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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1904

Page

12

Boston Women Greet Archbishop of Canterbury's Wife

Yesterday in Boston a large crowd welcomed Mrs Randall T Davidson wife of the Archbishop of Canterbury at the Hotel Touraine. The Girls' Friendly Society reception featured Mrs Davidson greeted for over two hours by attendees including Mrs Thomas Roberts and other society leaders. Roses and tea rooms decorated the scene as volunteers served guests in a formal gala atmosphere.

Greater Boston Archbishop of Canterbury Touraine Randall T. Davidson Mrs. Davidson Davidson Thomas Roberts Philadelphia National Girls’ Friendly Society Mary Benson Brooklyn Hopkins Worcester Whipple Massachusetts Diocesan Girls’ Friendly Society Macintosh Boston Hoppin Cambridge Dorothy Gilman Frances Killum Miss Frank Ellinor Burnett Rand A. U. Montague

Boston Actor Cameron Clemens Improves from Illness

Cameron Clemens of Dorchester on Bakery Field Street has been dangerously ill for three weeks but is showing daily improvement. He remains very ill and will be confined to his room for several more weeks.

Cameron Clemens Boston Bakeryfield Street Dorchester

Why Bennett Left Revere

Arthur B. Bennett, principal of Bradstreet Avenue School, fled Revere after parents filed charges with the School Board. He resigned before a board appearance and departed town. Miss Mary T. Ronan becomes principal of the former school, replacing Bennett.

Revere Arthur B. Bennett Bradstreet Avenue School Post Bennett Mary T. Ronan Crescent Avenue School Bennett’s Place

Rum Crusader Smith to Open at Marlboro

Mr Tennyson Smith and his wife renowned temperance lecturers arrive to begin a Marlboro stop tonight as part of a broader campaign across England New Zealand Australia and America. A Park Street Church reception Oct 11 kicks off the pledge crusade with notable clergy and officials anticipated. Governor Bates and John D Long are among expected attendees with lectures across Massachusetts planned this winter.

Tennyson Smith Marlboro England New Zealand Australia New America Park Street Church John L. Bates John D. Long Smith Massachusetts

Eliot and Hyde at Wellesley Today

Wellesley October 6 The New England Association of College and Preparatory Schools holds its nineteenth annual meeting tomorrow at College Hall Chapel. In the afternoon Harvard President Eliot speaks on progress in uniform admission standards over two decades. In the evening Bowdoin President Hyde lectures on the college’s role in the social system. Saturday sessions move to Boston.

Wellesley New England Association of College and Preparatory Schools College Hall Chapel Eliot Harvard Hyde Bowdoin College Boston

Lynn Man Held in $2000 on Manslaughter Charge

Thomas J. Hogan was held in $2000 in the Police Court on a manslaughter charge for allegedly killing Everett C. Shattuck, 16, by striking him with a bottle during a street brawl on September 24 in Lynn. A hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday.

Lynn Thomas J. Hogan Everett C. Shattuck Hogan

Man Crushed Under Trolley Wheel in JP

William L. McNutt aged 52 of 2566 Washington Street was attempting to board an inbound Jamaica Plain car at Boylston and Washington streets at 5 pm yesterday when he fell under the forward wheel. His right foot was badly injured and he was taken to City Hospital.

Jamaica Plain Boylston and Washington Streets William L. McNutt Washington Street City Hospital

Newton Woman Seeks Lump Sum Support in Divorce Suit

Ida S. Dillon of Newton sues William Dillon of Roxbury for separate support for herself and their 9 year old son. In Middlesex Probate Court witnesses testified the father moved the boy between schools and the mother allegedly kidnapped him. A previous Suffolk decision awarded $25 weekly and custody, with a lump sum demanded now. The case was continued.

Ida S. Dillon Newton William Dillon Roxbury Middlesex Suffolk County Dillon

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