Man Killed in Shawmut Avenue Auto Crash
Michael Belanien an 88 year old fruit store owner residing at 275 Shawmut avenue died after being struck by an outward bound automobile on Shawmut avenue near Hanson street yesterday afternoon about 4 o clock. The car owned by William M. Bunting from the Hotel Somerset carried Fred F. Wodell who was driving. Belanien and a Greek companion operated the fruit store for years at the corner. The occupants of the car were exonerated from blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Belanien
Shawmut Avenue
Hanson Street
City Hospital
William M. Bunting
Somerset
Mr. Bunting
Fred F. Wodell
Belanien
Suffrage discussion cites family strain and sex politics
The study class at 585 Boylston street under Mrs. Charles Park debated suffrage issues. Speakers argued that a man must support his family and that sex antagonism and suffrage oppose each other, with Miss Alice Stone Blackwell contributing a paper debunking anti-suffrage arguments.
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Boylston Street
Charles Park
Alice Stone Blackwell
South
Suffragists and Antis Debate Home and Labor Roles
In a packed audience suffragists and antis debated gender roles. Susan B. Anthony oratorical remarks highlighted labor costs of bread and clothing, domestic service value, and statistics on Massachusetts households to argue women’s rights without blaming women for economic ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Despondent Man Dies After Loss Of Fox Terrier Dog
Alfred Lindstrom a marine fireman and member of the Marine Fireman's Union of Newport News Va killed himself after his fox terrier disappeared He was found in Merchants alley rear of 337 North Street with a 32 calibre revolver nearby Lindstrom lately arrived from Baltimore on the Concord and lodged at 49 Fleet Street He had a London family and had planned to go to New York yesterday morning The loss of his dog drove him to take his own life.
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Alfred Lindstrom
Merchants’ Alley
North Street
Lindstrom
Marine Fireman’s Union
Newport News
London
Eng
Baltimore
Concord
Fleet Street
New York
Automobile Man Takes a Bride in Newton Centre
R. R. Ross and Mrs. Edith Hiller of New York wed at their new home 688 Commonwealth avenue Newton Centre last night. Rev W B Noyes conducted the ceremony with the bride given away by her son John A Hiller.
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R. R. Ross
Edith Hiller
New York
Commonwealth Avenue
Newton Centre
W. B. Noyes
Congregational Church
John A. Hiller
Chester Estes
Rockland
Elmer H. King
Boston
Canada
Mrs
Ross
Mr. Ross
Fiat Automobile Company
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Portland
St. Floor
Goodyear
Horlick
Horlick’s
Georges New
Miss Blackwell
DR. King
R. King
Thomas Jferson King
Boston F
Enesday
Tegel
New England
Mnest Resta
Nia
Poatever
Ana
Milford
Yankee Brand
Golden Crown Canada
Vnane
Swift
PRIDE
Hamilton
Hobby Brand
Wisconsin
Diana
E. J
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Meg Ey ‘ Noe
City Hall
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Howard
Medwest
Prince de Brasso
Leece
Italy
Biwee
Contra
Grist Mill
Bdottie
Muscatels
Libby
Peter
Honolulu
Jozen
Maine
R. R
New B
LL. C
Winorr
Stewart’s
Ford
Takhoma
Sunshine Bakery
Danahy
Westp
Red Cross
Lewes
Borax
Seidlitz
Daggett & Ramsdell’s Cold Cream
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Wrisley's
Hanson Jenks Cold Po
Erwins, Wrisleys
Lundborgs
Piper
Zoc Lundborg
Lundborg
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Pebecca
Geer’s
Requa’s
Arnica
Kondon’s
Kemp’s
Sale Se
Colgate
Wrisley’s
Physicians and Surgeons
Toyland
Hubbard
Buchanan
Hepatica Reg
Pristle
Levy
Requa
Carter
Asyuve Bromo Seltzer Seer
California
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Birt
Lambert
Lydia Pinkham
Newbro
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Siegel
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MBO
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