Woman of 77 Battles Insane Maid in Medford
Mrs. S F Kittredge aged 77 of 32 Fifth street Medford narrowly escaped death yesterday when her maid Miss Ida DePrez aged 47 suddenly became violently insane. Two civilians five police officers and two physicians helped quiet the crazed woman as the dining room was wrecked and Mrs Kittredge was nearly beaten to death.
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S. F. Kittredge
Fifth Street
Medford
Ida DePrez
Miss DePrez
M ‘Ford Hospital
Danies Insane Hospital
Lena Mills
Crazed maid battles residents in Medford housing
Miss DePréz, transferred from two hospitals, assaulted Mrs. Kittredge and others in a Medford apartment. Aided by Mrs. Hunt, Lena Mills and Harry Graham they restrained the attacker. Police and doctors intervened. she was sent to Medford Hospital then Danvers.
10 000 to return to work in New York strike deal
New York reports that 10 000 workers in the Association of Boys Clothes Manufacturers will resume work this week after talks between M J Reagan and Thomas A Rickert. The agreement raises wages by 1 dollar weekly or 10 percent, caps at 54 hours per week, and guarantees reemployment without discrimination. About 60 000 garment workers were not involved.
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New York
M. J. Reagan
Thomas A. Rickert
United Garment Workers’ Union
Association of Boys’ Clothing Manufacturers of
Padrones Implicated as Somerville Tube Works Arrests
Eight American Tube Works employees in Somerville were arrested on warrants alleging corruptly requesting and receiving gratuities for securing work. The accused include Fitzpatrick Fallon and Carroll with laborers Costa Capone Coletti Bianchino and others. Arrests follow recent mass discharges as labor unrest grew with ongoing union activity led by James H. Vahey. The case, to be heard in Somerville Police Court, involves alleged padrone practices tied to job purchases and favors.
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American Tube Works
Somerville
Timothy J. Fitzpatrick
Washington Street
Thomas J. Fallon
Hillside Circle
John Carroll
Summer Street
Andrea Costa
Somerville Avenue
Angelo Capone
Osgood. Street
Giuseppe Coletti
Putnam Street
Salvatore Bianchino
Knapp Street
Celsestino Bianchino
Fitzpatrick
Fallon
Carroll
Wwatchman
Antonio Fedele
Raffaele Picollo
Giuseppe Giudotti
Salvatore Vande
James H. Vahey
Daniel H. Bradley
Carter
Damery
Kennedy
John J. Higgins
Vahey
New Temple Plan Denied in Boston Area
Ex-Governor John TL Bates, trustee of Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church, denies plans for a new large temple in Greater Boston. He had been linked to a Tremont Temple style project funded by the Bromfield sale proceeds of about 450000, but states no such plan exists and he is not backing it.
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Greater Boston
John TL Bates
Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Tremont Temple
Bromfield Street
Battleship Fight Today Delays Navy Appropriation Passage
Washington Feb 24. House economists attacked nearly every paragraph as amendments and points of order slowed progress on the 146 million dollar naval appropriation bill. Read ing of the measure for amendment continued late into the night. The section authorizing construction of two battleships, the central point of contention, will not be reached until tomorrow.
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Washington
House
Boston Bar Acts in Case of Attorney Allin Named Defendant
Horatio N Allin a Boston attorney admitted to the bar in 1879 is named as defendant in proceedings brought by the Boston Bar Association. The association asks the court to take action or make an order as it deems expedient in the interest of public welfare and as seems best to it.
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Boston Bar
Horatio N. Allin
Boston
Boston Bar Associa
Association
Allin
White
Allen
Mrs. Kelly
William H. White
Kelly
Stahl
Premier of Bizet Opera Djamileh at Boston Opera House
The article reviews Bizet’s Djamileh premiering in Boston with Weingartner conducting. It notes exotic coloring and notable melodies, praises Vera Casson’s East-styled dance, and calls the performance capable but not thrilling. It contrasts Djamileh’s charm with Wagnerian critiques and cites cast and schedule details.
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Bizet
Djamileh
Paradise
Leon Lafitte
Haroun
Ernesto Giaccone
Splendiano
Tucille Marcel
Weingartner
Daudet
Mr. Urban
Ti Pagliacci
Nedda
Carmen Melis
Canio
Giovanni Zenatello
Tonio
Giovanni Polese
Beppe
Silvio
Attilio Pulcini
Mr. Moranzoni
Plan for Union of Teachers in National Coordination
Professor Henry Suzzallo of Columbia University outlined a plan to organize American school teachers to raise teaching as a public service and improve teachers’ status. He proposed local guilds electing representatives to a state body, which would elect delegates to a national council with equal state representation proportional to Congress membership.
