Lone Suff Goes on Picket Duty
In Washington at 5:30 pm Mrs. J. A. H. Hopkins of New Jersey led a solo picket at the White House. She carried a yellow banner demanding justice for American women as President Roosevelt prepared for his afternoon drive.
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Home of Truth
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Newton Centre
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Commonwealth Ave
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the Post
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Washington St
A. P. Richards
Farmington
Garden Ward
West Roxbury Dist
Grove St
Forest Hills
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Tremont St
Sharon—S Acres
South Station
Old South
Tellue
Milton
Outlet Clothing CO
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Northampton St
Suffragists Pardon Protest at White House Gates
Mrs Hopkins and 15 other suffragists were released from Occoquan after a presidential pardon. A crowd gathered as the group marched past the White House, with Mrs Hopkins presenting a letter to the President asserting the pardon’s purpose and calling for a legal appeal if denied. An outdoor mass meeting followed with speakers including Mrs John Winters Brannan.
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New York
Russian Premier Resigns and Kerensky Appointed
The Bourse Gazette reports Premier Lyoff resigns and Alexander F. Kerensky becomes premier while keeping War and Marine. M. Tseretelli takes Interior, while retaining Posts and Telegraph. M. Nekrasoff named provisional Minister of Justice replacing Pereveizeff who resigned Thursday.
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Reichstag Votes Credit of 15 Billion Marks
The German Reichstag approved in the third reading the war credit of 15 billion marks with no debate. The opposition consisted of independent Socialists.
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Britain Ready for Peace Speech in Belfast Address
Sir Edward Carson received the freedom of Belfast and stated that the Reichstag speech by Imperial Chancellor Michaelis did not differ much from previous statements, signaling a cautious tone toward peace in wartime Britain.
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Sir Edward Carson
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Sir Edward Calls for German Negotiations Behind Rhine
Sir Edward declares no peace while Prussianism prevails and urges Germany to come forward with negotiations only after retiring behind the Rhine and showing contrition for the Belgium, Northern France, and Serbia outrages before seeking world salvation.
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Guardsmen to Go to France Next Winter
Secretary Baker told the Senate that Northern National Guardsmen will be trained in the South for climatic reasons and likely not sent to France before cold weather. He said divisions will go to France probably during the winter once training is complete and transport is available.
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Prominent Figures Listen as Reichstag Speech Draws Crowds
A Wireless Press despatch from London reports anticipation for Chancellor Michaelis’s Reichstag address. The parliament building filled to capacity, with ambassadors from Austria Hungary Turkey and Bulgaria among international observers and many Prussian officials in attendance.
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Horse Dies After Heat Struggle in Malden Incident
A Malden horse owned by Isaac Ziner on Salem Street collapsed from heat on Middlesex Street and could not rise. Police shot the animal to end its suffering.
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Multiple Boston Churches Offer Summer Services and Talks
Aglow of summer religious events across Tremont Temple Warren Avenue and Dudley Street Baptist churches, Union Square Baptist, Christadelphians, and other houses. Notable speakers include Rev Robert Stuart MacArthur and Rev F O Cunningham with topics on life source and Christian democracy, plus music and open-air services.
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New _ York
Page
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Walnut Street
Somerville
W. H. Freda
New Brunswick
King's Chapel
Tremont and
School Sts
Tinitarian
Snow
King’s Chapel
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Philadelphia pair nominated as ambassadors by Wilson
Washington July 2 Roland and Morris of Philadelphia were nominated by the president as ambassadors, with Morris listed as one of the nominees.
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Obituary notices list dozens of Boston area deaths
A long list of death notices from July 19 to July 22 covers residents of Salem Billerica Melrose Highlands Charlestown Arlington Roxbury Squantum Dorchester East Boston Medford Somerville Cambridge Jamaica Plain Roslindale Manomet and Detroit with funeral details and times. Relatives invited. Some entries note military service and parish ceremonies.
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Arthur W. Ackerman
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Roxbury
Waterman Chapel
Washington St
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Hagerty
Hig
Howard Ave
St. Paul's Church
Horace C. Barras
Washington
Ans Roxbury
Mt. Hope Cemetery
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Salem
Loring Ave
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Chelsea
Forest Hills
Beard
Billerica
Edward M. Beard
Melrose Highlands
Charlestown
Highland Ave
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Cahill
Arlington
Mary Murphy
Franeis Cahill
Boston
Ney Ut
Henderson St
St. Agnes’ Church
Flaherty
Hickey
Elizabeth M
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Sargent St
Robinson St
Lord
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First Massachusetts Volunteers
Dorr St
Portland
Compton St
Slattery
Jamaica Plain
Patrick F
Mary Slattery
Norton
Lamartine St
Selema
Blessed Sacrament Church
Sommering
Thomas J. Sommering
Daniel Sargent
Newbury Ave
Atlantic
Sacred Heart Church
Stewart
Detroit
Michigan
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James L. Williamson
Sullivan
South Armory
Irvington St
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Roger T
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Brington Road
Brookline
St. Mary's of the Assumption
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Manomet
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