Garland brothers keep to self in free love estate life
The Garland family says Charles Garland may follow his free love beliefs without interference. Hamilton Garland describes a quiet life at Bay End farm Buzzards Bay, with his brother’s majority status and no pressure on Charles, James, or the family to adopt the same theories.
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Charles
Lillian Conrad
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Palm Beach
Cape
Buzzard’s Bay
James
Hamilton
Opposition to Slavery Echoes Through Reform Debate
A speaker denounces slavery as detestable and incompatible with natural rights and justice, arguing that any form of bondage lacks adequate justification. The stance reflects rejected doctrines in that era and situates the abolitionist sentiment as contrary to widespread views at the time.
Messenger boy charged in $78,000 stock theft case
Alexander Green was arrested in New York as the messenger boy accused of stealing $78,000 in Thomson and McKinnon stocks entrusted to him. He allegedly tried to sell two shares, with the loss dated December 6.
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New York
Thomson and McKinnon
Alexander Green
Melodrama In Central Court Ends With Arrest
In Central Court Mike Penna was held on $1500 bond for possession of a loaded revolver and assault with intent to kill after a staged night attack on Miss Mary Cascoli. Hero Louis Troinac intervened as Penna fired, a water glass thwarted the villain, and Patrolman Walter Donovan halted the pursuit on Billerica Street.
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Central Court
Mike Penna
Mary Cascoli
Mike
Penna
Dascolt
Billerica Street
Louis Troinac
Mary
Villian
Walter Donovan
Joy Street
Thrift and pride clash in bank president address
Solomon Levitan, president of the Commercial National Bank, urged University Students' Progressive Club that false pride keeps many capable people poor. He said thrift matters, noting that saving a dime daily can earn greater respect than squandering a dollar and that wealth is built by beginning thrift early, not delaying it. Extravagance harms today while thrift guards tomorrow.
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Madison
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Solomon Levitan
Commercial National Bank
University
Levitan
Mr. Levitan
Fire in Port Washington Burned Five Buildings
A blaze in Port Washington New York destroyed five business buildings early today trapping two children who died. Five families living in the structures were forced into the streets in their night clothes.
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Port Washington
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Harvard 47 Workshop Readies Pastora Drama at Agassiz
Harvard 47 Workshop announces cast and engagements for the five act drama Pastora by Gertrude R. Thurber of Hampstead Centre. It debuts at Agassiz Theatre Cambridge on January 27 28 30 and 31 with February 1 at Worcester. The play portrays present day life in Spain and supports the Radcliffe Endowment Fund.
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Harvard
Pastora
Gertrude R. Thurber
Hramingham Centre
Agassiz Theatre
Cambridge
Worteater
Mise Thurber
Spain
Thes Radcliffe Endowment Fund
Little Walks About Boston on Story and the Constitution
The piece recalls Joseph Story at age 32 when named to the U S Supreme Court in 1811 and the era’s legal age of its leaders. It notes Story’s praise for Chief Justice Marshall and his stance against slavery, plus reflections on Marshall Kent and Story shaping constitutional interpretation and equity jurisprudence around 1820.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Massachusetts
Marshall
Story
Supreme Court
North ‘American Review
Kent
Circuit Court
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