Modern Ways of Crowding Then Out
In the rush of modern competition the young men crowd the old out. Paine's celery compound is touted as a nerve food and blood remedy used across the United States to tone the system regulate nerves and restore health. It claims rapid lasting cures for nervous debility rheumatism and kidney trouble and promotes rebuilding worn out parts with renewed strength. The ad urges trying Paine's celery compound for quick relief and overall vitality.
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Yfoung
Paine
Recital of Song at Central Church Aids Window Funds
A select audience filled Central Church for a recital of songs by Miss Priscilla White Miss Bertha M Cushing Mr A Thayer Mr Arthur W Wellington Mr George A Burdett and Miss Harriet A Shaw. The performance won hearty applause after each number with several encores. The recital supported a new window for the north transept suggested by the evangelists and titled Revelations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Church
Priscilla White
Bertha M. Cushing
A. Thayer
Arthur W. Wellington
George A. Burdett
Harriet A. Shaw
Deaths Without Warning in Everett and Boston
Charles N. Chadbourne 33 of 33 Hancock Street Everett died suddenly at his place of business 17 Faneuil Hall Square yesterday afternoon before aid. Undertaker Tinkham took charge. Thomas Coolidge 66 of 977 Harrison Avenue dropped dead yesterday at Harrison Avenue and Hume Man Street. His body was moved to his late home.
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Charles N. Chadbourne
Hancock Street
Everett
J. W. Smith
Faneuil Hall Enquare
Tinkham
Thomas Coolidge
Harrison Avenue
Hume- Man Street
Thieves and Highwaymen Harvest City Crime Spree
A wave of crimes reported across five districts included robbery and thefts. Suspects were arrested in several cases including a $30 clothing theft from John McNeil and a $20 diamond pin robbery from James Shultis. Additional robberies involved Lottie A Clarke, Kenneth McKenzie, Katherine Fay, Charlie B Thompson, and others. Two youths were held for attempted burglary.
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West Nd
South End
South Boston
Back Bay
Brighton
John McNeil
Co Road
Brookline
Division 14
John Anderson
Michael B. Sullivan
Brockton
S Sullivan
James Shultis
Boston
Sullivan
Boston & Albany
Foundry Street
Broadway Extension
Shultis
Division 6
Usp
Lottie A. Clarke
Boston, Revered & Lynn Railroad
Kenneth McKenzie
Cazenove Street
Chandler Street
Katherine EB. Fay
Westland Avenue
Station 16
Charlies B. Thompson
Joy Street
William H. Quimby
John Reynolds
Green Street
Quimby
Daniel Foye
James Martin
H. C. Mason
Reverend Brooks Fears Anarchy Follows Casson Strike Sermon
Lynn, Nov. 6 The Rev. Frederick Manning Brooks rector of the Church of the Incarnation publishes a letter opposing Rev. Casson’s General Electric iron moulders strike sermon. He warns that resisting employers breeds hard times and possible anarchy and praises Pullman and Carnegie for capital massing. Strikers denounce his view as urging workers to return to work at any price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Frederick Manning Brooks
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
Herbert N. Casson
General Electric Company
Labor Church
Mr. Brooks
Pullman
Chicago
Carnegie
Boston University Actes Lambda Charge Mock Initiation
The Lambda Charge of Theta Delta Chi held a mock initiation Monday evening and a true ceremony at 6 Ashburton Place yesterday. An 8 PM banquet at Hotel Bellevue featured toasts by Irving P. Fox Cecil B. Hurd Frederick C. Upham Frank T. Marsh and Charles T. Tuxbury with a poem by Herbert C. Sanborn. Robbins announced social committee appointments and a December college event while the senior class formed a debate canvassing committee led by Alice Mandell A. E. Wilder and D. L. Bigelow.
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Lambda Charge
Theta Delta Chi
Ashburn Ton Place
Hotel Bellevue
Raymond A. Robbins
Lambda
Ibda
New England Association
Irving P. Fox
Cecil B. Hurd
Frederick C. Upham
Boston Memorial Church
Dorchester
Frank T. Marsh
Charles T. Tuxbury
Herbert C. Sanborn
Robbins
Alice Mandell
A. E. Wilder
D. L. Bigelow
Veterans Install Officers At Charlestown Union Hall
The Veteran Temperance Union of Charlestown held a public installation at the YWCA Hall on Union Street. Past President H L Grant served as installing officer and installed the co president G e Jain, L McGeouch, secretary J O'Brien, treasurer O M Kimball, financial secretary Thomas Cottier, conductor J F Green, and watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Temperance Union of
Charlestown
Union Street
H. L. Grant
Meepresaen
G. E Jain
L. McGeouch
J. O'Brien
O. M Kimball
Thomas Cottier
J. F. Green
Trojans Defeat Williams Substitute Eleven 18 to 0
The Laureate Boat Club football eleven, representing Troy, defeated a Williams College substitute squad here today by 18 to 0. The two fifteen-minute halves produced a clear Trojan win with no notable incidents.
