Boston Sunday Post Promotes Free Animal Masks Menagerie
The Boston Sunday Post offers free goat mask and other animal masks in natural colors on stiff cardboard. Readers cut the pieces and assemble to form a linked menagerie. Subsequent Sundays will feature more animal masks at no extra cost.
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Boston Sunday Post
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Rich Californian Weds Brockton Girl
Rich Californian Henry S. Foote marries Maude Ella Crowell in Brockton after a six month romance sparked in a New York theatre foyer. Foote, heir to W. W. Foote mining and automotive interests, brings wealth and status, while Crowell rises from local shoe town roots. The ceremony, simple and private, bonds two families amid social contrast. They depart for Chicago then St. Louis and California, with plans to travel abroad in the fall.
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Brockton
New York
Maude Ella Crowell
Wilmington Street
Mr. Foote
W. W. Foote
San Francisco
West
South Africa
Miss Crowell
Shoes
Bertha
Foote
One Hundred and Twenty-first Street
William Morrison
First Universalist Church
Ivon.Brown
Howard Street
Miss .Crowell
F. S. Smith
Chicago
St. Louis Fair
California
Solitary confinement abolition claimed at Charlestown prison
Dr. G W Galvin says the Governor's council voted to end solitary confinement at Charlestown State prison effective immediately. He notes it follows inquiry into prisoner treatment and may allow visitors at all times. Commissioner Wellman doubts the move and says legislature enacts laws, while prison staff say orders come from commissioners.
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Charlestown State Prison
G. W. Galvin
Charlestown Prison
John B. Moran
Arthur H. Wellman
Post
Dr. Galvin
Governor’s Council
Charlestown
Bridges
Sunday church notices and evening sermons mix
A long listing of Sunday services across Baptist, Congregational, Christian Science, Methodist, and other denominations. Includes Tremont Street, Dudley Street, First Baptist, Shawmut, and Berkeley Temple churches with times, topics such as The White Life, Terrestrial Gravitation, Jonah Overboard, and Obedience, plus spiritualist meetings and peace lectures.
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Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. C. Dixon
D. C
Jerusalem
Hartshorn
Alice’ Sermion
George H. Remele
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henson
D. D
L. H. Rhodes
Jonah Overboard
Dudley Street Baptist Church
J. E. Norcross
Jamaica Plain
Bustard
Hezekiah Butterworth
Joseph Warren
First Baptist Church
Consens Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Ccistian
Mijuass
Falmouth
Norwsz Eeeveesy
Mary Baker Eddy
Cnita
Unday
Congregational
Brookline Streets
William T. McElveen
Will Uppeek
McElvee
Ammergalleon
H. M. Dunham
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
7 School
Frank A. White
Pythias
Boston
Judge Emmons
Old South Church
Third Church
Allen E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Og Park
Square
William Knight
Oreton
Tie Field
Read
Paine Hall
Acres Street
Lincoln
Berkeley Hall
B. F. Rattray
Philadelphia
Washington
Elijah
Jeremiah
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Park Square
Christ
Boston Physic Conference
Washsachusetts Avenue
Northampton
Reed
Arbee
Ereckson
Fish
Pye
Williams
Sears
Millan
Kampe
Ormes
Graves
Graham
Hall
Jackson
Dearborn
Littlefield
Carbee
L. L. Whitlock
First Spiritual Church OF Boston, Inc
Clara EK. Strong
America Hall
Washington Street
Corinthian Yk Pine
Messrs
Mason
Hersey
Davis
Nutter
Cutter
Miss Strong
Whittemore
Reid
Huntington Avenue
Hhollis
Hollis
Circle
Kendall
McClaine
Woods
Burns
McKenna
Madam Carbee
Baker
Fox
Tuttle
Marston
Mackie
Beanch
Brooks
Ibb
Bureau OF Communication Between the
Edmester
John Slater
Berkeley Street
Cor
Slater
Ever Street
Hiram
William Shakire
N. J. Willis
Aldrich
Malden Spiritual Association
Pleasant Street
Malden
Unroe
Ain Street
Tremont Street
Wood
Turner
Chapman
Brown
Perkins
Gutierrez
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society
Louise Hall
E. Mack
Warren Street
Roxbury
Matook
Lynn Spiritualists’ Association
Unity Camp
Saugus Centre
Dr. Caird
Albert Blinn
Grove
Josephine Webster
Dartmouth Street
Copley Square
Dover Street
Brookline Street
Cambridge
J. S. Scarlett
Bell
Myrtle Hall
Broadway
Chelsea
James A. Newhall
H. A. Young
Ee Williams Street
B. Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington Street Church
Arnold
Proudfoot
David E. Newland
George H. Woods
Lewis G. Wilson
Mary Ungvaraky
Nusleat Direct
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
George H. 1 Coenter
Moe
Steel piers arrest fire in New York harbor area
A special correspondent notes steel piers halted spread of a recent blaze along the North River in front of Hoboken. Officials and dock interests urge fireproof materials for wharves, citing steel piers built after 1900 as economical and durable. DLW officials plan modern fireproof replacements, with other roads and ports following New York’s lead in steel construction.
