Roosevelt Disturbed by Vatican Action and Roosevelt Reply
Roosevelt voices disturbance over Vatican moves and deflects church pressure by citing his open letter to Dr. Lyman Abbott. The president receives telegrams of support from Catholics and Protestants as he tours Rome with King Victor Emmanuel and attends social events.
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King Victor Emmanuel
Mr. Roosevelt
Jesse B. Carter
American School of Classical Studies
Rome
Capitol Forum
Roosevelt
Signor Ferra
Supreme Council
J. Rennell Rodd
Guglielmo Ferrero
Spezia
Tipple
Vatican
Lyman Abbott
Sale of Suits and Hundreds of Special Lots Opens Today
Local sale opens today featuring suits and hundreds of other special lots. Offer includes varied apparel and miscellaneous items not publicized in advance, drawing keen interest from bargain hunters and collectors alike.
Roosevelt Vatican incident praised by Catholic leader
Father Fleming of Georgetown University says the Roosevelt Vatican affair will improve Catholic Protestant relations. He notes politicians may score points but praises Roosevelt for his sensible actions and expects Protestants to understand the Pope's stance as well.
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Washington
United States
Father Fleming
Georgetown University
America
Roosevelt
What Is Roosevelt's Limit
New York officials form a reception committee to plan a grand welcome for Theodore Roosevelt. The aim is to match his endurance with a sizable event, with 200 members meeting to decide the scope before subcommittees are named and funding sought from the Board of Aldermen.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Gaynor
Board of Aldermen
Vatican Incident Sparks Mixed Editorials in Vienna
Vienna reports show Catholic papers silent on the Vatican incident while Liberal papers condemn Vatican officials. The Neue Freie Presse notes the papal secretary of state is Spanish and attributes a Spanish atmosphere to the Vatican. Baron Hengelmueller Von Hengervar arranges Roosevelt's Vienna visit. the ex-president will meet the Emperor April 16 with various formal gatherings planned by high officials.
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Vienna
Vatican
Neue Freie Presse
Baron Hengelmueller von Hengervar
United States
Austria
Mr. Roosevelt
Budapest
Count von Aehrenthal
Baron Hengelmueller
Roosevelt Mail Privilege Debate Captures House Attention
In Washington on April 5 the House committee on post offices debated a bill to grant Theodore Roosevelt free use of the U S mails. Representative Murdock of Kansas supported the measure calling it surely to pass, likening it to a diamond embroidered robe for the former president.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
House Committee On Post Offices
United States
Representative Murdock
Kansas
House
Murdock
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Prince Waldberg invites Roosevelt to see 1507 America map
In Stuttgart on April 5 Prince Maximilian of Waldburg Von Wolfegg and Waldsee extended an invitation to Mr Roosevelt to visit Wolfegg Castle. He proposed viewing the so called Baptismal certificate of America, a Waldsee Mueller map dated 1507, noting this as the first appearance of the name America.
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Stuttgart
Prince Maximilian of
Waldburg
Miss Gouldston Recital Scheduled Friday
Lillian Goulston, pupil of Carl Stasny, will perform at Henry E Miller Hall Friday evening. The program features Tschaikowsky Sgambati Schumann Schutt Chaminade Faure MacDowell and Grieg with Grieg’s A minor concerto finale.
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Lillian Goulston
Henry E. Miller Hall
Miss Goulston
Carl Stasny
New England Conservatory
Tschaikowsky
Sgambati
Schumann
Schutt
Chaminade
Faure
MacDowell
Grieg
Tasny
Chipshead Marble Sculpture Joins Fine Arts Museum Collection
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts gains the Chipshead, a marble sculpture once owned by Antonios Xanthakes of Chios, via a series of transfers to J. C. Choremes and E. P. Warren before the anonymous donor presented it. Also featured is a Borassa attributed painting The Coronation of the Virgin, prompting praise and study for historical illumination.
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Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Antonios Xanthakes
Chios
J. C. Choremes
E. P. Warren
Borassa
History of Art
Malden Man Burned in Bed Fire
Malden at 8 o clock tonight Lee Clarke 35 of 29 Dartmouth street was badly burned on the right arm and overcome by smoke from a fire believed caused by a pipe spark while he lay in bed Fireman Arthur E Miller of Hose 1 rescued Clarke Captain Coombs and Fireman Joseph Tapin aided Miller and Clarke to safety Clarke was taken to a hospital in serious condition but expected to recover damage not exceeding 100 dollars confined to Clarke s room
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Malden
Lee Clarke
Dartmouth Street
Arthur E. Miller
Hose 1
Clarke
Coombs
Joseph Tapin
Miller
Dr Day Dies at Andover Former Seminary President
Andover Mass April 5 Charles Orrin Day D D LL D former president of the Andover Theological Seminary died suddenly of heart failure today while visiting his daughter Mrs Robert P Keep on Main street. Day had been in poor health for a year and had given up active work but was able to travel and came from Woodstock Vermont a day or two ago.
