Mme Tetrazzini Provokes Boston Suffrage Protest
Soprano Mme Tetrazzini sparked a large Boston protest after dismissing suffragists as ugly. Alice Stone Blackwell and other leaders defended the movement, citing prominent suffragists and noting that many leaders are admired for beauty and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Tetrazzini
Boston
Alice Stone Blackwell
National Suffrage Organ
State Suffrage Association
Emeline Pankhurst
England
Susan W. Fitzgerald
Maud Wood Park
Stanley McCormick
New York
Clarence Mackey
Julia Ward
Unknown man shoots himself at Crawford House hotel
An unidentified man about 35 shot himself in his Crawford House hotel room Wednesday night. He registered as C. F. Davidson, city, but no identification remained. He appeared ill from health issues, and Medical Examiner George B. Magrath investigated the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford House
C. F. Davidson
George B. Magrath
Memorial tribute to father honored by Irish singers
Mary Boyle O'Reilly of Jamaica Plain expresses gratitude to the Post editor for publishing a memorial picture and the tribute to her father. She notes that though he did not live to complete his work, his sisters and she value every token of remembrance from his brother journalists. December 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boyle O’reilly
Jamaica Plain
Death claims Mrs Grainger widow of Dr Grainger
Mrs Mary A Grainger wife of Dr William H Grainger and mother of Senator Edward J Grainger died at home 40 Plummer Street Winthrop yesterday afternoon. Born Brooklyn N Y she was 60 and survived by husband five sons Harry A Edward J George L John J and Francis. Burial from the residence Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Grainger
William H. Grainger
Edward J. Grainger
Plummer Street
Winthrop
Dr. Grainger
East Boston
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary LeBlanc
Harry A
Edward J
George L
John J
Francis Grainger
Sleeper Ordered to Settle After Embezzlement Plea
In Malden District Court Judge Bruce heard George F. Sleeper arraigned on embezzlement charges. Sleeper admitted taking forty one fifty and returning only two by mail with a note he quit. His wife pleaded for leniency as sole supporter of three dependents, and restitution was promised. A settlement deadline was set for February 17.
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Malden
Bruce
George F. Sleeper
Sleeper
Kid Warren makes failed escape from lodging house
Walter Brooks known as Kid Warren jumped from a second story window at 194 Harrison avenue to flee arrest after a robbery in October 1910. He landed on the yard brick sidewalk at Inspector Burr’s feet, was critically injured, and rushed to the city prison as a suspect in the $52.45 restaurant heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brooks
Kid
Warren
Harrison Avenue
Inspector Burr
Brooks
William Dunn
George D. Trustiles
Columbus Avenue
House of Correction
World’s Most Valuable Necklace Claim Sparks Debate
Jewel experts deem the $500000 Gary necklace the world’s finest aside from Austria’s crown jewels. With 86 pearls in two rows, the hundred matched gems are praised for size and beauty. Historical comparisons note Leeds and Thiers pieces, auction highs, and varied values across famed collections.
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New York
E. H. Gary
Austria
Gary
William B. Leeds
Louvre- Paris
Brandeis Urges La Follette Anti Trust Bill Before Senate Panel
Louis D. Brandeis of Boston told the Senate interstate commerce committee that there are no natural monopolies in industry and that the La Follette bill should supplement the Sherman act to curb unlawful practices. He argued existing trusts grew by crime and manipulation, not efficiency, and that fixing monopoly prices would be impractical due to lack of data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Brandeis
Oil Trust
Steel Trust
Dorchester Man Fined for Assault on Boston Elevated Employee
William J. McLaughlin of Dorchester was arraigned in Roxbury District Court on assault on a Boston Elevated conductor and drunkenness and disorderly conduct on a car. He was found guilty and fined 5 dollars for drunkenness and 100 dollars for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McLaughlin
Greenwood Street
Dorchester
Roxbury
Boston
Men Held in Train Robbery Suspects Released
Three men Ed Gibson C Gibson and J L Parker farmers were arrested in Atlanta on suspicion of ties to the Hardeeville South Carolina train robbery but were released late last night as police found no cause to detain them further.
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Atlanta
Hardeeville
S. C
Ed and
C. Gibson
J. L. Parker
Skeleton Found Near Connecticut Line Sparks Probe
Sheriff investigators gathered details into the death of a man whose skeleton was found in the Plain woods near the Connecticut border in Foster. The bones appeared to have lain in the woods for over a year as an inquiry opened today into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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E. J. Hutchins
Boston Good Government Association
Mary Hutchinson Page
Miss O’reilly
Union Hatco
Ular
Way’s
Nec
Loggins
En’s
Raincoa
IRE Reus An
Union St
CBO Ta
Best Salt Park
California
Fulton Street
Wolf’s
MY Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Man
Kid” Warren
Mrs. Gary
Leeds
London
Christie's
Henry Gordon-Lennox
Lewis-Hill
LaFollette
Xmal
Toh
Loz le
Young’s
Norfolk
Vorenbergs
Hanover and Elm Sts
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