Parity Whip Flays Parity With Senate Clash Over Patterson
In Washington the Senate debated party discipline as Senator Patterson challenged caucus actions on treaties. Bailey taunted Patterson with a Denver bolting claim, Patterson called the charge an insult and defended the right to conscience over party dictates. He said the caucus ukase oversteps authority when it commands a senator to violate conscience.
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Washington
Senate Chamber
Patterson
Bailey
Gorman
Colorado
Senate
Mr. Patterson
Denver
Democratic Party
Flatterson
Roosevelt orders protection for women from drunk soldiers
President Roosevelt directs Fort Myer military authorities to safeguard women from drunken soldiers amid rising complaints near army posts. War Department officials consider a possible repeal of the canteen question as Congress debates the issue. Army officers report rising desertions and acute alcoholism in hospitals, with the Surgeon General noting higher rates than in the German army where beer is freely served.
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DD. C
Roosevelt
Fort Myer
Washington
Virginia
Potomac River
War Department
Congress
Army
United States
Local Man Suffers Burns After Fainting At Home
William Lassiter, 24, of 48 Piedmont Street, colored, became ill yesterday and after staggering to a chair, fell onto a hot stove causing severe burns to his face and hands. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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William Lassiter
Piedmont Street
Dorothy Quincy Wins Boston Society Nuptials at Emmanuel Church
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Quincy and Frederic Russell Nourse drew Boston society to Emmanuel Church with the Rt. Rev. William Lawrence officiating. A lavish reception at the Quincy home followed, featuring extensive Easter lilies, pink roses, and a parade of noted guests and fashions.
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Emmanuel Church
Boston Society
Dorothy Quincy
Henry Parker Quincy
Jencon Street
Frederic Russell Nourse
City
Concord
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Elwood Worcester
D. D
Trenry Adams
Washington, D. C
Arthur Adams
Miss
Elinor Quincy
Mary Eustis
Dorothy Forbes
J. Murray Forbes
Charles H. Lyman
William W. Vaughan
Mary Vaughan
Roger Wolcott
Charles S. Sargent
Alice Sargent
Jay Lowell
Harriett Stevenson
Sallie Thayer
John F. Perkins
Charles Head
William A. Russell
Samuel D. Warren
Edwin B. Robins
Robert Wainwright
Edith Andrew
Dudley Clark
Quincys
Quincy
Irish League Meet Tonight in Boston
The United Irish League of Boston holds its first meeting since the general election at the American House this evening. A joint session of the Boston Central Council and Boston Central Branch will elect officers and delegates. The league helped raise about 5000 of 15000 in the Irish party fund. changes in Irish policy and the revocation of coercion proclamations are noted as increases in importance. The meeting is public and open to all supporters.
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United Irish League of
Boston
Lord Aberdeen
James Bryce
The
Movement
Calls in vain for his tots
Arthur B. Dixon, whose wife killed herself and her four children by gas, wanders the deserted rooms at 29 Dennis street calling the names of his babies. Relatives and St Patrick's Church clergy offer support as neighbors fear he may lose his grip. Funeral for mother and children set for 2 pm from the home, Catholic rites, Mt Hope interment. Dixon has many offers of aid from the neighborhood.
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Arthur B. Dixon
Dennis Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Midwinter reception at Boston University
The midwinter reception honoring Boston University President William E. Huntington was held yesterday in the trustees parlor on Somerset Street. The receiving line included Dean Mellville W. Bigelow, with wives, and numerous professors and their spouses from the Law and English departments.
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Boston University
University
Somerset Street
William E. Huntington
Mellville W. Bigelow
School of Law
Bigelow
Dallas Love Sharp
Sharp
Department of English
Frank E. Simpson
Professor Simpson
Law School
Josselyn, Jr
Joseph Taylor
Cambridge
Lester R. Talbot
Chelsea
William C. Polkeson
Epping
N. H
Franklin H. Day
Malden
Percy G. Look
Everett
Clarence B. Hill
Waltham
WIFE WEEPS AS M D S VERDICT OUSTS DOCTOR
Dr. Percy L. D. McLeod Back Bay physician sobbed over a Massachusetts Medical Society expulsion verdict delivered by the society's councillors. Secretary F. W. Goss announced the ruling. McLeod may appeal before the June annual meeting. He would not say if he plans to seek to overturn the decision.
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Percy LD. McLeod
Back Bay
Massacusetts Medical Society
F. W. Goss
MecLeod
McLeod
Readel Sues Brock For Fifty Thousand In Breakup Suit
Dedham February seven. Jennie Readel of Walpole sues Adam G C Brock for fifty thousand dollars as balm for a wounded heart. Case postponed until tomorrow due to defendant's absence. Readel, twenty, attractive, attended with Clarence W Crowley and relatives. Readel alleges Brock proposed marriage after wooing and then changed his mind. Brock employed at Norwood bookbindery, well known in Dedham. his parents said to be wealthy.
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Dedham
Clarence W. Crowley
Miss Feadel
Beck
Norwood Bookbindery
Miss Readel
Providence 10 Help Strikers in Eight-Hour Push
President Edgar O Beecham of the Providence Typographical Union and New England Organizer Scott told Boston union officers that no Boston work will be done in Providence during the strike. Scott said three more New England unions won the eight-hour day this week, Brockton Fitchburg-Leominster and Norwalk Conn. The Boston committee said three more shops signed the eight-hour scale including Walter M Bates Co Inc. Coughlan said the union now has 500 book and job members on eight hours and 175 on strike, with new members joining from non union shops while no members have deserted.
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Edgar O. Beecham
Providence Typographical Union
New England
Scott
Boston Typographical Union
Beecham
Providence
Boston
Brockton
Fitchburg-Leominster
Norwalk
Conn
Labor union meetings and leadership changes in Boston area
Chelsea Central Labor Union meets tonight. Newspaper Wagon Drivers' Union met at Dover and Washington. Peter Donoghue of Boston Teamdrivers' District Council spoke and offered legal help. February buttons and new by laws distributed. S. M. Lent elected permanent business agent of Boston Pattern Makers' Association. Tile Layers Union 22 and Tile Layers' Helpers Union 36 plan joint business agent. David McQueen to represent Layers' Union in negotiations. Helpers submitted 1906 wage and conditions schedule. tile layers endorsed it. Plasterers' Union 10 and employers signed annual Saturday holiday agreement. Six applicants admitted.
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Chelsea
David McQueen
Layers’ Union
Union 10
Willard Repeats Barrie Comedy at Colonial Theatre Boston
E S Willard and company deliver The Professor's Love Story at the Colonial in Boston to crowded, enthusiastic matinee and evening audiences. Willard's delicate, engaging performance contrasts with his prior role in The Fool's Revenge as the rest of the week’s repertory is listed including Middleman Pair of Spectacles The Man Who Was David Garrick Tom Pinch and more.
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Willard
Henry Arthur Jones
Sydney Grand
Rudyard Kipling
David Garrick
T. W. Robertson
Tom Pinch
Charles Dickens
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