklin R. Johnson
B. G. Soda
B. G. Cedric
George Lewis
Gr. G. Dover
Theresa Weld
George S. Mumford
R. S. Williams
Harry L. Burrage
Franklin HR. Johnson
Francis H. Burrage
H. A. Tucker
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M. F. H. Owaissa
Higginson
Will Edwards
J. T. Morgan
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Genesse
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Flurry Knox
Dover
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Samuel D. Parker
Arthur Stedman
George S. Mandell
Henry Lee Morse
Chestnut Hill Horse Show
Southwick
Duffy’s Pure
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Vets Parade
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GOV. Guild
Hall OF Fame
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Appomattox
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Catholic Foresters
Oswego
Cravenette
Sui
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street Cor
Beach &J
Rep. McEttrick
Appendine Co
West 70Th St
Jaynes Drug CO
Maine
Michigan State
New York State
Importers Branch, Ltd
Washington ST
JAS. J. Loughery & CO
Boston, Mass
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