Concert Tonight at Tremont Temple Features Dwyer and Noted Soloists
Michael J. Dwyer former district attorney and famed Boston lawyer appears as tenor in a Tremont Temple concert program rich with Irish songs It's a Long Way to Tippecanery and other pieces Blanche Hamilton Fox contralto headlining with Dwyer Miss Hildegard Brandegee violinist and John A O'Shea organist will provide accompaniment and piano support in a varied program
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Michael J. Dwyer
Boston
Tremont Temple
Dwyer
Tipperary
Blanche Hamilton Fox
Boston Theatre
Hildegard Brandegee
John A. O'Shea
Mrs Buck Heads Home Missionary Society Leader
Providence November 18 Mrs Walter P Buck of Stafford Springs Conn was re elected president of the Women s Home Missionary Society of the New England Southern Methodist Episcopal Conference Also chosen were Vice president Mrs Frank B Lawton Providence and corresponding secretary Mrs Albert W Rogers New London Conn
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Buck
Home Missionary Society
Providence
Walter P. Buck
Stafford Springs
Conn
Women's Home Missionary Society
New England Southern Methodist Episcopal Conference
Frank B. Lawton
Albert W. Rogers
New London
Worsted Company Adjudged Bankrupt in Providence
The Smith Field Worsted Company, after filing a voluntary bankruptcy petition, was adjudged bankrupt. Liabilities were $181,105.19 and assets $172,483.18.
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Providence
Smithfield
Judge Wait Uses a Tack to Teach Testimony
Judge William Cushing Wait of the Superior Court presided over the Baker vs Wellesley Gravel Co case in a lesson styled courtroom demonstration. He asked a witness to imagine a tack on his chair to illustrate narrative versus exclamatory testimony. The scene drew amused spectators as the judge and counsel traveled to Wellesley Hills for a first-hand view before resuming proceedings.
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Quimby
Ing
Young America Hood
Sheffield
William Cushing Wait
Superior Court
Helen I, Baker
Wellesley Hills
Wellesley Gravel Company
Massachusetts
Mabel Dixon
Newton
Wellesley
Wait
Baker
Equity
Pioneer Axe Exhibited At Massachusetts State Fair
The Pioneer Axe, Civil War relic carried across campaigns from 1862 to 1865, is on public display at the Massachusetts Women's Relief Corps fair in Tremont Temple. Veterans John N. Titus and M. A. Littlefield led the axe’s march, while speakers from DAR and related groups addressed a packed hall.
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Massachusetts Women's Relief Corps
Gilbert and Lorimer Halls
Tremont Temple
John N. Titus
Sutton
M. A. Littlefield
Milford
Freight Conductor Shot by Robber in Train Caboose
William J. Reynolds a Chicago and Northwestern freight conductor was fatally shot by a robber who boarded the caboose just after leaving Bradgate Iowa. The incident occurred on the night of November 18 as the freight train approached Eagle Grove.
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Eagle Grove
William J. Reynolds
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Caboose
Bradgate
The European War and Holstein Cattle
War fears sent European stocks down and shut exchanges to prevent ruinous losses. Amid the turmoil Holstein cattle offer dependable investment for milk and butter, with the Holstein-Friesian breed dominating production records. The Holstein-Friesian Association invites readers to request their booklet The Story of Holstein Milk.
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Europe
AF L Calls for Mine Operator Action in Colorado Strike
The American Federation of Labor at its annual convention urged the President to press Colorado coal operators to comply with the federal settlement plan. If refused, a federal receiver should operate the mines in the people’s interest under supervision. The convention expressed support for strikers and adopted other resolutions.
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Philadelphia
American Federation of Labor
United States
Colorado
Executive Council
Federation
Gompers
Montana
Steamboat Inspection Service
May destroy Cove Street Bridge to settle long dispute
Mayor Curley proposed closing Cove Street Bridge over New Haven tracks to end a costly city railroad dispute. Street commissioners plan a Dec. 20 hearing. Removing the bridge could avoid a 450 000 dollar judgment, with interest about 706 000 dollars, possibly reaching over a million if litigated.
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New Haven
Cove Street
Curley
Ladies' Night Observed by Winthrop Council
Winthrop Council K of C observed Ladies Night marking the organization’s Mth anniversary. A concert from 8 to 9 by the Liszt Sextet drew praise from about 500 attendees at the municipal building on East Broadway South Boston, followed by dancing.
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Winthrop Council
Mth
Municipal
East Broadway
Boston
Your Stomach May Be to Blame
An advice column urges readers not to blame cooks for indigestion and suggests stomach weakness as the cause. Dyspept tablets are recommended as a pleasant aid, useful for sour stomach wind heartburn and nausea. Buy a box at a druggist's for a quarter.
Miss Lou Page Weds Col Henry Hastings in Brookline
Miss Lou Page of Newport New Hampshire married Colonel Henry Hastings at 1236 Beacon Street Brookline. The Rev James Alexander officiated with Frank Sayles of Pawtucket Rhode Island as best man. A small reception followed for close friends.
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Lou Page
Col
Henry Hastings
Newport
N. H
Beacon Street
Brookline
James Alexander
Frank Sayles
Pawtucket, R. 1
Maine Hotel Men Elect Officers
In Bangor on November 18 the Maine Hotel Proprietors Association elected officers led by T. Emerson of Augusta as president and F. L. Blinn of Brunswick as vice president. Directors include W. T. Emerson of Augusta Harry A. Chapman of Bangor W. F. Cook of Waterville N. L. Jackson of Bath W. Stuart Maher of Portland E. M. Blanding of Bangor serves as secretary and treasurer.
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Bangor
Maine Hotel Proprietors’ Association
T. Emerson
Augusta
F. L. Blinn
Brunswick
W. T. Emerson
Harry A. Chapman
W. FP. Cook
Waterville
N. L. Jackson
Bate
W. Stuart Maher
Portland
E. M. Blanding
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COL Store
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Drummer’ S Boys
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Hamburg
Haldwin
Hodgman
Balmaraan Wu
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Vo Tech
Ted Flo
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Baosement
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Cever
Barre
Ane
China
Judge Wait
Pioneer Axe
The
Holstein-Friesian Association
Brattleboro, Vermont
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Aston
Carter, Carter , Meigs
Eastern Drug Co
Gilman Bros
Position On Immigration
Canada
Workers of America
Cove ST. Bridge
Winthrop
Maine Hotel
Posner
Anama
Repps
ALL America Shoe Shop
Summer St
Tremont St. Willson’s Shoe Shop
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John T. Connor CO
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Doz
Henfield
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Lite
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Be Sugar
Lt. Brown
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