Oliver Guests to Head New England Woman's Press Dinner
United States Senator George T. Oliver and Mrs Oliver will be honored guests at the New England Woman's Press Association annual guest night at the Hotel Somerset. The program includes talks by Senator Oliver on Journalism and the Government, Mrs Alarvot Molt Doy on the New York Woman's Press Club, Randolph Coolidge Jr on journalism from the commercial standpoint, Charles W J Tennant on the Machine of the Newspaper, Helen M Winslow on the National Federation of Women's Clubs, May Alden Ward on New England womanhood, and a poem by Etmax Selinger.
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United States
George T. Oliver
Pittsburg
Penn
New England Woman's Press Association
Hotel Somerset
Oliver
Washington
Senator Oliver
Alarvot Molt Doy
New York Woman's Press Club
Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Journalent
Charles W. J. Tennant
Edintural
Scotland
Helen M. Winslow
Manuel
National Federation of Women's Clubs
May Alden Ward
New Hogland Woman's Lab
Etmax Selinger
Association
Harvard lecturer starts weekly Spenser course in Cambridge
Dr Percy W Long of Harvard opened a series of Tuesday afternoon lectures on Spenser in Lawrence Hall Cambridge yesterday. He will deliver a Spencer address each week and all university members may attend.
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Percy W. Long
Harvard
Spenser
Lawrence Hall
Cambridge
Holy Name Foe to Socialism Banquet Highlights
About 1000 attended the Holy Name Society banquet at Hibernian Hall Roxbury with Mayor James M. Curley as chief speaker. He praised Rev Father James F Regan and urged support for the Catholic church amid unrest and socialist threats citing national and local concerns. William P. O'Brien served as toastmaster. Regan spoke in response to the toast On Holy Name.
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Hibernian
Salem
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Lowell
Iie
Holy Nae Society
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Wilson
Charlestown Navy Yard
William P. O'Brien
James F. Regan
Pulley Dragged Worker to Death at Washington Mill
Lawrence Feb. 17. William A. Goddard was crushed to death in the Washington mill steaming room when his clothing caught in a puller. He leaves a large family.
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Lawrence
William A. Goddard
Washington Mill
Coeducation Favored Over Women’s College by Dr Green
Dr Frances Green urged coeducation for girls at the Women’s Municipal League at 6 Marlboro Street. She warned women’s colleges may foster crushes and vanity, urged better home male contact, and called for candid discussion of sex topics. She proposed shorter class periods, less grade work, and biology and botany as prep for physiology and sex hygiene.
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Frances Green
Women's Municipal League
Marlboro Street
Woman's College
Senate funeral tribute to Senator Bacon in Washington
The last tribute to the late Senator Augustus O. Bacon of Georgia was paid today by representatives in Washington of the American people and foreign nations. Funeral services were held in the Senate chamber with the Supreme Court justices, the President's cabinet, the diplomatic corps, and high officials attending.
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Augustus O. Bacon
Georgia
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Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Army
Navy
Roma Struck No Man's Land Shore and Reaches Providence
The transatlantic liner Roma with 375 passengers and 100 crew endured six hours of peril after slamming the No Man's Land rocks off Martha's Vineyard. The ship listed heavily but did not take on water. many passengers endured freezing conditions before arrival in Providence for repairs.
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Martha's Vineyard
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Bastier
Newport
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Long Island
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Tasca
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Rhode Island
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Azores
San Miguel
Bridgeport
Creevey
New York
Gay Head
S Roma
Drummers Reveal Road life in Sunday Post Magazine
A teaser notes true stories from commercial travellers told by drummers including a woman, promising an inside look at the touring life in the forthcoming Sunday Post Magazine.
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Next Sunday Post
President Wilson denies Protestant bias in Tumulty handling
In a letter to editor W. W. Prescott President Wilson rejects claims that his private secretary Joseph Tumulty blocks Protestant communications to him. The Protestant Magazine published correspondence dated January 15 1914 alleging widespread belief that Roman Catholic letters never reach the President.
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Washington
W. W. Prescott
Wilson
Joseph P. Tumulty
Washington, D. C
President Wilson Replies On Church Favoritism Charges
In a January 19 1914 letter President Woodrow Wilson assures a critic that no secretary blocks or withholds his correspondence for religious reasons. He defends frank relations with his secretary Tumulty and asserts all mail is available to him.
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Woodrow Wilson
Mother Evans of the Salvation Army Dead
Mrs Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Evans aged 80 and known as Mother Evans in Salvation Army circles died in Pittsburg Pennsylvania from heart failure. Her son Colonel William Evans, longtime Boston army commander, inspired the People’s Palace project. Her body to be moved to Forest Hills Cemetery for burial beside her husband with grave services conducted by Colonel Adam Gifford at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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Richard Evans
William Evans
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Evans
Pittsburg
28 000 Fund For A Shrine
The National Organization of Catholic Women marked its first anniversary with a luncheon in New York. More than 250 women attended and secretary Mrs. Andrew Dougherty announced 28 000 had been raised for a National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception at the Catholic University in Washington.
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Nmational Organization of
Catholic Women
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Andrew Dougherty
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