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New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
North River
Hoboken
Gustav H. Schwab
North German
Lloyd Company
New York Tribune
Weatherston
Chelsea Extension
E. E. Loomis
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railway
Montreal
Canada
Tampico
Progreso
Mexico
New York Harbor in Light and Shadow Exhibition
A Boston exhibit at Pitts-Kimball's showcases a lifelike New York Harbor painting from afternoon light to dawn. The work captures skyline silhouettes, bridges, ferries, ships, and the sequence of day turning into night with twinkling lights and a twilight gun, praised as a remarkable fusion of mechanical skill and artistry. The painting room holds up to 5000 visitors daily this week.
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Boston
Pitts-Kimball’s
New York Harbor
New York
East River Bridge
Williamsburg Bridge
Lovering
Miners Appeal to Roosevelt in Colorado Strike Crisis
Miners appeal to President Roosevelt amid a Cripple Creek strike crisis. Union labor opprobrium spreads as business leaders advocate banning the American Federation of Labor. Prisoners face guards at the bull pen while distraught families press to see them. Creditors file attachments to protect union store accounts guaranteed by the Western Federation of Miners.
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American Federation of Labor
Cripple Creek Times
Evening Star
Victor
Union
Western Federation of Miners
Boston cigar makers aid Cripple Creek miners
Nineteen thirty six Boston cigarmakers in Union 97 voted to contribute 25 cents weekly per member to aid Cripple Creek miners seeking a living wage under union conditions. They approved sending 250 to the miners’ treasurer, and aided other unions with smaller sums while discussing the international convention.
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Boston Cigarmakers
Cripple Creek
Boston
Paine Memorial Hall
Col
Western Federation of Miners
American Federation of Labor
Western Miners
William J. Cunningham
Somerville Tube Workers’ Union
J. S. Durant
Cambridge Painters’ Union
Cambridge
Miss Powers
Free Home For Consumptives
Quincy Street
Baltimore
Soldiers Ask Funeral Pay for Fifth Regiment Members
In the Supreme Court a mandamus petition seeks regular pay and mileage for Fifth Regiment militia members attending funerals of former officers. Major Francis Meredith Jr., Captains Cutting and Pacey, Lt Norcup, and Captain Smith claim entitlement for duties at funerals of Major Morrison in 1903 and Lt Clark in 1903. Major Stover represents petitioners. Adjutant General and Commonwealth oppose. Judge Barker took the matter under advisement.
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Supreme Court
W. E. Morrison
Braintree
Attleboro
Clark
W. W. Stover
Fifth Regiment
Judge Dewey
Adjutant-General
Commonwealth
Fragmentary Note on Humiliation Tactics in Firet Page Context
A fragment from the Firet Page continues a line about Simmons and practices that tended to humiliate and degrade the latter. The readable portion hints at personal conduct or editorial tone but lacks full context to identify individuals, events, or dates.
Charges Filed With Mayor Collins Yesterday
The charges were filed with Mayor Collins yesterday after sworn testimony before Curtis Abbott, justice of the peace. Commissioner Mulcahy, an expert builder from Ward 10, is not generally known as an active politician.
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Collins
Curtis Abbott
Justice of the Peace
Mulcahy
Mayor Consolidates Departments Sees Shake Up
The mayor merged the building and inspectors of buildings departments, placing Mulcahy in charge with a single salary. Fitzpatrick, once under Camrell and later under Mulcahy, was removed from office. Mulcahy's friends cite this as motive for Fitzpatrick’s charges, while the mayor contemplates a hearing if evidence warrants action.
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Collins
Building Department
Johns. Camrell
Milton 8. Paige
Mulcahy
Fitzpatrick
Camrell
Woman of Somerville Dies by Own Action
Mrs Elizabeth Thornton 55 residence 5 Willow avenue West Cracks Somerville died by cutting her throat with a razor yesterday afternoon between 4 and 6. Despondent in mood, she was watched by family. during a daughter's absence she locked herself in the bathroom and ended her life.
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Elizabeth Thornton
Willow Avenue
West Cracks
Woman pays fine after tea spill at Cambridge Court
Mrs Catherine Sullivan told Judge Almy she would rather pay a fine than apologize in Cambridge District Court yesterday. Charged with spilling a pot of tea on Sawtell of 397 Cambridge Street East Cambridge, the two residents share the same building. Sullivan paid the $10 fine.
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Catherine Sullivan
Almy
Cambridge
Saro Sontel
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
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