Quaker Women Win Golf Match at Brookline
The Philadelphia Women's Golf Association defeated the New York team at Brookline Country Club by 2 to 1. Key players included Mrs Caleb Fox and Miss Georgiana Bishop, with Miss Murray, Mrs Shattuck, and Miss Gilbert securing wins for Philadelphia. Several New York stars were absent, altering the scoreline and pacing of the match.
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Philadelphia Women's Golf Association
New York Women’s Golf Association
Country Club
Brookline
Quaker City
Boston
New York
Charles T. Stout
United States
Garden City
Maude Wetmore
P. Rogers
Vanderhoef
Beatrix Hoyt
Ruth Badgerly
BE. W. Sanford
Philadelphia
Caleb Fox
Georgiana Bishop
Rhona Adair
Miss Barlow
G. Herbert Windeler
United States Golf Association
Marion Oliver
Miss Murray
Huntingdon Valley
Mrs. Fox
Miss Bishop
Fox
R. H. Barlow
Oliver
Griscom
Fitzgerald
A. McNealey
Shattuck
Gilbert
F. McNealey
Tierce
Aytes
Murray
Workers
Kettle
Morris
G. Bishop
M. Oliver
FE. Hurlburt
Mises FE. Terry
Kinney
M. D. Patterson
Harrison
W. F. Morgan
Ruth Underhill
A. DeWitt Cochate
Tiffany
C. Willis
Pitcher
E. Goffe
Detnutt Ieveweneetaes
Riot at Faneuil Hall Ends in Disorder Over Socialism
At Faneuil Hall last night Mrs. Martha Moore Avery and David Goldstein faced passionate opposition as socialist supporters jeered and shouted down the speakers. Officer W. J. Burke struggled to restore order as a 300 strong crowd hissed and threatened, breaking the meeting into a near riot before adjournment.
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Faneuil Hall
Martha Moore Avery
David Goldstein
Mr. Goldstein
Mrs. Avery
W. J. Burke
Avery
Burke
Officer Burke
Boston Church Census Scheduled For November 14
The religious census in Boston will be conducted on Saturday November 14 with adjustments possible for personal convenience. The organizing committee says recruiting enumerators is underscored by slow progress and a larger volunteer pool is required.
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Boston
Zangwill engagement announced to Edith Ayrton
London October 28 Israel Zangwill the author is engaged to Edith Ayrton daughter of Professor W H Ayrton Miss Ayrton mother was a Miss Marks member of the Institution of Electrical Engineers and reputed to have inspired Mira in Daniel Deronda Miss Ayrton is author of several short stories
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London
Israel Zangwill
Edith
W. H. Ayrton
Miss Ayrton
Miss Marks
Institution of Electrical Engineers
Mira
Daniel Deronda
Sleighing Returns in Adirondacks at Lake Placid
Plattsburg N Y Oct 28 There is fairly good sleighing at Lake Placid with light snowfall and early season conditions shaping local transport and recreation.
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Plattsburg, N. Y
Lake Placid
Lost Daughter Found in Cell in The Tombs
Mary Knowlton of Natick found her 16 year old daughter Gertrude after an absence of several days. The girl had told her mother she planned to visit friends in Boston. She was recognized by Patrolman Gibson on Washington street and taken to the Tombs. She said she had been living with a friend in a South End hotel and did not intend to run away. She will be returned to her mother today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knowlton
Natick
Gertrude
Boston
Gibson
Lagrange Street
Washington Street
Tombs
South End
Standard Oil Shares Rise Again Amid Rockefeller Fortune Boost
New York stock news reports Standard Oil shares up 1.5 cents in a week with an annual rise of about 21 million dollars in company value. In three weeks the stock gained seven dollars per share, lifting Rockefeller fortune by approximately 12.7 million annually. Rockefeller owns about 60 million par value, contributing to a total market value gain of roughly 45 million.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Somerville Socialists Rally at Union Hall
The Socialists of Somerville held a rally in Union Hall last night with Hon. James F. Carey of Haverhill as principal speaker. Squire B. Putney presided.