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Troy
Laureate Boat Club
Williams College
Sabre
Trojans
Are You Going South Aboard the Norwich Line
Hundreds travel to Atlanta or Florida using the Boston to New York Norwich Line. The nightly vestibuled steamboat expresses with steamers and orchestra dinners offer frequent service. Parlor car attached. leaves Boston at 7 15 p m weekdays. Tickets via L H Beaver 22 Washington Street.
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Atlanta
Florida
Norwich
Boston
New York
New England
Norwich Line
Steamboat Express
Summer Street
Mission leader to address YMCA on Sunday
The Rev. Frederick B. Alien, superintendent of the Episcopal City Missions, will speak to the Young Men's Christian Association this Sunday at 4 p.m. The brief address aims to inspire youth work and community service through the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Alien
Episcopal City Missions
Young Men's Christian Association
Militia Loyal Legion Dinner Hosts New Massachusetts Members
Several hundred veterans gathered at the American House for the Mil itary Order of the Loyal Legion Massachusetts Commandery meeting and dinner. General Charles H. Pierson presided as speakers Dr. Howard Everett Hale and Captain William A. Gile spoke on Maximilian in Mexico and the Battle of Bull Run. New members admitted include William Henry Brown, John Stevens Cooke, Grovenor Austin Curice, and others from Massachusetts and New Hampshire units.
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Military Order of the Loyal Legion
American House
Commandery of
Massachusetts
Charles H. Pierson
Howard Everett Hale
William A. Gile
Gile
Maximilian
Mexico
United States
Hale
Manassis
Bull Run
William Henry’ Brown
Eleventh
Massachusetts. Infantry
John Stevens Cooke
Twenty-eifth
Massachusetts Infantry
U. S. Vi
Grovenor Austin Cur‘ice
New Hampshire Infantry
Charles Anthony Puller
Maine Infantry
U. V
Edward Manning Gughee
Ninth
George Cromwell Houghton
New Hampshire Heavy Artillery
U. 8
Nathaniel Eustis Ladd
Fifty-fifth
William Henry Palmer
Third
New York Cavalry
Gideon Cer
Leutenant
Rhode Island Light Artillery
Zephaniah Talbot
Afet
Shisha Aoe
Joseph Walker
Percy
Panther
Will Daniel Eldredge
Nelsen Fair
Boston Bridegroom and Bride Tied in Grace Church
Miss Katherine McLane Tiffany daughter of Dr. Louis McLane Tiffany of Baltimore married Gordon Abbott of Boston in Grace P B Church. The ceremony drew relatives and friends including Seagneay Papiera, Whitney Wye, Idanne Abbott, and Dr. Owen of New York as ushers. Bridesmaids included Miss Tiffany of New York and Miss Gibson of Boston. The couple will reside in Boston on Commonwealth Avenue.
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Baltimore
Katharine McLane Tiffany
Louis McLane Tiffany
Gordon Abbott
Boston
Grace P B
A. C. Powell
Seagneay
Esere
Whitney
Wye
Wye and Idanne 2 Boston and Dr. Owen of New York Came Over With Mr. Idan Abbott
Miss Tiffany
New York
Miss Gibson
Madelene G Fingingell
Ra. Abbott Et
Commonwealth Avenue
Grace Simonton Twombley and Harry Lilley Dane wed
Nov 6 reading First Congregational Church united Grace Simonton Twombley daughter of W H Twombley and Harry Lilley Dane in a fashionable ceremony. Rev F S Adams officiated. Bridesmaids Frances A Ruggles Grace D Sweetser Florence Gray. Marion Dane Lilley maid of honor. Best man Fred W Dane. Ushers George Guppy Dearborn Franklin Twombley Lin Prentiss Philemon Carleton. Reception at 18 Highland street, Reading. They departed for a honeymoon.
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Reading
First Congregational Church
Grace Simonton Twombley
W. H. Twombley
New Eingland
Harry Lilley Dane
W. H. Jones & Co
Boston
New England
New York
F. 8. Adams
Frances ‘A. Ruggles
Grace’ D. Bweetser
Florence Gray
Melrose
Marion Dane Lilley
Washington, D. C
Fred W. Dane
George Guppy
Metrose
Mr. Dearborn
Swampscott
J. Franklin Twombley
H. Lin Prentiss
Philemon P. Carleton
W. & Twombiey
Highland Street
Ellis-Underwood Wedding at Trinity Church
Miss Angelina B Ellis daughter of General Ellis wed Mr W A Underwood in Trinity Church. Elegant decor of palms and white chrysanthemums framed the ceremony with ushers and bridesmaids including Miss Mary Eustis and Miss Gertrude Hesseltine. Guests listed from Boston and New York attended the reception in Hotel Vendome parlors until late.
