Hadlock Divorce Granted Custody and Alimony to Wife
Chief Justice Mason issued a decree nisi granting Mrs. Hadlock custody of her minor children and alimony of 3000 dollars paid in monthly installments of 250, in a Boston divorce case involving Harvey D. Hadlock, a well known lawyer. The session also heard Alice C Looker recount a troubled marriage with Charles Looker leading to grounds for divorce with decision reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Hadlock
Harvey D. Hadlock
Boston
Alice C. Looker
Charles Looker
Charlie
Malvina
Mann
J. W
Corner Stone Laid for Immaculate Conception Church Everett
The cornerstone of the Immaculate Conception of Mary church will be laid at 3 PM with Arch bishop Williams to perform the ceremony. Attendants include priests from Malden Somerville and beyond, with a Gothic brick exterior and 1000-seat interior featuring oak finish and stained glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Joseph F. Monan
C. H. McKenna
O. P
Archbeshop. Williams
James McGlew
Chelsea
John Flatley
Cambridge
Thomas H. Shahan
Malden
Father McGrath
Somerville
James O. Doherty
Haverhill
L. J. Morris
Brookline
J. Co. Harrington
Lynn
Michael J. McCall
Salem
J. J. McNally
South Houston
Broadway
North Carolina
Multiple Boston society meetings highlight fall activities
The bi monthly Boston Dental College Alumni Association met at Youngs Hotel with Dr J R Piper presiding and Dr Maxfield of Holyoke presenting on Cataphoresis The Massachusetts Street Railway Association also met informally at Youngs Hotel to discuss the St Louis convention The National Post Staff Officers Association banquet at Parker House featured Charles Clarke Adams Rev Mark Taylor and William P Derby in attendance Colonel Henry Walker spoke on recent company trip The New England Hardware Association met at Quincy House with 62 members D Fletcher Barber presiding and Colonel Haskell addressing biennial elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dental College Alumni Association
Young’s Hotel
J. R. Piper
Maxfield
Holyoke
Massachusetts Street Railway Association
Young's Hotel
St. Louis
New England Hardware Association
Quincy House
D. Fletcher Barber
J. W. Work
Haskell
Home Congress Delegation Showcases Club Movement at Fair
A New Hampshire Daughters Club and Women in Council led hundreds of club women at the fair to highlight the clubhouse movement. Lectures by Professor Harvey Wiley covered infant and invalid foods, with mothers engaged in a lively discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Daughters’ Club
Women In Council
Channing Rust
J. B. Plummer
W. G. Mackintosh
J. C. D. Pigeon
L. Foster Morse
A. J. Brown
Harris Bean
Abby J. McCutcheon
Greenwood
E. Florence Barker
Club House Corporation
Harvey W. Wiley
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Wiley
Harvard
Butler University
Florence McDonald
Grieg
Cotillon Hall
Rose Posse
Posse Gymnasium
Jay W. Seaver
Yale College
Home Congress
Walker-Gordon Laboratory
Benedict
Arthur Farwell
Lara O’neill
Hubbard
James W. Cartwright
Eben Howes
8S. G. Wright
H. E. Emery
Clara Jordan
Henry A. Rus
Gertrude Capen
A. M. Reec
Brooklyn
N. Y
E. D. Robbins
Joseph G. Stearns
Marion Howard
New England W F M Society Holds Solvent Session at Watertown
Yesterday the twenty-seventh annual conference of the New England branch of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the Mt. Auburn Street church in Watertown and will continue today. The branch reported about 8000 in the treasury with all bills paid and large, gratifying collections. Officers elected include President Mrs. C. H. Talmadge Auburndale and many vice presidents and secretaries from Massachusetts Rhode Island and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal
Auburndale
Mass
L. A. Alderman
Hyde Park
Josephine Carr
Warren, R.I
J. F. Almy
M. W. Ayars
E. Baker
C. Parkhurst
D. Patten
W. T. Perrin
T. A. Rich
E.S. Richards
C. A. Richardson
Alden Speare
Daniel Steele
P. J. Walden
Clementine Butler
Newton Centre
Young Woman’s Work
C. S. Nutter
St. Albans
L. F. Harrison
Lagrange Street
Worcester
M. E. Holt
Berwick Park
Boston
F. W. Ainsworth
Grace Church
W. S. Allen
Saratoga Street
East
A. C. Beale
People’s Temple
F. J. Berry
Watertown
J. Blaisdell
Walnut Street
Chelsea
W. C. Child
Medford
C. 8. Davis
First Church
Lynn
J. Haigh
Union Square
Somerville
A. T. Helmershausen
Malden
J. W. Higgins
Monument Square
Charlestown
E. Hitchcock
Mt. Bellingham
J. ©. Hodgkins
South Street
Co. A. House
W. E. Knox
Waltham
A. J. Lombard
Flint Street
C. E. Miles
Winthrop Street
Roxbury
Silas Pierce
St. Mark's
Brookline
E. B. Phinney
Melrose
A. C. Prior
