Mrs Theodore Roosevelt Targets Washington Society Roles
The article portrays Mrs Theodore Roosevelt as reluctant yet destined to assume White House duties if the Republicans win. It describes her as a wife and mother of six, close to Roosevelt, shy of publicity, with a simple tasteful style and modest jewelry. It notes her background as Miss Caron and her connection to Roosevelt's first wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Mough Rider
New York
Teddy
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
America
Roosevelts
Alice Lee
Boston
Engstrom Amendment Passes as Gas Bill Reaches Third Reading
House action shifted on gas pricing with Whitney faction backing a 90 cent gas rate to replace Engstrom 75 cent bill. McPherson bill for 7 percent gas faced votes, while East Boston exemption and Char lestown were discussed. Debate noted low quorum, motions to substitute, and a sequence of readings and amendments as the legislature neared a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Smith
Walam
Engstrom
McPherson
Odlin
Lynn
Waltham
Boston
Charlestown
Gi. Engstrom
Framingham
Douglass
House
Hich
J. H. Donoven
Sullivan
Charles
East
Haverhill :Arities Company
Mr. Smith
Waittee Pheres Ae
Raye Artes Sie
Piiea
Donate Coatire
Metropolitan Park
Dean
Wekefield
Fitzgerald
Gilpatric
Mellen
Worcester
Fitchburg Lease Debated in State Legislature
Debate over the Fitchburg lease ends with a postponement to Monday as lawmakers push gas matters first and assign votes on a calendar. a conference on the vestibu le car bill yields an exemption for large cities upon railroad orders. Senate rejects a bank loan bill. various measures gain or lose support amid a busy session.
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Fitchburg
Dean
Wakefield
Turtle
Stone
Springfield
Conference
Senate
Novia
Broadway Bridge
Stony Brook
Minter
Boston
Armstrong
Mamie Taylor Comes to Town in Boston Nightlife
A humorous account tracks Mamie Taylor, a famed drink made of Scotch lime and ginger ale, as she captures attention in Parker and Touraine bars. Judges, hotel staff, and patrons discuss her, with a joke in Municipal Court and word spread through prominent hotels about the drink and its alluring reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Washington, D. C
Town
Big Henry Myers
Parker House
Mamie Taylor
Henry
Carver Street
Taylor
Governor Taylor
Boston
Dewey
Mamiie
Young's
Parker
Winter Place
John
Winthrop Police Short on Coverage Sparks Reform Talk
Boston Post reports Winthrop with about 16 000 to 18 000 summer residents and 9000 year-round residents has only four officers plus the chief. Patrols cover vast areas from Ocean Spray Highlands to Cottage Hill, leaving parts like the south shore unprotected. Residents demand at least four more patrolmen in summer amid daylight burglaries and rising concern.
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Jeremiah Blake
John Douglas
James Grady
William Morgan
Blake
Douglas
Winthrop
Morgan
Grady
Coseas Park
Pauline Street
Ocean Spray
Highlands
Cottage Hill
Board of Selecta
Henry Belcher
Elmwoo Avenue
Funeral for William T Hammond in Charlestown after alleged murder
Funeral services were held at 18 Br May for William T Hammond, allegedly murdered in Charlestown on the 18th by Henry E Parsons. Rev. G G Hamilton officiated. Pallbearers named. Remains sent to Glenwood Cemetery. Hammond aged 7 years 7 months 10 days. survived by wife and infant daughter.
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Glenwood Cemetery
Hammond
A Guest of Graduates at Boston Osteopathy Banquet
The graduating class of the Boston Institute of Osteopathy hosted a banquet at the Thorndike Hotel. Dr C B Achorn served as guest of honor and delivered a towel address. Guests included Dr H Crawford and Tor F Co Leavitt. David H ssilett acted as toastmaster.
