Still to Fight for Republic in Ireland Recognition
James Hayes of the A A R I R told Garibaldi Victory Council members in Tyler Street that the organization will continue to exist until Ireland is internationally recognized as a republic. Speakers announced ongoing drives for membership and opposition to the Penrose and Fordney Bills, with Anthony Laureano presiding.
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Ireland
James Hayes
Garibaldi Victory Council
Municipal
Tyler Street
Penrose
Fordney
Anthony Laureano
Council
South End
Roosevelt sells auto to fund Progressive party pledge
Former President Theodore Roosevelt sold his automobile to help finance the Progressive party after the 1912 defeat. Alon H. Hooker presented the original subscription list signed by Progressive leaders, noting Roosevelt pledged 1000 dollars a year for four years.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Alon H. Hooker
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Roosevelt
Hooker
Sagamore Hill
Down in Main charity show in Union Square Odd Fellows Hall
A letter from a local writer invites Cy Swann to a two night drama by the Nonantum First Degree Klub at Odd Fellows Hall Union Square Allston on Monday and Tuesday the 2nd and 24th. The note mocks the production yet promises humor and a social dance with a new orchestra after the show.
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Wal
Eph Sawyer
Nonantum
Klub
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Union Sq
Allston
Main
Luce Sends Letter on Farmers’ Place in Agricultural Bloc
Congress put forward by Robert Luce of Waltham clarifies farmers’ role in the agricultural bloc. He writes to Howard S. Russell, secretary of the Massachusetts Bureau Corporation, detailing the alignment and position for New England farmers.
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Robert L. Norton
Washington
Robert Luce
Waltham
New England
Howard S. Russell
Massachusetts Bureau Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Mr. Luce
Luce
Agricultural Bloc
Whiting Accuses Coercion in New England Milk Fight
Whiting charges New England Milk Producers Association with intimidation as it battles over milk supply. Charles F. Whiting states Whiting companies face coercion while insisting on paying only for milk actually sold, not surplus. He cites attempts to divert milk to other dealers and vows to protect producers remaining with Whiting.
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New England Milk Producers’ Association
Charles F. Whiting
Whiting Milk Companies
Whiting
Whiting Dairies
N. E. Mip. A
Saint-Saens Samson and Delilah attracts large Handel and Haydn Society audience
The Handel and Haydn Society offered Saint-Saens Samson and Delilah at Symphony Hall with Mar garete Matzenauer as Delilah Morgan Kingston as Samson Emilio de Gogorza as Abimelech and Herbert Wellington Smith as the High Priest. The performance drew an enor mous and enthusiastic audience with strong solo turns and a confident choral reading under Mr Mollenhauers baton. The crowd gave hearty applause to soloists and conductor alike.
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Saint-Saens
Handel and Haydn Society
Symphony Hall
Delilah
Margarete Matzenauer
Samson
Morgan Kingston
Emilio de Gogorza
Abimelech
Herbert Wellington Smith
Liszt
Weimar
Saint- Saens
France
Mme. Matzenauer
Mr. I<ingston
Kingston
de Gogorza
Smith
Mollenhauer
Kenberma Cottage Fire Damages 4000 in Boston Owner’s Home
A two story summer cottage owned by Robert Wilson of Boston on Beach Avenue Kenberma was partially destroyed in a two alarm fire. Hull fire department fought stubbornly as sparks carried seaward. Discovered at about 11 p m a passerby alerted headquarters and Chief Stevens ordered a second alarm. Damage estimated at 4000. cause undetermined.
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Hkenberma
Robert Wilson
Boston
Beach Avenue
Kenberma
Hull Fire Department
Stevens
Toreadors Gored by Bulls in Mexico City Benefit Corrida
In Mexico City on January 22 toreadors Rodolfo Gaona and Ignacio Sanchez Mejias were seriously gored during a corrida held for Mejias. The event drew spectators and prompted medical attention for the bull attack.
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Mexico City
Roldolfo Gaona
Ignacio Sanchez Mejias
Mejias
Webster Reply to Hayne Revered in Boston History
A 1830 Boston moment recalls Daniel Webster’s famed reply to Robert Hayne and Calhoun. The article notes the ready manuscript, Webster’s claim the speech came from long preparation, cites Choate praising Massachusetts, and urges reading Hayne’s and Webster’s full exchanges to grasp their impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Webster
Hayne
Boston Public Library
Congress
Miss Olga Nethersole Enters English Political Race
Former stage star Miss Olga Nethersole runs for the House of Commons in England as a political candidate, reflecting a transition from theatre to public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Nethersole
England
House of Commons
Women's Canton Crepe Dresses Sale Colorful Textiles Pastel Shades
A crowded late season sale lists numerous women's garments at reduced prices including Canton crepe dresses Poiret Twill silk hosiery and lace trimmed blouses. Other items feature infants young children's wear and various fabrics with marked markdowns. the listing emphasizes formerly higher prices now slashed for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Merly
Bromley
Becenit Eatian
Heath
Begasa
Russia
Brown
Birthday Bargains Offer All New Goods at Marked Prices
Readable sale notice lists deep discounts on women's apparel from sweaters and bloomers to coats and gowns. Also features reduced prices on phonographs, curtains, linens, and corsets with mail orders encouraged and a three day response window.
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Republic
Lipton's Tea
Siei
R. U
Suburbs
Dorchester
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Brookline
Morgan Bros. Creameries
Congress Farm Bloc
Cretonnes
Portieres
Davenport
R. H. Stearns CO
H. and H. Society
BY William Justin Mann
Mr. Hayne
John C. Calhoun
Calhoun
Mr. Webster
Lindsay Swift
Massachusetts
Choate
Jordan Marsh Company
Marten
Kolinsky
Eng
Oxford
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Hamburg
Billie Burke
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Poiret
Crepe
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Verma
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