Faulkner
C. F. Rice
Epworth Church
Cambridge
L. H. Rishell
Newton
B. B. Russell
Park Avenue
George Skene
Harvard Street
L. W. Stales
Meridian Street
J. W. Tower
St. John's
South Boston
Mittee Mantee Iss
L. M. Hodgins
W. H. Thurber
Lewis Flanders
A. K. Turner
H. D. Degen
Bancroft Hawx to Constantinople Not for Dardanelles
Washington reports say the Bancroft is headed for Constantinople to guard American interests, not to force a passage through the Dardanelles. Officials in London deny any plan for such action, while discussions continue over a guardship in Turkish waters and potential indemnities for missions harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bancroft
United States Navy
Smyrna
Dardanelles
United States
Constantinople
Terrell
Admiral Selfridge
United Associated Presses
Treaty of Paris
Porte
Bosphorus
Sofia
Turkey
Harpoot
Marash
Congress
London
Foreign Office
Mediterranean
Turkish
Gibraltar
Cincinnati
Navy Department
Golden Horn
Corinto
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Selfridge
Savoy Hotel Opens Doors To Public And Guests
The Savoy Hotel opens today with no formal ceremony. FF. 8. Risteen & Co. own it with Colonel Keeler as resident manager. A feature is the dining room and a ladies cafe on the second floor with a separate Washington street entrance. Each room has a private bathroom and other novelties will be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savoy Hotel
Risteen & Co
Copley Square
Colonel Keeler
American House
Secon
Washington Street
Opening Night at Best College YMCA Promotes Campus Clubs
The Young Men's Catholic Association of Best College held its annual opening night with a hall concert featuring Keith's talent and a afterward banquet for invited guests and the board of government. A long committee list covered opening night, house, membership, finance, billiard hall, library, gymnasium, bicycle, and banquet roles led by J. Bore and A. Turner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Catholic Association of
Best College
Mr. Keith
Board of Government
John Bore
Thomas Fay, Jr
E. N. Mulvey
George F. Hennigan
Joseph A. Lynch
Neil J. Tracy
Banquet
A. A. Turner
Simon P. Dillon
Patrick J. Flatley
Cornelius J. Scollard
John D. Berran
English High Glass Elects Officers for Class of 97
The English High School graduating class elects officers after a two day meeting. E H. Ashley is listed as president with EK Ashley as vice president and E W Manahan as secretary among a long slate of officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Englisigh School
EB. H
Ek, Ashley
E. W. Manahan
R. Cleaves
W. DD. Eaton
A. I. Rorke
H. Jeffry
E. A
E. W. Ashley
J. J. Miller
W. Morse
J. H. Converse
G. F. Moor
A. A. Capotosto
W. Pb. Eaton
A. J. Crosbie
C. L. Sullivan
FE. A.ickery
W. D. Eaton
W. W. Foster
N. R. Stiles
Free bed planned at Woonsocket Hospital by late Father McCabe
Executors of the estate of the late Very Rev Father McCabe, former pastor of St Charles Church and vicar general of the Providence diocese, announce that about 500 will soon be provided to establish a free bed in Woonsocket Hospital as part of the deceased rector s intention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket, R. L
Father McCabe
St. Charles’ Church
Providence
Woonsocket Hospital
Woman Struck by Electric Car Injures Cambridge Resident
Mrs. Mary Hefferan, 61, of Prospect Street Cambridge, suffered serious injuries after an electric car struck her on Washington Street at 3 yesterday afternoon. She was knocked down and sustained multiple injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hefferan
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Washington Street
Hefferan
Dr. Greene Promises Hope in Female Health Cure
Dr. Greene lectures to women at his Boston Music Hall talks on how modern life and overwork affect women’s bodies and nerves. He promotes remedies that restore vitality, urges consultations at 34 Temple Pt., Boston, with free initial advice by letter or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Fitzgerald Nominated by Ninth District Democrats for Congress
The ninth district Democrats nominate Hon. John F. Fitzgerald for Congress amid cheers. William McClellan chairs. James A. Gallivan is the chairman, with Daniel J. Kiley and M. J. Mitchell as secretaries. Delegates advised 174 were entitled, 154 present, in a harmonious convention. Senator John Quinn seconded, praising Fitzgerald and Bryan. The district pledges support to defeat plutocracy and syndicates, reaffirming loyalty to the Democratic banner. The district committee is listed by wards and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Fitzgerald
