Peace Congress in New York Opens Under Roosevelt
prominent figures gather in New York as Andrew Carnegie hosts sessions at Carnegie Hall to press for practical peace steps. President Roosevelt urges arbitration treaties and limit on warship sizes while stressing justice and restraint in pursuing international peace efforts.
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Peace Congress
New York
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie Hall
Congress
The
Carnegie
Marsters Washington
Boston
Fall River Line
Our
Travel
Marsters Vacation Tours
Washington St
West 30Th St
Carnegie Praises Roosevelt as Potential Peace-Maker
Carnegie addressed Congress praising President Roosevelt and wishing him could be future peace-maker. He named Emperor William as the man who holds peace in his power and argued against portraying the German ruler as a menace, noting twenty years on the throne with no bloodshed or wars caused.
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Hague
United States
Hague Court
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Carnegie
Congress
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Emperor William
Europe
Noted Men Speak at Hague Peace Conference Sessions
A afternoon session featured Secretary Root Governor Hughes Mayor McClellan and Mr Carnegie as speakers. Baron de Estournelles de Constant urged general arbitration and conciliation with American help while Secretary Straus and Hugo Munsterberg voiced hopes for peace. Munsterberg defended German aims and warned impartial courts. Carnegie challenged conscription and urged action reflecting wartime labor realities. Additional voices from W T Stead Sir Robert Cranston and Maarten Maartens framed the peace discussion.
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Root
Charles F. Hughes
New York State
George B. McClellan
New York City
Carnegie
Baron de Estournelles de Constant
Senate
International Conciliation Committee
Oscar S. Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Baron Constant
England
France
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Straus
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
Germany
America
Munsterberg
Nervine Promises Relief From Nervous Strain
Overwork worry and nervous strain affect the whole body as Dr Miles Nervine restores nerve energy and rebuilds the system. A Lititz Pennsylvania minister testifies his wife recovered from nervous prostration after using Nervine with a final note of a money back guarantee.
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Miles’ Nervine
Miles
J. H. Hershey
Lititz
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Mayor Proposes Fort Hill Park Sale for Appraiser Stores
Boston officials consider selling Fort Hill Park to the United States government for appraiser's stores. Mayor Fitzgerald favors the plan to fund playgrounds in crowded districts, while Chamber of Commerce President Crocker opposes placing the stores in Fort Hill square, citing lack of residential space and better site options.
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James B. Reynolds
United States
Fitzgerald
Fort Hill District
Fort Hill Park
Boston
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Fort Hill Square
Crocker
Chamber of Commerce
United States Treasury Department
War, science, and peace echoes at public meeting
An audience hears Sir Robert Ball and William J Bryan discuss war, science, and peace with remarks on human evolution and ape origins. Telegrams of goodwill from European kings and world leaders are read, then Mr Stead briefly addresses the crowd before adjournment.
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Sir Robert S. Ball
Robert
William J. Bryan
Norway
Italy
Switzerland
Mexico
Holland
Mr. Stead
Somerville Knights Succeed At Minstrel Show
The Somerville Council No 187 Knights of Columbus hosted a minstrel show and dance at Union Hall. Andrew F. Ryan served as interlocutor with ends including Mae McPhail Mamie O'Donnell Madge Cavanagh Lizzie Sullivan and others. Soloists featured Katherine Casey Bessie Vahey Florence Perkins Christine Sears and more. Dancing followed with Ryan as floor director and Martin J Ryan aiding.
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Somerville Knights
Somerville Council
Knights of Columbus
Union Hall
Andrew F. Ryan
Mae McPhail
Mamie O'Donnell
Madge Cavanagh
Lizzie Sullivan
Joseph E. Dow
Louis Locatelli
John Niles
Joseph Mahoney
Frank Sears
Dun and Co and Raymond in Mercantile Reference Dispute
R G Dun Company seeks a court order to stop Raymond syndicate from distributing the New England Reference Book, alleging improper acquisition from bankruptcy trustee Rogers and sale of the book. Hearing paused to Thursday at 2.00.
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New England
Canada
Dun’s
Borge J. Raymond
Raymond Syndicate
Washington Street
Mercantile
R. G. Dun Company
Fessenden
Equity
Superior Court
Raymond
Co. H. McKeeney & Co
Aged priest dies after long illness in Vermont
The Rev. Henry Lane rector of St Marys Church Fair Haven died today at a hospital in Winooski after a long illness. He was 68 years old and a native of Ireland.
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Burlington, Vt
Henry Lane
St. Mary’s
Fair Haven
Winooski
Ireland
Kidney and Bladder Remedy Promoted in Home Mix
A well known specialist endorses a simple home made mixture for kidney and bladder troubles. Fluid Extract Dandelion one half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Dose is teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime. Obtainable at any good pharmacy, mix by shaking in a bottle.
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Ayers
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Ayer Co, Manufacturing Chemists
Lowell, Mass
Professor Munsterberg
Pittsburg
William T. Stead
W. T. Stead
Robert Cranston
Edinburgh
Edward
Great Britain
Maarten Maartens
Mayor
Franklin
Sharon
Williams Optical CO
Boylston S
Boston Mass
Kornelia Kinks
the HO CO
Buffalo, N
DUN & CO
Mercantile Agency
Som ES
H. Newman
St. Washington
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