Archbishops and Mayor Urge Knights at Boston Banquet
More than 300 Knights of Columbus gathered at the Hotel Brunswick for the Massachusetts State Council banquet with Archbishop O Connell as guest of honor. Mayor John Fitzgerald and former Congressman John A Sullivan spoke, and Edward L Hearn, supreme knight, outlined the order s aims of good deeds and social influence. The event featured music from the Tremont Council choir and George H Qu in s Orchestra, with remarks urging Knights to promote education, citizenship, and peaceful conflict resolution.
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Knights of Columbus
Brunswick
Massachusetts State Council
K. of C
O’connell
John ¥. Fitzgerald
John A. Sullivan
Daniel F. Buckley
Johns. Kent
Brockton
O'Connell
Fitzgerald
Boston
Edward L. Hearn
Order
Our Order
Hugh J. Mulloy
Salem
Tremont Council
James M. McLaughlin
George H. Quinn
Joseph Co. Pelletier
Buckley
Kent
Republic
America
France
Frere
Turd
Edward L.’ Hearn
Free kidney health bottle advertised in Boston Post
An advertisement claims a trial bottle of Kidney Care is free for readers suffering from kidney liver bladder or blood disease. It asserts backache stems from weak kidneys and warns waste buildup leads to serious illness, urging readers to consult a doctor and consider the remedy.
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Boston Post
Bright
Warner
Safe Cure CO
Rochester
N. Y
Sally Werene
Med Klet
Warner's Safe Cure claims and testimonial
An advertisement touts Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills as permanent kidney and bladder disease remedies. It features a veteran testimonial from W. E. Wheeler of Menasha Wisconsin and cites broad claims of curing Bright's disease liver and blood issues with herbal formulae.
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Warner
W. E. Wheeler
Menasha
Wisconsin
Bright
Huge losses may spoil the summer season for Vanderbilts
New York society debates how Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt the younger will spend the summer after news of her husband losses in the February stock slump. Neely Vanderbilt 33 faces disinheritance and reduced wealth while insiders predict a quiet Newport season for the family with little lavish entertainment now planned.
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Cornelius Vanderbilts
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Grace Wilson
Newport
Neely
Mayor Fitzgerald urges Catholic groups to build Boston education system
In a lengthy address Mayor Fitzgerald calls on Catholic associations in Boston to develop an educational system for young men, likening it to the Y M C A. He cites Boston Catholic population of 850,000 and predicts rising Catholic influence in New England, urging action by the K of C and allied societies.
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Copley Square
Trinity Church
England
France
Fitzgerald
Boston
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Europe
Eliot
New England
K. of C
Corbett Set to Open Boston Hotel Near Boylston Street
James J. Corbett, former boxing champion, will soon reside in Boston and open a hotel near Boylston Street. The exact site remains secret to prevent publicity from hindering plans, as Benton confirms Corbett will visit Boston shortly.
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New Boston Hotel
James J. Corbett
Boston
Post
Boylston Street
Corbett
B. H. Benton
Demurrer Ends Suit Against Theater Ticket Agent Herrick
Judge Fessenden sustains demurrer filed by Frank C. Herrick the theater ticket agent in the $2000 suit by Elizabeth C. Hill a Back Bay society woman who says she was humiliated and mentally distressed after being ordered from a theatre for possessing wrong tickets. Plaintiff may amend her bill if she chooses.
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Demurrer
Herrick
Frank C. Herrick
Elizabeth C. Hill
Back Bay Society
Fessenden
Governor Guild Opens Lexington Patriots Day Exercises
Governor Guild opened the Lexington Patriots Day celebration with a speech to the Lexington Historical Society urging citizens to treat the ballot and jury box as duties akin to those of the 1775 Minute Men. Dr. Samuel A. Eliot and George O. Whiting led a brief program with three national hymns.
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Lexington
Guild
Lexington Historical Society
United States
Europe
George O. Whiting
Governor Guild
Samuel A. Eliot
Harvard
Eliot
America
New Speakers At Single Tax Dinner Stir Debate In Kingsley Hall
At a Massachusetts Single Tax League dinner in Kingsley Hall ex Mayor Quincy clashed with a heckler over taxing land at full value. He cited a transit tunnel corner case showing land value far above assessed value, as voices debated the single tax doctrine and property flips around public buildings. Several speakers followed, including Alice Stone Blackwell and William Lloyd Garrison, with women prominent among attendees.
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Quincy
Massachusetts
Kingsley Hall
Transit Commissioners
Washington and
Winter Streets
C. B. Fillebrown
League
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dunne
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
William Lloyd Garrison
E. H. Clement
Albert Bushnell Hart
Edward F. Merriam
Charles J. Bullock
C. Howard Walker
Edmund Noble
Sullivan Addresses Quiet Service Beyond Patriotism
Former Congressman John A. Sullivan notes that daily citizen service, less flashy than military acts, underpins national strength. He argues the unseen contributions of obscure individuals are essential to the country’s well being and must be valued alongside overt patriotic acts.
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John A. Sullivan
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