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Angelina B. Ellis
T. C. Ellis
W. A. Underwood
Trinity Church
Mary Eustis
Gertrude
Marion Hesseltine
Josephine Isham
New York
Edna M. Ellis
John Dearborn
William Gay
Francis Gray
B. A. R. Revere
George M. Itcomb
Louis M. Clark
Elery Stedman
Robert Stedman
Manchester Donald Read
A. C. Ellis
Hotel Vendome Cing
A. 8. Austin
Aus
Charles H. Allen
Martin Bradford
Elisabeth Blood
Thomas Carroll
A. D. Bennet
L. A. Bennet
Allston Burr
M. Bend
Clark
N. M. Clark
George Clapp
Winthrop Coffin
H. R. Coffin
William A. Copeland
Hubbard-Creighton
Henry Cleaves, Jr
Reuben Colton
F. L. .Caine
L. P. Perrin
Stedman
M. Wiliams
J. @. White
Raymond Hayes
Percy Hodges
P. M. Harrington
C. J. Hough
A. Isham
Mise Isham
HH. M
William N. Lockwood
Es McClellan
William McClellan
H. & Nazoo
Mason Bride Marries Edwin L Stone at Watertown Church
Miss Lena Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs H P Mason wed Edwin L Stone at First Baptist Church Watertown with Rev B H Capen officiating. Ceremony at eight featured laurel palms chrysanthemums and a Lohen? line. Bride wore duchesse satin ivory gown with pearl trim and star of pearls. Attendants included Miss Bessie Brown maid of honor and four bridesmaids. Reception followed at the bride home and couple to reside on Russell Avenue after a brief honeymoon.
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Cupid
Lena ¥. Mason
H. P. Mason
Edwin L. Stone
First Baptist Church of Watertown
BH. H. Capen
Louis Goodwin
Walter C. Stone
F. D. Tarlton
N. Ladd Russell
George A. Mason
J. W. Stone
H. H. Davenport
Wilbur Rogers
Marguerite Brown
Mrs. Stone
Vendomen
Russell Avenue
Parsons Swain Wedding in Allston Home
Miss Anna Dilloway Swain and Charles J S Parsons wed at the Edward Swain home on Gardner Street Allston. The bride wore white satin with duchess lace. bridesmaids wore mermaid green silk. Rev John O Haaring officiated after an Episcopal service. the bride was given away by her father, with four ribbon bearers leading the bridal party.
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Emmanuel Church
Mary B. Wood
Percy L. L. Coombe
Edmund M. Wood
Clarence EB. Benedict
A. Paul Keith
John Corbett
Charles W. Berry
Charles 8. Johnson
Robert Harvard
Harvard
Dexter Wadsworth
Miss Wood
Blanche Arline Wood
Belle Reed
Maudias
Marion Whiton
Blanche Harwood
F. Urania
Woodman
Leighton
Parks
Weil
Newbury Street
Wood
Elegan
B. F. Keith
Edward Swain
Gardner Str
Allston
Anna Dilloway “Swain
Charles J. S. Parsons
Jace
Gertrude Woodbury
Arthur Parsons
John O. Haaring
Allston Congregational Church
Lillian Ray
Alice Cathcart
Besbie Parsons
Mary Eee
Walter
Fraternal League questioned by insurance commissioner
In Lynn Attorneys Niles and Carr urge scrutiny of a Boston based fraternal insurance group, the Fraternity League, now merged with the Order of Fraternal Aid. They allege mis off conduct, improper assessments, and delayed death benefit payments affecting Lynn policy holders and Shannahan beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Niles & Carr
Boston Ternity League
Order of Fraternal Aid
Supreme Officers
Boston
William H. Niles
Fraternaly League
Lynner
Michaél Shannahan
Wyman Street
Fraternity League
Shannahan
Marttin H. Shannahan
Boston Fraternity League
Martin Shannahan
Shattuck
Eae Aoe
Penattuck
Fraternal League
Shannehan
Insurance
Lydia Brayley Bent Sentenced for Polygamy in Lynn
Lydia F. Brayley of Lynn, better known as Lizzie F. Bent, was sentenced to two years in the House of Correction for polygamy. An indictment for baby farming was not pressed.
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Bent. Lawrench
Lydia F. Brayley
Lynn
Lizzie F. Bent
House of Correction
Boston Paper Trade Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Boston Paper Trade Association held its annual meeting last evening at the Hotel Brunswick. A dinner was served and prominent members delivered addresses to attendees.
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Boston Paper ‘Trade
Boston Paper Trade Association
Brunswick
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