Society Notes On Ambassadors, Engagements And Receptions
Ambassador George von IL Meyer has sailed from New York aboard the Baltic to Liverpool with several dignitaries. Mrs Meyer and Mr and Mrs Francis Amory attended Admiral Prince Louis’s ball aboard the Drake. Fuller Potter’s engagement to Miss Mary Barton Atterbury is announced. Davenport Brown visits Washington for his fiancée while Miss Hazel Ellis tops Mardi Gras crowds. Mrs Edward Stickney Wood plans her return west and a Cambridge reception honors Miss Margaret Lord, sister of Miss Katherine Lord.
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George von IL. Meyer
America
Europe
New York
Baltic
Liverpool
Meyer
Francis T. Amory
Prince Louis of
Baitenbergz
Drake
Groton
Harvard
Fuller Potter
Eliphalet Nott Potter
Mary Barton Atterbury
Mr. Potter
I. N. Potter
Mr. Iruller Potter
Davenport Brown
Washington
Boston
Wood
Back Bay
Arthur Lord
Waterweather Street
Cambridge
Margaret Lord
Katherine Lord
More cash for the Petersens
The Post reports new contributions to the Petersens fund for the widow and children of Peter Petersen the Steeple Jack who died at work on the Christian Science Church. Donations include amounts from multiple locals and individuals such as 324 Washington street six dollars Wal tham 450 cents and others offering fifty cents or less.
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Peter Petersen
Jack
New Christian Science Church
Washington Street
M. C
G. M
Miss G. Hanson
J. Millan
Alice M. Eaton
Waltham
Charles J. Lennon
Carl A. Carlson
Olof T. Carlson
Tyler Morse Returns From Foreign Trip
Tyler Morse son of Mrs Leopold Morse of Commonwealth Avenue arrived on the steamship Ivernia Wednesday afternoon after five months abroad mostly in England and continental capitals He notably visited Berlin and four years ago made a hazardous Nile expedition through Abyssinia
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Tyler Morse
Leopold Morse
Commonwealth Avenue
Ivernia
England
Berlin
Morse
Bliow Nile
Abyssinia
Whitney Misquotes by Roosevelt Prompt GOP Tiff
A Massachusetts delegation of boot and leather manufacturers led by Governor W L Douglas met President Roosevelt to urge tariff repeal on hides. Roosevelt warned Congress must decide and criticized Whitney for misquoting him while stressing accuracy and written record.
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Washington
W. L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Congress
Curtis Guild, Jr
Pardon Committee Rejects Petition for J M Simmons
The pardon committee of the executive council heard G A R members on the petition for the pardon of James M Simmons sentenced Oct 27 1897 to 10 to 15 years in State Prison for felonious assault. The committee unanimously refused to recommend pardon. Mellan to discuss rate question with President Roosevelt in Washington.
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Executive Council
James M. Simmons
Mellen
New Haven
Whitney Denies Misrepresentation of President's Attitude
Mr Whitney insists he did not misrepresent the President and denies any intentional misrepresentation or wilful misunderstanding. He says he does not recall the president's claimed context and regrets the president feels misrepresentation occurred.
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Whitney
Fresh eggs rise as hens slow laying in market
Fresh eggs, already 42 cents a dozen, are predicted to climb higher in the local market. Producers report few eggs reaching stores as hens halt layings, with supply mainly from cold storage and limited from the West. If mild weather after Thanksgiving returns hens to laying, another winter like last year may be avoided.
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