Aberdeen guests attend Red Sox Phillies World Series at Braves Field
The Marquis and Marchioness of Aberdeen watched the Red Sox versus Phillies game at Braves Field with Mr. and Mrs. P. A. O'Connell. Lord Aberdeen praised American sportsmanship and hoped to introduce baseball to Ireland. Events included receptions, a tea at Copley Plaza, and lectures at Tremont Temple with organ music and talks by Lord Aberdeen and Lady Aberdeen.
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Braves Field
P. A. O'Connell
Lord Aberdeen
Canada
United States
Lady Aberdeen
Ireland
Lord
Copley Plaza
O’connell
Governor Walsh
Lord and Lady Aberdeen
Lenox
Boston
Walsh
William B. Stearns
Katherine Walsh
Women’s City Club
Marchioness
Tremont Temple
John A. O'Shea
Michael J. Murray
Municipal Court
Treland
Dublin
International Council of Women
Irish Industries Association
Women's National Health Association of Ireland
Women's Committee
Harvard University
Holden Likely To Fill Heywood Vacancy In Parliament
London Oct 12 A report says the Heywood Lancashire parliamentary seat vacancy caused by Captain Harold Cawley’s death in the Dardanelles may be filled by Sir Edward Hopkinson Holden. Holden served as Liberal MP 1906–1910 and is to be brought into the cabinet. He is managing director of the London City and Midland Bank and a member of the British financial commission that arranged the Anglo French loan.
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London
Heywood
Lancashire
Dardanelles
Harold Thomas Cawley
Frederick Cawley
Edward Hopkinson Holden
Liberal Party
London City and Midland Bank
British Financial Commission
88 year old Boston trip sparks motor boat ride and feast
Mrs. Ann Maria Pattee, 88, on fall pilgrimage to Boston, rode in a motor boat with Capt Mary Billings on Charlies River. She visited her niece at 636 Beacon Street, enjoyed theatre, and plans pumpkin pies for her family, living with her daysister at 84 10th Street, Providence. Her grandson Harry KE Pattee coaches at Brown University.
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Ann Maria Pattee
Boston
W. R. Bailey
Beacon Street
Pawtucket Man Dies After Auto Accident
Joseph T. Bennett an insurance agent from Pawtucket died at a Providence hospital from injuries in a Warwick auto crash. He had attended the world series in Boston and returned last night to ride in a jitney with friends when the car left the highway into a ditch fracturing his skull.
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Providence
R. I
Joseph T. Bennett
Pawtucket
Warwick
Bennett
Boston
Harvard Librarians to Address Printers Dinner Talk
Professor A C Coolidge Harvard University Library director W C Lane librarian and G P Winship Widener special collection librarian will speak tomorrow evening at a dinner of the Boston Society of Printers at the Colonial Club on Quincy Street Cambridge.
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A. C. Coolidge
Harvard University Library
W. c. Lane
G. P. Winship
Harry Ekins Widener
Boston Society of Printers
Colonial Club
Quincy Street
Cambridge
Statue Dedicated to Gen Webb at Bloody Angle
Gettysburg Penn Oct 12 The bronze statue honoring Major General Alexander S Webb at the Bloody Angle was unveiled by Webb’s descendants and the New York State Monuments Commission. Miss Anne Rh Alexandre a Webb granddaughter presented the statue. Governor Whitman of New York spoke as survivors and marchers processed to the monument.
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Gettysburg
Penn
Alexander S. Webb
New York State Monuments’ Commission
Anne Rh. Alexandre
Webb
Whitman
New York
In the Amazon Jungle Film Shown at Tremont Temple
A private preview of In the Amazon Jungle With the Captain Bessey Expedition was shown at Tremont Temple yesterday. Captain Percy McCord lectured on Inca ruins and the expedition’s daring exploration and wildlife. Boston audiences will see it later this month.
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Amazon Jungle
Captain Bessey
Tremont Temple
Percy McCord
Boston
British Commons Approve Big U S Loan Bill
Oct. 12 London The House of Commons passed the loan bill arranged in the United States. Reginald McKenna defended the terms as fair and noted the loan’s aim to pay trade debts and stabilize exchange. He said the 41-2 percent loan stood at 96 1-8 and faced some criticisms of rate but remained essential to finance Britain's war-time needs.
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London
United States
House of Commons
Reginald McKenna
McKenna
Commission
Great Britain
John Dillon
America
Amerca
Henry James Dalziel
Mr. Dillon
North America
Mr. McKenna
Million Pounds Weekly to Soldiers’ Families in Britain
In the House of Commons today the British government said more than one million pounds sterling per week is being paid to the wives and children of soldiers serving with the colors. The figure converts to about $5,000,000 weekly in wartime support.
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London
House of Commons
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