Australian Woman Sums Up Ten Years of Suffrage
Mrs. A. Watson-Lister of Melbourne spoke in Boston to the Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association, summarizing ten years of federal suffrage in Australia. She noted home life remains central, that women do not seek political office, and cited a law guaranteeing regular payments to destitute mothers raising children.
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A. Watson-Lister
Melbourne
Australia
Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association
Australian Commonwealth
Alliance of States
Watson-Lister
Woman’s Council of Australia
A. Watson
Help near but powerless as man drowns in river near Hartford
Alfred Hansen 22 and three friends planned shore vacations. While learning to swim in the Connecticut River they encountered cramps and Hansen began to flounder. His companions shouted but could not reach him. the body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Alfred Hansen
Connecticut River
Hansen
Well-Known Boston Journalist Frank P Good Dies
Frank P. Good, longtime newspaper man with the Boston American, died early today from a brain hemorrhage. He leaves a widow and a daughter. age listed as 88 despite OCR error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Good
Boston American
Crummie Held on 6000 Bond in Fenway Assault
James P. Crummie, 22, identified as one of two men who assaulted Dr. Antonio Vrah nos and Miss Margaret Gavin in the Fenway, is held under 6000 bond by Roxbury Court Judge Williams and pleads not guilty. Gavin treated at City Hospital and released. Police seek June 30 continuance. second assailant remains at large.
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James P. Crummie
Antonio Vrahnos
Margaret Gavin
South Boston
Williams
Roxbury Court
Miss Gavin
City Hospital
Silver Street
Fenway
Vrahnos
Flaherty
Crummie
Lineman Survives 2300 Volt Electric Shock in Gloucester
James Doliver, a lineman from East Gloucester, received an electrical shock estimated over 2300 volts. He fell 20 feet and suffered severe burns to the head face and arms. He is at Addison Gilbert Hospital with Dr. J H Knowles attending and hopes for recovery.
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Gloucester
James Doliver
East Gloucester
Addison Gilbert Hospital
J. H. Knowles
Deliver
Heimdal Abandoned After Shoreing Near Sable Island
The Norwegian steamer Heimdal ashore off Sable Island Saturday remains a total loss. The captain and crew are marooned on the island awaiting transfer to Halifax by a Canadian government steamer.
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Halifax
N. S
Heimdal
Sable Island
Doyle to Oppose Seavey in County Nomination
Sheriff Fred A. Seavey faces renomination opposition from Senator James H. Doyle amid a county political clash. Lomasney allies back Seavey, while Mayor Fitzgerald's stance remains awaited. Doyle, allied with James Donovan's faction, is expected to secure firm backing.
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Fred A. Seavey
James H. Doyle
Seavey
Lomasneys
Fitzgerald
Joseph P. Lomasney
Ward 8
Doyle
James Donovan
Boston Democratic split deepens as governor race forms
Politicians warn a major split in the Fitzgerald machine due to the mayor’s stance on the governor’s race and his demand that Congressman John A. Kelcher be defeated in the ninth district. Doyle backs Keliher, Donovan seeks control of the city committee, and Ward’s Maynard backs Foss. Multiple districts show Fitzgerald-aligned candidates challenging Kelcher and O’Connell, Curley, and others amid a chaotic party landscape in Boston.
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Fitzgerald
John A. Kelcher
Doyle
Keliher
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Boston
Foss
William A. Gaston
Ward
Joseph Maynard
Joseph Pelletier
William H. O’brien
Patrick O’connor
Vahey
David B. Shaw
Charlestown
Callahan
William Murray
Kelcher
O'Connell
James M. Curley
Howard Mildram
J. Henry Leonard
Senate
Thomas Fay
Butler
James P. Timilty
Boston-Chelsea-Revere- Winthrop
Brendon J. Keenan
Board of Selectmen
Winthrop
Edward B. Newton
Bon Voyage Dinner For Mr S S Conrad At Copley Square
At Copley Square Hotel last evening the Conrad store heads hosted a dinner for S S Conrad who departs today for an extended European tour. Guests included his father 81 year old David Conrad and several friends and ladies from the Winter Street store.
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Copley Square
Conrad
Winter Street
8S. S. Conrad
Europe
MR. S
United States
St. Petersburg
Paris
London
Switzerland
North Cape
Berlin
Norway
S. Conrad
David Conrad
Kate Desmond
Esther Boas
Jennie Canty
A. M. Doyle
B. B. Conrad
Thomas McGrath
David Moeser
Ben S. Jacobs
Absinthe Ban Passed by Swiss Federal Parliament
The Swiss federal parliament approved a law prohibiting the manufacture importation or sale of absinthe or any imitation after October 7. The measure targets all absinthe related activities within Switzerland.