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Somerville
Union’ Hall
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Squire. B. Putney
Manchester Epidemic of Itchy Skin Affects 2000+ Residents
An outbreak in Manchester New Hampshire is causing an itchy skin eruption resembling hives. More than 2000 people in a 60 000 population city are affected as doctors link the rash to erratic weather. The ailment mainly targets the body rather than the face with new cases reported daily.
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Manchester
N. H
Flurry Over In St Louis As Trust Officials Stand Firm
In St Louis the Mississippi Valley Trust Company president and other local officials say the market turmoil is under control. They note the excitement has subsided and business will proceed normally. Trust officers report offers of help from New York Philadelphia Chicago New Orleans Kansas City Boston and Missouri Illinois towns were declined.
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ST. Louis
Walsh
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Associated Press
Yester
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Orleans
Kansas City
Boston
Missouri
Illinois
Diaz Denies Attempt to Kill in Mexico City
General Mena says President Diaz received a message denying an attack on his life. Diaz states Tos cano was drunk and celebrated noisily. no one or the presidential car was struck.
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Mexico City
Mena
Diaz
Toscano
Indian mission priest Rev Robert Hoskins dies in Cawnpore
The Rev Robert Hoskins a Vermont native and long time Methodist missionary in India has died in Cawnpore. He was last in Boston in 1896 and leaves a widow in India and three sons in Boston Gardner and Cleveland Ohio.
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India
Robert Hoskins
Cawnpore
Bennington
Wedding Bells as Molleson Fallon Wed in Brookline
Miss Polly Fallon and Mr Dean C Molleson wed at All Saints Episcopal Church Brookline yesterday noon. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dalton Fallon, will reside in New York after January 1 at 228 West Forty fourth Street. Rev D D Addison performed the ceremony with attendants Miss Frankes Av Wood and others. Best man Philip Wheeler of Brooklyn. Bride's sister Maud Chapman served as matron of honor with Mrs J C Welch as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Molleson
West Forty-fourth Street
New York City
Miss Lyall to Wed James V. Johnson in Melrose
Miss Addie Louise Lyall organist at the First Baptist Church Melrose married James V. Johnson of Stoneham at noon today. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. A E Scoville. After a brief wedding tour the couple will live on Washington street Stoneham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Addie Louise Lyall
First, Baptist Church
James V. Johnson
Stoneham
A. E. Scoville
Baptist Church
Johnson
Washington Street
Marriage of Miss R. G. Carrier and J. R. Powers
Miss R G Carrier and J R Powers of Roxbury wed at St Patrick Church parochial residence with Rev Maurice Flynn officiating. A reception followed at 67 Blue Hill Avenue hosted by the bride’s parents. Miss Mabel Carrier served as bridesmaid and Frank W Harris was best man.
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R. G. Carrier
J. R. Powers
Roxbury
St. Patrick’s Church
Maurice Flynn
Blue Hill Avenue
Mabel Carrier
Frank W. Harris
Gra vell e Whitney wed in Melrose Y M C A circle
J Silas Gravelle former Philadelphia Enquirer editor and Melrose Y M C A boys' secretary married Ida Frances Whitney daughter of the late Alderman C H Whitney of Somerville. Ceremony at 2 1 2 Fairmount street conducted by Rev A E B Scoville. Best man Frank S Whitney of Somerville maid of honor Carolyn Simpson of North Cambridge.
