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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1909

Page

7

Editor Pier Weds Miss Hall Today at Trinity Church

Bishop Lawrence will officiate at the 8:30 p.m. wedding of Miss Elise Riche Hall daughter of Mrs. Richard J. Hall of 31 Bay State Road to Arthur Stanwood Pier associate editor of Youth's Companion. Bridesmaids include Miss Harrington Dalton Gray Channing Wigglesworth. Roy Pier best man. Thomas Hall will give the bride away. Ushers listed include Dr. Poole Winthrop Pier Flandrau Abbott Peters Gaugengigl Johns Warren Forbes and Young.

Bishop Lawrence Trinity Church Elise Riche Hall Richard J. Hall Bay State Road Arthur Stanwood Pier Youth Benjamin Loring Young Elizabeth Harrington Helen Dal

Executors Seek Guidance Over Lynch Estate Sea Collision Funds

In a Boston case the executors of Eugene Lynch face distribution questions from a $20,000 residue tied to the death of Lynch and his wife in the Republic Florida collision. Heirs contend the Mary E Lynch trust lapses and favors them, while others urge payment to Mrs Lynch executors or to the Bickford Lynch trust for its beneficiaries.

Eugene Lynch Boston Republic Florida Lynch Europe Mary E. Lynch

Newton Woman Sues Over Son’s Death at Textile Plant

Mrs. Fannie P. Byrne of Newton sues Andrew Able, Saxony Worsted Co officer, for $10,000 in Middlesex County Court East Cambridge claiming her son John P. Byrne was killed through the company’s neglect.

Fannie P. Byrne Newton Andrew Able Saxony Worsted Company Middlesex County Court East Cambridge John P. Byrne

Suffragists Win Victory in New York Board Appointment

Mayor George B. McClellan named three women to the Board of Education in New York, marking a key victory for suffrage groups and fulfilling a major demand.

New York George B. McClellan Board of Education

British Charitable Society to Meet Tonight at Young's Hotel

The 94th annual meeting of the British Charitable Society will be held this evening at Young's Hotel. Officers will be elected and a report on the British charity ball will be presented.

British Charitable Society Young's Hotel

Jury Signs For Cassidy Pardon

A petition for absolute pardon for attorney James T. Cassidy, recently released on parole from Deer Island House of Correction, is before Governor Draper for approval as the jury that convicted him signs.

James T. Cassidy Deer Island House of Correction Draper

Protest Against Bird Law At Millinery Trade Meet

New York November 3 A protest against protective legislation for birds not propagated in the United States will be registered at the Millinery Jobbers Association meeting in New York. Delegates from the U S millinery trade will attend as the congress runs tomorrow through Friday and Saturday.

New York Millinery Jobbers’ Association United States

Fairbanks May Be Minister to China Believed

Former Vice President Fairbanks now in Burmah with Mrs. Fairbanks on a world trip has been proposed to Secretary Knox as minister to China by Senator Cullom chair of the Senate foreign relations committee. The suggestion has broad approval wherever heard.

Washington, D. C Fairbanks Burmah Knox China Cullom Senate

Archbishop criticizes modern college football in favor of association game

Philadelphia Archbishop Ryan denounces current college football as barbarous and calls for abolition. He advocates playing association football, the form played in his college days, where players kick the ball rather than collide.

Philadelphia Ryan

Schooner Sarah E. Lee Reaches New Bedford After Seven Gales

New Bedford reports the schooner Sarah E. Lee arrives after a 46 day voyage from Fogo Cape Verde Islands. Captain Pinna recounts seven severe gales and continuous pumping by crew and passengers during the Atlantic crossing.

New Bedford Fogo Cape Verde Islands Sarah E. Lee Pinna Atlantic

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