Congress
Bryan
Sewall
Chicago
William McClellan
Ward 1
James A. Gallivan
Ward 12
Daniel J. Kiley
Ward
M. J. Mitchell
John A. Kelcher
Ward 9
Boston
Young Democracy
Willam Jennings Bryan
John Quinn
Keliher
Democratic Party
West
New England
Kelcher
Willam J. Bryan
Quincy House
James F. Nolan
M. J. Leary
F. H. Dillon
Charles Lowe
Martin M. Lomasney
Patrick Bowen
James H. Hogan
Winthrop
Simon Donovan
Registration totals hit new Chelsea record
Registration closed in Chelsea last evening with 6097 names, topping all previous records. The year shows 1052 new registrations and 269 registered yesterday, with boosts reported in Quincy 4002 248 Gloucester 4375 177 Lawrence 9322 500 Haverhill 6007 210 Malden 5841 763.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Quincy
Gloucester
Lawrence
Haverhill
Malden
Daly Scores A Point In Ward 7 Caucus Shuffle
P J Daly named chairman of the Ward 7 Democratic district committee at a councillor convention. Alderman John H Lee helped organize the group, with the aim of advancing Senator John Quinn into the Governor's council for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Daly
Ward 7
Democratic Committee
John H. Lee
Daly
Fae
John Quinn
Williams in the West tours amid large receptions
Democratic gubernatorial candidate George Fred Williams continues a westward speaking tour with big crowds. He addressed Buffalo Music Hall in a heavy rain, Cleveland audiences welcomed him, and he spoke in Columbus honoring Allen G. Thurman while denouncing McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fred Williams
Buffalo
Music Hall
Cleveland
Ohio
Williams
Ark Hanna
McKinley
Mr. Williams
Columbus
Allen G. Thurman
National Committee
Williams Tour Planned Across Midwestern States
The itinerary lists Indiana Illinois Iowa and Michigan as states where Mr Williams will speak. Upon returning east he may visit Kentucky Maryland and Delaware. A large Democratic reception is being arranged in Chicago with several speeches expected on his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Indiana
Illinola
Iowa
Michigan
Kentucky
Maryland
Delaware
Chicago
Students Organize Intercollegiate Republican League
Early evening meeting at Ware Hall Cambridge drew Harvard MIT Boston University Tufts and Boston Dental College representatives. R C Davis Harvard was named chair with George H McCarthy MIT as secretary. Plans for a grand parade in Boston were adopted. a proposed grand rally was dropped for financial reasons. Next arrangements meeting set for Monday at 4 30 p m Tremont Street headquarters with three delegates per institution. After adjournment, participants joined a Harvard Republican rally downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Hall
Cambridge
Harvard Republican Club
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston University
Tufts College
Boston Dental College
R. C. Davis
Harvard
Davis
George H. McCarthy
Technology
Boston Music Hall
Gillespie
Boston
Association
Tremont Street
Republican Club of Massachusetts Sets Nominating Committee
The Republican Club of Massachusetts met at 19 Milk Street Boston with President Francis H Appleton presiding and Forrest C Manchester reading records. They voted to form a fifteen member nominating committee and announced a fundraising dinner on October 21 at Music Hall Boston with tickets at two dollars available at the club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Milk Street
Francis H. Appleton
Peabody
Forrest C. Manchester
Winchester
Music Hall
Boston
New England
Two Ward Clubs From Bryan Sewell Williams Reform
The Bryan-Sewall-Wilams Club members in Wards 1 and 2 split into two active groups. Ward 2 elects William J Burke president P J Flynn vice president John McCormick treasurer W H Heffernan financial secretary Henry G Norton recording secretary The Ward 2 club plans a Lyceum Hall ball on the 30th. Ward 1 quarters secured at Bremen and Putnam streets with early completion of organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan-Sewall-Wilams Club
Maverick House
William J. Burke
P. J. Flynn
John McCormick
W. H. Heffernan
Henry G. Norton
Lyceum Hall
Ward 1
Bremen and
Putnam Streets
Sound Money Campaign Meeting At Amherst College
A large and enthusiastic mass meeting was held in the chapel by the Sound Money Campaign Club of Amherst College. The faculty may grant leave for students to vote and participate in campaign parades in uniform. officers elected include President J. R. Carnell, first vice-president J. R. Downey, second vice-president F. W. Fosdick, secretary R. Et Gregory, and treasurer Peune Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Sound Money Campaign Club