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Melrose
J. Silas Gravelle
Philadelphia Enquirer
Ida Frances Whitney
C. H. Whitney
Somerville
Fairmount Street
A. E B. Scoville
First, Baptist Church
Frank 8. Whitney
Carolyn Simpson
North
Cambridge
Jamaica Plain Bride Weds Roslindale Man at Jamaica Plain
Annie W Bambury daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Bambury of 1 Boylston place Jamaica Plain married last evening to John B Chamberlain of Roslindale by Rev Richard B Esten. The couple will reside at 66 Hyde Park avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie W. Bambury
Robert Bambury
Boylston Place
Jamaica Plain
John B. Chamberlain
Roslindale
Richard B. Esten
Marriage of Carlo von Courten and Miss Rosamond Blanchard
Carlo von Courten of Munich wed Miss Rosamond Blanchard daughter of the Hon and Mrs George Duncan in St Cecilia's Church yesterday at noon. The bride, an Episcopalian, married into a renowned German Roman Catholic family with a dispensation from Rome allowing the vestry ceremony. Vicar General Byrne presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo von Courten
Munich
Rosamond Blanchard
George Duncan
St Cecilia’s
Germany
Rome
Byrne
Seeley and Horton Married at Flint Street Church
At Flint Street Methodist Episcopal Church in Somerville last night Frances Almira Seeley married Clarence I. B. Horton. The Rev. P. J. Frick officiated with George Everett as best man and Maud Strout as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Somerville
Frances Almira Seeley
Clarence I. B. Horton
P. J. Frick
George Everett
Maud Strout
Funeral of Mrs Joanna Griffin Held at St Rose Chelsea
The funeral of Mrs Joanna M Griffin wife of John F Griffin of Chelsea was held yesterday at St Rose Church Chelsea. Mrs Griffin was an active member of St Rose Church and of the ladies auxiliary of the Pilgrim Fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna M. Griffin
John F. Griffin
Chelsea
St.,.Rose Church
City
14-year-old falls from streetcar while stealing ride
Everett reports Charles Kelley, 14, fell from an electric car on Broadway while stealing a ride and sustained a broken left leg. He was transported to Whidden Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Charles Kelley
Broadway
Whidden Hospital
Steamers In Storm Delay Port Arrivals From Europe
The Warren liner Michigan is due today from Liverpool after 12 days at sea, likely slowed by a northwester. Dominion line steamer Cambrian arrives about 24 hours late from Genoa and Naples with 105 passengers. Cunard liner Ivernia, from Liverpool and Queenstown with 1229 passengers, expected by noon after weather delays. Three ships carry 2304 passengers in total.
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Liverpool
Mersey
Dominion Line
Cambrian
Genoa
Naples
Azores
Cunard
Iverhia
Queenstown
Bee
Lady of the Rosary Reunion Draws South Boston Parishioners
More than 1000 people gathered at Dahlgren Hall in South Boston for a reunion of past and present Our Lady of the Rosary parishioners. The event honored Rev. John A. Donnelly and his assistants with entertainment and dancing led by John E. Mailiff. The reunion resumes Friday with a new program.
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Dahlgren Hall
E Street
Boston
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary
Peninsular District
John A. Donnelly
John E. Mailiff
New York Author Charles Burr Todd Confined as Insane
Charles Burr Todd a New York City author and collateral descendant of Aaron Burr is confined at the first precinct police station in Washington. He has been pronounced insane and faces commitment to the Government Hospital unless friends intervene. He wrote a history of the Burr family.
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Washington
Charles Burr Todd
New York City
First Precinct
Government Hospital
Aaron Burr
Burr
Brother Jude Declares Feast for St Jude’s Day
Brother Jude, superior of Angel Guardian, observed the patron St Jude yesterday. He granted the boys of the house a holiday and a feast in honor of the occasion.
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ST. Jude
Jude
Yyterday
Schooner Wells damaged after collision with Reliance in Narrows
Captain Albert Larkin reports the Helen G Wells was struck on the port side by the steam lighter Reliance in the Narrows around 5 am. The impact stove in rails and wrecked stanchions while the Reliance escorted the Wells to harbor for repair in Gloucester after completing fishing.
