Hidden Spring Is Powerful Book by Budington Kell
Critics praise Clarence Budington Kelland's The Hidden Spring for its tale of Donald Keith challenging tyrannical lumber magnate Quartus Hembly in Oowasco Michigan. The novel blends brave individual action with communal regeneration and features a climactic revelation about Keith's love interest.
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Quartus Hembly
Oowasco
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Keith
Hembly
Gerould's Molokai Story Noted For Uneasy Style
In Scribner's Magazine July issue Katharine Fuller Gerould writes about Molokai Kalaupapa leper settlement with a distinctive literary style. Editorial readers show fatigue over Molokai coverage yet acknowledge her account's unusual voice and the reluctance she encountered from officials regarding her visit.
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Molokai
Scribner’s Magazine
Kalaupapa
The Colors and Tribute to Richard Harding Davis in Scribners
The column reviews Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews' story The Colors praising its patriotism and psychology while noting its length and pacing. It also lauds the late Richard Harding Davis with tributes from Roosevelt Gibson and McCutcheon, calling him a unique, youthful, and chivalrous figure misunderstood by some.
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Fifth Avenue
Belgravia
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Murray Hill
Astor House
Scribner’s
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James Montgomery Flage
Harlem
Vane
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Colonel Roosevelt
Charles Dana Gibson
John T. McCutcheon
Davis
Oil Merchant 72 to Wed Montreal Widow 87
H Rockwell Osborne 72 a partner in Kimball Harrington & Osborne oil merchants filed intentions to marry Mrs Margaret Carruthers 87 of Montreal at City Hall. He would not reveal a wedding date but said the ceremony would occur soon.
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Kimball, Harrington & Osborne
Oil Merchants
Margaret Carruthers
Montreal
Osborne
City Hall
Sees Plan 10 Divide the Irish Faces Backlash
Former Congressman Joseph F. O Connell told the Friends of Irish Freedom in Parnell Hall Brighton that the Asquith Lloyd George settlement seeks to mollify American opinion after Britain s brutal misrule in Ireland during the Dublin rebellion.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Friends of Irish Freedom
Parnell Hall
Brighton
Asquith
Lloyd George
Ireland
Dublin
Irish Americans Speak Boldly Against Home Rule Plans
The text condemns British home rule as a tactic to divide Ireland on religious lines and warns that true self government is being replaced by martial oversight. It denounces Lloyd George and Asquith for pretending to defend rights while pursuing dismemberment and appeals to Irish Americans to resist.
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Patrick Pearce
Ireland
Lloyd George
Asquith
Redmond
Edward Carson
Britain
Fireman Killed in Gulf & Ship Island Wreck Near Bond
A northbound Gulf & Ship Island passenger train hit a washout near Bond Mississippi. One fireman died and two trainmen were injured while no passengers were hurt.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
Gulf & Ship Island
Bond
Mayor Curley Leads Street Improvement Conference
Mayor Curley met yesterday with the engineers of public service corporations and public works officials to prevent future unnecessary street openings for pipes and conduits.
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Curley
Public Works Department
Mayor urges coordinated control of street openings in Boston
The mayor blamed persistent street damage on free tearing up and poor backfilling. About 15 000 openings occur yearly causing an estimated 225 000 in damage. An advisory board of 20 engineers including Edward F. Murphy and Commissioner Swain may oversee monthly meetings with public works to curb careless openings and to bond contractors for such work.
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Edward F. Murphy
Public Works
Swain
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Transit Commission
Public Service
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Public Works Department
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Wakefield Woman Emily Bessey Dies at 81
Emily A. Bessey of Wakefield wife of W W Bessey and lifelong friend of former Governor John D Long died at her home aged 81 She is survived by her husband and two sisters The death marks the fourth Wakefield resident to die in a week all long familiar residents
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Anne Douglas Sedgwick
P. S
Damien
Stevenson
Emily A. Bessey
W. W. Bessey
John D. Long
Wakefield
Mrs. Bessey
Prosecutions Under New Dazzling Headlights Law In Dorchester
In Dorchester Municipal Court Judge Joseph R. Churchill convicted James S Cassidy of Cambridge and Paul Epstein of Dorchester for dazzling headlights. Cassidy fined and appealed claiming police cannot be light experts. Epstein paid fine.
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Joseph R. Churchill
James S. Cassidy
Dana Street
Cambridge
Paul Epstein
Wilcox Street
Cassidy
Epstein
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