Massachusetts Democrats Back Olney Over Hearst at Tremont Temple
The Massachusetts Democratic convention at Tremont Temple pledges solid support for Richard Olney as the state’s presidential nominee, arguing he is a true son of Massachusetts and a proven leader. The article urges delegates to vote the unit rule for Olney and to keep the state united for the Massachusetts candidate.
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Massachusetts
Tremont Temple
Richard Olney
New England
Republic
St. Louis
Hearst
Massachusetts Democracy
William R. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Rhode Island
Olney
Russian policy shift ends viceroy’s control in Far East
The article notes Viceroy Alexieff loses military and naval authority in the Far East while civil administration remains. Command passes to Makaroff, Kuropatkin, and Skrydloff after defeats at Port Arthur. It hints at possible recall, a potential Witte return, and a shift toward peace talks re framing national honor.
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Alexieff
Far East
Port Arthur
Makaroff
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Admiral Skrydloff
St. Petersburg
Russia
M. Witte
Witte
Arbor Day shifts to pest war and tree care
Governor Bates urges Arbor Day observance to save and plant trees, and to wage targeted pest control against gypsy moths. The plan emphasizes public education, municipal action, and press cooperation to protect forests, water, and sylvan beauty across the state. Also notes community notices on theatre, residences, and local figures.
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Bates
Post
Commonwealth
Fish Story No 5 A Salmon Dash at Lake
In a lakeside camping tale Doctor guides a canoe while a salmon fights a windy drift. The boat overturns, the Doctor clings to rod and boat, and after a long struggle he lands the big fish only to lose the landing net and lament its fate. The vignette sits among a column of light social bits and brief notices.
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Jim
Doc
Not Such A Catastrophe Sings In Old Stream Tale
whimsical line drawing scene features a tailor Snipper and musician Tooter in a rural setting. a hat and a spring overcoat appear as playful props while a chorus of dialogue suggests a lighthearted community moment with no clear conflict.
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Snipper
Tooter
Duty of watchful care for forest and field beauty
The remark urges the public to recognize the duty to protect natural beauty across forests and fields as a daily responsibility. It frames conservation as a moral lesson, emphasizing ongoing vigilance and protective action rather than mere desire.
Yale Attempts to Award a College Song Fail
A Yale contest offering a prize for a distinctive university song ends without a winner. Four entries were judged unworthy. experts say popular songs arise, not ordered, and many historic tunes were not written for federal use. The piece notes Yale’s only standout is Finch’s verse sung to Lucy Long, while dismissing the effort to create a popular anthem.
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Yale
John O. Heald
Heald
Finch
Lucy Long
Raincoat Shelter and Rash Flight at End of Line
A tense scene unfolds as a man named Joe commands a companion to spread a raincoat over her feet before a swift, shadowed departure. They hurry along the line, ignoring waiting passengers, carrying a senseless burden with a protective gesture beneath tree shade as he pauses to gather himself.
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Joe
Our Lady and the Motorman Big Joe
By Mrs. Sarah J. Bucklin, Norfolk, describes a beloved lady worker and Big Joe the motorman. After a trolley rope breaks, Joe acts bravely, lifting the injured woman and trying to comfort her as she lies unconscious with a head wound.
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Sarah J. Bucklin
Norfolk
Sivery
Big Joe
Joe
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