Why Are Women Cruel Three Texts and The Horrible Montague Case
London April 15 Special Correspondence to the Post. The Montague case shows a mother who tortured her children under sinister disciplinary beliefs. The piece calls for study of why some women commit cruelty, noting Brownrigg and other cases. It mentions Idaho banditry and envisions costumes for female outlaws while critiquing sensationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownrigg
Anotther
London
Montague
Osborne
Society For the Prevention
Cardinal Manning
Fredegonde
Boise City
Idaho
Inter Ting
Dick Turinesses
Rocky Mountains
Idaho Roughs
Claudia Davai
Post exposes baby farming by Mother White and state action
Superintendent Shurtleff praises the Post for a thorough exposé of baby farming at Mother White’s Roxbury operations. The report details a dying infant, failed adoptions, and how unscrupulous practices thrive under weak laws. Officials urge reform and legal safeguards.
What Mother White Says At Roxbury Baby Farm
A Sunday feature discusses a call for immediate legislative action to ban baby farms and stop trafficking in babies. The account recounts an adoption scene where a woman named Anderson of West Newton objected to keeping a sick child, describing panels in records and an attempted sale, as two women viewed the infant and debated its condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother White
Mr. Burt
Roxbury
Dr. Crawford
State House
King Street
Shartleff
State Department of Indoor Poor
Post
Henry Brackett
House
Senate
Burt
Moter White
Angeles Street
Anderson
West Newton
Sue
Les
Alston Street
West End
Ames
Child Adoptions and Alleged Baby Farming Ring Exposed
A reporter quotes Mrs. White detailing alleged misuses in child adoptions, including taking babies from poor families, cash payments for trouble, and a Pro bate Court angle. She claims records and officials prevent abuse while critics say the system hides harm in back rooms.
Walker's Tactics in Unparliamentary Tariff Debate
April 24 Walker's tactics unfold as the House debated an undelivered and unparliamentary addition to his tariff speech. Reed-led Republicans filibustered to break quorum, forcing delay until Democrats could restore order. Walker spoke for hours, attacking opponents and defending extracts from heated past debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixoton
Committee
Walker
Reed
Cavson
Committee On Printing
Masachusetts Democratic
Wiliams
Walser
Tail
Henry Wilson
Nathaniel P. Banks
D’ Albert Farewell Recital and Last Symphony Concert Held
Eugen D Albert delivered a farewell recital at Music Hall with a varied program showcasing his delicate touch and strong technique though critics noted a cool emotional edge. The program included Bach, Mozart, Brahms, Chopin, Rubinstein and Liszt pieces. The following night, Franz Kneisel led the orchestra in Haydn and Brahms, praised as the tenderest violinist with mellowness and brilliance. the Brahms symphony drew strong applause and signals the orchestra’s ongoing strengths as the season opens October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugen D’ Albert
Music Hall
Bach
Mozart
Brahms
Chopin
Sonata
Rubinstein
Haydn
Paganini
Iranz Kneise
Exellenc
Labor unions meet across Boston in multiple gatherings
The Labir World reports meetings of the O'Connell Assembly 7174 K of Ta in Monument Hall with rising membership and ten new applications. District Assembly 80 in New England Hall notes 471 new members in three months and healthy finances. Locomotive Firemen plan a Charlestown lodge. United Garment Workers cite delegates for a banquet in America Hall. Other sessions include Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with 175 members and a national delegate from Boston. Amalgamated Society of Engineers elects a Manchester convention delegate. Irish National Federation organizing committee to canvass districts. A local assembly vote opposes city land purchase near Oak Lint Garden. Evening events feature pupil recitals and concerts by Apollo Club, Boston Symphony Orchestra tour, and Hall performances at Sleeper and Music Hall with various artists and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’connell Assembly
