Massachusetts Democrats Back Olney At St Louis
Massachusetts Democrats should vote as a unit for Richard Olney at the St Louis national convention. The state convention supports Olney, rejects Hearst, and warns districts against splitting the party. Loyalty to the majority opinion and unified action are urged as the prudent path for Massachusetts delegates tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Mr. Hearst
Olney
Hearst
National Democratic Party
Democrats
Congress to adjourn by week end uncertain ending
Congress looks to leave Washington by week’s end with Thursday named as likely adjournment day though not fixed. Variations in the schedule may stretch the session longer, and officials indicate the end remains undecided.
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Congress
Washington
Roosevelts Prorogation Rumor Ends Congress Adjourns
The session ends amid criticism of Republican duties, noting lack of valuable legislation and partisan moves toward summer nominations and the November elections. It alleges executive usurpations, post office scandal inaction, Panama and pension issues, tariff objections, and white washing of postal graft before Congress adjourns not prorogues.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Congress
Panama
Post Office
General Bristow
Church and State Control in Utah Politics Revealed
Senate inquiry shows the Mormon church hierarchy dominates Utah politics and congressional representation. Deseret News backed the Smoot-Sutherland faction, aiding its control of Utah delegates to the Republican convention.
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Smoot
Roosevelt
Senate Committee On Privileges
Washington
Utah
Congress
United States
Judge Powers
Deseret News
Church Organ
Smoot-Sutherland
Kearns
Mormon Church
The Elastic Trolley and the Brain’s Restless Light
A New England column laments overwork and ambition based on Harvard professor Stuart Blaikie’s collapse at 23 after 20 hours daily study. It warns brains need sleep, food, air, and exercise, urging balance and patient humor about ambition. A humorous anecdote from Peabody, Massachusetts follows about a drunk man and a shadow.
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Stuart Blaikie
Harvard University
Professor Blaikie
Harvard
Blaikie
University
Tere
Aldermen Election Plan for Boston Angers Reformers
An editorial condemns a proposed district based alderman election scheme in Boston aimed at Republican control. It decries past and potential Gerrymandered reforms, urges majority rule, and calls for a city referendum attachment when the Legislature approves any new Boston aldermanic scheme.
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Boston
Commonwealth
Gosnold
New Ashford
Sermon on Reasonable Service at YM Union Vesper
At the vesper service of the Young Men's Christian Union yesterday Rev. R. Perry Bush of the Universalist Church Chelsea Massachusetts delivered an address upon Reasonable Service.
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Young Men's Christian Union
R. Perry Bush
Universalist Church
Chelsea
Mass
Beautiful gowns worn by prominent society women
Mrs. Winthrop Sargent, a leading middle-aged matron of the smart set, favors gray, white, or black in Worth gowns. Her latest demi-toilettes feature gun metal peau de soie foundations with matching chiffon overdresses. The skirt shows a loose full gore design, with tiny silk passementerie figures festooned by chiffon. The en traine skirt ends in a lace ruffle with silver threads for a scintillating effect. The debutante.
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Winthrop Sargent
Gasoline car incident prompts safety note in city streets
A Boston Observant Citizen account recalls a curbside gasoline auto left by a passerby. Two boys attempted to start it. lacking knowhow, they halted as danger loomed. The piece blends light urban lore with a caution about children and motorized devices.
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Mason Street
Gamins
Vacation to Halifax Spoiled by Unexpected Relative
A letter invites a Boston traveler to visit Halifax for a vacation, and preparations are made. The narrator plans the trip with great enthusiasm but discovers upon arrival that a distant cousin, also from Boston and previously unknown, will be there.
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Somerville
Chandler
Halifax
Boston
Old Campaigner Refuses to Feed Walter at Cold House
A humorous exchange features Mrs Bigheart apologizing that nothing in the house is warm and asking Walter to leave hungry. Walter retorts he is prepared for emergencies and orders cold chuck to be brought out so he can eat it promptly.
Multilingual M P James Bryce and Notable Figures Cited
A digest of prominent figures including James Bryce M P famed for language mastery, ex-District Attorney Jacob V Gotwalts of Pottstown as a convention delegate, Chan Mun Shang Chinese leader in San Francisco, H J Horn Northern Pacific rail general manager, Howard Elliot NP president, Dr Hans Richter famed conductor with a humorous London anecdote about foot timing during a performance.
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James Bryce
M. P
Jacob V. Gotwalts
Pottstown
Penn
Tilden and Hendricks
Chan Mun Shang
San Francisco
Washington
H. J. Horn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Howard Elliot
Road
Hans Richter
London
Club Woman of Massachusetts Shines in Melrose Roles
Mrs. Isabel Stantial of Melrose stands among Greater Boston’s leading club women. Former Melrose Woman's Club president, she is now a director and education committee member who founded a vacation schools plan for a six week summer term serving 300 pupils. She joined the School Board after the city election and also belongs to the Twentieth Century Club and the Chromatic Musical Club of Boston.
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Greater Boston
Isabel Stantial
Melrose
Melrose Woman's Club
Stantial
Institutor
Melrose City
Twentieth Century Club
Chromatic Musical Club of
Boston
Heroic Somerville Cop Remembered For Daring Rescues
George W. Bean a retired Somerville police officer with about 39 years of service is praised for stopping runaway horses at personal risk. Civil War veteran who spent time in Libbey prison, Bean patrolled near Union Square and is known to many in Somerville. Now residing in Medford.
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George W. Bean
Somerville
Somerville Police Department
Mr. Bean
Libbey Prison
Union Square
Medford
Massachusetts teachers to meet in Cambridge
The 27th annual meeting of the Massachusetts Association of Classical and High School Teachers will be held at the Cambridge Latin School on Trowbridge Street in Cambridge. Morning papers will be read by Florence Dix of Girls' Latin School Boston and Arthur L. Goodrich of Auburndale, with an address by B. O. S. Lowell of Dorchester High School.
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Massachusetts Association of Classical and High
Cambridge Latin School
Trowbridge Street
Florence Dix
Girls' Latin School
Boston
Arthur L. Goodrich
Auburndale
B. O. S. Lowell
Dorchester Highh
Newton Women Delegates to St. Louis Fair
West Newton April 24 Mrs M Theresa Rowe and Mrs John Bellamy have been delegated to represent the West Newton Women's Educational Club at the St Louis Exposition.
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West Newton
M. Theresa Rowe
John Bellamy
Women's Educational Club
St. Louis Exposition
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