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Philadelphia
Henry Suzzallo
Columbia University
National Council of Education
Congress
Proposed National Council of Education Aims to Professionalize Teaching
Professor Suzzalo outlines aims to raise professional efficiency as the sole standard for employment and promotion, remove political influence and textbook pressure, and bar unvacated positions. He favors interstate pension comity and economic improvements for teachers as National Council of Education sessions open ahead of the NEA annual meeting.
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Suzzalo
National Council of Education
National Education Association
Association
Somerville Church Calls Dr Pinkham for Pastor Post
The Rev Henry W Pinkham received a unanimous call last night to serve as pastor of the Third Universalist Church in West Somerville. Formerly a Denver pastor, he has lately been with the Seamen's Bethel in East Boston, and was born in Newton Centre.
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Pinkham
Henry W. Pinkham
Beaes
Third Universalist
West Somerville
Denver
Seamen’s Bethel
East Boston
Mr. Pinkham
Newton Centre
Miss Leupp Arrives to Welcome Jones Army Hikers
Washington reports Miss Constance Leupp arrived today as advance guard for General Rosalie Jones and her hiking army. The group plans to reach the capital on Thursday to prepare for the remainder of the contingent.
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Washington
Constance Leupp
New York
Miss Leupp Leads Suffrage Pageant Hikers Toward Washington
Miss Leupp says companions on the hike were in good condition after the tramp to ward the capital. General Jones joins the formal entry into Washington as Genevieve Wimsatt and cavalry detachments escort the hikers from Hyattsville to the capital. Agnes Paul directs that American and suffrage flags be carried side by side at the head of the pageant on March 3 and in each division to symbolize national honor and hope for patriotic citizenship.
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Leupp
Army
Baltimore
Laurel
Washington
Agnes Paul
National Progressive Party to join Washington suffrage parade
The National Progressive Party plans a dedicated division in the Washington suffrage demonstration next Monday. Miss Alice Carpenter aids arrangements from New York, with Mrs. George H. Mellen of Massachusetts leading the female bloc. Annie Rhodes of New York directs the division as color bearers include Miss Carpenter and Mrs. Miles C. Poindexter.
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National Progressive Party
Washington
New York
Alice Carpenter
George H. Mellen
Progressive Party
Massachusetts
Annie Rhodes
Miss Carpenter
Miles C. Poindexter
United States
Poindexter
Spokane
Wash
New England
Pacific Slope
Middle West
Louis J. Johnson
Professor Johnson
Henry Hoxie
Eleanor Garrison
Cambridge
Mabelle Barber
Winthrop
Baltimore
Harvey D. Wiley
Baltimore Street
D. C
William Went
F Street
Washington, D. C
Bay State
The
Devonshire Street
Boston
The Washington Parade and the Women in Charge
The poem lauds women marching in the Washington parade inaugurating Wilson. It defies doubts about female power, describing their golden flag, blazing helmets, and fearless advance as a sign of progress, comparing them favorably to ancient heroes and mocking detractors who fear a mouse scare.
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Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wilson
W. J. Lampton
New York ‘Tribune
Three More Identify Fresno Dan as Heir
Miss Mary L. Charles a former Melrose teacher Miss Jennie Frances Conant and her brother George H Conant of Melrose testified at an identity hearing in East Cambridge Courthouse that Fresno Dan was Daniel Blake Russell. They said after interviewing Dakota Dan in 1909 they failed to recognize him.
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Mary L. Charles
Melrose
Jennie Frances Conant
George H. Conant
Master Pevcy
East Cambrige
Fresno Dan
Daniel Blake Russell
Dakota Dan
Dorr Case Will Go On Today
Salem reports that District Attorney Attwill refused any plea from William A. Dorr other than guilty to first degree murder for the killing of George E. Marsh last April. Court proceedings resume this afternoon with Dorr’s counsel to proceed, as the prison physician says Dorr is fit to appear tomorrow.
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Salem
Swift
State House
Henry C. Attwill
William A. Dorr
George E. Marsh
Dorr
Atwood
Attwill
Quinn
Stockton
Cal
Trial of Dorr Adjourned Due to Ill Health
The trial halted shortly before 11 o clock as defendant Dorr showed signs of physical and mental strain. He was pale with a bandaged neck and wore his overcoat wrapped around him as proceedings resumed after a brief recess.
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Dorr
W. KE. Hingston
Quinn
Frigate Nipsic Sells In Navy Bid at Puget Sound
Washington February 24 bids opened at the Navy Department for the old wooden frigate Nipsic built over 30 years ago. The top bid came from George J. Willey at 7375 dollars for the vessel currently at Puget Sound navy yard. The ship measures 185 feet and 1100 tons displacement.
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Washington
Nipsic
Navy Department
George J. Willey
Puget Sound Navy Yard
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