Women Win Nominations as Loyal Republicans Push Board Seats
The Loyal Women of American Liberty led by Mrs. Eliza Trask Hill forced a Republican municipal convention in Wesleyan Hall to nominate candidates for the School Board. The meeting, with a stormy vote, replaced some choices, naming Dr. James A. McDonald, Dr. Otis Marion, Edward H. Dunn, and others, while opposing Edward Everett Brown and pushing Mrs. Fifield’s bid. The Democratic aldermanic committee also named a ticket plan with a subcommittee to finalize selections. Ex-Representative Jeremiah J. Donovan withdraws from the Workingmen’s League slate.
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Loyal Women of American Liberty
Maccabe
Atwood
Patriotic Order
Eliza ‘Trask Hill
McDonald
Marion
Mr. Wolf
Dr. Courtney
Brown
Butler
Russell
Independent Women
Eliza Trask Hill
Bromfield Street
William H. Bowdlner
Charles Fleischer
Frank E. Bateman
Edward H. Dunn
Edward W. Philbrick
Samuel B. Courtney
Otis Marion
Henry D. Huggan
Emily A. Fifield
MacDonald
Dr. Marion
Edward I. Aldrich
Fifield
Jeremiah J. Donovan
Workingmen’s Political League
League
Farmer Shoots Self in Crowded North Wales Station
John Schweigert a 60 year old farmer and cattle dealer from near North Wales Montgomery county was driven to suicide by the sheriff’s seizure at the North Wales station. He shot himself twice in front of a large crowd and died within minutes.
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Philadelphia
John Schweigert
North Wales
Montgomery County
Schweigert
A O U W Members Discuss New Assessment Plan
Committees from A O U W lodges in several areas and Rhode Island gathered at the American House to review the officers plan for a new assessment. Over 100 attendees attended led by Edward MacDonald with W W Smith as recorder. The meeting did not endorse the plan yet officials withheld details from the press to avoid public dissatisfaction.
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Rhode Island
American House
Edward MacDonald
W. W. Smith
Canadians in Brazil Suffer On Voyage And Arrival
A Montreal man recounts the ordeal of Cana dians who traveled to Brazil last September. They faced starvation, crowded emigration barracks, and bleak living conditions with limited work prospects. English and French consuls intervened to improve shelter and food. many hoped to return home.
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New York
Montreal
Brazil
Arthur Owen
Santos
Sao Paulo
Buenos Ayres
Sao Pulo
Owen
Canada
Diverse religious and civic events across Boston on Sunday
Tremont M E Church hosts praise service at 10 45 am with ministers from several denominations. Public services at Tremont Temple New Old South Church and South Congregational Church. Reunion of Old St Patrick’s parish at Armory West Newton Street. Dinners and receptions at Y M C A Wells Memorial Institute Armenian and Italian church events. Community dances and club gatherings at Cotillon Hall Seerley Hall Monument Hall.
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United Praise Service
Tremont M. E
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
United Services
New Old South Church
South Congregational Church
Dudley Street Baptist Church
A. m
St. Patrick's
Armory Building
West Newton Street
Berkeley Temple
Y. M. C. Union
Boston Theosophical
Homestead Hall
Washington Street
Father Field
Nak Church of St. John, the Evangelist
Wells Memorial Institute
Waltham Street
Little Wanderers
Cristoforo Colombo
St. Mark's
Globe Newsboys
Faneuil Hall
At the Altar Wood Memorial Church Wedding
Miss Alice E Short and the Rev Andrew Campbell were married at Wood Memorial Church Cambridge last evening. The ceremony was conducted by Rev I W Sneath with guests from multiple churches. The bride wore white lansdown with duchess lace. maid of honor Mary H K Short wore pink albatross. Best man Elroy S Stover. Reception at 64 Columbia Street. Ushers included James Dunlop James Bolton William Short William K Campbell and Wilson Campbell. The couple will reside in Deerfield Massachusetts where Campbell serves as pastor.
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Wood Memorial Church
Cambridge
Alice E. Short
Andrew Campbell
I. W. Sneath
Mary HK. Short
Elroy S. Stover
Columbia Street
James Dunlop
James Bolton
William Short
William Kelso
William K. Campbell
Wilson Campbell
Miss Margaret Callahan Weds Joseph McNamee at St James
Yesterday morning Miss Margaret Teresa Callahan married Joseph Bernard McNamee at St James Church. Rev Father McQuaid led nuptial mass with Haydn mass as choir music. Ushers were John Rawlins Charles Gavin Timothy McGrath Thomas Gorman. Maids of honor were Dollie and Alice Shaw. The bride wore white duchess satin with pearl lace and lilies of the valley. Reception followed at 109 Hudson Street.
