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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1916

Page

13

Suffragists Read Reports at Massachusetts Meeting

Reports from Massachusetts delegates to the national suffragists convention at Atlantic City were presented at the bi monthly Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association meeting hosted by Mrs. Robert Gould Shaw. Attendees included Mrs. Samuel Woodward Miss Alice Stone Blackwell and others. Harriet W McWain the oldest resident of Waltham died at 100 years seven months and ten days. She leaves a daughter two brothers in Maine and several grandchildren. McWain was born in Waterford Maine. her husband died 66 years ago.

Massachusetts Atlantic City Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Robert Gould Shaw Commonwealth Avenue Samuel Woodward L N. Kinnicutt Worcester Lewis J. Johnson Alice Stone Blackwell Hileen Harriet W. McWain Waltham Main Street Maine MecWain Waterford

Hotel man denies murder charges in Alpine case

Alpine Texas September 14 Harry J Spannell an Alpine hotel keeper pled not guilty today to charges of killing his wife and Lieutenant Colonel M C Butler Sixth United States Cavalry while the three were motoring in Alpine on July 20 last.

Alpine Texas Harry J. Spannell M. C. Butler Sixth United States Cavalry

Strict ban favored by clergy men in church rule

Protestant Episcopal clergymen largely support a proposed rule forbidding remarriage after any divorce, regardless of cause or innocence. The announcement was made at the bishop's office in Philadelphia at Twelfth and Walnut streets.

Philadelphia Church House Twelfth Walnut Streets

Episcopal Church Proposes Ban on Remarriage After Divorce

An Episcopalian change would bar remarriage of divorced persons. Current rules allowed remarriage after infidelity with a 12 month waiting period and court decree submission. The proposal, to be discussed at the general convention in St Louis next month, reflects a majority view among clergy though some dissent.

Episcopal Church Church St. Louis Church House

Opera Season Opens in Boston With New and Returning Stars

Max Rabinoff's Boston National Opera Company will present January performances at the Boston Opera House featuring returning favorites Tamaki Miura Luisa Villani Maggie Teyte Maria Gay George Baklanoff Zenatello and Riccardo Martin plus newcomers Nadina Segat Maria Winetskaja Enrico Aronson Jose Segura Rallien Virgilio Lazaro Eugene Mariachkoff. Conductors include Moranzoni Guerrieri Schmidt Smallens with new operas Cabrera Aleko and Demon plus Andre Chenier Iris and works by Puccini Montemezzi Humperdinck Gounod Offenbach Verdi and Leoncavallo. Rehearsals begin as all company members in America arrive next week and others travel via ocean en route to New York.

Max Rabinoff Boston National Opera Company Boston Opera House Boston Tamaki Miura Luisa Villani Maggie Teyte Maria Gay George Baklanoff Zenatello Riccardo Martini Nadina Segat Maria Winetskaja Enrico Aronson la Scala Monte Carlo Jose Segura Rallien Virgilio Lazar Eugene Mariachkoff Roberto Moranzoni Argenzio Guerrieri Adolph Schmidt Alexander Smallens Dupont Cabrera Rachmaninoff Aleko and Rubinstein Demon Andre Chenier Giordano Iris Mascagni Puccini Montemezzi Humperdink Gounod Offenbach Verdi Leoncavallo America New York

Cambridge To Refund Taxes On Pay Boosts For 10 Large Estates

Cambridge officials will refund 8054.40 to ten large estates after Middlesex County Commissioners reduced valuations by 350200 on properties along Massachusetts Avenue. Abatements range from 27.60 to 1771. The action follows a 1915 tax assessment deemed excessive. Costs of proceedings added.

Cambridge Middlesex County Commissioners Massachusetts Avenue Mary L. Jones Boston Alfred Bowditch Als Asa G. Lamson Anna E. Southwick Franklin N. Y John H. Corcoran Cambridge Savings Bank Mary A. Southwick Harris Ginsburg Elmer H. Bright

Figs Growing in Waverley Garden Exhibit

In Waverley, Danforth P. Henry of Belmont street tends a small garden packed with surprises. A pear tree bears four varieties of apples—Transparent, McIntosh, Baldwin and fall greening—grafted onto one stock along with bearing strawberries, mature figs, and a seedling peach tree showing qualities of standard peaches.

Danforth P. Henry Belmont Street Waverly McIntosh Baldwin

Aviator Fahlsbauch Killed in Action Reported

London dispatches confirm German lieutenant Fahlsbauch, noted for air exploits in official reports, was killed in action as reported by the Vossische Zeitung.

Amsterdam London Fahlsbauch Vossische Zeitung

Wolf's Great Clearance Ad Sparks Wool Suit Bargain

Men can buy a $15 wool suit for $7.75 at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets. The sale also includes legal stamps with purchase as part of the bargain.

Wolf's Hanover Portland Streets

Three Women Split Rooming House Door Raid in Brockton

Brockton police patrolman R A Pickering was arrested on a warrant by his wife for a statutory offense after three women knocked in a rooming house door during a disturbance. Mrs Pickering and her relatives alleged repeated fines and night duty absences prompted the action.

Brockton R. A. Pickering Inspector Chase Pickering

Columbia renews bid for $4 million Eno estate

New York September 14 Columbia University launches a fresh legal fight to recover the $4,000,000 residuary estate of Amos F Eno realty owner and philanthropist. The appeal in the Surrogates Court challenges a jury verdict from last June that Eno was mentally incompetent when he left the money to Columbia. Relatives had contested the will arguing Eno disliked colleges.

New York Columbia University Amos F. Eno Eno Columbia

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