Jewels Recovered in Inside Robbery at Harriman Residence
Elizabeth Bowden, 24, a former housemaid at Mrs. Catharine Harriman of 768 Huntington Avenue, was arrested by South Boston Station 6 police after a jewelry appraisal by William Gill revealed a large diamond ring. Police recovered a $400 diamond ring, a $100 clasp, $50 clothing, and located remaining stolen property totaling $1880. The crime was determined to be an inside job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Harriman
Huntington Avenue
Post
Station 6
South
Boston
Elizabeth Bowden
Bowden
William Gill
Broadway
Gill
Hill Thayer Wedding at Church of the Advent
William Henry Hill Jr and Grace Whittier Thayer were married at the Church of the Advent in Brookline Cambridge. Bridesmaids wore white muslin over pink silk with large picture hats and pink rose bouquets. Best man was Donald Mackay Hill. ushers included six Hill brothers and Samuel W. Lewis and Henry R. Somers. A reception and wedding breakfast followed at the Copley Square Hotel. The bride gave pearl fleur de lis pins to each attendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Hill, Jr
Brookline
Grace Whittier Thayer
Cambridge
Church of the Advent
Mabel F. Brigham
Marion W. Pratt
Malden
Donald Mackay Hill
Warren H. Hill
Clarence H. Hill
Spencer R. Hill
Ernest L. Hill
Samuel W. Lewis
Henry R. Somers
Copley Square
Two Men Arraigned Over Mrs Bradbury Death Malden
Malden authorities act after Mrs Louisa Bradbury dies at Malden hospital on Oct 7 following an operation. Dr Sexton city physician faces criminal malpractice charges, bail set at 2000, co-defendant Henry Cardy of Chelsea also charged as accessory. Inquest opened with Drs Sexton Nutter and Medical Examiner Durrell testifying. Cardy swore an oath to avoid contact with Bradbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Louisa Bradbury
Sexton
Henry S. Cardy
Chelsea
Pettingill
Sumner Bradbury
Louisa Samuels
Charles Bradbury
W. T. Cardy & Sons
Louisa
Cushing
James H. Sexton
Roxbury
Cherry Street
Maplewood
Nutter
Malden City Hospital
McCarthy
Weeks
POMEROY'S PLEA Refused for Jesse Pomeroy by Governor Wolcott
The aged mother of Jesse Pomeroy urged Governor Wolcott for more prison privileges claiming her son is shut up and unhealthy. Prison officials say he already has full privileges and the only possible concession would be a pardon, a stance General Bridges supports. The governor declined to intervene, keeping Pomeroy in life imprisonment with limited exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pomeroy
Wolcott
Jesse
Pomeroy
State Prisor
Post
General Bridges
Bal Masque honors at Paine Memorial Hall in Boston
The Boston Dramatic Aid Association hosted its first annual bal masque drawing about 700 attendees in colorful costumes. Awards went to Edward Margolis for George Washington, A Webb as a colored woman, and Miss Mollie Sheriff as a Russian princess. Harry Rosenthal led the grand march with Miss Celia Goldstein. Joseph Rosenberg was floor director. officers included Morris Finn and Bernard I. Myers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Dramatic Aid Association
Paine Memorial Hall
Admiral Dewey
Edward Margolis
George Washington
A. Webb
Mollie Sheriff
Harry Rosenthal
Celia Goldstein
Joseph Rosenberg
Morris Finn
Bernard I. Myers
David Altman
Harry Sahl
Nathan Sidlofsky
Frank Abelson
Man Killed on Boston & Albany Road Identified as Michael King
The victim of the fatal incident on the Boston and Albany line at Allston yesterday was identified tonight as Michael King, a brakeman aboard the Worcester freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Albany
Allston
Michael King
Worcester
Insurgents withdraw to distance desired by Americans
In Manila on October, insurgents retreat to the preferred distance, remaining only at Caloocan, the northern suburb of Manila, despite assurances from American officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Galoocan
Italians at Southern Union station in deadly assault
Police arrested Paul Bartoni for assault and battery with a shovel on Valentine McCue at the new Southern Union station. McCue suffered a severe scalp wound and a skull fracture. motive cited as McCue wishing Pepe, Bernardino’s killer, would be captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Southern Union Station
Paul Bartoni
