Fitzpatrick Reverses Stance on Brookline School Board Nomination
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick told a Post reporter he misunderstood the issues raised by the Brookline Parents' Association and now agrees to let his name remain on the association slate. The group has placed Brookline school committee members who do not send their children to public schools on its slate. Mrs. Rufus A. Flanders, a nominee, says the board should be composed of parents who send their children to the public schools and adds the Sanford case does not affect the association's rejection of Hobbs and Baker.
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Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Parents’ Association of
Brookline
Post
Parents’ Association
Boan
Rufus A. Flanders
Sanford
Hobbs
Baker
Partridge
Rufus L. Flanders
Brookline School Board
Albers Denies Abusing Nicaragua President
William S. Albers, an American citizen released after six months of a three and a half year sentence in Nicaragua, arrived in New York on the Panama steamship from Colon and rejected reports that he abused Nicaragua’s president.
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New York
William = .S. Albers
Nicaragua
Panama
Colon
Lloyd's Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Descriptive Pamphlet
Descriptive pamphlet promoting Lloyd's Kryptok invisible bifocal, issued upon application. The pamphlet details features and benefits of the eyewear and how to obtain it.
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Lloyd’s Kryptok
College Maids May Not Dance at Stanford Club
The Roble Club of dormitory maids protests new rules banning dancing and feeds. Prohibited items include electric irons, candles after lights out, and firesafe seating. spreads or feeds allowed only on weekends. meetings must end by 10:45 p.m.
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Stanford University
Roble Club
Fr Tracy speaks at Harvard Catholic Club tonight
The Rev Joseph V Tracy D D pastor of St Anthony's Allston will give the first of three conferences with St Pauls Catholic Club of Harvard University tonight at 730 in Phillips Brooks House Cambridge The topic is Notes of Catholic interest on the beginnings of New England Tonight's subject Catholic interest in the American discoveries of the Norsemen a priest's book Open to university members and alumni with a large attendance expected
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St. Anthony's Church
Allston
St. Paul's Catholic Club
Harvard University
Phillips Brooks House
Cambridge
Tracy
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
the Propagation of the Faith
Carnation Club Dance Planned for Orient Heights Hall
Young people from Orient Heights Winthrop and East Boston look forward to a Carnation Club dance at Booth Hall Orient Heights next Monday evening.
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Orient Heights
Winthrop
East Boston
Carnation Club
Booth Hall
Aristocratic Patrons Helped Gala at Drumdurris Event
An ornate listing of attendees and patrons at a Drumdurris social event notes many titled guests and escort arrangements. Ushers from the Vincent Club guided guests in white raiment while Co A R members sold flowers between acts. The audience cheered as players received bouquets, marking the affair as a standout for the chapter.
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Vincent Club
Co. A. R
A Sailor's Sweetheart I Addresses Sailor Insults
A letter from Wabash by a sailor's sweetheart defends sailors and criticizes two young ladies who spoke loudly at a restaurant. She urges kindness to Uncle Sam's men, recalls Maine sailors, and praises the sailors' service and sacrifices for the country.
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Uncle Sam
Maine
Wabash
A Sailor’s Wife Seeks Fair Words On Navy Men
A reader, calling herself Daughter of the U. S. Navy, writes from a stenographer’s view to defend sailors and marines against slurs faced by married women in crowds. She praises proper conduct by servicemen and urges readers, especially young Navy wives, to share a favorable word as she plans to marry a sailor when his time comes.
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Uncle Sam
JU. S. Navy
Controversy Over Renaming Dorchester Street in South Boston
A Boston reader protests a street name change, claiming 75 percent of Dorchester Street taxpayers were ignored by street commissioners. He urges preservation of historic street names and accountability for the Aldermanic Board, arguing residents object to the change and deserve justice.
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Post
the Traveler
Dorchester Street
Boston
the Post
Count Boni de Castellane Refuses Higher Income Demand
In Paris on February 15, Boni de Castellane swore he would not accept more than the $16.40 per week he earned before marriage. Report says he contemptuously rejected $40,000 a year as insufficient for his pocket money, while creditors claim large debts. The court twice failed to reconcile the dispute between him and the countess’s lawyers.
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Paris
United States
Heaven Vision Report by Mrs Griffin After Near Death
Mrs. S. A. Griffin recounts a six week trance in which she says she traveled to heaven. She describes pearly gates, streets of gold, a desolate plain, and a vast hall with six judges and a supreme ruler who she portrays as compassionate.
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Heaven
Barrett Dies Former Congressman and Publisher Remembered
A large company of men from business, professional, and legislative circles attended the funeral of William E. Barrett publisher of the Boston Advertiser and Record and former Massachusetts Congressman. Barrett died Monday, prompting tributes to his public service and editorial leadership.
