Women Club Leader Warns of Lawlessness By Women
Mrs. Dimies T. S. Dennison of New York told the General Federation of Women’s Clubs session that lawlessness among women has arisen and cited clashes between capital and labor in New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and California. She condemned English suffragettes and faced cheers after remarks on the issue.
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San. Francisco
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
California
England
Uneducated and assimilated warned as danger by Mrs Den nigan
Mrs Den nigan warns that the greatest danger comes from the uneducated and unassimilated. She cites women in her city who fail to grasp price rises, focusing on the butcher shop as a sign of economic strain.
Rebel Leader killed reported in Cuban insurrection
Havana June 27. General Estenez, leader of the insurrection, is officially reported killed. President Gomez received a despatch from General Monteagudo, announcing Colonel Consuegra reported the rebel leader dead and his body at Songa. Consuegra requested a special train for transporting the body to Santiago.
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Estenez
Gomez
Monteagudo
Oriente
Consuegra
Songa
Santiago
Firemen Defy Revere Board Suspension Standoff
Firemen refuse to recognize the authority of Revere Board of Selectmen after being suspended from office. The dispute centers on the legitimacy of the board action and ongoing tension between municipal leaders and firefighters.
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Revere Board
Revere Board of Selectmen
Board of
Fire Engineers appoint John B Sheehan for department audit
The Fire Engineers of Revere met last night and named John B Shee han, a prominent newspaper man, to conduct a thorough investigation of the department and report findings to the Board of Fire Engineers.
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Fire Engineers of
Revere
John B.’ Sheehan
Board of Fire Engineers
Two Injured In Big Building Accidents At Roxbury Site
Two men suffered serious injuries yesterday afternoon at the Gilchrist building on Winter and Washington streets. Frank J. Higgins, 40, an iron worker of Roxbury, fell from the 10th to the 7th floor, sustaining head trauma and leg wounds. Fred Campbell, 37, of Roxbury, working on the roof, was struck by a derrick boom and may have internal injuries and facial lacerations. Both were taken to Relief Hospital.
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New Gilchrist
Winter
Washington Streets
Frank J. Higgins
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Fred Campbell
Codman Park
Higgins
Relef Hospital
Actress Bernice Golden Heinze Denies Divorce Report
Mrs Fritz Augustus Heinze formerly Bernice Golden of Toledo and later Mrs Charles A Henderson denies rumors she and Mr Heinze have separated. She spoke firmly from Corlin Court rooms at Seventy first Street and Broadway, expressing anger and protest about the report.
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New York
Fritz Augustus Heinze
Heinze Denies Separation Rumors and Talks of Family Life
Mrs Heinze replies to reports of a split saying she and Mr Heinze live together as husband and wife. She claims enemies spread falsehoods while noting their 1910 marriage and a son born in 1911. She emphasizes the need to counter London notices and confirms ongoing residence at the Dorilton.
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Keinze
London
England
Heinze
Dorilton Apartments
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Praised by Wm H Wiggs
In a testimonial from Chattanooga Tennessee Wm H Wiggs describes recovery from illness to 185 pounds after using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey before meals. He notes a prior 135 pounds three to four years earlier and credits steady work, energy, and sound sleep to the tonic.
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Wm. H. Wiggs
Duffy
Chattanooga
Tenn
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promises Health Boost
An advertisement claims Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey revives worn nerves improves appetite and digestion. It touts over 50 years of purity, urges buying sealed bottles for 1.00, and offers a free doctor’s guide from The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester, M.
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Duffy
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Heinze Family Rift Deepens After Montana Visitor
The health and beauty report of the Heinzes points to a separation. A Montana millionaire friend visited the city soon after, and Mrs. Heinze reportedly sought reconciliation through Arthur P. Heinze, who could not persuade her brother-in-law to consider mediation.
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Heinzes
Heinze
Montana
Rival party men meet on Washington street face to face
A Taft party and a Roosevelt party met on Washington street yesterday as a crowd gathered. Police rushed in but no riot occurred. Chairman Charlie Hatfield of the Republican State committee confronted Arthur D. Hill and Matthew Hale.
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Roosevelt Party
Washington Street
Charlie” Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Arthur D. Hill
Matthew Hale
Political clash as Taft and Roosevelt factions rally in Massachusetts
Hatfield and Hill clash over party unity as Taft supporters in Middlesex Club plan demonstrations. Samuel J. Elder to speak on Chicago contest results while Crane remains on the national committee. Massachusetts Republicans discuss HQ changes including removing Roosevelt’s portrait and potential Hadley appearance at July mass meeting.
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Mr. Hatfield
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Taft
Middlesex Club
Pemberton
Samuel J. Elder
Chicago
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Senator Crane
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
Republican
Colonel Roosevelt
Governor Guild
Senator Lodge
Hadley
Missouri
Roosevelt
Edison medal honors Westinghouse at Institute banquet
The Edison medal of the Institute of Electrical Engineers was awarded to George Westinghouse for meritorious achievement in electrical science and engineering. Presenters praised him and Edison, with tributes from Dr. Elihu Thomson and Lt. Governor Robert Luce while telegrams of regret arrived from Edison and other prominent figures.
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Institute of Electrical Engineers
George Westinghouse
Somerset
Gano Dunn
Elihu Thomson
Robert Luce
Commonwealth
Michael I. Pupin
Columbia
Dunn
Mr. Edison
Institute
Auxiliary Bishop Ratified by Pope for Philadelphia
The Pope ratified the Consistorial Congregation's choice presenting Rt. Rev. John J. McCort, Philadelphia vicar general, as auxiliary in the Philadelphia Archdiocese. He will assume the title Bishop of Azotus.
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Rome
Cardinal de Lai
John J. McCort
Philadelphia
Azotus
Burdett College Awards Medals for Proficient Study
The Burdett College annual exercises for awarding medals and honors for proficiency in studies were held in the college on the afternoon of June 27. The audience greeted the winners with enthusiasm as more than 1000 students participated in the medal competition. Addresses were given by I. L. Lindabury, secretary, H. B. Wells, superintendent, and medals were awarded by F. H. Burdett, treasurer.
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Burdett College
I. L. Lindabury
H. B. Wells
F. H. Burdett
Poslam Promises Quick Relief for Summer Skin Woes
Advertises Poslam as a safe remedy for eczema and irritated skin with rapid itching relief. Claims daily Poslam Soap aids cleansing during tender skin conditions. Mentions prices and free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Roosevelt Considered as Compromise Candidate During Taft Nomination
Washington reports say Roosevelt could have stepped aside to back a compromise, potentially ending both men’s bids. Taft, back in Washington, credits Roosevelt for his 1908 nomination and his 1912 renomination. Some Taft backers admit early defections were discussed, but no third man gained traction and Taft was renominated.
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Washington
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hadley Confirms Offer In Chicago Taft Delegates Plot
Gov Hadley of Missouri confirms Roosevelt and Prendergast statements that Taft leaders offered to seat Roosevelt delegates from Washington and Texas if Roosevelt would back Hadley or another third man. Hadley says he refused without Roosevelt's approval and learned Roosevelt refused as well.
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Hadley
Cedar Rapids
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Roosevelt
Prendergast
New York
Taft
Chicago
Washington
Texas
Lobster Palaces in New York Highlighted by Captain Churchill
A preview notes Captain James Churchill writes a Post Magazine piece next Sunday about New York institutions known as Lobster Palaces. The article promises an engaging exploration of these famed eateries and their cultural impact.
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New York
James Churchill
Post Magazine
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