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Boston Institute of Osteopathy
Thorndike Hotel
C. B. Achorn
H. Crawford
Bedantomy
Tor F. Co. Leavitt
David H Ssilett
Legion of Honor
Boston School Committee to Hear Normal School Site Report
The Boston school committee will review the majority report on new school buildings next Tuesday evening. It favors erecting a normal school on land bounded by Fenway Bryant and Hemmenway streets, owned by Fenway Land Company with an option held by a site speculator. The sub committee’s earlier reports showed a split between majority and minority positions.
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Coolidge
Boston
Fenway, Bryant and
Hemmenway Streets
Fenway Land Company
Ofte
Mystery May be Solved In Poole Skull Injury Case
Harold Poole the 13 year old boy unconscious at City Hospital since June 2 with a badly fractured skull spoke and read yesterday. Police had suspected foul play since he was found at the corner of Marys and Mountford streets. George Champion, jailed in Maine for the Goodwin family murder, is suspected of the crime. Poole spoke briefly to his father and read in the afternoon, with plans to question him further after his condition improved. The skull injury was severe, bone pressed on the brain for two days, and recovery was doubtful.
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Harold Poole
City Hospital
Poole
Mary's
Mountford
George Champion
Maine
Goodwin
Peele
Ordained as Ministers at King's Chapel
Four young men were ordained as ministers at King's Chapel at eight o'clock last night. They were John Boynton Wilson Day of Harvard Divinity School Ward Robinson Clarke Albert Hague Spence Jr and Harry Lutz of the Unitarian Theological School Meadville Penn The service featured a moderator's report a sermon by Francis G Peabody and charges of fellowship by Rev C C Everett Rev Hale and Rev Charles G Ames.
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King’s Chapel
John Boynton Wilson
Harvard Divinity School
Ward Robinson Clarke
Albert Hague Spence, Jr
Harry Lutz
Unitarian Theological School
Meadville
Penn
Church Council
Howard N. Brown
William S. Lawrence
Too Little Faust and Too Much Marguerite at Columbia Theatre
Sage Gossip reports Helen Bertram will star in Too Little Faust and Too Much Marguerite at the Columbia Theatre the week of July 2 with a cool comfortable house under Manager Chamberlyn. The piece features a big Boston cast including Helen Lord and Kate Condon with Mary Young joining the Winthrop Beach colony.
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Helen Bertram
Faust
Marguerite
Columbra
Chamberlyn
Gertrude Roosevelt
George H. Billings
Commonwealth Avenue
Nellie’ Braggins
Tremont Theatre
St. Louis
John W. Gantz
Frisco
Columbia Theatre
New York
Boston
Helen Lord
Kate Condon
Mephisto
Miss Condon
Castle Square Opera Company
Chicago
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Mary Young
Castile Square Stock Company
Winthrop Beach
Union Fraternal League elects officers at grand assembly
Twenty assemblies represented at the Institution of the Grand Assembly of Massachusetts with twenty five delegates, the largest roll call. Officers elected include J H Levasseur Northbridge G B S, Dr C M Pomerat Holyoke G B S, William Donnell Peabody G T, Dr T R Grow Lynn G T, QO J Bourbeau Amesbury B, Dr J P Roweller Salem delegate to national congress, and Dr T R Grow Lynn alderman. Installation by James F Reynolas followed by banquet and speeches.
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Union Fraternal League
Grand Assembly of
Massachusetts
Grand Body
J. H Levasseur
Northbridge
C. M. Pomerat
Holyoke
G. B
William Donnell
Peabody
G. T
T. R. Grow
Lynn
QO. J. Bourbeau
Amesbury
J. P. Roweller
Salem
National Congress of the Order
James F. Reynolas
Huntington avenue theater property leased for open air Pinafore
After chutes on Huntington avenue closed speculation swelled over the future of the site. A lease was arranged to George Milbank and James Gilbert for open air performances of H. M. S. Pinafore. Gilbert’s company may feature Dick Deadeye, a noted favorite in comic opera, who may also direct.
