All Men Up Not Some Down Roosevelts Lincoln Talk
President Roosevelt at the Lincoln dinner of the Republican Club of New York urged unity and race uplift. He defended “all men up” over “some men down,” calling for law abiding Black men to lead in fighting crime and to raise national morality and thrift alongside White citizens. He linked Lincoln’s sword to saving the Union and urged broad effort and charity from leaders to elevate the race.
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Bishop Strange
North Carolina
Lincoln
Statesman
New York
Roosevelt
Republican Club
City of
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Abraham Lincoln
Union
North
South
Do Not Brandish The Big Stick Says Press Club Speaker
At a Press Club dinner the speaker urged restraint in wielding power and not brandishing the big stick. He praised honesty in public life, urged polite discourse, and advised applying the same standard to public figures and press writers.
Megantic Club Holds Sixth Annual Banquet at Marliave’s
The Megantic Fish and Game Club enjoyed its sixth annual banquet at Marliave's Hotel last evening with over 650 attendees. Major Charles W. Barnard presided.
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The
Megantic Fish and Game Club
Marliave’s
Charles W. Barnard
Warm election contest eyed at W R C convention today
The Women's Relief Corps holds its 21st annual convention at the People's Temple today and tomorrow with a junior vice president race drawing lively interest. Candidates include Mrs. Annie C. Shattuck Fitchburg Mrs. Sue Stuart Wadsworth South Boston and Mrs. S Jennie Tirrell Lynn.
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Women’s Relief Corps
People’s Temple
Annie C. Shattuck
Fitchburg
Sue Stuart Wadsworth
South Boston
S. Jennie Tirrell
Lynn
Annie H. Warnie
Edwin V. Sumner
Worcester
Plymouth
Alice M. Goddard
Brockton
Sarah L. Meanen
Charlestown
Mary E. Holbrook
East Weymouth
Annie Warne
Massachusetts Woman's Relief Corps
Harriet A. Ralph
Warne
L. Stuart Wadsworth
People's Temple
Society Notes Highlight Boston New York Social Week
Invitations issued by Mrs. Charles de Rham Jr mark a New York reception for her daughter in law Mrs Henry C de Rham. Boston society figures attend squash events, weddings, and charitable musicales while Miss Leavitt prepares for a Newton ceremony with many ushers.
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Charles de Rham, Jr
Fifth Avenue
New York
Henry C. de Rham
Frances Dana
Cambridge
de Rham
Boston
Aleid Schenck
J. Frederick Schenck
Lenox
Nora Insigi
Bacon
Victoria
Elizabeth Leavitt
Newton
St. Valentine’s Right
Montgomery Y. Ferris
Channing Church
Leavitt
Laura Livingston Satterlee
Tracy Ayre Johnson
Grace Church
William R. Huntington
F. le Roy Satterlee
Grace Biddle
Pleasant Street
Brookline
George B. Rice
Lincoln
Quincy
Harry E. Converse
Mediterranean
Holy Land
Norwood P. Hallowell
Robert H. Hallowell
Neal Rantoul
William Lloyd Garrison
Roger Wolcott
Joshua R. Crane
Alfred Bowditch
James Jackson
John C. Phillips
Theodore Lyman
Guy Lowell
William Amory
Charles Boyden
Potter Hall
Dear Miss Champagne on Love and Stage Dilemmas
A reader asks if an 18 year old should marry or wait and if a fiancée can share a stage career. The columnist cautions that early love changes with age and experience and encourages cautious, lasting bonds. A second letter asks whether stage dreams conflict with marriage and advice favors love and home, suggesting compromise through private drama rather than renouncing stage life.
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Miss Champagne
Quinona Promises Cure Says Boston Readers
Roxbury and Charlestown residents declare Quinona restored appetite, energy, and sleep after ailments from grippe to nervousness. An electrician reports improved digestion after two bottles. The Quinona Co promises systemic buildup and blood purification with a dollar bottle and offers free medical advice from Boston address.
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J. G. Parker
Green St
Charlestown
Mass
John H. Welchlin
Electrician
Somerset
Boston
Quinona
Quinona Co
Hartford St
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