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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1903

Page

7

Boston social notes reveal engagements and weddings

Invitations go out for Grace Cecilia Olney to Edward Sewall Mitchell at St James Church New York with a reception at 184 West One Hundred and Thirtieth Street. Ethel Leontine Crafts engages to S D Martenet Jr Boston links mint Valentine. Ronan Grady of East Boston elected Naval Academy class president.

Charles Olney Grace Cecilia Edward Sewall Mitchell St. James’s Methodist Episcopal Church Madison Avenue One Hundred and Twenty-sixth Street New York City Miss Olney Maplewood N. H William B. Crafts Toxteth Street Brookline Ethel Leontine Crafts D. Martenet, Jr Baltimore Massachusetts Institute of Technology Ronan Grady East Boston P. J

Hartford Man Bunco Victim Strangers Sought After Five Thousand Dollar Loss

Hartford authorities seek two men after they swindled W. S. Burnham of this city in a three card monte scam. Burnham a retired farmer, was duped out of 5000 dollars. One man claimed to be Brooks and linked to a Torrington bank while the other posed as a Southerner seeking his sister in Winsted and a 30000 dollar payment.

Hartford Conn Burnham Brooks Torrington Winsted

Pillsbury Dies Aboard Chelsea Ferry En Route To Boston

James Pillsbury aged 74 died on the 10:15 Chelsea ferry yesterday forenoon while en route to Boston. Death was due to heart failure. The body was taken to Chelsea and in charge of Undertaker Ahearn. Pillsbury was a retired stone mason.

James. Pillsbury Chelsea Boston Ahearn Pillsbury

Macedonian relief effort organized by Twentieth Century Club

A meeting in the Twentieth Century Club rooms formed a Macedonian relief committee to raise and distribute funds for refugees and victims. The group aims to obtain Turkish permission for relief work with the Red Cross, with support from the Christian Herald and other patrons. The committee includes Samuel B. Capen as chairman, Rev. C. F. Dole, Rev. James L. Barton, Col. Charles A. Hopkins, and Herbert Wilder.

Twentieth Century Club C. F. Dole D. D American Board of Foreign Missions Samuel Capen Barton Macedonia Red Cross Society Christian Herald of New York George P. Morris England Canterbury James Bryce Conan Doyle Pope Pius X Samuel B. Capen LL. D James L. Barton Charles A. Hopkins Herbert Wilder

Army of tramps loot New York village in raid

Ridgeway Corners police called to the village as a large group of tramps overran the town. A battle left nine hoboes in custody while others escaped. Daniel Donovan, proprietor of the Donovan House, was badly injured and Bates Bratt, shop owner, lost nearly all merchandise.

Rochester N. Y Ridgeway Corners Medina Daniel Donovan Donovan Bates Bratt

Pope appoints Sogaro to academy presidency in Rome

Pope appoints Mgr Sogaro former apostolic vicar in the Soudan to head the Academy of Noble Ecclesiastics in Rome. The move follows Mer. Merry del Val stepping down as secretary of state. Venetian critics claim favoritism arouses Vatican gossip.

Merry del Val Rome Mgr. Sogaro Soudan Wingate Bey Mahdi Academy of Noble Ecclesiastics Mer Mer. Sogaro Vatican Academy

Bequests From Philo Bennett Publicly Announced

Private bequests in the will of Philo S. Bennett, executor William J. Bryan, list multiple generous sums to individuals in New York and Waterville New York. Notable amounts include 20000 to Hattie E. Foster and 32000 to Mrs. Robert G. Hunter, with other legatees receiving smaller sums. The two last named were Bennett employees in New York.

New Haven Conn Philo S. Bennett William J. Bryan Hattie E. Foster Samuel West One Hundred and Thirtieth Street New York Robert G. Hunter Della A. Bigelow Waterville N. Y

Tuck States His Platform from Winchester Race

Independent Democratic candidate Whitfield L. Tuck of Winchester outlines a reform platform for the General Court from the 12th Middlesex district. He seeks five cent fares, municipal ownership, anti pass issuance, and direct election of U S Senators, among other proposals. He accuses rival nominees of backing passes and invites discussion with opponents.

Whitfield L. Tuck Winchester 12Th Middlesex 12Th District Commonwealth Boston Sullivan Square Canada North Union Station United States Middlesex Tuck

Cripple Dies of Starvation in West End Attic

Matteo Carmealo an Italian crippled by illness died of starvation in a poorly furnished attic room at 38 Pitts Street West End. He earned scraps selling papers on crutches but refused aid from the landlord who sought to help. Police hunt for relatives as Medical Examiner Harris scheduled autopsy.

Matteo Carmealo Pitts Street West End Dominico Debartelome Winthrop Lowell Harris

Cyclist Franks Atkins Hurt In Street Accident

Cyclist Frank Atkins of 167 South Street was sprinting down Waltham Street yesterday afternoon when his front wheel disappeared. He struck the paving stones, woke at Massachusetts General Hospital with a badly confused right side and ear.

Waltham Street Frank Atkins South Street Massachusetts General Hospital

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