Worcester Academy Expels Three Students Over Smoking
Three Worcester Academy students are expelled for smoking inside Worcester city limits. The expelled youths are Ross B. Piles of Seattle Washington, Herbert Alfred Sweet of Bridgewater Massachusetts, and George Washington Aldridge Jr. of Rochester New York. Aldridge’s trunk is shipped home.
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Ross B. Piles
Seattle
Wash
Herbert Alfred Sweet
Bridgewater
Mass
George Washington
Aldridge
Rochester
Beatrice Young Reunited With Father Delayed by Immigration
Sealed death and sea passage leave 8 year old Beatrice Young in detention at Wong wharf after her mother Mary Young dies of pneumonia en route on the Allan line Laurentian. Authorities await word from her Ohio father Alexander S. Young before she can depart. Neal Norton offered to take the girl to Cleveland but immigration rules stall the plan.
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Wong Wharf
Beatrice Young
Alexander S. Young
South
Lorraine
Ohio
Beatrice
Allan Line
Laurentian
Smith
Mary Young
Cleveland, Co
Neal Norton
Norton
Mr. Young
Mary Anthony Awakens After Five Weeks Unconscious
After more than five weeks in a City Hospital bed Miss Mary Anthony of Caze nove street regained consciousness and spoke rationally for the first time since being struck by an automobile. Doctors note her strong constitution and skilled care aided by surgeons, with expectations she may leave the hospital in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anthony
Cazenove Street
City Hospital
Miss Anthony
East
Jackson Custody Case Moves to Forfeit Father’s Claim
Dr John S Jackson of Spokane Washington files for custody of his five year old son and to restrain the mother from interference. The case follows ongoing divorce proceedings noting Mary Jackson’s residence dispute and custody petition.
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Mary
Jackson
Spokane
Wash
Fboston
John S. Jackson
Jacks
Prayer Answers: Widow Dies While Praying With Husband
In Bellefontaine Ohio on November 18 a widow clasped the corpse of her husband Nicholas Williams and prayed to die beside him. She died as she spoke the words, after his death from blood poisoning. she had been ill and requested to join him in death.
Annual Reunion of Division 5 A O H
Tomorrow evening in Cypress Hall Cambridge Division 5 A O H will hold its annual reunion and ball. Division 5 is among the oldest divisions in the state, and this will be the 371st reunion. A special feature is an exhibition drill by the degree staff of the Ladies Auxiliary Division 26 AO T of Waltham.
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Cypress T[lall
Cambridge
A. O.1r
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. QO. T
Waltham
Jury Trial Opens Over Swan Estate Dispute
Judge Sheldon dismissed the bill in equity with costs then revived the case to be tried before a jury. Administrators allege an ante nuptial contract valued at 2000 dollars for the widow's share, while Mrs. Swan says the sum was a gift. The Swans wed in 1599. he was 70, she 25.
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Sheldon
Supreme Court
Harvey J. Swan
Waltham
Linda M. Swan
Swan
Lawrence man granted divorce after wife rifling pockets
Lawrence, Nov. 18. David Walker was granted a divorce because his wife persisted in going through his pockets at night.
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Lawrence
David Walker
Worcester students revolt after expulsions over smoking
Professor Alfred M. Dame expels students Piles, Sweet, and Aldridge for smoking on a principal Worcester street prompting a campus uproar. Seniors and juniors are told to smoke off campus or in the country, while authorities insist smoking is prohibited in city and on campus.
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Alfred M. Dame
Worcester
N. B. Bradbent
Flemington
N. J
Aldridge
Dame
Clergy Discuss India Work and Caste Barriers in Boston Meeting
At a weekly Congregational gathering in Boston, Rev. F S Hatch of Newton compared Indian caste ranks noting Brahmins hold power. He argued Indian railroads and courts are not harms but reflect a need for moral instruction from colonial governance. J Chandler of Madura described favorable omens for newspapers and cautious optimism about India's path ahead.
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India
F. 8S. Hatch
Newton
Hatch
Watch. J
Chandler
Madura
Clergy Discuss Church Movement and Early Christian Tests
Dr C A Cook chairman of the committee on Christian stewardship addressed the Baptist Association on The Progress of the Movement in the Churches. Rev E E Williams pastor of the Baptist Church at Randolph presented an interesting paper on The Early Tests of Christ and Christianity.