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Margaret Teresa Callahan
Cornelius Callahan
Joseph Bernard McNamee
St. James's Church
Father McQuaid
Haydn
John T. Rawlins
Charles P. Gavin
Timothy J. McGrath
Thomas J. Gorman
Dollie
Alice Shaw
Helen A. Callahan
Hudson Street
Mullen Hews Couple Wed at St Marys Cambridge
Miss Elia F Hews and Robert E Mullen were married yesterday at St Marys Church Cambridge Rev Father Mundy officiated Miss Mary White was bridesmaid and Frederick L Mullen best man The bride wore brocaded satin and Bride roses The brides maid wore white brocaded silk and chrysanthemums A wedding breakfast followed at 17 Oak Street and the couple will reside after a wedding tour at the corner of Carlisle and Prospect Streets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia F. Hews
Robert EB. Mullen
St. Mary's Church
Cambridge
Father Mundy
Mary White
Frederick L. Mullen
Mary Hews
Oak Street
Carlisle
Prospect Streets
Andrews-Ware Wedding at Cathedral Ends In Dorchester Residence
George W. Andrews and Grace M W Ware wed at the Cathedral last evening. A reception followed at the groom’s parents’ Sharon street home. The Amicitia Whist Club gave a present. The couple will reside at 94 Ardmore street Dorchester.
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George W. Andrews
South End
Grace M. W. Ware
Sharon Street
Amicitia Whist Club
Mrs. Andrews
Armadine Street
Dorchester
Civil Service Rules Reach Navy Yard at Kittery
Considerable agitation follows the announcement that all navy yard employees at Kittery including foremen and mechanics are now under civil service regulations.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Kittery
Boston Amusement Season Heralds Variety of Shows
The article previews Boston matinees and evening runs led by Miss Nethersole in A Daughter of France and Camille, Bret Harte's Sue at the Museum, and the final nights of Chimmie Fadden at Park Theatre. It notes Italian opera innovations by Mapleson, new artists, Mrs. Leslie Carter in The Heart of Maryland, Bronson Howard's Old Love Letters, Willard at Tremont, and varied bills at Keith's Castle Square and other venues with dates and cast highlights.
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Hollis Af Ser
Isaac B. AI
Ewell Week
Olga Nethersole
France
Maryland
Hollis
Miss Nethersole
Camille
Bret Harte
Sue
Joseph Haworth
Annie Russell
Boston
Museum
New
Imperial Opera Company
Metropolis
Andrea Chenier
Giordano
Colonel Mapleson
Signors Bimboni
Tango
Naples
Colonel Mapieson
Signora Bonaplata- Bau
Mme
Huguet
Signora Parsi
Sofia Secalchi
Violette
Susan Strong
Prime Dome
Heart of Maryland
Leslie Carter
Middleman
E.S. Willard
Tremont Theatre
Mr. Willard
Professor
Keith
Bronson Howard
Eben Plympton
Agnes Proctor
Amusement Enterprises
Weber
Lothrop
New England
Floy Crowell
Lettie le Vyne
Living Pictures
Midgeley
Our Boys
Grand Opera House
Alio
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Giacomo
The
New York Mirror
Excelsior, Jr
Bijou Opera House
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Baron Chevrial
Oppenheimer
Eden Musee
Shiek Hadj
Express thieves plunder South End and district
Inspectors caught William Quinlan 24 of 68 Pleasant Street in the act of taking two dozen hat boxes from P J Powers's express wagon. Jose Lannartz 40 with no home was arrested for stealing twenty six dozen neck ties from Boston and Portland Despatch wagons. Kilpatrick's Highland express reported two bundles stolen at Canton and Washington streets containing a sealskin cape and six quarts of whiskey.
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iLate
McGarr
Wise
P. J. Powers
William Quinlan
Pleasant Street
Glidden and
Tryder
Jose Lamariz
Boston & Portland Despatch Express
Lannartz
Kilpatrick
Highland Express
Canton
Washington Streets
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Dr. MacDonald
Joseph J. Corbett
Nat J. Robinson
Chaiir
P. J. Kennedy
John F. Fitzgerald
William Ss. McNary
John H. Donovan
William J. Kennedy
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James A. MacDonald
Dr. Collins
Samuel Borofsky
John J. Gartland, Jr
Francis L. Coolidge
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Fred A. Dowd
Charles V. Casey
P. T. Nickerson
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Joseph Hurt
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