Gowns from Paris Shine at Dressmakers' Convention in Horticultural Hall
Miss Elizabeth A. C. White showcases Paris gowns at a dressmakers' convention in Horticultural Hall. The display features Permo finish silk and wool gowns, Ottoman styles from Paris houses, Louis XV silhouettes, and summer wraps. Models and brides-to-be await a gala wedding scene with outfits fresh from Paris aboard the Adriatic.
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Elizabeth A. C. White
Paris
Horticultural Hall
England
Post
Boston
Marguerite
Francis of
Worumbo
Models Turned Away at Miss White Exhibition Test
Dozens of young women applied to be models for Miss Elizabeth A. C. White's dresses at Horticultural Hall. After inspection by White the majority were rejected for lacking the prescribed figures, though a few were retained. The process continued today with more applicants expected to try for the positions.
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Gibson
Post
Horticultural Hall
Elizabeth A. C. White
4& Post
Mary Garden
Miss White
Big Family Wins Freedom in Court Leniency
Superior Court Judge Tovige Schofield allowed Patrick Brennan of South Boston to leave the court pending sentence on a drunk charge. Probation officers advised against probation, but Brennan’s eight children and wife prompted leniency. Brennan had a three month Police Court sentence and appealed. The judge urged him to return sober on the 18th to continue support for his family.
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Tovige Schofield
Superior Criminal Court
Good Samaritan
Patrick Brennan
South Boston
Sseefe
Brennan
Schofield
High Court to Hear Hadley Case After Conference
After a conference in East Cambridge Probate Court, it was admitted the contest of Benjamin Hadley's will may be certified for trial in the Supreme Court without further hearing before Judge Lawton.
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East Cambridge Probate Court
Benjamin Hadley
Supreme Court
Lawton
Watch our windows for the new Spring shoes and hats
The notice promotes new Spring footwear and headwear offerings displayed in the shop windows. It emphasizes latest styles and seasonal furnishings and invites customers to view the collection.
Mass Fifth Regiment Arrives in Baltimore For Inauguration Visit
The Fifth Massachusetts Regiment reached Camden station at noon, greeted by Colonel C. Baker Clotworthy and Maryland officers. They will stay at the Fifth Maryland Regiment Armory until tomorrow before marching to Washington for the inauguration, with crowds cheering Governor Corther and staff along the parade route.
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Southland
Fifth
Massachusetts Regiment
Camden Station
Maryland Regiment
Washington
Massachusetts
Corthers
Brown
Corther
Philadelphia
William H. Oakes
C. Baker Clotworthy
Coady
Oakes
Ford
Farewell luncheon marks end of Roosevelt era cabinet era
President Roosevelt hosts a farewell luncheon at the White House with the famous tennis cabinet and aides. He singles out James R. Garfield for retirement as Interior Secretary and lauds his public service over seven years. Attendees include Bacc on, Moody, Newberry, Loeb, Pinchot, Stimson, Bass, Yellowstone Kelly, Seth Bullock and other officials.
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Roosevelt
White House
James R. Garfield
Interior
Jim Garfield
Baccon
Justice Moody
Newberry
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Hoyt
Laughlin
Winthrop
Satterlee
Woodruff
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Murray
Leupp
Neill
Smith
McIlhenny
John C. Rose
Henry L. Stimson
Lyman H. Bass
Gifford Pinchot
James B. Reynolds
W. L. Heffelfinger
Luther S. Kelly
Yellowstone Kelly
Little
Missouri
Arizona
W. W. Sewall
Seth Bullock
Keefe
Henry S. Pritchett
John Abernathy
Draper Heads Massachusetts Delegation to Taft Inauguration
Governor Draper sails from South Station with a Massachusetts delegation aboard the Federal express to Washington for the Taft inauguration. The party includes Adjutant General Brigham and Brigadier Generals Rogers and White, plus Brookline townsfolk and Cambridge leaders. Senator Shaw will meet them in Washington. Brookline group to stay at the Richmond and Raleigh hotels.
