Roosevelt Champions Suffrage in Editorial
Theodore Roosevelt discusses women's rights and duties of both sexes in an Outlook editorial. He supports equality of rights but argues for differing functions and cautions against pushing suffrage where not desired, praising Julia Ward Howe as a model and insisting a ballot should not redefine a mother's dignity.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
The
Outlook
Aege
Julia Ward Howe
Republic
Gibbons Sees Taft Likely GOP Nominee
Cardinal Gibbons predicted President Taft would be renominated by Republicans, while praising Theodore Roosevelt as the most popular man in the country. He spoke in Philadelphia before departing for Baltimore, saying Taft, “in the saddle,” would likely win the nomination.
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Philadelphia
Taft
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Theodore Rooseveltt
Valet Denied Clemency for Schiff Burglary Case
Albany Feb 2 Governor Dix denied executive clemency tonight to Lawrence DeFoulke Brandt former valet for Mortimer L Schiff of New York Brandt convicted of first degree burglary for entering the Schiff home and sentenced to 30 years in prison He is imprisoned at Clinton prison Dannemora
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N. Y
Lawrence DeFoulke
Brandt
Mortimer L. Schiff
New York
Dix
Seymour van Sanjgaord
Schiff
Clinton
Dannemora
Maine Man Arrested on Larceny Charge
Herbert C. Gruber of Westbrook Maine was arrested yesterday by Captain McGarr in an Back Bay automobile firm office where he worked as assistant auditor. He was taken to Westbrook by Deputy Harmon and charged with stealing 1000 dollars from the Westbrook Gas Company where he had been assistant book keeper.
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Herbert C. Gruber
Westbrook
McGarr
Back Bay
Gruber
Harmon
Westbrrook Gas Company
Trinity Congregational Church History and Pastors
The Trinity Congregational Church in Neponset, organized 1859 as Port Norfolk Orthodox Congregational, was dedicated May 22 1860. Pastors include M B Angier, J B Johnson, George E Freeman, Clark Carter, Rowland H Allen, M A Munson, J J Harris, W G Shoppe, Frank W Merrick, EB Noble, Perley B Davis, and current pastor Rev Charles H Washburn installed May 4 1904.
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Trinity Congregational Church
Charles H. Washburn
Neponset
Port Norfolk
Orthodox Congregational Church of
First Baptist Church
M. B. Angier
Union Hall
J. B. Johnson
George E. Freeman
Clark Carter
Rowland H. Allen
M. A. Munson
J. J. Harris
W. G. Shoppe
Frank W. Merrick
EB. L. Noble
Perley B. Davis
Mr. Washburn
Mayor Receives Plans for New City Hall Annex
The City of Boston presents plans for a more ornate front on the new City Hall on School Street with a larger portico. A second proposal would widen City Hall Avenue and build an annex matching the old registry site, creating Tremont Street access and a bridge connection to the present hall. A $800,000 annex model is on display for mayoral review.
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City Hall
City Hall Avenue
Kings Chapel
Tremont Street
Catholic Women to Have Lecture Course
The League of Catholic Women of the Diocese, under Cardinal O Connell, offers a lecture series this afternoon at 8 in the Cathedral parish school. Augustine I Rafter will speak on Impressions of Porto Rico. members may invite friends for 50 cents each. credentials required and non transferable.
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League of Catholic Women of
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Maldenetree
Augustine I. Rafter
Boston
Porto Rico
Mre
H. B. Gleason
Washington. Street
Nagel Urges National Board of Trade at Boston Dinner
Secretary Charles Nagel urged a national board of trade to regulate interstate and international commerce at the Boston Chamber of Commerce dinner. He warned the nation fears industrial power more than political oppression and urged development of the merchant marine without triggering subsidy disputes. Congressman Weeks spoke in support of the Payne Aldrich tariff bill.
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National Board of Trade
Charles Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Vendome
Nagel
Board of Trade
Marie
Russell
Chamber
Smith
Fitzgerald
Congressman Weeks
Wages Bill Urged by Boston Stationary Engineers
Matthew Comerford international president of Stationary Engineers addressed Boston Stationary Engineers’ Union 16 at Phenix Hall urging members to lobby their representatives and senators for a wage-boosting bill before the State Legislature. James J. Brennan Charlestown and B H Hersome Lowell spoke on state craft conditions as part of the push.
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Matthew Comerford
Stationary Engineers
Boston Stationary Engineers
Unter 16
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
James J. Brennan
Ward 3
Charlestown
Union 74
B.H. Hersome
Lowell
State Association of Steam Engineers’ Unions
Wilson and La Follette Lead Periodical Publishers Banquet
Governor Woodrow Wilson and Senator Robert M. La Follette headlined the annual banquet of the Periodical Publishers Association of America in Philadelphia. Colonel George Harvey of Harper's Weekly attended but sat at a separate table from Wilson.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Periodical Publishers’ Association of America
George Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Governor Wilson
Publishers' event features Burns Blankenburg Wilson La Follette
Don C Seitz presided as toastmaster with Mayor Blankenburg and Detective Burns among speakers. Over 600 publishers editors and writers attended as Gov Wilson and Sen La Follette addressed governance by principle and monopolies. La Follette cited corporate growth from 1898 to 1908 and urged Sherman Act reform to curb restraints of trade.
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Don .C Seitz
American Publishers’ Association
Blankenburg
William J. Burns
Wilson
le Follette
Cory Redt
Enator LaFollette
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