Amherst College
J. R. Carnell
Albany
J. R. Downey
North Brookfield
F. W. Fosdick
Fitchburg
R. Et. Gregory
Princeton
Pe Une Jackson
Salem
Mr. Ferry
Mackinac
Mich
William M. Ferry
Granby
Mass
Thomas
Grand Haven
Whigs
Ottawa County
State Senate
Michigan
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Senate of the United States
Jacob M. Howeard
United States Senate
Ferry
Chickatawbut Club Banquet Guests Set at Youngs Hotel
The Chickatawbut Club will host its annual banquet at Young's Hotel Tuesday evening at 5 30 with guests including General William F. Draper Curtis Guild Jr the Hon John Conness Rev Samuel J Barrows Republican congressional candidate for the tenth district Alderman Charles E Folsom and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickatawbut Club
Young’s Hotel
William F. Draper
Curtis Guild, Jr
John Conness
Samuel J. Barrows
Tenth
Charles E. Folsom
Joseph I. Stewart
Thomas C. Bachelder
Edward B. Callender
J. B. L. Bartlett
Democrats Name Cantwell In Norfolk County Nomination
The Norfolk county Democrats held three Dedham conventions with Cantwell of Brookline nominated by acclamation for second councillor. Murray of Hyde Park won the clerk of court nomination on a second ballot amid Republican splits. Other selections included Fitzpatrick for senator folk district, Sanderson for county commissioner, Clark for special commissioner, and Cusick for State central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk County
Dedham
John J. Cantwell
Brookliffe
D. W. Murray
Hyde Park
D. H. Fitzatrick
Stoughton
Charles C. Sanderson
G. K. Clark
Needham
J. F. Cusick
State Central Committee
Challenge to Lovering Debate on Finance Question
In Brockton on October 14, HR Gerry Brown, Democrat Populist rival, challenges Hon. W. C. Lovering Republican candidate in the twelfth district to a joint debate on the financial issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
W. C. Lovering
Gerry Brown
Mr. Lovering
Mr. Brown
Loyal Legion Elects Gherardi Commander in Chief
The Loyal Legion of the United States held its annual meeting in Philadelphia on October 14. Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi was elected commander-in-chief to succeed the late General John Gibbon. General Seldon Connor becomes senior vice commander and Brigadier General John R. Brook succeeds Connor as junior vice commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Bancroft Gherardi
United States Navy
John Gibbon
Gherardi
Selden Conner
John R. Brook
United States Army
Conner
Obituary notices from Charlestown and Malden
Thomas Carney longtime Charlestown resident dies at 176 Medford Street aged unknown born in Ireland. Survived by two sons and a daughter. funeral from St Catherine's Church Friday morning. Kirk Russell Prohibitionist broker dies of cancer at Cross Street Malden native of Lowell. former State Prohibition candidate for Representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carney
Charlestown
Medford Street
Ireland
St. Catherine’s Church
Malden
Kirk Russell
Boston
Cross Street
Lowell
Prohibition
American Wringer Co Ad Offers Repairs and Deliveries
The American Wringer Company advertises wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers for sale at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 7É4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Tremont
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A. Johna
Hiaam Odlin
Bangor
Roger
Conte
Jostson
Gustom Lowe Ale
Professor Wiley and
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Woman's Missionary Society
Bancroft Huax
President SO
Will
SAVOY
Young Men's Association of Boston College
English High Glass
Dr. Greene
Hell Lec
Ture
Tim
Kelsher
Intercollegiate
Republican Club Meeting
Ore
Sound Money
Loyal Legion
Gibbon
Orereeree
Mewegernis Re
Borax Saap
Reydopped
Ree
Worcestershire
John Duncan
New England Natual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Mis
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Gi Court ST
S&s
A. B. Uphan
S. G
Patents
U. 8
Patent Office
Tremont St
Cor. Beacon
Bostor
Roxbury Co-Operative Bank
Columbus Avenue
Joseph Engel
DR. Hamilton
War Department
John B. Hamileton
United States Marine Hospital
Kamilton
Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Hamilton
Carlisle
Walter Lyman
Michigan Statesman
Grand Haven, Mich
Thomas W. Ferry
Paul Amt PH
Wilson Bros
Harkins
Elizabeth J. Harkins
Patrick
Ellen Harkins
Munror
Charlies Stunroe
Maple Avenue
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
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