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Federal Express
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Taft
Massachusetts
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William H. Brigham
Philip I. Sears
Talbot Aldrich
Guy Murchie
Edward I. Logan
Open Door Policy Sparks Campaign Cigar Spend
Acting Mayor Brand ordered the mayoral office door opened and spent about 150 cigars to maintain an open door policy amid Frederick J. Brand's Republican mayoral bid. The gesture follows the mayor's Washington trip and signals support for the campaign season.
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Brand
Frederick J. Brand
Washington
Inaugural Preparations Fill Washington Ahead of Taft
Capital brims with visitors as advance throngs flood Washington for Taft inauguration. Parades, court of honor work, and $20 000 in decorations mark heightened security and ceremonial plans. Taft to take oath on a Supreme Court Bible. Nagel among first arrivals. minor hotel fire causes no damage.
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United States
Pension Office
Taft
Charles Nagel
St. Louis
Department of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
William H. Taft
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Mr. Taft
Roosevelt
Curley Attacks J A Sullivan At City Alderman Meeting
Alderman James M Curley criticizes six congressman J A Sullivan a Finance Commission member for alleged conflicts including Fenway contracts through Sullivan's father in law Simeon Donoven and a claimed bias toward a smoke inspector relative. The board approves a 643000 sewer loan and tabled Brigham Hospital funding dispute.
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Finance Commission
James M. Curley
Sullivan
Simeon P Donoven
Simeon Donovan
Alderman Curley
Board of Health
Curley
Congress
Sewer Department
Committee On Printing
Alderman Carr
Giblin
Charles River
Last Roumanian Alien Enlists in U S Army
New York March 1 Joseph Josephs a former Roumanian soldier sworn in at a recruiting office today as a member of the United States Army is the last alien allowed to enlist under a new law. When all vacancies are filled all citizens will be eligible. Josephs fills the last of those vacancies.
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New York
Joseph Josephs
United States Army
Josephs
Fall Kills Ex Congressman's Hopeful Career
Easton Md March 1 Ex Congress man Isaac Ambrose Barber died at his home from injuries from a fall suffered on Sunday He was 57 and served one term in Congress from 1896 to 1897 or 1898
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Easton
Isaac Ambrose Barber
Schools as Voting Places Hear Petition to Use Schoolhouses
Attorney M J Sughrue spoke for Mayor Hibbard before the school committee to back the election commissioners request to use schoolhouses as polling places. The committee agreed if school operations remain unharmed and named Mr Brock to discuss further with election officials. Alumni of Winthrop and Brimmer schools urged their names appear on the new Abraham Lincoln School, with a proposal to name the hall Winthrop Brimmer Hall.
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Hibbard
Brock
Winthrop
Brinmer
Abraham Lincoln
Messrs
Maginnis
Jee
Winthrop-Brimmer Hall
Senate Passes Sundry Civil Bill With President Office Funding
The Senate approved the sundry civil appropriation bill with amendments allocating 40 for remodelling the White House office building and 25 000 for travelling expenses for the President. An added 120 000 was authorized to pay the Roman Catholic Church in Porto Rico for property there.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Hale
Foraker
Diamonds for Retiring Hostess of White House
Society women in Washington friends of Mrs. Roosevelt have collected a substantial sum to buy a superb diamond necklace for the White House hostess in recognition of her tact and hospitality. It will be presented before she leaves the White House.
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Washington
Society
W. L. Douglas Stitchers Go on Strike in Brockton
The Boot and Shoe Workers' Union declares a strike against W. L. Douglas Shoe Co after no reply to wage and condition proposals. About 400 stitchers urged to leave work for a mass meeting. company seeks union backing against the strike. General Superintendent Drake cites miscommunication and refers case to Brockton Shoe Manufacturers' Association, which vows to stand together against the union action.
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W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Montello
Canton Hall
H. T. Draka
Studley
Drake
Brockton Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Poot and Shoe Workers’ Union
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