Violence and Vigilance as Suffragettes Rally Police Shield
An angry London mob attacked suffragettes amid mass police protection. At Brighton militants fled to a house as stones and windows were smashed. Hyde Park gatherings drew 20 000 despite a ban. Similar scenes occurred in Wimbledon and Hampstead Heath. An infernal machine with Votes for women markings was found at York.
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London
Brighton
Hyde Park
Women’s
Russia
Wimbledon
Hampstead Heath
Yorkshire Herald Office
York
House to Hear Assault Case in Congress
Washington April 20 Formal note will be taken in the House tomorrow on the assault Friday on Representative Sims by Charles G. Glover a Washington bank president. A dozen members of Congress including most of the Tennessee delegation conferred at the capitol and decided that an attack on a member over an utterance on the floor is grave. Representatives Garrett and Houston of Tennessee were appointed to draft a resolution for presentation when the House convenes. The resolution provides for a five member committee to determine if there are grounds to arrest Glover for contempt of the House.
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Washington
House
Sims
Charles G. Glover
Washington Bank
Congress
Tennessee
Capitol
Garrett and Houston
Glover
Death of Sir Charles Day Rose M P after first aeroplane ride
Sir Charles Day Rose M P and president of the Royal Aero Club died suddenly in London after a first flight as a passenger at Hendon. A long public career included service in the Montreal Artillery, sailing yachts, and a term in Parliament for Newmarket. He was born in 1847 and became a baronet in 1909.
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Sir Charles Day Rose
Royal Aero Club
London
Charles Day Rose
Hendon
Sir John Rose
Montreal
House of Commons
Newmarket
Cambridgeshire
Robert Emmet Temple
Rutland, VI
Levi P. Morton
Morton, Rose & Co
Charles
Think Belgian Strike to End
Brussels reports that the Chamber of Deputies may back a conciliatory motion by Liberal leader M. Masson. If the parliamentary committee's reform plan improves provincial and communal franchise, a revision of parliamentary elections could follow, signaling the strike’s potential end. The stoppage has crippled Belgian industry, with 75 percent export tied, losses mounting in coal mining exceeding $200,000 daily as capital leaves the country.
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Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
M. Masson
Belgium
Hawaiians To Celebrate In Native Style At Majestic
The Hawaiian singers and musicians at the Majestic Theatre plan a native feast with roast pig dinner poi pineapples and baked fish to honor news that Pele remains quiet. Henry Lyman, a Boston based Hawaiian planter and friend of author Richard Walton Tully, will attend.
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Majestic Theatre
Pele
Boston
Henry Lyman
Richard Walton Tully
Majestic
Mr. Tully
Miss Eva Booth Recounts General Booth Life at Tremont Temple
Miss Eva Booth daughter of General Booth spoke at Tremont Temple detailing her father's life from his social work to Salvation Army leadership. She described his inspiration amid English poverty and his compassion for the afflicted while images of Booth and his family played on a curtain. She praised his religious devotion and called him the era's greatest religious leader and reformer.
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Eva Booth
General Booth
Salvation Army
Tremont Temple
Miss Booth
Inventor Charged With Forgery After Checks
Rodney Jordan alias Richard R. Jordan, a 60 year old Nutmeg grater inventor, was arrested by Inspector Patterson and charged with forging Charles H. Henrys name on a 40 check and passing it to the A Shuman Company for a suit and furnishings. He also drew a 25 check and traded a hat and $20 with Lamson and Hubbard Company. The larceny charge awaits arraignment in Municipal Court. Jordan denied the accusations and claimed mistaken identity. He threatened action if harmed.
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Rodney Jordan
Richard R. Jordan
Columbus Avenue
Inspector Patterson
Police Headquarters
Charles H. Henry
New England National Bank
Frank H. Hall
Dorchester
A. Shuman Company
Jordan
Lamson and Hubbard Company
Bedford Street
Farley consecrates new Spanish Church in New York
Cardinal Farley consecrated the new Spanish Church of Our Lady of Hope in Washington Heights New York. The ceremony drew a large congregation including prominent Spaniards led by Juan Riano the Spanish minister at Washington and many well known New Yorkers. The church sits among notable buildings at Riverside Drive plaza.
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New York
Juan Riano
Washington
Cardinal Farley
Tariff bill sparks Republican critique across party lines
A report labels the tariff bill a snare for the American people amid a split in party ranks on protection. It argues the administration can pass it but warns of widespread business alarm and calls the measure non protective and revenue driven.
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Foss
Massachusetts
Real Fight Looms Over Underwood Tariff on House Floor
Washington April 20 Congress readies the Underwood tariff bill for open debate in the House after two weeks behind closed doors. Democratic support, led by President Wilson, guarantees passage amid planned Republican attempts to restore protective rates and strike free wool and free sugar provisions. The clash is expected to rage from the start, with general debate lasting weeks before detailed reading and amendments.