Monument Hall
District Assembly
New England Hall
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Vemplar Hall
Charlestown
United Garment Workers’ Union
Kneeland Street
S. Goliman
A.J. Fely
W. Chuck
I. Flanders
L. Cohen
America Halil
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Red Men’s Hall
C. FE. Ma'dum
Irish National Federation of Amer Ea
Montgomery Hall
Canass
Knights of Labor
Charles' Town
Boton
Oaklint Garden
John Hurley
Boston
Sleeper Hall
New England
Vutory
Haydn
Juie Jonas
Rose A. Garrity
Ida Mead
Edna Rush
Che Faro Lenz
Fom Gluck
Eliabeth Hager
Ainsie Hall
Cecila
Julie Weist
H. H. A. Beach
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Peope
Philadelphia
Isendel
Eugene
Albert
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Pitsburg
Fraulein
Adele Lewing
Meronson
Louise Rollwagen
E. Humphrey Allen
Heinrich Meyer
Fosion
Alles J. Shaw
Music Hall
Italo Campanini
Bessie Austen
Messrs. Brooks and Denton
Joint debut of YMCA congress at Association Hall
Tonight at 7 45 Revived, a joint debut between the Boston and Hyde Park Young Men's Christian Associations is held at Association Hall corner ey and Houiston streets. George K Jones Esq will preside. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Hyde Park Young Men's Christian Association Congress
Association Hall
Fterke Ey and
Houiston Streets
Dickey theatricals present Antony and Cleopatra burlesque
Harvard 94 Dickey theatricals stage Antony and Cleopatra burlesque operetta in Horticultural Mall on April 23 and 29. Cast includes G. D. Wells Antony J. L. Hubbell Cleopatra L. Bacon Philo A. C. Les Jr. Demetrius H. A. Frothingham Anobarbus A. L. Wilmore Charmion Wells Iras C. F. Clarkson Mardion J. Earle Messenger J. H. Bel Egyptian Soothsayer R. Homans Octavia. Entertain ment promises to be very unique and amusing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Horticultural Mall
Antony and Cleo
Siren
Messrs. Stetson
Tuckerman
Hubbell
Wells
King
Mr. A. L. Conger
Sev Ral
G. D. Wells
Antony
J. L., Hubbell
Cleopatra
L. Bacon
Phio
4. C. Les, Jr
Demestrius
H. A. Frothingham
Anobarbus
A. L. Wilmore
Charmon
Iras
C. F. Clarkson
Mardion
J. Earle
Messenger
J. Fl. Bel
R. Homans
Potter Demurrer Filed in Maverick Bank Case
Asa P. Potter and counsel Hopkins and ilyde filed a general demurrer in the District Court warehouse to the first count of the indictment arguing the count and its matters are not lawful and Potter should be dismissed and discharged. Demurrers also filed in cases against Jonas Hi. French and Thomas Day, with a hearing before Judge Nelson expected this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins and
Ilyde
Asa P. Potter
Maverick Bank
District Court
Jonas Hi. French
Thomas Day
Nelson
Blish School of Elocution Presents Annual Entertainment
The pupils of this school will give their annual entertainment on Wednesday evening next. The Cecilia Ladies' Quartet will assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Ladies’ Quartet
Old State House as Transport HQ on Short Line Expresses
No. 3 Old State House under charge of Mr. L. H. Palmer became a popular transportation hub in Osten. Tickets or drawing room cars for the Short Line express trains or the Colonial Express between Boston and Washington can always be secured here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old State House
L. H. Palmer
Osten
Boston
Washington
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George Augustus Sala
Canning
Medical Jurisconsults
Elizabeth Brownrigg
Charles Keene
Brownrize
Beter
Empire
Aquarium
AuGusTus
SALA
Supt. Shurtleff
The
State Board of Lunacy and Charity
Board of Health
Smith
Burke
Stat House
Sig
Shurtlett
Easy Farm
Reet
King ST
Williams
Musical Matters
Music Notices
Nms
Rachel S. Wing
Albany
Pough
Dana
Elie ES
Rachel S
U. S
Dickey Theatrigals
Blish
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Boston Daily Traveller
United States
Traveller
SI State Street
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