College Girls as Wives and Mothers Debated
Wellesley College secretary and Lasell preceptress defend college education as enhancing domestic happiness. They reject Mrs Potter's claim that higher learning derails women as wives and mothers, citing curricula and real-world skills in hygiene cooking and home management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley College
Carpenter
Lasell Seminary
Mark W. Potter
Eclectic Club
Delmonico’s
New York
Wellesley
Senate Passes Key Supply Bills Amid Tradeoffs
Washington reports two major supply measures the post office and the diplomatic and consular appropriation bills advancing in the Senate. Fast mail lines from New York to New Orleans and Kansas City to Newton receive continued funding while a pneumatic tube study for New York Boston and Philadelphia failed. The postal telegraph study authorized and the Indian appropriation conference report rejected. House moves through private claims and pension bills including a widow’s pension for General Henry W. Lawton. Senator Morgan questions executive influence on timing of such actions.
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Washington
Post Officee
Senate
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta
Kansas City
Newittion
Kas
Boston
Philadelphia
Bacon
Georgia
House
Henry W. Lawton
Philippines
Morgan's Minority Report on Nicaragua Canal Distinct from Clayton-Bulwer
Senator Morgan of the foreign relations committee issued a minority report opposing the view that ratification of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty is a prerequisite for building the Nicaragua Canal. He argued the United States should proceed with construction regardless of the Clayton-Bulwer agreement, and the committee itself filed an adverse report.
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Morgan
Congress
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Washington
Committee of Foreign Relationshife
United States
Clow Seeks Kansas Mission With Governor Crane’s Backing
In Dalton Massachusetts on February 22 Governor Crane is urged to fund William Clow’s Kansas trip. An open letter signed by Benjamin Clow asks Berkshire County residents to raise 100 to pay his expenses and allow him to join Mrs Nation’s campaign, promising to stay until the saloons there are closed.
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Dalton
Berkshire County
Kansas
Prince Kropotkin Arrives in Cambridge for Lectures
Prince Kropotkin, descendant of the Russian royal family and noted anarchist and scientist, arrived yesterday aboard the New England and will base at the Colonial Club in Cambridge. He plans to lecture at the Lowell Institute in Boston before touring to Chicago after the Boston engagement.
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Prince Kropotkin
New England
Colonial Club
Cambridge
Towell Institute
Boston
Chicago
Two Somerville Boys Return From NY Runaway
Matthew Ryan and James Coughlin the two boys who ran away Tuesday morning to New York returned to their Somerville homes with their fathers.
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Matthew Ryan
James Coughlin
Somerville
New York
Lewiston Pastor Guilty Of Moral Improprieties
Rev. H. C. Wilson of Hammond Street Church in Lewiston was found guilty of fidelity breaches and unseemly conduct toward the marriage by the examining board. Testimony showed unworthy statements about his wife and other women parishioners, with no criminal charge proven. The hearing, held behind closed doors, involved Maine conference members and witnesses from the church.
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Lewiston
H. C. Wilson
Hammond Street
A. S. Ladd
C. 8. Cummings
Methodist Church
C. C. Phalen
A. W. Pottle
South Paris
A. Hamilton
Mechanic Falls
G. D. Holmes
Brunswick
H. A. Peare
Lisbon Falls
Maine
Wilson
Utopian Club Presents My Son the Lawyer at Union Hall
A large audience enjoyed the Utopian Club theatricals at Union Hall last night. The two act musical comedy featured Samuel Robinson receiving flowers after a leading role. Songs included The Belle of Cherry Valley and Florette Krom Gay Paree with performances by Miss Ollie Abrams Rose Greenwald and others.
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Union Hall
Toylston Street
Utopian Club Theatri
Son
Samuel Robinson
Belle of
Cherry Valley
Ollie Abrams
F Florette Krom Gay Paree
Rose Greenwald
My Lady Love
Miss Greenwald
Captain Brown
Mr. Abrams
Sally
Lam
William Penn
William Phillips
Levi J. Myers
Centaur Club Minstrels Delight Dorchester Audience
The Centaur Club performed at Bloomfield Hall Dorchester with Uncle Sam costumes and the Strike Up the Band accompaniment. Over 1000 people filled the hall as the show offered witty jokes, songs, and sketches led by Dom Feegan and featuring Charles Littlefield Jack Norton and Frank Webber.
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Uncle Sam
Centaur Club
Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester
Centaurs
Dom’ Feegan
Charles Littlefield
Jack Norton
Frank Webber
A. A. Buist
Laurence B. O’connor
Centaur Naval Cadets
Arthur A. Buist
Blackville
Joseph Freeman
Donald Leitch
Walter L. Wood
Norton
Cavanagh
John White
Centaur Maidens
Myers
Davis
Cordelia
Russell Gets Seven Years In Maine Jail Break Case
Fred Russell, part of a four man jail break squad, received seven years total after February term convictions. Wiswell sentenced him to two years for breaking and entering in Hermon and five years for JoAncoin break in after his capture in Lynn Mass.
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Bangor
Supreme Court
Wiswell
Fred Russell
Paiia
Lynn
Mass
Thomaston
Hermon
JoAncoin
Doctor Consults Daily For Chronic Ailments
The notice promises daily consultation for leucorrhoea chronic catarrh hemorrhoids and other ailments with payment deferred until cure. It specifies hours from 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 and notes patients need not pay until cured.
