Women’s A A dissolves petition to court
The Women’s Athletic Association of Boston petitions the Supreme Court to dissolve after paying all debts and distributing remaining funds to members. Organized in 1901 to promote athletic exercises, the group lists Sarah C. Wheelright Cohasset Ellen T. Bullard Boston and Evelyn G. Sears Waltham as a majority of its members.
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Women’s A. A
Women’s Athletic Association of Boston
Supreme Court
Sarah C. Wheelright
Cohasset
Ellen T. Bullard
Boston
Evelyn G. Sears
Waltham
Little Twin Killed by Broken Nursing Bottle
James Papouleus four months old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Papouleus of 125 Park Street Dorchester was buried at Holyhood cemetery Brookline. The twin died after a carriage tipped while he nursed from a bottle. A broken glass piece penetrated his skull and he died instantly.
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James Papouleus
Charles Papouleus
Park Street
Dorchester
Holyhood
Brookline
Little James
James Papouleur
May Loring Engaged to Samuel Vaughan of Beacon Street
Announcement by Mr and Mrs Augustus P Loring of Marlboro street that their daughter May Loring is engaged to Samuel Vaughan. The couple known from Boston society with May debuting in Paris to study singing. No wedding date set yet. engagement expected to be brief.
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Augustus P. Loring
Marlboro Street
Miss May Loring
Samuel Vaughan
Pride’s Crossing
Lorings
Miss Loring
Loring
Paris
Jean de Reszke
Ellen Gardner
George Augustus Gardner
John L. Gardner
George Howard Monks
George P. Gardner
Francie B. Boyer
Roger Wolcott
Vaughan
Myr
William Warren Vaughan
Ellen Parkman
Beacon Street
Mary E. Vaughan
Vincent Club
Harvard
End of New York garbage strike nears normalcy
New York reports the first week of the garbage collectors strike is over. Nearly 4000 workers kept city waste collected as strike-breakers operated with no interruption. Authorities say the strike is broken though reinstatements hinge on Monday civil service trial outcomes.
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New York
Dinner at Algonquin Club Honor Hatfield Campaign
Councillor Walter Glidden hosted a dinner at the Algonquin Club last night to personally compliment Charles E. Hatfield, chairman of the Republican State committee. About 20 Republicans attended, including Lieutenant Governor-Elect Robert Luce, other successful state ticket candidates, Speaker Joseph Walker, and associates from Hatfield’s campaign.
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Walter 8. Glidden
Algonquin Club
Charles E. Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Robert Luce
Joseph Walker
Hatfield
Shaw Cate Wedding Weds in Malden Ceremony
Minta R. Cate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Cate of 49 Crescent avenue Malden married last evening at 7 80 to Walter Jefferson Shaw son of Mrs. Ellen B. Shaw of Orono Maine. Rev H H French of the First Congregational Church of Malden officiated. Maid of honor Miss Rene E Barker of Boston and best man Franklin A Shaw brother of the groom.
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Minta R. Cate
George L. Cate
Crescent Avenue
Malden
Walter Jefferson Shaw
Ellen B. Shaw
Orono
H. H. French
First Congregational Church
Rene E. Barker
Boston
Franklin A. Shaw
To Believe Rheumatism Take Eimer Amends N Y 2851
An advertisement touts Eimer and Amends NY 2851 as a remedy for rheumatism. It claims strong recommendations from users and mentions T Metcalf Co Boston as the source, urging trial of the product.
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Eimer
Suit Lost Over Alleged Drunk Assailant at Globe House
Anton Simonson failed to prove his assailant was intoxicated and lost his $3500 claim against A. A. Conway & Co. proprietors of the Globe House Lowell. The injury came from John Norman during a hand and elbow game when Norman fell on Simonson, fracturing his ankle.
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Anton Simonson
A. A. Conway & Co
Globe House
Lowell
Simonson
John Norman
Norman
Post Commander of G. A. R. James Minot Dies at 68
Concord New Hampshire November 15 James Minot local banker and past department commander of the G A R died this noon aged 68 His widow Mrs Fannie Minot is past national president of the W R C
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Concord
N. H
James Minot
Fannie Minot
Reports say two captains lost in Gloucester gale
Captain Ernest Stevens reported the probable loss of crewmen William Griffin aged 60 and Reuben Rafuse 55 from his mackerel dragging sloop J. F. McMorrow. They were last seen offshore Thatcher's Island, their dory swamped by heavy seas and no trace found.
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Gloucester
Navy
Ernest Stevens
J. F. MaeMorrow
William M. Griffin
Reuben Rafuse
Thatcher's Island
Griffin
Rafuse
McMorrow
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