Italian Reunion in Boston Hails Italy and Mascagni Affair
The Circolo Italiano held its 10th annual reunion at the Hotel Tuileries ballroom with Ambassador Edmondo Major des Planches as principal guest. He spoke on Rome as the capital of United Italy and praised figures like Cavour and Crispi while noting Rudini's prominence. the event included tributes to George P. Marsh and others, a lecture on Venice and pozzolana, and acknowledgments to Mr. Thayer and Mr. Willard for Italian honors.
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Hotel Tuileries
Edmondo Major Des Planches
Rome
United Italy
Signor Des Planches
Washington
Venice
Professor Nobili
Count Gaetani
Boston
Rocco Brindisi
William Rosco Thayer
Cambridge
Ashton R. Willard
Commonwealth Avenue
Victor Emmanuel
Thayer
Willard
Des Planches
Signor
Pietro Mascagni
Providence
Signor Mascagni
Ambassador Des Planches
Mascagni
United States
Gaetano Conti
Signor Badaracco
Geddes
Jocelyn
Boston University
Nathan Haskell Cole
Minton Warren
Louise Kidder
Charles H. Grandgent
Harvard College
Eva Channing
John L. Gardner
C. G. Ames
T. Russell Sullivan
Russell Codman
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Helen Leah Reed
Arthur Wellman Blake
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Torchlight Parade Backing Ward 17 Union Democratic Club
A large torchlight parade organized by the Union Democratic Club traversed Ward 17 last evening. About 300 supporters followed a military band bearing transparencies praising ward and municipal tickets led by John F. Murphy and George A. Flynn with alderman Timothy E. McCarthy and Common Council candidates John F. Hoar Theodore A. Glynn and Nicholas J. Healy. Participants denounced Tammany Curley ticket and accused outsiders of meddling in Ward 17. speeches by district leaders and lawyers fueled open-air rallies at Harrison avenue Hampden street Norfolk avenue and Marshfield street amid loud applause.
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John F. Murphy
George A. Flynn
Timothy E. McCarthy
John F. Hoar
Theodore A. Glynn
Nicholas J. Healy
Harrison Avenue
Hampden Street
Norfolk Avenue
Marshfield Street
Timothy B. McCarthy
John J. Mansfield
C. I. Quirk
James R. Flanagan
John P. Lonergan
Curley
Tammany
Carrie Nation to visit Harvard College today
Carrie Nation plans a Harvard College visit at 10 o clock. Students know of the event and will be on hand to greet her.
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Carrie Nation
Harvard
Woman Fired the Shots In Crowell Lodging House Case
Hlmer A. Smith, linked to a shooting at Mrs Crowell's lodging house in Portland Maine, was moved to Maine General Hospital. A revolver linked to a woman matching Miss Gertrude F Welch’s description was bought at G L Bailey's gun store. Authorities weigh whether Welch fired the shots or Smith did.
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Hlmer A. Smith
Marshal Sylvester
Frith
Smith
G. L. Bailey
Middle Street
Bailey
Gertrude F. Welch
Coler Seen Favored To Win New York Governor Race
New York voters await results as Democratic leaders express confidence Coler will win. Reported disclosures focus on the voting process and potential implications of the outcome.
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Coléer
Coffee Complexions and the Postum Cure
Mrs J L Stiles a teacher fell from pale weak and nervous to well after stopping coffee and drinking Postum Food Coffee instead. She claims coffee caused the illness and urges friends to switch, sharing her experience in letters. Caroline A Jones Houston Heights Tex endorses the tale.
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Caroline A. Jones
Houston Heights
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Shaker clue ties Perry murder to Worcester street find
Police pursue a shaker link in Miss McPhee's murder case. Lieutenant Carter removed a furnace grate and two large bags of cellar items to Somerville. Tenants deny seeing a shaker, but investigators insist it may have been discarded as useless before. They expect Perry to eventually confess to connect the shaker to the house.
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Agnes McPhee
P. B. Kiernan
P. W. Drew
D. D
Henry Marchant
Newton
Bowdoin Square
Pleasant Street
James Fountain
Boston
Station 3
Clark Place
Colunsel
Miss McPhee
Worcester Street
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Somerville
Move for Soderquist
A devoted wife and a loyal pastor press a legal move aiming to free John C. L. Soderquist from prison. Yesterday they filed the initial step in what they hope will become a victory in the case.
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John C. l. Soderquist
Mason to Resume Work at Mason & Hamlin Plant
Alan G. Mason will return to his duties at the Mason & Hamlin factory within a day or two, denying reports of a vacation or institutional confinement. Family spokesman says rumors of mental imbalance are false, noting he is nervous but showing improvement after confinement and recent rest with his family.
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Alan G. Mason
Mason & Hamlin
Alan
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