Militant suffragettes disrupt International Alliance meeting
In Budapest on June 20, Mrs Anne Cobden-Sanderson and Mrs Charlotte Despard protested their exclusion as fraternal delegates from full participation. The English leaders urged militant tactics and sparked a near row during the International Woman Suffrage Alliance session.
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Budapest
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Anne Cobden-Sanderson
Charlotte Despard
Women Freedom League
Alliance
Suffrage Congress Faces Internal Strain Over Speakers
Mrs. O H P Belmont of New York showed sympathy with militants by cheering at the end of Mrs. Despard’s speech, while non-militant delegates resented the tone as abuse of courtesy. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the alliance, urged equal terms for delegates but noted constitutional limits in an expanding international congress.
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O. H. P. Belmont
New York
Women Start New City Club Plan In Boston Area
Mrs. Helen Storrow outlines a democratic women’s city club plan aimed at self funding. She proposes 3000 members, $60,000 first year from entrance fees and dues, and revenue from room rentals, a bowling/rest area, and a large upstairs hall. The executive committee will be 30 prominent women led by Storrow.
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City Club
Men’s City Club
New Boston Women’s City Club Formed With 3000 Vision
Mrs James J Storrow announced the creation of the Women's City Club of Boston with a target 3000 members. The club aims to unite women across classes to promote city and state welfare, provide a meeting space, and host civic leaders. dues are ten dollars annually, with weekly 25 cent payments possible. The group plans to occupy quarters at Ashburton Place and be active by May 1914.
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Surance
Women’s City Club
Boston City Club
Ashburton Place
James Jackson Storrow
New Women’s City Club of
Boston
New England
Boston Art Club
James J. Storrow
J. A. Bruorton
Alice Grady
City Club
Lenom Wields Baton at Pops for Boston Audience
Clement Lenom of the Boston Symphony Orchestra led the Pops in Symphony Hall to an audience packed with praise. The French conductor brought rhythmic clarity and expressive nuance across a varied program including Tannhauser, Massenet, Mignon, and Herbert, with plans for an all American program next week.
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Clement Lenom
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Lenoi
France
Lenom
Massenet
George W. Chadwick
Kammond-Ostrow
Pubenstein
Victor Herbert
Love, Loneliness and a Worn Out Glove Divorce Tale
A Brookline man George Loring wins a court decree annulling his marriage to Mary Richards McGowan Loring age 60. She believed she was legally divorced from her first husband Thomas McGowen 28 years earlier. The case reveals misfiled records and a mistaken belief in divorce as Loring sought freedom for a younger life with another woman. Mary McGowan Loring, now 60, says she was unaware of any lack of divorce and laments being cast off after decades of marriage and hardship.
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Superior Court
George Loring
Brookline
Mary Richards McGowan Loring
Mr. Loring
McGowan
Boston
Loring
Mr. Russ
George Fogerty
Isley Fogerty
Cambridge
Fogerty
Thomas McGowen
Concord
Appleton Street
New York
Cleveland
Shelby
Ohio
Indianapolis
Massachusetts Avenue
Ralph Dunbar
Maud H. Neal Dies. 1908 Roosevelt Demonstration Began
Chicago report notes Miss Maud H. Neal died yesterday at Crawley Downssland. She first gained prominence by starting a demonstration for Theodore Roosevelt at the 1908 Republican national convention, where she hurled a large teddy bear from the gallery into the delegates below.
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Chicago
Maud H. Neal
Crawley Downssland
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Strikers Hear Union Leaders At Hyde Park Rally
George Leary, international vice president of the Metal Polishers' Union, addressed several hundred Hyde Park strikers at French's Opera House urging unity against disruptive rumors. International officers promised aid, citing support from other locals and noting a 9-in-11 bill victory. Other speakers included Preble, Mahoney, Tobin, McCarthy, and Hall. An evening at Star Theatre East Dedham donated proceeds to the strikers, with a quartet performing.
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George Leary
Metal Polishers’ Union
Hyde Park
Foss
French
Opera House
Leary
Senate
O. L. Preble
The
Pattern Makers’ League
Edward A. Mahoney
Chemical Workers
John M. Tobin
Blacksmiths
Frank H. McCarthy
Roscoe L. Hall
Machinists’ Union
Star Theatre
East Dedham
Provincetown Doctor Dead in Heart Complication
Funeral services for Matthew Philip Campbell M D of Provincetown will be held here tomorrow morning. Born April 19 1876 he graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons Baltimore about 29 years ago. He practiced in Ossettville then Provincetown before a heart examination in Boston. He died at Massachusetts General Hospital after a stroke while returning to Everett. He is survived by his mother Mrs Joanna Campbell and brother Thomas P D Campbell of Provincetown.
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Provincetown
Matthew Philip Campbell
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr. Campbell
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Baltimore
Osseville
Boston
Everett
Joanna
Thomas PD. Campbell
Defy Police Says Woman Flynn Urges Silk Strikers
Milford June 20 Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Carlo Tresca leaders of Paterson New Jersey silk strikers spoke to Draper machine works foundry workers in Hopedale They urged strikers to exercise their right to walk the streets and to join picket lines with pride Tresca spoke in Italian.
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Milford
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Carlo Tresca
Paterson
N. J
Draper Machine Works
Hopedale
Miss Flynn
United States
Tresca
Edwin S Cramp Dies in New York
Edwin S. Cramp former vice president of William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Co of Philadelphia died in New York after an illness of a year. He leaves a widow and two daughters Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Dorothy Cramp. He was the second son of Charles H Cramp, who died in Philadelphia on June 6 and was the eldest son of William Cramp, founder of the business.
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New York
Edwin
Cramp
William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilding Company
Philadelphia
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Dorothy Cramp
Edwins. Cramp
Charles H. Cramp
Cramp Company
William Cramp
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Washington
Hanover Sts
J. J. Storrow
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Mary Schenk Woolman
NEW Club
Serge
Grays. Thenbuy
Norfolk
Raymond
Lenom Weilds
POPS
Re Oi
Anadia
Tan
Milian
Pacific Coast
Great Lakes Steamship Service
Pacific Coast Tours
F. R. Perry
Paass’r Dept
Washington St
Mrs. McGowan
Mary Richards M’gowan
Beecham ’S
Roosevelt
Doctor Dead
M. P. Campbell
Elizabeth Flynn
Edwin S. Cramp
U.S. A
Tne Surbrug Co
N. Y
Havana
Waitt & Bond
Sumatra
Waitt & Bond, Inc
Columbus Ave
Union St
Jefferson Bldg
Brookside
New Grass
EC Brookside
LENOX
Texas
Bermuda
John T. Connor
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