Sewing Circle Forum in Boston Post Encourages Homemaker Tips
The Boston Post hosts a Sewing Circle style page for New England homemakers. It invites readers to submit questions and advice on home and household topics such as economy, husbands and children, baby care, flowers, and gardening. Correspondents may write under noms de plume and address letters to the Sewing Circle Editor.
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Scientific marriages and modern courting clashes
A long reader letter argues against eugenic and scientifically planned marriages while praising love. It recounts a failed arranged match inspired by Bellamy era ideas, a childless outcome, and a later divorce. The writer concludes love should guide marriage over supposed science.
Cow Causes Stir at Everett Theatre After Entering Doors
A Holstein cow wandered from a herd into the Broadway Theatre near Everett Square last evening. It approached the orchestra section mooing, triggering a near panic as families evacuated. The animal was driven out by a herd driver and two policemen, restoring order.
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Everett Square
Everett
Daughters of Justin McCarthy Granted Pensions
London reports the daughters of the late Justin McCarthy receive annual pensions of 375 and 250 dollars. The noted historian and politician bore losses from an Irish exhibition fiasco, shouldering the burden without bankrupting.
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London
Justin McCarthy
McCarthy
Boys Start Fire With Cigarettes At Roxbury House
An unoccupied house at 28 Leon Street Roxbury was set on fire last night by small boys who had gone there to smoke. Firemen arrived after a bell alert and prevented serious damage to nearby wooden homes in the dense neighborhood.
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Roxbury
Massachusetts
Bethlehem Steel Company
Francis T. Bowles
Post Short Story Competition Rules Highlight
The Sunday Post urges writers to read the Short Story Competition rules published on the editorial page. The notice emphasizes eligibility guidelines submission process and judging criteria for participants.
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Elizabeth's Discovery at Thorns Casts No Secret Passage
A narrator recalls three months at Aunt Julia's Thorns estate with Elizabeth's romantic daydreams by a ruined castle and moat. Housework woes and a collapsed guest chamber lead to relocation to a cottage, while Elizabeth unearths a gas pipe mistaken for a secret passage.
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Steel Man Raps 1. W W Socialism in Sagamore Beach
George W. Perkins, steel trust official and former Morgan partner, battles Arturo Giovanitti head of the Industrial Workers of the World in murder trial related to the Lawrence strike riots at the Seventh Annual Sociological Conference held at Sagamore Beach.
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Steel Trust
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Ofoe Pierpont Morgan
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Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Profit Sharing Debates Between Perkins and Giovannitti
Leaders debate worker shares in earnings with Perkins touting profit sharing used by steel trusts and Giovannitti urging workers receive full product of labor. Fore River Shipbuilding assets and Bethlehem Steel backing highlight the era's industrial conflicts and proposed federal trust control.
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Steel Trust
Giovanniti
Pittsburg
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Giovannitti
Progressive Party
United States
Charles Stelzle
New York
Mr. Stelzle
Fore River Shipbuilding Transferred to New Corporation
Papers passed at Old Colony Trust Company formalizing the transfer of Fore River Shipbuilding Company to the Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation. The new entity assumes all assets and liabilities, ensuring the continued operation of a major shipyard employing over 4000 workers.
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Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
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Lemon Custard with Meringue Pie by Catherine E Howe
Soak bread crumbs in milk for an hour then fold into lemon custard with cream sugar yolks and lemon juice rind. Bake in puff paste then crown with meringue and brown. Serve cold. Also two sugar lard butter sour cream eggs and spices dough roll bake and a fruit salad with mayonnaise on lettuce.
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Catherine E. Howe
Burlington
Kan
Alice A. Jones
Cape Elizabeth
Paragraph Points on Fads and Fashions in Summer Styles
Bandeaux are adorned with butterflies. The fichu is revived on lingerie gowns. Pink and blue form a favored summer combination. Jabots of ecru tulle pair with colored moire or taffeta cravats. De sac mantlet coats of lace and tulle have much success.
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WITTENS WAREN BACK BAY WEDDING IN BACK BAY
Miss Carrie Warren niece of Mrs. John H. Houghton of Gainsboro Street Back Bay and Henry Wittens wed at the Church of the Messiah St Stephen Street last evening Rev John McGaw Foster officiated the ceremony followed by a reception at Huntington Chamber.
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Carrie Warren
John H. Houghton
Gainsboro Street
Henry Wittens
St. Stephen Street
John McGaw Foster
Huntington Charmbera
Chelsea Golden Wedding Tonight in Grand Army Hall
Scores of Civil War veterans and their ladies gather in Chelsea to celebrate the golden wedding anniversary of Post Commander John M. Mason of Theodore Winthrop Post and Mrs. Mason.
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Army Hall
Chelsea
John M. Mason
Theodore Winthrop Post
Man seeks arrest warrant for Quincy policeman after school fight
Frank Gilraine of Quincy asked Judge Avery for a warrant charging Officer Avery with assault and battery assault with a dangerous weapon and assault with intent to kill. Mayor Stone and Chief Burrell will hear Officer Avery soon as Gilraine recovers at Quincy Hospital and the judge advised waiting for the outcome before pursuing a warrant.
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Quincy
Avery
O'Connell
Veteran Press Reporter John Low Dies at 56 Bennett Street
John Low, longtime Globe correspondent in Wakefield and dean of local reporters, died yesterday after two months of illness. He lived in Wakefield for over two years. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 9 AM at St Joseph's Church with burial at St. Ir ck Cemetery.
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Boston Globe
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Bennett Street
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St. Joseph's Church
St. ‘Lck
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