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Bonny, Castle
George W. Wilson
Adelphi Theatre
London
Frei. C. Whitney
Wilson Barrett
Zara
Garrick
Haymarket
James K. Hackett
Mary Mannering
Canada
George T. Richardson
Charles Dennee
New England Conservatory of Music
Sarah Grand
George Milbank
James Gilbert
Dick Deadeye
Mr Gilbert
Huntington Avenue
Mr. Gilbert
Cameron Confesses Theft of Harvard Library Plates
Dr Charles E Cameron pleaded guilty in Middlesex Criminal Court to larceny and receiving stolen goods after permissing to examine Harvard University Library books. He cut out valuable book plates and claimed to have bought them. Sentence awaits next term. Cameron, a McGill graduate, faced wide social attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Cameron
Middlesex Criminal Court
Cameron
Harvard University Library
Ron
McGill University
Montreal
Harbor shipping names and places appear in garbled text
Fragmentary OCR reads list of places and harbor names including Rockland Sargentville Harbor Winterport and Northeast, with likely references to nautical or port items. No clear event or人物 defined.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Albany
Westminster
Albany Lease
Boston & Alban Railroad
New York Central & Hudson Iver. Railroad Company
Akien
Boyton ‘‘Hart
Committee On Ways and Means
Luscombe
Cape
Messrs
Kelcher and Tague
Suffolk
Hevere Beach
Messrs. Maxwell
Washburn
Coreop
Westminster Chambers
Committee On Rules
Charles F. Ayer
Hedi
Hott
E. Pillsbury
Francis Kittredge
R. A. Jorden
Parker and
Touraine
Woodbury
John Toolan
Pleasant Street
William A. McNeil
Boston PowcemMan
Geat
Belle of
Austin & Stone
George Hazard
Nickelodeon
Anna Whitney
Combination Park
The
Fusileers
Charles River Park
Norumbega Park
Point of Pines
Olympia
Carr and Jordan
White
Harris
Laura Comstock
Revere Beach
Iaas One
Young Hammond
Glenwood
Institute of Osteopathy
Thorndike
Fenway School
Sage
Columbia
Lopacae
Dan Daly
Entertainments
Plymouth
Atlantic Area
Line Wharf
Bass Point
Nahant
Lincoln Wharf
Ostrich Farm
A. P. Lane
N. E. Agt
Washington St
ST Point OF Pines
Madame Tavary
En Dance Casino
Fred Condit
Wahiund
Tremont Row
REGAL
Nwrcz
Mile
Ola
Empress of Magic
el Rama Zartanos
Gun
Ice
Salem Willows
Winthrop Wharf
the Willows
Salem Cadet
J. 'S. Mitchell
Dunn and Waldhon
New Palace
SAPHO
Picturesque
Boston & Bangor Steamship Go
Oifr Bae Bar Nor
Belfas Blake's
Point Ooklin
Bangor
Ingraham
Atlantic
Rowen
Rowert Island
Bluehill
Rockland
Ellsworth
Searsport
Hampden
Bar Harbor
General Nitta
Histon
Mass
Victory Bateman
Mestayer
Matthews
Adam
Frank Bush
A. O’ Duncan
Herbert
Mexis
Bates
Carrie Tutels
New
Int Pictures
Biograph
Stereopticon
Sam Lockhart
Tremont St
Tel
Tremont
Music Hall
Oxford
Band OF the Fusileers
ST. Onge Bros
Gilbert
Huntington Ave. Grounds
Wild Wes
Adams House Pharmacy
Co Real
George Evans
Lillian Shaffer Froebel
Ruge Anna Eps
Sullivan Square
New England
Zoological Garden
Gorman
Imperials
Newton Boulehéw
Subway
Damiano
L.A. R
Mechanics’ Hall
Pops
CRAND
Tommorrow
Garleycroft
Philadelphia
Adivision
Aton & Bassett’s
Kelly’ S
Adams House
Chas. L. Mather
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