Attacks the Socialists at Franklin Union forum
F. C. R. Gordon of Haverhill, once a Socialist, criticizes the party at the Common Cause Society gathering in Franklin Union. He accuses Socialists of misstatements and data abuse to lure converts, aiming to prove the falsity of their deductions and the fallibility of their reasoning. He notes his former involvement with Socialistic ranks.
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Socialist Party
F. C. R. Gordon
Haverhill
Common Cause Society
Franklin Union
Gordon
No More Bald Heads Approved Hair Restorer
An advertisement touts Crudol a crude oil based hair treatment that promises to prevent baldness and dandruff. It claims to leave hair non oily and not require washing, penetrates to roots stimulates growth stops itching and preserves color. Available in 25cc and 50c sizes from Crudol Products Corporation 1777 Broadway New York.
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Crudol Products Corporation
Broadway
New York
Pythian Golden Jubilee Programme Announced in Washington
George W. Penniman, secretary of the Golden Jubilee Commission, announced the Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias celebration in Washington on February 19 marking the fraternity's 50th anniversary. The order began in 1864 in Washington with organizers Adran Van Der Voor and Edward S. Kimball still living.
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Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Washington
George W. Penniman
Golden Jubilee Commission
Adran van der Voor
Edward S. Kimball
Pythian jubilee details outlined with national speakers
The program includes a White House reception by President Wilson, an address by Secretary Bryan on Fraternity, and speeches by prominent Pythian officials from Lincoln to Minnesota. Golden jubilee messages will come from 55 grand lodges as 20 000 altars will burn blue, yellow and red lights. Members will attend special religious services on the Sundays before and after the jubilee.
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Wilson
White House
Bryan
The
Pythian Lodge
Lincoln
Neb
Walter B. Richie
Lima
Frederick S. Attwood
Minnesota
Allan A. Stockdale
Toledo
Union B. Hunt
Indianapolis
Edward Dunn
Washington
First Supreme Lodge
Arthur J. Stobbart
St. Paul
Minn
Edward C. Reynolds
George N. Hanson
Maine
William W. Blackwell
Hadderson
Charles E. Rice
Buffalo
N. Y
Ida N. Johnson
Central City
Col
Thomas J. Carling
Macon
Supreme Lodge
Penniman
North America
Broken trolley pole delays cars near Chestnut Hill
Hundreds of churchgoers were delayed and southbound traffic halted when a trolley pole snapped on an inbound Chestnut Hill line near Boylston Street station. Sparks flew as the overhead wire broke. passengers walked to the station while other cars rerouted. The subway remained blocked for about an hour until crews repaired the pole and towed the car to Park Street.
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Chestnut Hill
Boylston Street
Pleasant Street
Berkeley Street
Tremont Street
Park Street
Plan Meeting for Kickers at Kingsley Hall
Tickets are ready at 15 Beacon street for the annual smoke talk for drivers, stablemen and others to be held at Kingsley Hall, 100 Bowdoin street, at 8 pm on Feb 20. A general audience discussion of the parade will follow and all with suggestions or grievances are urged to attend.
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Beacon Street
Kingsley Hall
Bowdoin Street
Dentist Trades Extractions For Music In Paris
In Paris at Place Clichy Montmartre a dentist offers tooth extraction at 60 cents, painless at $1, and extraction to music at $4. Patients may select a musical record to hear Wagner Beethoven Irving or Berlin during the procedure.
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Paris
Place Clichy
Montmartre
Irving
Berlin
Dr Eliot warns on 5 percent veteran boost in civil service
Dr Charles W Eliot charges the Spanish war veterans bill would create an unfair edge in exams for Massachusetts civil service. He argues a five per cent boost risks a near monopoly of appointments, urging merit based hiring for all state posts.
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Charles W. Eliot
Eliot
C. Augustus Norwood
Public Service Committee
Spain
Massachusetts
Civil Service of
License Fails Groom of 95 in Victorian Wedding Delay
Northampton February 8 It is hard to postpone a wedding for a day at 95 when the groom Thomas MacNabb and his 74 year old bride-to-be Alice Clark face a missing license. South Weymouth town clerk promised a license by mail but it arrived only at the last moment delaying the ceremony until tomorrow morning.
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Northampton
Thomas
MacNabb
South Weymouth
Alice Clark
Return Dates for Cora Livingston at Howard Atheneum
Cora Livingston the wrestling champion faces a busy week at the Howard Atheneum with returns matches set against Eva Schaffer of Cambridge Tuesday and Fanny Lewis of Lynn on Wednesday. Livingston promises a swift throw in ten minutes or $10 to charity if she fails.
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Cora Livingston
Howard Atheneum
Seore
Eva Schaffer
Cambridge
Fanny Lewis
Lynn
Schaffer
Lewis
Miss Livingston
Death Notice Margaret E Holingsworth of Roxbury
Margaret E Holingsworth beloved wife of Frederick Holingsworth died in Roxbury on February 8 funeral from her late residence 9 Trgwood Square Tuesday February 10 at 2 P M burial private
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Holuingsworth
Roxbury
Margaret E
Frederick Hollingsworth
Trgwood Sq
Harvard Legal Aid Bureau Faces Law Restriction Bill
A bill at the Massachusetts State House would bar representation in court by non lawyers, impacting the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau. Charles B. Rugg and Reginald H. Smith lead opposing sides before the joint judiciary committee amid a years long dispute over the bureau’s free legal aid work and eligibility rules.
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Harvard Legal Aid Bureau
Harvard Law School
Joint Judiciary Committee
State House
Charles B. Rugg
Arthur P. Rugg
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Reginald H. Smith
Boston Legal Aid Bureau
Boston Bar Association
Nathaniel P. Sears
Harvard Bureau
Cambridge
Bos
Antique Rugs on Sale Deep Red and Blue Grounds
Antique Coniah rug 4 ft 4 in by 3 ft 9 in, very rare with deep red and blue ground. Listed at 175, sale 100. Antique Sarouk 14 ft 3 in by 10 ft 11 in, mahogany red ground with soft greens and browns, price 850, sale 600. Rare Old Kurdish piece red shades 10 ft 6 in by 3 ft 6 in, price 75, sale 45.
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Laristan Hall
Yourouk
Coniah
Kirshahir
Kurdistan
Kermanshah
Mir Serebend
Barrie Aids Polar Trip Fund With Private Donation
Sir J M Barrie the playwright provided the final required sum for Shackleton’s Antarctic expedition. The Barrie contribution was made privately and kept from public knowledge in London at the time.
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New York
Ernest Shackleton
J. M. Barrie
Barrie
Shackleton
London
Zamor Elected Haiti President Amid Peaceful Transfer
Orestes Zamor won Haiti presidency by 93 of 105 ballots as revolutionary troops secure all military stations. Congress met at 2 pm and announced tranquil conditions, with foreign warships to withdraw after the election.
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Port AU Prince
Orestes Zamor
Haiti
Zamor
Gonaives
Congress
Appointments to the Staff Clarify Official Orders
Governor Walsh rejected Sunday reports of unapproved staff appointments, stating that his staff were properly appointed and confirmed. He cited Attorney General guidance confirming the adjutant general’s lawful authority and said commissions have been signed for a month.
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Walsh
Militia
Ine
Adjutant-General's
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