Haverhill Father Seeks Daughter Dora in Secret Jewish Marriage
Max Goldberg seeks his daughter Dora, once engaged to a Jewish suitor, who left 48 Washington Street with Gentile foreman Howard J. Fitts to whom she secretly wed in Boston on March 15. He dismisses claims of estrangement while expressing sorrow over interfaith marriage. Dora, born in Austria 21 years ago, was hired at the Thom hat factory. her disappearance followed a rain day departure and a note to a friend.
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Haverhill
Max Goldberger
Dora
Washington Street
Howard J. Fitts
Post
Austria
Thom Hat
Howard L. Fitts
Feselton
Janey
Boston
Max Goldberg
Chum
Shoe Unions Split In Lynn Prompting Industry Fallout
Local 260 the Lasting Machine Operators' union in Lynn moves to secede from the National Boot and Shoe Workers' Organization. About 2,900 members from six Lynn unions may join a new national body, affecting contracts, wage scales, and stamp systems across the U S. Brockton is named as current help. industry impact could echo nationwide.
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Lynn
National Boot and Shoe Workers’ Organization
United States
Local 260
Hickey-Murray
Brockton
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Organization
Doctor Harrington Aims to Wipe Out School Ills
Dr T F Harrington of Back Bay plans to become Boston public schools physical director with a program to improve hygienic physical culture. He argues for teaching breathing, chest development, and disease prevention to curb tuberculosis and eye ear nose throat issues, aided by physicians and nurses linking school to home care.
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Boston
Sons and Daughters of
America
T. F. Harrington
Back Bay
Health Department
Boy Loses Finger After Roof Fall At City Home
Eleven year old Frank Barlow of 32 Albion Street fell from a roof when a ring snagged on a nail. He was rushed to City Hospital where doctors amputated the finger after the nail damage proved too severe. Frank calmly consented to the procedure saying cut it off.
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City Hospital
Frank Barlow
Albion Street
Frank
Rank
Hibernians Act on Archbishop Williams Death
At a national executive board meeting of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America and Ladies Auxiliary in Atlantic City New Jersey unanimous resolutions expressed regret on the death of the Most Rev John J Williams archbishop of Boston and he was remembered with respect.
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
America
Ladies‘ Auxiliary
Atlantic City
N. J
John J. Williams
Boston
Otis F. Pettee Dies in Newton Age 54
Otis F. Pettee 54 a former Newton real estate figure died suddenly this afternoon at 1185 Boylston Street Newton Upper Falls. His father owned part of the Saco and Pettee machine shops at Newton Upper Falls.
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Newton
Otis IF. Pettee
Boylston Street
Newton Upper Falls
Saco and Pettee
Bug in His Ear Triggers Man’s Rampage at Theater
In Trenton a bug crawled into the ear of J. Clarence Drake at a moving picture show. He went on a rampage for a time before medical staff learned the cause, delaying control of the incident.
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Trenton
J. Clarence Drake
John T Shea Accuses Temperance Paper of Treason
In Connecticut at Lake Compounce the Hon. John T Shea of Cambridge denounces a temperance paper the Home Herald for publishing an article titled The apal Pontiff The speech argues that even with diverse creeds volunteers should unite and that the temperance press harms the Prohibition cause by aiding rum and strengthening saloons.
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Apal Pontiff
Prohibition Party
Union of Christendom
Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League
Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of
Boston
Republicans in Cape Cod dinner discuss reciprocity and rail merger
General Charles W. Bartlett and Henry M. Whitney spoke at the Cape Cod Commercial Travellers' Association dinner in Quincy House. Whitney urged Canada US trade reciprocity while Bartlett warned Massachusetts against the Boston and Maine New York New Haven merger, noting feared rate rises and pension issues.
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Charles W. Bartlett
Henry M. Whitney
Cape Cod
Canada
Whitney
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Toronto
Ontario
United States
Massachusetts
W. E. Weeks
Everett
Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
New York Central
Albany
Boston
Fitchburg
New York
New Haven
Boston & Maine Railroad
Famous Kerry goat to attend St. Joseph's picnic in Belmont
The famed Skellig Mohr will headline St. Joseph's parish field day at the Harris estate Beach street Belmont. Father Murphy oversees the 80 plus athletic events directed by Professor Matthew Leary with evening illumination and Irish festival flair.
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Skellig Mohr
St. Joseph's
Belmont
Father Murphy
Harris Estate
Beach Street
Honest Dealer Sells What You Ask For
A speaker warns against dealers pushing substitutes for profit and urges customers to seek an honest dealer who provides exactly what is asked for without inflating prices. The message emphasizes trust and fair dealing in transactions.
Harvard Man's Wife Seeks Divorce Amid Secrecy
Henry Tilden Swan grandnephew of Samuel J. Tilden and partner at Hornblower Weeks pays his wife 500 dollars monthly alimony while a referee decides their divorce case filed August 26. The couple, longtime residents of 87 Riverside Drive, have kept plans private as social circles remain uninformed. Swan, Harvard 1896 graduate, has yacht ownership and club memberships including the New York Yacht Club and Union League.
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New York
Henry Tilden Swan
Samuel J. Tilden
Stock Exchange
Hornblower & Weeks
Equitable
New York Yacht Club
The
New York Athletic Club
Union League
Mayflower Descendants
Associate Editor Merrill of the Herald Dies in Boston
William H. Merrill longtime editor and journalist died at his Otis Street home after a four day illness. He previously led the New York World for 15 years and earlier owned or edited several New York papers. Merrill born 1840 in New York state is survived by his widow and son W. H. Merrill Jr. of Chicago.
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Merrill
THE
Herald
Hingham
William H. Merrill
Boston Herald
Otis Street
Boston
New York World
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Wyoming County Mirror
Warsaw
John P. Morse
New Yorker
Board of Supervisors
New York State Senate
W. H. Murray
New York
W. H. Merrill, Jr
Chicago
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Marion
Hibernians
Otis F. Pettee
John T. Shea
Whitney Barilett Meeting
Cape God Travellers
N. J. Murphy
Pate
St. Joseph’s Parish
Washington and
Essex Streets
Men’s Store
Kuppenheimer Clothing
Siegel
Siegel’s
New England States
Kuppenheimer
Harvard Man
ST. Patrick’s
St. Patrick's Parish
Watertown
Commonwealth Motor and Driving Club
School
Lynn Cadet Band
Vanity Fair
Providence
George Skene
Somerville
M. E
Aneeda
National Biscuit Company
May
London
Aberdeen
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Ceo
Lynch Raith Lois Sa
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