Battle at State House over repeal of liquor curfew law
Today a repeal clash unfolds at the State House as supporters led by Representative William Clarke of Boston argue to lift the 11 pm liquor sale curfew. Opponents include Representatives Richardson of Millis Gardiner of Raynham and Governor Bates ally H Houston Newton of Everett.
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Police Officials Summoned To State House Hearing
Senator A. A. Brackett as committee chair orders Judge Emmons Charles P Curtis Jr and Harry Adams Police Board members to appear before the committee tomorrow at 10:30 A M. The focus is on their salary increase and a bill to cut their pay.
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Russia or Japan Which Should the U S Sympathize With
The Post invites readers to submit short essays answering Should the American People Sympathize with Russia or Japan The War Editor will award two prizes of five dollars each one for the best argument in favor of Russia and one for advocates of Japan Submissions should be addressed to War Editor at the Post and kept under two hundred words The prompt aims to gauge public opinion on international alignment during wartime and invites concise reasoned perspectives from readers.
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Public letters advocate Japans cause against Russia
Readers from Roxbury Lynn and Chelsea urge U S sympathy for Japan amid Russia Russia’s cruelty and expansionist aims are criticized while Japan is praised for civil order and freedom. Letters argue free institutions and press support Japan against encroaching Russia.
Russia and Japan as friendship partners in a letter
A letter from Harry H. Daly of Cambridge argues for friendship with Russia despite government differences. Daly contrasts Russians as brave and true allies with Japanese as refined yet cunning, urging maintaining ties with Russia and cautioning about trust in Japan.
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Mellen Street
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Reasons to sympathize with Russia from 19th century view
A letter by D. W. Callaghan of Arlington Heights argues eight reasons why Americans should sympathize with Russia including protection of commerce in the War of 1812, deterring English intervention, Alaska sale, and racial and religious comparisons involving Japan and China.
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Alaska
Japan
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Arlington Heights
Sympathy and Critique of Nations in Edward Rowe’s Letter
In a pointed letter from North Carver, Edward Rowe argues that Americans should sympathize with Russia as a historic ally in the North’s victory over the South and questions Russia’s role in Alaska’s sale to the United States. He then states Japan has done nothing to deserve American sympathy and urges shunning Japan as one would shun yellow fever.
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Miss Cornelia Andrew Becomes Mrs. Dudley Clark at Trinity Church
A grand ceremony at Trinity Church marks the marriage of Miss Cornelia Thayer Andrew to Dudley Clark. Bishop Lawrence officiated as Easter lilies and white azaleas festooned the nave. The bridal party included eight bridesmaids in identical dresses and Miss Elizabeth Andrew as maid of honor. Prominent guests and many Boston families attended, with Mrs. Julia Ward Howe among the notable onlookers.
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The Bride's Costume Described at Wedding
Miss Andrew wore a white duchesse satin gown with a long train and a deep bertha from her mother. She carried a large bouquet of lilies of the valley and wore a white tulle veil without gloves.
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Frost Ina Bride of Walker in Cliftondale Church
Society gathered at the Congregational Church to witness the marriage of Miss Ina Frost of 8 Mt. Vernon street Cliftondale to Dr. Walker. The ceremony was conducted by Rev W Mix and the couple will reside at 96 Huntington Avenue Boston after a Southward extended tour.
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Notable Shipbuilder Aaron Frost Weds Dr George Walker
The ceremony blends Maine shipbuilding heritage with New England figures. The bride, descended from early settlers and related to Sir William Preble, studied at Portsmouth High School and the State Normal School. Dr. Walker, a Boston physician, is recognized for 24 years in practice there and nine in Maine. The wedding supper followed at the bride’s home.
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Duel of Words Between De Armond and Grosvenor
Washington April 5 The House proceedings featured sharp exchanges between Mr De Armond and Mr Grosvenor with De Armond accusing Republicans of blocking a postal investigation and tariff revision Grosvenor defended his party praising President Roosevelt for his role in the postal inquiry the Cuban reciprocity law and the Panama canal treaty construction efforts
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Telephone tale at Hillside Farm in old time talk
Mandy Stykes visits Hillside Farm and overhears a talkative farmer family and a stubborn matriarch debating a telephone line. The scene shifts through humorous miscommunications to a doctor on call and a bungled medical prescription.
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Police seeks Boston kin of Cleveland man who died
Cleveland officers and Undertaker J N Richards search for the Boston relatives of Fred Edwards who died in Boston yesterday. The deceased may have relatives in this city and the Post is requested to help locate them.
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Knights of Columbus Tour to Washington by Rail
Knights of Columbus members planning to attend the Washington meeting on April 18 may take a personally conducted Pennsylva nia Railroad tour. The Boston to Boston round trip costs 21 dollars and includes steamer berths from Fall River Line, hotel for three days in Washington, and meals en route. Inquiries go to George M. Roberts, Passenger Agent, New England District, 20 Washington Street, Boston.
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Health is Man's Wealth Father John's Medicine Endorsed
In a one minute interview the speaker proclaims health as mankind's true wealth and credits Father John's Medicine as the world's best tonic and body builder not a patent medicine. The speaker adds that recovery from illness and return to the ball field was possible thanks to Father John's Medicine as it built them up and increased flesh and strength.
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