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C. A. Cook
Committee On Christian Stewardship
The
Baptist Association
E. E. Williams
Baptist Church
Randolph
Discussion at Wesleyan Hall on Central Labor Union stance
After Professor Franklin Hamilton spoke at Wesleyan Hall about the new American University, a discussion followed on the Central Labor Union stance. Rev J F Allen proposed a six point article on Christ law in deliberations liquor dealer membership and pay cuts. Debates ended with a large vote to table, leaving nine delegates' fate uncertain.
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Wesleyan Hall
Franklin Hamilton
New American University
Roosevelt
Washington
Central Labor Union
J. F. Allen
Park Avenue
Somerville
Galbraith
Boston
T. C. Watkins
Milford
Universalist Literature focus discussed by Dr Bisbee
Dr Frederick Bisbee spoke on Universalist Literature before clergy of the denomination. He addressed present day publications in Universalism and other denominations and their social uplift and humanitarian themes. Dr Powers, Dr Perkins, and Dr Roblin offered opinions in discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bisbee
Kiss On Frosty Porch Causes Injury in Killingworth
James Brackett kissed his sweetheart Miss Hattie Leonard at her Killingworth home when he slipped on frost on the porch. Both tumbled down the steps and Brackett suffered a broken collar bone.
Marriage Interrupted as Groom Arrested in New Haven
Maxwell Schmidt of New York and Esther Svirski of New Haven were interrupted at their wedding when detectives arrested Schmidt on a fugitive from justice warrant from New York.
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New Haven
Conn
Maxwell Schmidt
New York
Esther Svirski
Courtship as School Course
Illinois official suggests public schools include courtship and marriage in the curriculum using plays like The Courtship of John Alden and Romeo and Juliet to train students in love making and moral conduct, citing classic and modern examples from literature and theater.
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John Alden
Francis G. Blair
Illinois
Chicago English Club
Blair
Michel Angelo
Victoria Collona
Marguerite
Faust
Tanner
Candida
Robert Chambers
Mr. Blair
William Barret
Newburyport
Strephon
Eliza
Everett Truckman Attacked For $50 000
The property of Stephen C. Currier, a truckman from Everett, was attached for $50,000 at the suit of Jennie Paul of Boston in a tort action. The plaintiff, acting as next friend for a 12 to 13 year old child, alleges the child was run over by one of Currier’s wagons on Oct 14.
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Stephen C. Currier
Everett
Jennie Paul
Boston
Lunch Cart Rights in Adams Square Supreme Court Fight
Hugh J. Morrison longtime Adams square lunch cart operator battles the Commonwealth in the Supreme Court over the right to vend coffee and sandwiches on a public street. Morrison was previously found guilty in 1905 for obstructing Adams square and now appeals the decision. The Commonwealth contends no street use for private enterprise exists without explicit legislative grant.
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Hugh J. Morrison
Adams Square
Supreme Court
The
Commonwealth
Morrison
atTvate
Holy Name Club to Host Smoke Talk and Lecture
Members of South Boston's Holy Name Club will hold a Thursday smoke talk with James Fahy delivering an interesting lecture. A large vocal and instrumental program is arranged with William Troy and William Haley, the noted comedian and storyteller, set to perform.
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Holy Name Club
South Boston
James Fahy
William Troy
William Haley
Skin food recipe for rosy skin and youth glow
A historic skin treatment prescribes purchasing Rose Water Spirits of Cologne and crystallized Sartoin dissolving in hot water then cooling and adding rose water and Cologne. The mixture is sealed in an airtight container and applied daily with massage until a permanent rosy skin tint is achieved, lasting about a month. Powders and cosmetics are deemed unnecessary with consistent use.
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Cologne
Death of Lieutenant Amasa Guild in Dedham
Lieutenant Amasa Guild, 67, a well known Dedham resident, died this morning at his home, 117 Court Street, of heart failure.
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Dedham
Amasa Guild
Court Street
White Hand Society Forms to Fight Black Hand Rackets
In Chicago on November 18, Italian professionals and businessmen formed the White Hand Society to counter the Black Hand menace. The group vows a war of extermination against the Mano Nera network as bold blackmailings increase.
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White Hand Society
Chicago
Mano Bianca
White Hand
Mano Nera
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