Death Takes Aity Evarts
Maxwell Evarts, 51, general counsel for the Southern Pacific railroad, died at his Windsor Vermont home after three years of ill health following intestinal surgery. He was the youngest son of former U.S. Senator William M. Evarts of Vermont, survived by his widow and five children. Funeral set for Friday at 11 in St Paul’s Episcopal Church, burial at Ascutney Cemetery. Pallbearers to be announced.
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Maxwell Evarts
Southern Pacific Railroad
Evarts
United States
William M. Evarts
Vermont
St. Paul’s Episcopal
Ascutney Cemetery
Decorations for a butterfly dinner featured on homes page
The Post previews next Sunday's homes section with a butterfly dinner decorations feature, illustrations, and an illustrated article on the best uses for upholstered furniture in home styling.
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Next Sunday
Winthrop Girl Weds Ernest Patterson Thomas in Winthrop
Miss Lillian Gertrude Scott daughter of Captain and Mrs. Jesse L. Scott married Ernest Patterson Thomas of Boston and Rockport Mo at her parents home 83 Lincoln Street Winthrop The Rev Charles W Henry of the Winthrop Episcopal Church officiated The matron of honor was Mrs Sidney E Jenkins Brookline and best man Roland F Crockett Rockport Mo A wedding reception followed the ceremony
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Lillian Gertrude Scott
Jesse L. Scott
Lincoln Street
Winthrop
Ernest Patterson Thomas
Boston
Rockport
Charles W. Henry
Winthrop Episcopal Church
Sidney E. Jenkins
Brookline
Roland F. Crockett
Twelve Ton Sphinx Arrives for Penn Museum Display
A twelve ton sphinx of Rameses III arrived at Philadelphia harbor aboard the Schilturn tramp steamer and will be installed in the University of Pennsylvania museum. The granite statue spans twelve feet, depicts a lion body with a kingly face, and ranks as the largest Egyptian relic sent to the United States aside from Cleopatra’s Needle and the Central Park obelisk.
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Penn
Rameses III
Memphis
Egypt
University of Pennsylvania
Central Park
New York City
Confesses to Murder of Two Women in California
Burr Harris, an African American man, confessed to killing Mrs. Rebecca Gay of Los Angeles and another woman, Mrs. M. Haskins of Compton. He claimed arson at the Coronado Hotel and poisoning a woman, saying he acted from an uncontrollable urge to kill. Harris had been acquitted previously in the Haskins case.
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Cal
Burr Harris
Rebecca Gay
Los Angeles
M. Haskins
Compton
Coronado
Harris
Haskins
No word of Americans captured in China
Pekin dispatch reports no further tidings of the Americans and Norwegians held by bandits at Tsao Yang. The Siang Fu governor says a man went into Tsao Yang disguised as a beggar to gather information, but he has not yet returned.
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Pekin
Tsao Yang
Siang-Fu
Fogg Museum of Art to Reopen November First
The Fogg Museum of Art at Harvard will resume operations on November 1 after extensive repairs. This week work begins on rehabilitation as valuable paintings and sculptures were moved to the Boston Art Museum during the renovation.
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Fogg Museum OF Art
Harvard
Boston Art Museum
German Club Hosts Welcome Dinner for Harvard Professors
The Deutscher Verein at Harvard plans an empfangs kommers dinner in the Harvard Union trophy room for exchange professors Professor Dobschutz and Professor Baldensperger tonight.
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Deutscher Verein
Harvard
Dobschutz
Baldensperger
Harvard Union
Piles cure promise by Pazo Ointment ad
Druggists refund men if Pazo Ointment fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days. First application gives relief. 50 cents.
Radcliffe Catholic Girls Hold Welcoming Reception
The Radcliffe Catholic Club hosted a reception in Agassiz House to greet 24 new Catholic freshmen who set a college record for the largest Catholic recruitment in five years. The hosting committee included Misses Nora Murray, Marion O Keefe, and Elizabeth Darden, with Marion W. Sharkey presiding as vice president.
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Radcliffe Catholic Club
Agassiz House
Nora Murray
Marion O'Keefe
Elizabeth Darden
Marion W. Sharkey
Harvard Democrats to Aid in Massachusetts Campaign
Harvard Democrats will actively participate in the Massachusetts gubernatorial campaign from now to November. Undergraduates will be mobilized to register Democrats statewide, especially around Boston, with capable student orators delivering speeches later. S. B. Hoar, Harvard Democratic Club member, oversees the effort. No. 3 of James Montgomery Flagg’s masterpieces appears in next Sunday’s Post with color decorations and is noteworthy.
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Massachusetts
Boston
S. B. Hoar
Harvard Democratic Club
James Montgomery Flagg
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Benefit Write Up
A promotion extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic that builds up the body by improving blood and color in cheeks and lips. It claims to restore sleep and energy, aid recovery from blood related illnesses, and relieve conditions like anemia chlorosis rheumatism nervousness stomach trouble and St Vitus dance. A 50 cent box is available at druggists.
Opposition 10 Billings Fast Facing Boston Port Collector
Edmund Billings, named collector of the port of Boston by President Wilson, faces limited Senate opposition. A self made man from St. George New Brunswick, he rose from messenger boy to banking executive and public service leader. He has ties to Emanuel Episcopal circles and the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. He lives in Jamaica Plain with his wife Elizabeth Child and two children.
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Senate
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Democratic Organization
Wilson
Paul Revere Trust Company
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Harvard
Wells Memorial Institute
People’s Institute
Roxbury
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Good Government Association
Chelsea
Italy
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Ceed
Charles L. Burrill
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Elizabeth Child
Stamford, Conn
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Jamaica Plain
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