Fleet Street
Valentine McCue
McCue
City Hospital
Pepe
Bernardino
Boston Female Asylum Celebrates 98th Anniversary
The Boston Female Asylum marked its 98th anniversary with a program by its orphans. Rev. Charles G. Ames led prayers and baptized four children, then presented bankbooks replacing the prize money. Miss A. E. Storer praised each girl, names include Marjory Cameron Elsie Austin Lillian Austin May Keenan Fredeline Robbins Blanche Shaw Margaret Woodley Ethel Robbins Grace Smith, with reports read afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Female Asylum
Boston
Charles G. Ames
A. E. Storer
Marjory Cameron
Elsie Austin
Lillian Austin
May Keenan
Fredeline Robbins
Lexington Asylum
Blanche Shaw
Margaret Woodley
Ethel Robbins
Grace Smith
C. G. Ames
Charles Staples
Lexington
Consciousness of Today and the Laws of Nature Teach Us
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association held a meeting at 3 Park Street where Charlotte Perkins Stetson spoke on Hope and Power and the movement’s progress. She argued civilization must move beyond ancient traditions and that laws of nature guide growth, notes Japan funds study of suffrage, and previews an upcoming meeting in Mechanics Hall with Miss Stetson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Park Street
Mechanics’ Hall
Woman’s Department
Merry Royal wedding at 41 Dover Street Somerville
Miss Sadie A Merry and Mr William C Royal wed last evening at the bride parents home in Somerville. Rev Thomas Edward Potterton performed the ceremony attended only by contracting families. Bridesmaid Lillian L Cochran Boston and best man Robert W Pond Arlington. The couple to reside at Fairfield Elm Street West Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie A. Merry
William C. Royal
Louis E. Merry
Dover Street
Somerville
Thomas Edward Potterton
Lillian L. Cochran
Boston
Robert W. Pond
Arlington
Louis A. Merry
Arthur H. Paul
Mr. Donovan
Mrs. Royal
Fairfield
Elm Street
West
Helen Gould Forgives In Family Dispute Over Howard
New York reports a Gould family meeting on Howard Gould's marriage. George opposes changing the will while Edwin cares little. Helen shifts toward awarding Howard the entire $10,000,000 bequest if legally possible, with George demanding strict adherence to the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gould
Howard Gould
George Gould
Helen
Howard
Edwin Gould
Greenleaf and Adams Wedding in Lenox Episcopal Church
Louis Cranch Greenleaf of Albany and Miss Margaret Adams of New York wed at noon in Lenox Episcopal Church. Ushers included Thatcher M Adams 2d J Sanford Barnes and others. bridesmaids listed. uncle gave bride away. John C Greenleaf of Yale attended groom. Rev C Harold Arrowsmith conducted ceremony. reception to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Louis Cranch Greenleaf
Albany
N. Y
Margaret Adams
William Adams
New York
Episcopal Church
Thatcher M. Adams
J. Sanford Barnes
Francis C. Green
John C. Lee
Brookline
Mass
Edward Slade
Quebec
Can
Marion Greenleaf
Frances Dana Archibald
Lena Delano
Nellie Soutter
Lois Swan
Utica
Henrietta Ingersoll
New Haven
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Metropolitan Clothing Mfg. Co
Washington St
Washington T
En's
Metropolitan Clothing Manufacturing Company
Kersey
Melton
Melton and
Carr
London
Pittsburg
Fountain Head
Chicago
Washington Street
Hill
Thayer
Victor
Shapleigh Coffee CO
Oak Hall
Mrs. Bradbury
Dr. Sexton
Henry Cardy
Methodist Church
W. D. Nutter
Henry
J. Henry S. Cardy
L. A. Samuels
Lulu R. Samuels
Anna Skoog
Mike
Washington Star
DR. Cushing
Cushing Process Co
Jefferson House
M. Maynes
North Street
Restaurant Francais
Washington Bt
Philippine
Bet
Eliot and
Dover
New Union Station
Furniture Department
Music Racks
Chiffonnieres
Our
Portieres
China Department
Iso
Brilliant
Jersey
Neufchatel
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
Royal — Merry
Washington
K. H. White
IT CO
Helen Gould
Brother Howard
Greenleaf—Adams
Bel Air
Mrs. Greenleaf
Charles Willison
Troop A
First Regiment
U. S. Cavalry
Simon Ratowsky
W. C. Dorrety
Washington Steet
Washburn Credit Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Philadelphia
North American
Union Station
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Bernard M. Wolf
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