Goodyear welt shoes explained by Boston press women tour
An article recounts a Goodyear welt exhibit at 47 Boylston street and Hotel Thorndike where leading women of New England journalism observe machine making of welted shoes. The piece contrasts Goodyear welt with machine sewn footwear, noting smoother bottoms and fewer visible defects, and remarks on pricing and dealer practices.
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New England
Goodyear Company
Boylston Street
Thorndike
Goodyear Welt
Dinary
Goodyear
Insurgent Prisons Condemned to Death in Havana
Havana reports seven more insurgent prisoners condemned to death under Weyler's proclamation designating armed enemies as bandits and incendiaries. Execution delayed until Monday as holidays close the week. Maceo reportedly remains west of the Trocha line.
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Havana
Weyler
Maceo
Trocha
New York
Journal of Today
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Luis Maria Pando
Alvaro Suarez Valdes
Spain
Washington
Central America
Senor Ontiveros
San Jose
Costa Rica
Honduras
Bermuda
Porto Cortez
Consul Reig
Colon
Colombia
George W. Whitford
Cordova
Manzanillo
J. L. Pearcy
United States
Frankie Got His Cart From Roxbury Clerk and Reader Help
Frankie Welch a Boston boy about 10 received a cart from Superintendent Flash of the Roxbury post office and $2 from a Post reader. He plans to use the money for a future paper route once he is licensed, giving the earnings to his mother. The Post reporter visited his home at 108 Hammond Street.
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Frankie Welch
Boston
Flash of
Roxbury
The
Post
Frankie
Hammond Street
Upright Mve Items Priced From 15 and Upward
The advertisement lists items priced from 15 upwards and 75 and upwards with a reference to $100 and upwards, indicating a range of price points for upright models and related merchandise.
Tribute to Governor Greenhalge in Senate session
The Senate honored Governor Greenhalge with formal tributes from Senators Dal linger Roe Galloupe Morse Irwin Everett and Sullivan. Irwin defended his anti A P A stance and praised Greenhalge for his race prejudice and religious intolerance stand and for declaring citizenship based on fidelity to the State. The resolutions were adopted by a rising vote and the Senate adjourned.
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Senate
Greenhalge
Dallinger
Roe
Galloupe
Morse
Irwin
Everett
Sullivan
Joint Committee
Pearson
Lowell
Richard Irwin
Northampton
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Navarre
Old Bay State
Middlesex
Tribute in Harvard School Honors Late Governor
In Charlestown the Harvard School held exercises honoring the life and merits of the late Governor as requested by the school committee. Colonel Henry A. Thomas presided with Leaver Supervisors Parker and Martin and Sub-Principal Hadley on the platform. Colonel Thomas delivered a glowing tribute.
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Harvard
Charlestown
Henry A. Thomas
Leaver
Parker
Martin
Hadley
Hadley Presen
Thomas
Thomas Wes
Boston Talk Kidney Pain Relief Adverts Dean's Pills
A Boston style testimonial notes chronic back ache and urinary issues attributed to kidney trouble. Mrs L A Smith of Somerville credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid relief after six years of discomfort and gravel, purchased at Knight's pharmacy. Pills are sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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L. A. Smith
Sargent Ave
Somerville
Dean
Knight’s Pharmacy
Court St
Doan
Foster, Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Departed statesman remembered at school exercises
Superintendent Seaver and Supervisors Martin and Parker praised the late statesman in a memorial program. The event ended with the students singing America under Sub-Principal Hadley's direction.
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Seaver
Martin
Parker
America
Hadley
Bourgeois Defends Egypt Policy in French Chamber
In Paris the French Chamber of Deputies heard M. Bourgeois answer interpellations on Egypt. He said Britain acted without a mandate, risking uneasiness, and noted Egypt’s integrity as respected by powers. Russia and France pressed against the Soudan funds and debt arrests, and the government won a confidence vote 309 to 213.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Bourgeois
MM. Delfosse
Pierre Alype
Lebon
Egypt
Great Britain
Turkey
GOMINS EVENTS IN St Stephen's Parish North End
A Monday April 20 celebration for St Stephen's parish North End is announced with a meeting led by Congressman Fitzgerald to arrange details. Mayor Quincy and city state officials invited. Also The Passion by Theodore Du Bois will be performed again at St Patrick's Church on Good Friday at 8 pm with Rev Henry A Barry preaching. Soloists Katharine T Neal Helen F Dugan Richard McMunn Walter E Ryder and Edward Mac Goldrich as organist and director.
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North End
Fitzgerald
Quincy
Theodore du Bois
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley Street
Henry A. Barry
Katherine T. Neal
Helen F. Dugan
Richard McMunn
Walter E. Ryder
Edward Mac Goldrich
Senate debates post office bill amendment on sub station pay
In Washington on April 2 the Senate considered Wolcott’s amendment to regulate postmaster compensation at sub stations. Gorman opposed the consolidation plan linking small fourth class offices to big city posts, warning of political misuse, while Vilas supported service improvements and Hawley preferred traditional country offices. The discussion paused for Elkins to advocate extra pay for Oceanic to carry Australian mails. no action taken and the bill was laid aside.
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Senate
Wolcott
Col
Ellicott City
Baltimore City
Lodge
Rep
Mass
Cambridge
Gorman
Dem
Congress
Baltimore
Vilas
Wis
Bill to create commission to investigate consular service
Washington April 2 Mr McCall of Massachusetts introduced a bill in the House to appoint a six member commission to study the consular service. The panel would include the assistant secretary of state and the assistant secretary of the treasury two Senators two House members and two citizens. The move sprang from J R Leeson president of the Boston Merchants Association seeking a reorganization of the consular service.
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Washington
Civil appropriation bill passes with Howard University funding
Washington April 2 The civil appropriation bill was approved with an amendment funding Howard University at 32000 dollars The amendment was included in the bill as adopted and highlighted during the debate The action centers on federal support for the university and the final bill approval.
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Washington
Howard University
Indian appropriation bill reduces funding in Senate report
Washington April 2 The Indian appropriation bill reported in the Senate carries 7,413,805 as a net reduction from the House amount by 1,006,638. The bill appropriates 1,348,944 less than the current law.
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Washington
Senate
House
House committee rejects Arizona statehood motion delay
In Washington on April 2, opponents of Arizona statehood used delaying tactics to block a committee vote. A motion to postpone for a week failed 5 to 6, preventing a favorable report on the bill from advancing today.
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Washington
Arizona
House Committee On Territories
Connecticut Attorneyln Comstock Confirmed by Senate
The Senate confirmed Charles W. Comstock as United States attorney for Connecticut, on April 2, marking his appointment to lead the federal prosecution office in Hartford.
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Washington
Senate Today
Charles W. Comstock
United States
Connecticut
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