Entertain Cuban Women Visits Boston Programs
Two Havana Women’s Club delegations will be entertained in Boston with programs arranged by the New England Women’s Press Club and a reception at the Food Exposition via Paul Revere Mall. Mrs Myra B Lord leads the Cuba club events with Mrs George W Perkins and Miss Georgie Bacon assisting on Saturday rig.
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Havana
Cuba
Women's Club
Boston
Women's Press Club
el Somerset
Paul Reverell
Mechanics Building
Myra B. Lord
Cub
George W. Perkins
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgie Bacon
National Federation
Hat Sale Ad Yields Fifty Dollars Stolen
Oscar Jacobson runs a hat shop at 50 Green Street West End. He placed a dollar bill in each of 75 hats for a sale. A thief drilled the plate glass window used a hook and nippers to remove 50 dollars from as many hats. He escaped with 25 dollars left. Jacobson plans to revert to signs for future sales.
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Oscar Jacobson
Green Street
West End
Jacobson
Joy Street
Mother Seeks Court Aid to Prevent Family Separation
Winnifred Glines of this city petitions the Superior Court to prevent separation from her four children allegedly threatened by her husband William A. Glines. She also seeks a divorce, though the petition has been pending for some time.
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Superior Court
Winnifred Glines
William A. Glines
Waiter Seeks Fitness to Rejoin French War Effort
Leon Kuntz, a waiter at Hotel Touraine, mournfully recalls his failed army exam in Paris after returning from France. Born there, he loves his homeland and hopes to improve his physique to pass the test and rejoin the war if it continues, then return to Paris.
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Leon Kuntz
Touraine
France
Kuntz
Paris
Funeral Held for Mrs Sise of Medford
Edith Sise widow of Albert I Sise died Wednesday on her 79th birthday. The Medford resident, long active in the Medford Women's Club and the Medford Visiting Nurse Association, died at home 9 Powder House Road. Survived by four children including Lincoln I Sise and Lyman Sise.
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Edith Sise
Albert I’. Sise
Powder House Road
Medford
Funeral for Seeley Sunday
The funeral of William Seeley, one of the few foreign born Victoria Cross recipients, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. from his son George G. Seeley’s Dedham home. Rev. Francis Lee Whittemore will lead the service. Seeley earned the VC for carrying a wounded captain in Japan on Sept. 6, 1864, under heavy fire.
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William Seeley
George G. Seeley
Barrows Street
Dedham
Francis Lee Whittemore
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Seeley
J. H. S. Alexander
Simonosaki
Japan
Cotton crop near record set for 1914 survey
Washington reports the 1914 cotton crop will total about 15.2 million bales of 50 pounds each. Domestic use is expected to rise due to heavier exports of American cotton goods and efforts to boost home consumption. Foreign buying has fallen, prompting new disposal methods for the surplus.
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Washington
Europe
Department of Agriculture
Wilson gains nationwide support say Roosevelt friend says
Friends of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt press clerks at the Hotel Touraine in misidentification lore as Frank D. Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy is mistaken for Teddy Roosevelt. Roosevelt asserts Wilson is a big hit and growing popular nationwide due to war stance and anti bloodshed Mexico policy. He notes Washington sentiment favors Wilson and commerce shows strength amid cautious industry mood.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Hotel Touraine
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
New York
Congress
Gerard
Teddy
Wilson
Roosevel
Post Hotel
Mexico
Eastport
Washington
Rebels Lose Heavily in Big Battle at Tuscan
In Guayaquil on October 2 rebels attacked Tuscan but endured heavy losses before defeat. Congress named a peace commission to handle the crisis with President Leonidas Plaza, and after a conference the commission backed the President.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Tuscan
Congress
Leonidas Plaza
Mallet Named Minister to Panama and Costa Rica
Sir Claude Coventry Mallet was appointed minister to Panama and Costa Rica. He has served in these nations since 1908, previously as minister resident and consul-general.
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London
Claude Coventry Mallet
Panama
Costa Rica
Spirits Speak at 22d National Spiritualist Convention
Delegates to the 22d annual National Spiritualist Association convention in Boston next Monday expect messages from soldiers killed in European battles and from notable figures, including the late Professor James.
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National Spiritualist Association
Boston
Professor James
Largest convention ahead as Spiritualists gather in Boston
Registrations point to the largest association gathering yet with many Spiritualists expected to attend. Rev Mary S Vanderbilt of New York and John Slater are among the noted speakers and demonstrators. George B Warne, the president, hopes for best convention and daily Boston press coverage after a past discouraging Chicago reception.
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Mary S. Vanderbilt
New York
John Slater
George B. Warne
Lenox
Warne
Chicago
Boston
B U Cleanup by the Co Eds at Boston University
The Canuna Delta Sorority plans to confer a housekeeping degree on incoming coeds. Freshmen must perform daily tasks: broom and apron day one at 8:30, Gamma Delta room day two, polishing cloth and soap powder day three, chapel at 8:00 day four. Each student wears a four inch green band with her roll number. A campus-wide cleanup may follow.
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Canuna Delta Sorority
Boston University
Gamma Delta
B. UL
Change of Pastors at Trinity German Lutheran
The Rev. Adolf A. Blewend will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday morning at Trinity German Lutheran Church Roxbury after 44 years as pastor. His successor, the Rev. Carl Lober formerly of New York, will be installed and Blewend will retire into private life while remaining honorary pastor.
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Adolf A. Blewend
Trinity German Luteran Church
Roxbury
Carl Lober
New York
Man Injured in Street Becomes Dangerous Patient
Albert Thompson, about 34, was picked up unconscious in South End near Dover and Middlesex streets with scalp wounds and a fractured skull. He was taken to City Hospital and placed on the dangerous list, physicians fearing possible death. He was well dressed and remained unconscious for hours with unclear details of the incident.
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Albert Thompson
Tate Howor
City Hospital
Dover
Middlesex Streets
South End
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