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Washington
House
Wilson
Ways and Means Committee
Civil War On Says Minister Potter At Mattapan
The Rev. Charles F. Potter of Mattapan Baptist Church declared the United States is in a state of civil war between capital and labor. He cited Herbert Spencer and recent riots in McNamara and Lawrence, saying war is already ongoing with sporadic violence and bomb threats.
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United States
Charles F. Potter
Mattapan
Taft assails courts as a disgrace urging reforms at Yale
Ex-President Taft told Yale Law School officials and students that American courts are a disgrace to civilization and demand immediate remedial legislation. He warned socialists may target unequal justice, cited delays favoring wealthy litigants, and urged reducing litigation costs to keep law and justice united.
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New Haven
America
Taft
Yale Law School
Breaks in Truth Doubted in Newton Society Pair
Rumors of a broken engagement between Maximilian Agassiz, son of the late Professor Alexander Agassiz, and Miss Laura M. Maynes of Dudley road Newton are met with incredulity. Miss Maynes has run a notable establishment for two years in the neighborhood.
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Maximilian Agassiz
Alexander Agassiz
Laura M. Maynes
Dudley Road
Newton
Maynes
Agassiz and Mayne Engagement Reported Off
In the Boylston street section locals note daily visits between Mr. Agassiz and Miss Mayne at the Mayne villa. They reportedly planned a May 1 marriage and move to the Thayer estate, with Miss Mayne selling 130 Dudley road to relocate. Only her sister is known as a relative. Miss Mayne declines to discuss the engagement break.
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Boylston Street
Agassiz
Mayne Villa
Miss Mayne
Boulevard
Cars collide in subway at Park Street station
At about 10 o clock last night car No 23 marked Allston bumped a Chestnut Hill Arlington Heights train in the Park Street subway. The impact shattered windows and startled passengers but caused no injuries and traffic was delayed only briefly.
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Park Street
Allston
Arlington Heights
Chestnut Hill
Modeller of Lincoln's Death Mask Dies at 86
Joseph Palmer, longtime National Museum employee and creator of Lincoln's death mask used in many portraits, died yesterday at his Rosslyn Virginia home. He was the museum's oldest employee.
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Washington
Joseph Palmer
National Museum
Lincoln
Rosslyn
Officers Installed for Boston Postal Clerks Union
At the regular monthly meeting in Longfellow Hall Boston postal district clerks installed for the coming year President John A. Mc Mahon vice-president F J O mlah erty secretary William J Magee treasurer Thomas F Brooks financial secretary Joseph J Bevins directors M J Barry Thomas Dacey Richard Medley Charles J Brennion E H Powers Peter B O Neil The State convention will be held at Lynn on Memorial Day.
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Boston
Longfellow Hall
John A. McMahon
F. J. O’mlaherty
William J. Magee
Thomas F. Brooks
Joseph J. Bevins
M. J. Barry
Thomas Dacey
Richard Medley
Charles J. Brennion
E. H., Powers
Peter B. O'Neil
Lynn
Doom of nations linked to lax divorce vows sermon warns
The Rev. A Judson Hughes at First Baptist Everett calls lax divorce laws a danger to the nation. He praises the Catholic stance on divorce, criticizes Protestant liberalism, blames yellow journals for immoral content, and lists six remedies including choosing a chaste partner and forgiving one another.
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United States
Greece
A. Judson Hughes
First Baptist Church
Everett
Mr. Hughes
Hughes
Minister rails hub hospital in Friedmann sermon
Rev Frederick E Heath at Warren Avenue Baptist Church attacked Consumptives Hospital trustees for advising the city not to invite Dr Friedmann to test his tuberculosis remedy in Boston. He defended Friedmann against commercialism accusations, noting the doctor could profit if his cure worked and praised cases treated by Friedmann.
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Friedmann
Boston
Frederick E. Heath
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Consumptives’ Hospital
Dr. Friedmann
Heath
Provence super-dreadnought launched at Lorient
The French Navy launched the Provence in Lorient marking a rapid build begun in May 1912. The minister of marine rewarded workers with one day’s pay and half a day’s vacation. Another super-dreadnought, the Bretagne, is to be launched at Brest tomorrow.
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Lorient
France
Brest
Pope Eager to Resume His Duties
In Rome April 20 the Pope shows marked improvement. doctors omit a bulletin as fever has been absent for four days and bronchial illness eases. The pontiff rises, receives family prayers, and hopes to resume regular life soon while urging rest. Cardinal Rampolla leads Mass for the Constantian jubilee in St Peter's.
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Rome
Monsignor Bressan
Parolin
Angelo Sarto
St. Peter’s
Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinal Vico
Angelo
Merry del Val
Cardinal Ferrara
Malta
Orphans Adopted At St Patrick’s Roxbury Masses
Twelve children from the Home for Destitute Catholic Children on Harrison avenue were adopted by Roxbury parishioners yesterday. The orphans aged 14 months to three years filled two pews during Masses from 7 am to noon, chaperoned by the mother superior.
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Harrison Avenue
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Roxbury
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