Washingtons Neutrality Policy Echoed By Senator Lodge
Morristown New Jersey February 22 Senator Lodge of Massachusetts spoke to the Washington Association arguing Washington and Lincoln framed neutrality in foreign policy. He described Washington 1793 proclamation and the later Monroe Doctrine as guiding U S away from European wars, with Genet incident testing the policy and arms export rights upheld by Jefferson. The address linked early neutrality to modern concerns of preparedness.
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Honor and Duty versus Money in Washington's Vision
The piece argues that war fears aside, a nation must prioritize freedom, honor, and self-respect as taught by Washington. It cites his calls for readiness, arms and discipline, and a plan for defence and munitions, insisting peace depends on preparedness and national honor rather than wealth. It recalls Lincoln, messages to Congress, and repeated emphasis on readiness for war to preserve peace.
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Death of Brigadier General Henry Clay Cook at 79
Brigadier General Henry Clay Cook U S A retired dies at his Fall River home at age 79 after a three month illness. Civil War veteran Indian fighter, Brevetted captain in 1864 for bravery in the Atlanta campaign. Married 1877 Teresa Antonio Valdes Thom. First commanded as second lieutenant in the Second Rhode Island Infantry in 1861.
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Children of Catholic Union hold Washington's Birthday party
Nearly 1000 children of Catholic Union of Boston members attended the annual Washington's Birthday party in the union hall at Worcester Square and Washington Street. The event featured a vaudeville program followed by dancing.
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Knights of King Arthur Hold Trinity Conclave in Massachusetts
Six hundred Sunday school boys and 50 instructors attended the Knights of King Arthur conclave at Trinity Church parish house in Massachusetts. Delegates represented fifty castles and several Sir Galahad Clubs and Queens of Avalon. Officers elected included State Marquis William F. Doake and Rev. F. L. Masseck with Richard Ranger as scribe. The procession to the church followed a brief service.
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Carpenters Elect Today In State Council Race
John Morgan of Boston and Charles D. Pike of Worcester were nominated for president of the State council of carpenters at Fall River as the annual election nears. Michael Lee of Lowell is unopposed for vice president with Edward Thulin of Boston and Peter Provost of Holyoke for secretary. J. M. Harving of Springfield named treasurer. Edwin Mullady spoke on labor conditions as delegates gathered.
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Edwin Mulready
State Board of Labor and Industries
Pennsylvania On Her Trials Off Owl's Head
The superdreadnought Pennsylvania with naval officials hailing it as the most powerful battleship in the world conducted unofficial trials off Owl's Head Rockland Maine. It steamed from Old Point Comfort Virginia through a gale at 20 knots then completed a measured mile near 21 knots three times on the government course. Six runs followed at 10 knots.
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Governor McCall Greets Thousands at State House Birthday Reception
Governor McCall shook hands with 4454 people at the Washington's Birthday reception held at the State House yesterday. Children waited in line along with adults while many youngsters added to the daytime bustle in downtown precincts and police stations during the afternoon.
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Mass reception honors governor as bomb scare looms
A bomb plotter failed to appear as plainclothes guards lined the crowd at a Massachusetts Hall of Flags reception. Governor and Mrs. McCall greeted a long procession of dignitaries, veterans, and fraternal groups while Beatrice Colby, four, presented her doll to the governor.
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Leap Year Dance With Jockey Girls Planned In Cambridge
The Jockey Girls of Cambridge will hold their annual dancing party in Odd Fellows Hall tomorrow night with a leap year dance and a proposal waltz. Committee members include Miss Ethelyn Romley, Miss Alice Keefe, Mrs Arvil Romley, Miss Bernice Ryan, Miss Lulu Gale, Miss May E Matthews and Miss Almer Nelson.
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Germans Dress Ship to Honor Washington
New York Feb 22 The German steamships at Hoboken piers celebrate Washington's Birthday by profusely decorating with flags of Germany and the United States.
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Gardner Urges Large Standing Army and Universal Training
Representative Gardner of Massachusetts attacks the administration’s preparedness program and introduces a land defence bill calling for a standing army of 281,000. He argues for compulsory military training for all young men and critiques Secretary Garrison and Chairman Hay on plans to expand or consolidate forces.
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Young Malden Woman Found Dead in Bed
Mrs. Lillian Little aged 17 wife of Phillip Little of 126 Essex Street Malden was found dead in bed yesterday morning by her husband.
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Dedham Stops Westward Trip by Two Boys
Dedham police arrested two youths wandering Memorial Square around 10:30 PM on their way West for a 21 year stay. Samuel Kopolowitze, nine, and Joseph Hagain, 11, carried items like bed sheets knives forks and food odds suggesting plans to live off the land. Parents notified. trip aborted.
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Gowns Like Mrs. Wilson's Haunt Washington Society
Breakers loom for a Washington modiste after wives of a diplomat a Supreme Court justice and a Senator discover their new gowns imitate Mrs. Wilson's design. The gowns differ only in color white gold midnight blue and black and society wonders about the fate of the designer.
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Pontiac Brings Record Fish Haul After Storms at Brown's Bank
The schooner Pontiac arrived after heavy gales along the New England coast and brought in nearly a record 80 day catch. Mixed groundfish stocked at $10,000 with $800 profit per crewman of sixteen. Captain Ernest Parsons commanded the vessel at Brown's Bank.
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