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Bancau
Gostal
E. A. Grozier
Sidewalk Speculators ban under New York court ruling
The Appellate Division upholds a city ordinance banning sidewalk theater ticket sales. The text calls for police enforcement and notes New York’s problem was far greater than Boston’s, urging public aid to curb the nuisance.
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Supreme Court of New York
New York
Boston
Why Is Mann Afraid of Population Based Senate Reform
The Republican House leader in Washington fears a constitutional amendment for popular Senate elections could impose a population ratio. Article V requires state consent, ensuring no small state loses equality in the Senate. The piece says the danger of such a plan is unreal.
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Mann
Republican House
Washington
United States
Senate
Mr. Mann
Danbury Hat Case Seeks New Trial After Appellate Reversal
The U S Court of Appeals reverses a Connecticut federal court ruling in the Loewe hat strike case, granting a new trial. Originated in the 1902 Danbury walkout by 240 union men, a countrywide boycott followed. In 1903 Loewe Hats sued 240 strikers and secretary Martin Lawlor for 80 000 dollars. Trial began 1909. 26 defendants died. 100 others faced attachments and 56 000 in bank accounts were frozen. Hartford jury had awarded 74 000, tripled to 232 240 under statute. The appellate win mandates a new trial.
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United States Court of Appeals
Connecticut
United Hatters
North America
Loewe
Danbury
Pacific Coast
Loewe Hats
Martin Lawlor
Hartford
Ies
Appellate Court Seeks Clear Settlement of Boycott Case
The Appellate Court states that definite authoritative settlement is needed for questions about individual rights and protection in relation to the boycott. It notes that injury to the targeted concern is not alone enough to hold union members accountable and calls this case historic for labor relations with employers.
A Paramount Duty on Troop Despatch to Mexico Border
The United States should reinforce troops along the Arizona border as a prudent precaution not an aggression. The goal is to prevent guerilla incursions from northern Mexico and protect American lives and property without provoking conflict. Diaz is urged to settle his domestic quarrels and cooperate to keep the border safe.
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United States
Arizona
Douglas
Agua Prieta
United States Army
Mexico
Diaz
Income Tax Debate A Republican Sees Tax Shift
A reader asks if income tax amendment is a Democratic idea. The reply notes Republican origin and support, cites the Republican House Senate and President Taft, and urges Republicans to back the amendment, arguing most rank and file Republicans favor it.
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House
Senate
Taft
Beacon Hill
Enforcers Seek Exemplary Penalties After Triangle Waist Fire
The Triangle Waist Company cases indict and arrest proprietors and managers for manslaughter amid calls from Judge O'Sullivan for firm enforcement of life and property protection laws. Evidence shows locked doors and crowded 16 inch escape paths contributing to the March 25 tragedy, underscoring a demand for comprehensive reform beyond this single verdict.
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Triangle Waist Company
New York
O'Sullivan
Eden fruit debate spurs pear theory and fruit guesses
In a humorous address Professor Leander W. Jones questions the apple of Eden and argues Eden favored pear trees, though he admits no proof. The writer then offers playful guesses suggesting Eve gave Adam citrus or grape fruit instead, noting no definitive answer.
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Leander W. Jones
Ohio Horticultural Society
Jones
Garden of Eden
Adam
Eden
Eve
Umpire sought for Patriots Day baseball game
A Boston sender asks Newt to umpire a Patriots Day game at American League grounds between an All Massachusetts club and the Cuban Stars. The Cuban team features Cantillo at first base, Mendez pitching, Gonzales catching, Perpita at second, Bustamme in left field. Cantillo reputedly temperamental after a Cuba incident, hospital stay for a former umpire. The note stresses the honor and scarcity of volunteers.
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Newt
Patriots
Tropic
Cantillo
Mendez
Gonzales
Perpita
Bustamme
Cuba
Boston
Marathon Call Ends Umpire Hope After Cantillo Confrontation
The writer cites a Marathon pursuit on Patriots Day and an inability to umpire the game due to racing and post race duties. He jokes about Cantillo and promises to avoid backing down, but ultimately declines the umpiring invitation, citing sacred appointment and training plans.
Fragmented OCR item about stenography and smoking
Stenographer's notes show a weathered fragment mentioning sneezes and wind while referencing smoking. Readable words suggest a diary-like snippet with no clear event, dates, or named entities. The piece appears fragmentary and non definitive.
Public Garden Signals Spring With Tulips and Swan Boats
The Observant Citizen notes winter passing as tulips rise, fountains play, and swan boats resume service at the Public Garden. Fifteen Lasell Seminary students from Auburndale return from a Washington sight‑seeing trip, hosted by Congressman Weeks, visiting the Senate and House. Old railroad locomotive headlights at the North terminal are mentioned.
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Lasell Seminary
Washingington
Auburndale
Congressman Weeks
Senate
House
Nelson and Trafalgar remembered in art and diary notes
The article recalls Nelson's Trafalgar triumph and fatal wound aboard the Victory. It mentions his last diary entries, his signaled call England expects every man to do his duty, and his final care for Lady Hamilton. It also notes Charles Lucy, born in Hereford in 1814, known for Puritan era history paintings in Paris and London.
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Trafalgar
Napoleon
England
Lord Nelson
Southey
Nelson
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Emma
Europe
Earth
Lady Hamilton
Captain Hardy
Hardy
Charles Lucy
Hereford
London
France
Paris
Delaroche
Barbizon
Newton News Sketches Charley Gallagher and City Happenings
Ex Governor Long praises Charles Gallagher at an Art Club dinner. Newton plans a June colonial pageant with city clubs invited. Quincy girls play baseball. G A R memories of Civil War scenes surface in Boston. Newton’s heating convertibles draw debate. Forester Bucknam modernizes gardens and playgrounds. A boy helps an elderly passerby. Tufts Hill proves walkable from nearby suburbs. Union Church Society plans a new church in Waban.
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Charles T. Gallagher
Charley
Lincoln
Boston
Gallagher
Senate
Newton
England
Forester Bucknam
Bucknam
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