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William E. Barrett
Boston Advertiser and Record
Massachusetts
Hi bernian Abstinence concert and dance in Worcester Street hall
The Hi bernian Total Abstinence Association hosts an evening concert and dance at the Knights of St. Rose building Worcester street with a whist tournament first and gifts for participants. Notable organizers include ex Alderman Maurice Dineen Malden president Lawrence Murphy secretary Misses Mary Katherine Murphy and Mrs Mary Wolfe South Boston. Members thank auxiliaries for help.
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Hibernian Total Abstinence Association
Knights of St. Rose
Worcester Street
Maurice Dineen
Malden
Lawrence Murphy
Mary
Katherine Murphy
Mary Wolfe
South Boston
Marie Jansen to Fight Will in Probate Court
Actress Marie Jansen announced she will contest the will of Benjamin Johnson, her adoptive father, which leaves her 500 dollars while the remaining 75,000 dollars goes to widow Mrs. Johnson. Attorney for Miss Jansen, Hattie M. Johnson, noted no evident ill feelings between the widow and the actress.
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Marie Jansen
McKim
Benjamin Johnson
Clarence F. Eldredge
Miss Jansen
Taunton Man Pleads Guilty to Forgery and Is Sentenced
William H. Kane known as Powers and Edward J. Gendreau pleaded guilty in Taunton Superior Court to forgery and received a sentence of two and a half to five years. He was sought by police in Woonsocket Worcester Greenfield and New Haven on similar charges.
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Taunton
William H. Kane
Powers
Edward J. Gendreau
Woonsocket
Worcester
Greenfield
New Haven
Save the Paul Revere House Fund Appeal
A plea to contribute to a fund to preserve the Paul Revere House and relive cherished history. The message stresses patriotism and the need to protect places and items that shape the people’s life for future generations, signed by Max Henry Newman.
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Paul Revere House
Max Henry Newman
Congress Passes Farm Station Aid and Ship Registry Bill
The House approved a measure raising federal funding for agricultural experiment stations to thirty thousand dollars per state or territory. A bill to repeal the foreign ship registry requirement passed as wrecked ships repaired on the American coast could be registered. Mr. Payne sought to bring his customs consolidation bill to a vote but was unsuccessful. An adjournment signal favored Mr. Longworth, though no formal record of it exists.
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House
Payne
Ways and Means
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Manly stranger hands violets to cold old woman on street
A passerby buys kindness on Washington Street when a tall man thrusts a bouquet of English violets into an emaciated elderly woman's hand. The gesture brightens her face, restoring a smile and a moment of dignity amid hardship.
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the Post
Washington Street
Seventh Annual Ball of Charlestown A O H Division 72
Division 72 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians celebrated its seventh anniversary with a grand ball in Paine Memorial Hall attended by over 1000. The hall featured Stars and Stripes and Irish colors with a gold banner bearing the welcome message. The grand march was led by President James Quill and wife, with about 400 couples. State President Matthew Cummings and Suffolk County President John H. Dillon attended among many other officers and guests.
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Paine Memorial Hall
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P. J. Ward
Matthew Cummings
Suffolk County
John H. Dillon
Order
Ed. Torphy
Denis Coleman
Daniel J. Creedonalds
B. B. Brickley
A. A. Barry
Jeremiah Collins
M. P. Cotter
Patrick Cronin
Patrick Cotter
William A. H. Crowley
Thomas Cooley
James Donohue
Jeremiah Ferris
P. Coony
Jerry Hubbard
Patrick Horan
Denis Kelliher
Michael Lavine
Michael Murphy
Timothy Malvey
James F. McDermott
John McKenna
Jeremiah McSw
Judge Braley Denies West Petition For Reinstatement
Supreme Court Justice Braley yesterday denied Mrs. Jennie West’s petition for reinstatement in the New England Order of Protection. The case notes she was declared a lapsed member due to nonpayment of dues in 1904.
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Supreme Court
Jennie West
New England Order of Protection
Grand Ball of Div 2 A 0 H echoes at Charlestown K of C
At the Charlestown K of C Parochial School Hall last night a grand ball featured Joseph J. Murphy editor of the Republic giving a lecture on the Gael in America. Speaker praised local Catholic effort and resourcefulness while a program of entertainment included Murphy, Mur phy Dumphy Spencer impersonators, Albert Reynolds violin, Charlestown Comedy Four, and Vennie Keating soprano.
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M. Supple
J. Supple
F. McCarthy
Joe Daniels
Murphy
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Albert Reynolds
Charles Coleman
Fred L. Driscoll
McGrady
Reader Calls for Punishment of Juveniles by Judge Fallon
A reader from a Boston area town urges Judge Fallon to punish juveniles to deter repeat offenses. The letter argues lack of punishment leads to repeated misdeeds and cites that older people encourage wrongdoing. The writer recalls daily experience and advocates firm penalties.
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Post
Judge Fallon
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