Suffragists defend equality and moral progress at club talk
Mrs Marion Booth Kelly of the Massachusetts Equal Suffrage Association refuted anti suffragist charges at the Business Women's Club last night. She argued feminism means equal opportunity for women, not lax morality, and that women need the ballot for moral awakening and protection of home and motherhood. She tied women's public role to labor rights, noting eight hour days and minimum wages largely exist in suffrage states.
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Marion Booth Kelly
Massachusetts Equal Suffrage Association
Business Women's Club
Massachusetts
Turn Hair Dark With Sage Tea
An old-time remedy for gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur now sold ready to use as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. Priced about 50 cents a bottle, it darkens hair by morning, hides gray, adds lustre, and helps prevent dandruff itching scalp and hair loss.
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Wyeth
Tax System Burden on Poor Draws Harsh Critique
William Lloyd Garrison Jr addressing Harvard Club denounces the current tax system as a social handicap and burden on the poor. He argues for land value taxation to fund public revenue, cites Massachusetts changes, and urges bold reforms including harbor development, transit disentanglement, and ending the punitive property tax.
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William Lloyd Garrison, Jr
Boston
Harvard Club
United States
Massachusetts
Texas
Wisconsin
Vancouver
B. C
New England
Museum exhibit features Walter Gay interiors in Boston
Thirty paintings of interiors by Walter Gay open a three week show in the third modern room of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. The canvases depict high-ceiled panelled salons, palaces in Venice, and burgundy houses, illustrating formal French interiors.
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Venice
Burgundy
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Walter Gay
Harvard Dames Meet in Cambridge Parlor
The Harvard Dames, wives and sisters of Harvard students, held their weekly meeting in the Phillips-Brooks House parlor in Cambridge yesterday afternoon.
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Harvard Dames
Harvard
Cambridge
Phillips-Brooks House
Too Much Dogma in Churches Sparks Call for Coalition
Rev. Charles F. Dole told volunteers at Mrs. A. Lincoln Filene’s Beacon Street home that there are too many churches and ministers who preach dogma. He urged a Protestant sectarian coalition to boost moral and social uplift, discard uglier churches, and reduce sectarianism. Rabbi H. H. Rabinowich cited Judaism’s long charity tradition as aligning with social work. The session, led by Philip Davis, drew social workers and patrons from Greater Boston, with next meeting set for next Wednesday night.
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Charles F. Dole
A. Lincoln Filene
Beacon Street
Dole
Daniel Frank
H. H. Rabinowich
Bessie London
Milton Rosenal
Rabinowich
Ives
Philip Davis
Civic Service House
Woman Rescued From Flames At East Cambridge Tenement
Julia Carling was saved by Officer Benjamin C. Scully of Station 3 after becoming trapped by smoke in a blazing 70 76 Plymouth Street tenement. An alarm at Box 23 sent firemen to the scene where the fire began from an overheated furnace.
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Plymouth Street
Cambridge
Julia Carling
Benjamin C. Scully
Scully
Very Clever Cat James Performs Tricks for Owner Mrs
James the cat wearing a red ostrich feather hat and glasses performs tricks for mistress Mrs 1 in Bishop North Dana Mass He takes meat from her hand places it in his mouth and follows wearing a hat and ready to feast He also milks with his master at milking time and is described as an exceedingly good rat catcher Readers are invited to send stories and photos of clever pets for a future Post feature.
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James
Ikeness Bishop
North Dana
Mass
Post
The
Former Labor Leader George Young Dies in Dorchester
George Young former vice president of the Boston Typographical Union and longtime treasurer of the night workers division of A. O. H. No 60 died at his home 24 Oakland Street Dorchester from rheumatism of the heart. He had lived in Dorchester many years and was well known in labor and fraternal circles, and had worked many years for the Boston Globe. He leaves a widow.
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George Young
Boston Typographical Union
Night Workers
The
Oakland Street
Dorchester
Young
Boston Globe
Catholic Institutions Receive Bequests and Lent Talks
Hannah Goldspring’s will provides $100 each to the Home for Destitute Catholic Children St Elizabeths Hospital and the Working Boys Home in Milton. Lent lectures planned by Rev Charles J Ring of Roxbury and Rev John F Keating S J of Boston College. Services at Immaculate Conception Harrison Ave feature stations of the cross in upper church. Confraternity of the Holy Cross services at Cathedral of the Holy Cross with Cardinal O Connell in attendance.
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St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Working Boys' Home
Hannah Goldspring
Milton
Norfolk
Dedham
Charles J. Ring
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Rose Croix
John F. Keating S. J
Boston College
St. Clement’s Church
South Medford
Immaculate Conception Church
Harrison Avenue
Rome
Erhard
Confraternity of the Holy Cross
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Cardinal O'Connell
Fire breaks out at St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
A fire today at the St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary in Montreal damaged the hospital annex and the surgical department. Prisoners were moved to safety in the main building. no lives were lost. The facility houses 699 inmates outside Montreal.
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Montreal
St. Vincent de Paul Penitentiary
Copley Plaza Fair a Great Local Benefit Event
The Copley Plaza ballroom hosted a benefit fair for the School for Crippled and Deformed Children. Mrs. Frank Bemis chaired the committee with many matrons and their tables selling items from baby wear to toys. A wheel of fortune, a New York orchestra, tea service, and an auction closed the day with high prices for select goods.
