Cotton Men End Session at National Textile Manufacturers Meet
The 924th semi annual meeting of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers adjourned after electing officers for 1913. The textile show continues through tomorrow with educational papers by experts and reports on steam plant efficiency and dyeing systems. Over 11 000 attendees, including many women and children, viewed the largest display of textile machinery and mill supplies under one roof at Mechanics Building.
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Ational Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Extile
Mechanics’ Building
Toorrow
Franklin P. Hobbs
R. L. Oster
Fitchburg
Edwin Kenyon
Manchester
England
Edwin P. Green
Frederick A. Flather
George B. Grant
William M. Butler
Albert Greene
William N. Kimball
Master Mechanics’ Association
Jarvis Smythurst
Jordan Marsh
Macallar Parker
Meyer Jonasson
Ground breaks for $80,000 Melrose Hospital
Ground was broken yesterday morning for a new Melrose Hospital at the corner of Lebanon and Porter streets with an estimated cost of 80 000. Crews began digging the foundation and erecting the building and will push work rapidly.
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Melrose Hospital
Lebanon and
Porter Streets
Roosevelt Sweeps Kansas Delegates to Republican Convention
Roosevelt wins 12 of Kansas delegates and controls the State convention on May 8. Nationally 898 delegates exist with 465 pledged to Roosevelt tonight, while Taft holds 109 delegates. Roosevelt dominates most counties with only one county not yet instructing, and Taft aims to gain in the third district as Taft forces concede limited chances in sixth and seventh districts.
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Topeka
Kan
Roosevelt
Kansas
Taft
Roosevelt Tour Planned Across Massachusetts With 40 Speeches
President Taft faced a packed campaign schedule as Colonel Roosevelt announced a four day Massachusetts tour starting in Worcester and ending near Boston. Roosevelt would speak in many cities and attend a monster rally in the Arena while Taft defended his record and admitted strategic talks with Roosevelt and Cannon.
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Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
Boston
Cape
Middlesex
Essex
Pittsfield
North Adams
Taft
Taft Relents After Pressure Attacks Roosevelt
President Taft agreed to a personal attack on Colonel Roosevelt only after strong pressure from allies. He told friends on his special train he was cut to the heart by Roosevelt’s harsh, bitter attack, marking a notable political moment in the state yesterday.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Springfield
United States
Roosevelt
Lorimer
Tallinois
Senate
Taft
Theodore
Therm
President Taft
Colonel Roosevelt
Changes in Brighton and Watertown Cars Schedule
Transit updates bring increased service to Brighton and Watertown routes starting Saturday April 27. Oak Square via Western Avenue and Watertown via Arsenal Street now run to Central Square with Hanover Street service improving from 15 to 10 minutes. A through Allston to Central Square rush service is added in AM and PM. Waltham routes shift to Arsenal Street and Western Avenue to Central Square while North Beacon Street service to Park Street remains. Passengers are advised to transfer at Park Street to Cambridge subway for faster, regular service with minimal delays.
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Brighton
Watertown
Cambridge
Oak Square
Western Avenue
Arsenal Street
Central Square
Hanover Street
River Streets
Allston
P. m
Waltham
North Beacon Street
Park Street
Cambridge Subway
Quincy House Introduces Evening Vocalist at Dinner Hours
The Quincy House expands entertainment with a new vocalist attached to a prominent theatrical manager. An enlarged orchestra and regular soloists will continue, with performances audible in the Japanese Gardens or the main dining room. Dinner and hotel specialties remain available as usual.
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Quincy House
New England
Requiem Mass Honors Titanic Victims at Ad V ent Church
The Rev William Harman van Allen leads a requiem mass mourning 1600 Titanic victims. He denounces the disaster as wicked folly of man and urges prayer and charitable acts. After services the choir departs the sanctuary singing Nearer, My God, to Thee.
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William Harman van Allen
Church of the Advent
House of God
Christendom
St. Paul
Portland man dies after long illness in 1863 birth record
The obituary notes a man born in Portland Maine in 1863 who died after a lingering heart trouble. It mentions his father Sullivan Johnston who served as a Boston police sergeant and was on duty at Station 16.
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Portland, Me
Sullivan Johnston
Boston
Wilson to speak at Tremont Temple rally
Boston hosts a Democratic presidential contest rally with Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey as the principal speaker at Tremont Temple. The Democratic race in the state grows warmer as Wilson forces gain ground on the Clark camp amid a tightening contest.
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Boston
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Tremont Temple
Clark
Wilson
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Jrug Stores
Summer St
Gates
Speaker Cannon
Congress
Cannon
Outlook
Summer Street
Medford
Great Cash
Houghton & Dutton’s
Cash Store
Church of Advent
Somerville
William H. Johnston
Somerville Police Department
Tufts Street
P. H. Magrane
P. B. Magrane
Delft
Batiste
Milan
Java
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