Big Holiday Theatres Share From Washington's Birthday Rush
The article notes a bustling holiday theatre scene with Ada Rehan, Amelia Bingham, and Amelia's new actor-manager role at Madison Square Theatre. Daughters Delightful by Hobart and Luders may debut at Herald Square Theatre next spring. Mardo the juggler oversees White Rats on Keith's Boston stage as Sweet Nell of Old Drury heads to New England. Washington's Birthday proves most lucrative for managers.
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George W. Hobart
Gustav Luders
Euphonius
Herald Square Theatre
New York
Mardo
Boston
Amelia Bingham
Laura Keene
Madison Square Theatre
Harry Lacy
May Irwin
Mary
Madge Smith
Ada Behan
Nell
Museum
Tremont Theatre
Horton
Religious notices fill Tremont Temple and city venues
A dense listing from Boston churches and societies describes services and events. Rev. John Kirkpatrick preaches at Fourth Presbyterian Church Dorchester Street South Boston with morning and evening services. Various groups including the Y M C A and nonsectarian society hold lectures, Bible studies, and music at Union Hall Boylston Street and Appleton Hall Paine Building. Other events feature Evangelist Harlan P Smith at Tremont Temple, a Branch Sunday School, spiritual circles at Mrs. Fannie Marriner's, and a Karl Marx class at 724 Washington Street.
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Dudley Streimt Baptist Church
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
George C. Lorimer
D. D
H. P. Smith
Temperance Egervice
Gilbert Hall
E. S. Wheeler
C. PP. U. Orchestra
Young People’s Prayer Meeting
Dr. Lorimer
Holy Writ
Abraham
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
F. G. Peabody
Harvard College
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Beerment
Tremont ST. M
Tremont and
Concord Streets
Charles E. Davis
John Brown
Mrs. Nation
Epworth League
People's Hour
People's Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
L. H. Dorchester
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
J. F. Cowan
Haydn
Rossini
Exeter Street
Washington
General Lafayette
George Washington
N. J. Willis
M. R. Goff
THE
Gospel OF Spirit-Return Society
Minnie M. Soule
Assembly Hall
Huntington Avenue
Roxbury Spiritual Association
Roxbury Hall
Warren Street
Dudley Street
Mack
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Dorchester Street
Boston
John Kirkpatrick
B. YY. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Frank
God of Abraham
Buck
Thayer
Southard
Sullivan
Marston
City guards curb sidewalk speculators at Boston Music Hall
Boston Music Hall doors stayed firm against sidewalk speculators as officers patrolled Hamilton and Winter streets all day. Signs warned buyers to avoid scalpers and promised admission only to legitimate ticket holders, leading to packed matinee and evening performances.
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Boston Music Hall
Hamilton Place
Winter Place
Philanthropist staged in Somerville by Criterion Club
The sixteenth annual entertainment under the First Unitarian Sunday School of Somerville presented The Philanthropist a three act comedy by the Criterion Club of Boston at Unitarian Hall Highland avenue Somerville. Cast included William M. Elliott Samuel Oliver Arthur H. Sawyer Franklin H. Richardson Eugene I. Caton Carleton W. Baxter William B. Cram Annie Coffin Alice L. Westgate and May Ramsdell. Walter L. Dugan served as stage and acting manager.
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First Unitarian Sunday School of
Somerville
Unitarian Hall
Highland Avenue
Philanthropist
Criterion Club of
Boston
William M. Elliott
Samuel Oliver
Arthur H. Sawyer
Franklin H. Richardson
Eugene I. Caton
Carleton W. Baxter
William 8. B. Cram
Annie Coffin
Alice L. Westgate
May Ramsdell
Walter L. Dugan
Moderate Prices Ease Wears Shortages at Bernard Wolf’s
Despite limited goods, today’s clothing remains affordable. Example trousers priced at 145 at Bernard M. Wolf’s popular serami shop, reflecting balanced costs across items.
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Imen
Bernard M. Wolf
Seaman Vanishes At Sea Mystery Near Gloucester
Gloucester February 22 Schooner Atalanta arrived from Newfoundland with flag at half mast for crewman Oliver Lahey. It is unclear if he jumped or fell overboard. Lahey had lived in Gloucester for about thirty years.
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Gloucester
Atalanta
Ruehard Wadding
Newfoundland
Oliver Lahey
Lahey
One Night En Route Pullman Sleeper Service
Travel note announces a single night journey by Pullman sleeper trains on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Washington via the Southern Railway with Boston office at 228 Washington Street.
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Washington
Southern Railway
Boston
Washington Street
Catarrhal Powder Claims Fast Relief for Many Ailments
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder promises relief of catarrh hay fever colds headaches sore throat tonsillitis and deafness in 10 to 60 minutes with a single puff from the provided bottle blower. Painless to use it costs 30 cents and is sold by Kurwell & Sons at 176 Boylston and 569 Washington streets and by all druggists.
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Eas
Dr. Agnew
Kurwell & Sons
Boylston
Washington Streets
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Bert Haverly
George W. Magee
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Irwin HO
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Lew Wallace
Ben Hur
Wm. Young
More Estel
Charles Frohman
Bowdoin
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Fanny MelIntyre
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