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Copley-Plaza
Frank Bemis
Chandler Hovey
Lester
Alice Sargent
Adeen Thayer
Rosamond Bradley
E.S. Webster
Timothy Adamowwski
R. D. Sears
K. C. Stanwood
L. Newell
Alice Thorndike
Margaret Thomas
New York
Philip
Sears
J. Linzee
Guy Lowell
J. de Forest Danielson
G. R. Fearing, Jr
Louis Bacon
Mary Josephine Amory
Edyth Deacon
N. S. Simpkins, Jr
Faney
Press Club Evening Hosts Stars At Social Gathering
More than two hundred Boston Press Club members attended a post shift social at 3 Bea con sheet quarters. Raymond Hitchcock, a former newspaper man, recited his latest hit The Income Tax. Richard Carle narrated stories, Donald Meek performed a Live Savers yarn, Saran off played violin, and Joseph Santley with Ruth Randall danced a tango. Notables included Douglas Fairbanks James Shesgreen and theatre managers Lindsey Morrison John Osborne Thomas Lothian and Fred Jordan.
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Boston Press Club
Beacon Sheet
Raymond Hitchcock
Richard Carle
Donald Meek
Castle Square Theatre Company
Saranoff
Joseph Santley
Ruth Randall
Commissioner Denies Wife At Hearing Influenced Agriculture Panel
Commissioner Fred F. Walker refuted former Congressman O Connell at a State House hearing on a bill requiring a veterinarian head the Department of Animal Industry. O Connell alleged Walker used his wife and stenographer to sway committee members. Walker and supporters opposed the measure. Senate later granted leave to withdraw the bill.
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Fred F. Walker
Joseph F. O'Connell
Committee On Agriculture
State House
John A. O'Connell
Walker
Mr. O'Connell
Charles E. Ward
Buckland
Post
Commonwealth
Mary E. Sargent
Debtor Wins Jury Award In Malicious Interference Case
Clarence G Wormwood of Lawrence wins 207 dollars plus costs from The Chattel Loan Company of Boston and Teresa J Flemming for malicious interference with his employment contract at the Boston and Maine railroad. Jury finds Flemming’s husband not liable. scope of damages disputed. One of the first such cases in years in the county.
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Chattel Loan Company
Boston
Teresa J. Flemming
Clarence G. Wormwood
Lawrence
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wormwood
North Station
Chattel
Flemming
Harrison's Surplus Wholesale Ad Highlights Suits
Rine serges black bibets fancy Scotch mixtures bold stripes offered by Harrison Co at 662 672 Washington St. Men’s suits priced from nine ninety five to twenty dollars. Ad copy notes handsome models and wholesale pricing.
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Rine Serges
H. Harrison Co
Washington St
Adv
Trade boom insight at Pilgrim Publicity dinner
The Pilgrim Publicity Association held its monthly dinner at the American House with optimistic remarks on advertising’s value by Harry Tipper of New York and praise for farming progress. Delegates applauded Clowry Chapman on trade mark protection and Henry Hale Jr. was thanked for service. An entertainment featured the Pilgrim quintet with a burlesque of the Mexican situation starring Charlie Lamb and John M. Keyes impersonating Roosevelt.
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Pilgrim Publicity Association
Harry Tipper
New York
Harry F. Atwood
United States Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Clowry Chapman
Henry Hale, Jr
Association
Board of
Pilgrim
Charlie’ Lamb
Roslindale
John M. Keyes
Roosevelt
Carroll D. Swan
Colored wigs to debut in Boston with Madame Sherry company
Wigs seen in London and New York will appear in Boston today as part of the female costume at the National Theatre. Misses Cameron, Gustin, Wickham, Carson and Osborne will wear colored wigs to match red green purple and blue gowns. Society women have adopted the fad, with Mrs. Bartley Warburton and Miss Catherine Force among those seen wearing matching wigs at a Philadelphia Ritz-Carlton dinner. The wigs have circulated in Boston stores but have not yet been worn publicly in the city. The five young women chosen at the National Theatre today are listed as best examples of different types to showcase the wigs.
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London
New York
Boston
Madame Sherry
National Theatre
Misses Cameron
Gustin
Wickham
Carson
Osborne
Ritz-Carlton
Philadelphia
Bartley Warburton
Marie Wanamaker
Catherine Force
John Jacob Astor
Madeline Force
Robert Goelet
Roxbury Man Killed Under Coal Slide
Charles Kubowitch, 22, of 5 Estralla Street Roxbury, was smothered to death yesterday when trapped in a coal slide in the bunkers of the Plant Shoe Factory engine rooms.
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Charles Kubowitch
Estralla Street
Roxbury
Bay State Man Dead in Paris Mystery
Police probe the death of Henry Collett of Worcester Massachusetts in a Paris hotel. Found with a bullet wound beside a revolver, whiskey bottles nearby, and seven francs on his body. A transient companion, Eugene Dubois, says Collett sought the underworld after leaving Marseilles.
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Rue Aux Ours
Paris
Henry Collett
Worcester
Mass
Eugene Dubois
Lyon
Marseilles
Dubois
Collett Employed as Moulder in Worcester
Worcester, Feb 26 Henry Collett found dead today in Paris had worked as a moulder in a local Worcester foundry. A letter dated Feb 10 mailed from Egypt arrived at the local paper just hours before news of his death, detailing visits to Mediterranean ports and offering no clues about his future plans.
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Paris
Henry Collett
Worcester
Mass
New York
Cleveland
Collett
Egypt
Mediterranean
Newspaper Wagon Drivers Hold Meeting
The Boston Newspaper Wagon Drivers Union 258 met last night in Phoenix Hall admitting seven new members and receiving four applications. The educational committee announced two notable speakers for March and the union will observe its 10th anniversary with a banquet in April at the Quincy House.
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Boston
Union
Phoenix Hall
Educational Committee
Quincy House
New England Street Railway Club Hosts Banquet
The New England Street Railway Club held its regular monthly meeting and banquet at the American House last night. Eight past presidents gave five minute talks, mostly social in nature and occasionally addressing railroad efficiency.
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New England Street Railway Club
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