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Andover
Mass
Charles Orrin Day
Andover Theological Seminary
Robert P. Keep
Main Street
Harvard Grads Face New Language Requirement
Beginning with the class of 1914 Harvard will require reading knowledge of French or German for degree completion. A faculty committee recommended an oral examination testing reading ability, to be taken before entering college mid year or at the start of the sophomore or junior years.
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Harvard
Illinois wets gain as drys lead in early returns
Early returns from across Illinois show gains for wets in local option elections. Of 55 units reporting, 28 stayed dry, 26 voted wet, and one was tied, with several small cities switching from dry to wet and few towns reversing.
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Chicago
Illinois
Danville Township Votes Wet By 1000 In Exciting Election
Danville township in Illinois reports a 1000 vote margin for a wet outcome in an election linked to Joseph Cannon. Minor clashes occurred at Grape Creek with deputies sworn in but no troops deployed. the dispute was settled and order restored.
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Danville
Ill
Danville Township
Joseph Cannon
Grape Creek
Seidel Wins in Milwaukee Municipal Election Sweep
Social Democrats led by Emil Seidel won Milwaukee mayoral race by about 8000 votes, the largest plurality in city history. They will control the Common Council after sweeping all six at large aldermen and 14 of 23 wards. Democrat W. J. Schoenecker Jr. trailed by about 8000 ahead of Republican J. M. Beffel. Platforms called for home rule initiative referendum and liquor regulation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Social Democrats
Emil Seidel
W. J. Schoenecker, Jr
J. M. Beffel
English High Banquet Honors 1906 Graduates At Youngs
About 50 members of the English High School class of 1906 attended the annual banquet at Young's Hotel last night. Arthur H. Hall was toastmaster. Headmaster John F. Casey and Professors Snow and Barrows were among the invited guests and speakers.
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Young’s Hotel
Arthur H. Hall
John F. Casey
Snow and
Barrows
Opponents Hear Bill Restricting Teachers Pensions
At the State House last night members of the Boston school committee faced opposition to a new pension bill. Proposals set pensions at one third of salary with a $312 minimum, plus amendments limiting eligibility to teachers and excluding those with supervision.
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David A. Ellis
Boston School Committee
State House
Christina D. Page
Page
JL. Anna Dudley
Stratton D. Brooks
Brooks
Mary T. Day
East Boston
Arthur L. Spring
Parishioners Stage French Jeanne d Arc at Boston Opera House
Notre Dame des Victoires parishioners presented Jules Barbier s Jeanne d Arc in French at the Boston Opera House to a sold out audience. Rev. Henri de la Chapelle organized the production with conductor Wallace Goodrich and Mme Emma Darmand in the lead role, drawing praise for faithful portrayal and spirited reception.
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Church of Notre Dame Des Victoires
Boston Opera House
Jeanne d’Arc
Jules Barbier
The
Academy
France
Boston
Barbier
Church of Notre Dame de Pitie
Henri de la Chapelle
Jeanne
Edmond Darmand
Notre Dame Des Victoires
Everett Couple Mark Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Edward FE Johnson of 142 Main Street Everett celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home. The event doubled as a family reunion with only immediate relatives from the Johnson and McEvoy families in attendance.
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Edward FE. Johnson
Main Street
Everett
Johnson and McEvoy
Skin Troubles In The Household
A home remedy brochure promotes Poslam for skin ailments including pimples rashes eczema acne and psoriasis. It touts rapid relief and permanent cure with a free sample from Emergency Laboratories New York and lists retailers such as Riker Jaynes and Houghton and Duttons.
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West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Riker- Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton’s
Sudden Death of Miss Mary E Holt Shocks Boston
Miss Mary Elvira Holt national secretary of the Women's Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church died suddenly of heart disease in the Home Savings Bank office on Tremont Street. She was 63 born in Boston and had directed over $1 000 000 annually for missions and helped found hospitals and schools in Asia and India. She is survived by one sister Mrs Charles S Nutter.
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Mary Elvira Holt
Berwick Park
Women’s Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Home Savings Bank
Tremont Street
Miss Holt
Women’s Board
Ben
New England
Bostom Young Women’s Christian Association
Taiwan
China
Hakodate
Japan
Lucknow College
Lucknow
India
Asia
Baroda
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Boston
Reuben L
Sarah D. Holt
Holt, Stedman & Co
Charles 8. Nutter
Italy
Three Boys Guilty of Ride Stealing in Roxbury Court
Walter Stone aged 15 William Downey aged 16 and William Sweeney aged 19 were found guilty in Roxbury District Court of stealing rides on Boston Elevate surface cars. The two younger faced delinquency charges. Sweeney was fined. They worked at the Plant shoe factory and rode on the rear fender from near the factory to Eliot Square.
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Walter Stone
William Downey
William Sweeney
Roxbury
Boston
Plant
Eliot Square
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Etter
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Miss Gouldston
Fine Arts Museum
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Seidel
Martyr
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Mary E. Holt
Women's Board of Foreign Missions
Steinfeld Bros
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