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Albert Larkin
Helen G.wells
Narrows
Reliance
Gloucester
No Decision Rendered in Patrolman England Case
The full Board of Police heard charges against Patrolman England by two colored girls for robbery and beating in the Public Garden. The hearing was private, short, and Judge Emmons said the case was taken under advisement with a decision to follow shortly.
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England
Hall
Back Bay
Emmons
Post
Military Division 6 and 7 Hibernians hold fourth anniversary
In South Boston at Clan Na Gael Hall last evening Military Division 6 and 7 and several hundred friends honored the organization fourth anniversary. The event featured music and was toastmastered by Thomas J. O Connor. Delegations from multiple divisions and city presidents attended the celebration hosted by Division 57.
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Order of Hibernians
Clan Na Gael
D Street
South
Boston
Thomas J. O’connor
Yale Student Dies After Fall From West Rock
NEW HAVEN Conn Oct 28 West Rock at New Haven claimed another Yale victim in a year. George Benedict Sherman of Cleveland a Yale student fell about 100 feet while attempting to scale the rock and died. Sherman was a nephew of General W T Sherman. He is the fifth Yale victim of the rock.
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New Haven. Conn
West Rock
New Haven
Yale
George Benedict Sherman
Cleveland,c
On the Edge of a Lynchings in Peters Valley
Newton New Jersey. October 28. George Jaggers is jailed on murder charges of Mrs Victor Bevans. Twenty deputy sheriffs guard the jail as locals discuss lynching with dogs tracking Jaggers to his home. A rival suspect was also considered.
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Newton
N. J
George Jaggers
Victor L. Bevans
Peters Valley
Jaggers
Fac
Labor Unions Plan Boston A F L Banquet And Meetings
The Labor world notes show Boston unions elect officers to represent them at the A F L delegates banquet at Paneell Hall on Wednesday November 11. Attendees include J M Costello and others from Hatters Engineers and Carpenters unions with Gompers and McMahon among speakers for a mass meeting at Wells Memorial Hall on November 10. More than 200 applicants joined membership at a recent Dry Goods Boston meeting and Brookline clerks unions report ongoing organizing efforts.
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J. M. Costello
Hiedtrical Workers’ Union
C. €. Trenholm
Wood
W. Fitzgerald
Cnion
William H. Walsh
Brookline Carpenters’ Union
Charles J. Morr
Watters
Wee
City of Boston
A. F. of L
Paneell Hall
America
Hatters
Wells Memorial
Central Labor Union Committees
United Hatters
John Moffitt
George Phipa
James Marr
New York
Wells Memorial Fiall Tues Oy
Samuel Gompers
Patrick McMahon
Steam Engineer of
Lighthall
Chicago
Hammill and Glass
Salem
Quincy +n Lynn
J. . Stevens
Toulsville
Charless KE. Langlands
McKeesport
A. F
Larton
Paine Memorial Hall
Fridar
Af L
Woodworkers’ District Council
Engineers’ Union
Bho
Doston
Prookline Carpeners’ Union
Joseph Quinn
Lierd Faith
Brookline Carpen Rs Union
Brookline
No Strike Averted for New York Motormen at Conference
The threatened strike by the Manhattan Elevated motormen was averted at a conference in New York, held in the office of August Belmont. The company agreed to concessions on physical examinations.
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New York
Manhattan Elevated
Belmont
Explosion at Woodside political meeting kills one
John E. Meid died and several others injured when an aerial bomb exploded during a political meeting in Woodside Queens. Police investigated the blast and secured the scene as witnesses described a chaotic eruption at the gathering.
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New York
John E. Meid
Woodside
S. 1
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John Mitchell
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C. H. Robingon & CO
Washington St
Adams &Q
Pitts-Kimball Co
Somerville Socialists Rally
Rev
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Carrier
Gravelle—Whitney
Chamberlain
Bambury
Horton
Seeley
Mrs. Griffin
Police Board
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Flen
Kersey
Oxford
Conac
Hollis
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Union Station
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Portland Streets
Frank Cline
Green Street
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