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Switzerland
Berne
Third annual Boston College garden party aids new buildings
At University Heights Newton today the event aims to mobilize 50000 supporters for a new Boston College campus. Alumni leaders John Coulthurst and J Albert Dorsey head a 1000-member committee with special streetcar service and a full day program from noon to ten. Highlights include tea, band concerts, glee club, acrobatic displays, illuminated grounds, fireworks and vaudeville acts.
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Boston College
University Heights
Newton
Greater
Boston
Alumni Association of
the College
John A. Coulthurst
J. Albert Dorsey
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Lake Street
Newton Boulevard
Dudley Street
Brookline Village
Huntington Avenue
Harry J. Kelly
Beacon Street
Glee Club
Four Boston born men ordained Dominican priests in Washington
Will celebrate their first solemn high masses tomorrow at local parishes. Notable among them is Rev. Joseph Louis Pastorelli born to Italian parents on Carver Street and educated at English High School Boston College and the Dominican college. Msgr. McQuaid to assist at Pastorelli’s service.
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Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Joseph Louis Pastorelli
St. James
John Reginald Dooley
the Holy Rosary
South
Boston
John Aloysius Jordan
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Hyde Park
James Clement Timony
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Carver Street
St. James’ Parish
Boston College
Order of St. Dominic
Msgr. McQuaid
Father Pastorelli
Woman Sues Over Alleged Husband Alienation in Lodging Case
Mrs Susan P of Roxbury files attachment in East Cambridge Court alleging Mrs Margaret Wheelock owner of Lowell property alienated her husband’s affections. Record formerly ran a lodging house at 24 Worcester Square where events began. Wheelock lodged there while Record owned it.
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South End
East Campridge Court
Susan P
Record
Roxbury
Margaret Wheelock
Lowell
Comfort
Washington and
Williams Street
Worcester Square
Will of Elizabeth Scollard Benefits Catholic Charities
Roxbury widow Elizabeth Scollard dies leaving about a dozen bequests averaging 1000 to 2000 dollars. Personal gifts total 4000 dollars. Executors are Fathers John F. Cummins and Timothy J. Murphy. Largest single bequest is 5000 dollars to the Presentacion Convent in Ireland with 1000 to St Marys Infant Asylum and 1000 to Home for Destitute Catholic Children among others.
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Elizabeth Scollard
Roxbury
John F. Cummins
Church of the Sacred Heart
Roslindale
Timothy J. Murphy
The
Immaculate Conception
Salem
Presentation Convent
Ireland
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
House of the Good Shepherd
Catholic Seminary
Brighton
Admits He Is Forger At Revere Beach
William A. Gallette a 15 year old boy confessed to police he forged small checks and lived on the proceeds for about a week. He had been seen at Revere Beach since Monday and was wanted in Holliston for forging Daniel Phipps’s name. Checks drawn on Framingham National Bank total at least 64.50 and possibly higher. He is held for Framingham National Bank.
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William A. Gallette
Revere Beach
Metropolitan
Holliston
Daniel Phipps
Roosevelt to Address National Conservation Congress in St Paul
Washington June 24 Colonel Roosevelt set September 6 as the day he will address the National Conservation Congress in St Paul The date was fixed after a conference at Oyster Bay with Gifford Pinchot and James R Garfield The congress will run from September 6 to 9.
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Washington
Colonel Roosevelt
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Mr. Roosevelt
Gifford Pinchot
James R. Garfield
Oyster Bay
All Who Would Enjoy Good Health by Right Living
An expository pitch extols right living and timely remedies. It promotes California Fig Syrup Co. laxative products Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the preferred, genuine option available through leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Duquesne the Hunter to Appear at Keith's
Captain Duquesne, famed hunter and magazine writer, has accepted an offer from B. F. Keith to perform at his theatre. He is noted for taking moving pictures of African wildlife including hippopotamuses and elephants. He is also an engaging speaker.
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Fritz Duquesne
B. F. Keith
Duquesne
Africa
Captain Duquesne
Turner concludes arguments in U S Britain fisheries dispute
The Hague June 24 George Turner wrapped up his four day presentation before the arbitration tribunal on the United States and Great Britain fisheries case. He is an American counsel and spoke at length outlining his side of the dispute.
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the Hague
George Turner
Great Britain
Turner
Wig
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K Dyer
Michigan
Swelley
Ma Foot Craft Company
Oliver. Bldg
Ackson, Mich
MR. S. S. Conrad
Washington Street
Globe Theatre
Hanover Street
Blackstone Street
Thootas
Roosevelt
Duquesne, the Hunter
Keith
Maclavia
Mer
Ind
Henry Siegel Co
Men’s Clothing Dept
Stein-Bloch
Choice
Washington and Essex Sts
Boston, Mass
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