Literary World to Honor Howells on 75th Birthday
New York March 1 The Sherry’s dining room will host 406 guests for a banquet in honor of William Dean Howells. Notables from across the U S and abroad are to attend with speakers including President Taft and Dr Hamilton Mabie.
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Col. Harvey
New York
Sherrys
George W. Harvey
William Dean Howells
Boston
Henry van Dyke
Mr. Howells
United States
Washington
William Watson
Pacific Coast
Hibben
Princeton
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Howells
F. Hopkinson Smith
E. Ripley
Admiral Mahan
Army
Navy
South
Ellen Glasgow
James Lane Allen
Cale Young Rice
Senate of
Albert J. Beveridge
Meredith Nicholson
Indianapolis
Edward Markham
Staten Island
Carolyn Wells
Rahway
N. J
Charles Roan Kennedy
Augustus Thomas
Bliss Carman
Florence Earl Coates
President Taft
Hamilton W. Mabie
Winston Churchill
Liam Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Basil King
Colonel Harvey
Henry James
Thomas Hardy
Arnold Bennett
Lord Curzon
Gilbert Parker
W. J. Locke
William Dean Howells Turns 75 At New York Home
William Dean Howells born March 1 1837 in Martin's Ferry Ohio and a Quaker background celebrated his 75th birthday yesterday at 130 West 57th Street New York. The editor of the Atlantic Monthly since 1871 and founder of American realists is still active and self described youthful in health.
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William Dean Howells
West 57Th Street
New York
America
Howells
Tribune
Times and Nation
Atlantic Monthly
Boston
Harper’s Magazine
Sayward Replies To Brandeis On Trade Unionism Campaign
William H. Sayward of Boston criticizes Louis D. Brandeis for advocating a campaign of education and pressure on employers to expand trade union scope. Sayward recalls past cautions during the Haverhill shoe strike and argues the real hammering should target voluntary advisers who push impractical experiments on employers at their expense. March 1, Boston.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Brandeis
William H. Sayward
Boston
Cambridge Campaign Opens With Democratic Rally at Cypress Hall
Mayor Barry and 1000 supporters attend at Cypress Hall as Cambridge Democrats pledge to boost manufacturing and commerce, expand playgrounds and parks, build a new city hospital, create a stadium, improve schools as social centers, modernize fire alarm building, and cut the tax rate while promoting the Institute of Technology arrival.
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Cambridge
Cypress Hall
Barry
J. F. Donovan
James B. Vallely
John W. Bradley
W. M. Hogan
James T. Barrett
Board of Aldermen
Institute of Technology
Senate action on textile strike inquiry delayed
The Senate voted down a motion by Senator Poindexter to delay the Stephenson case to allow action on a Poindexter resolution demanding an inquiry into the textile strike at Lawrence Massachusetts.
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Washington
Senate Today
Poindexter
Stephenson
Lawrence
Mass
Public Health Advocate Warns on Adulterated Medicines
Dr. L F Kebler spoke at the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy on protecting the public from adulterated foods and fraudulent medicines. He highlighted price gouging for workingmen, dangers of obesity remedies, and the white plague of opium morphine and cocaine. He urged light air treatment and surgery for serious illnesses.
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L. F. Kebler
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Harvey Wiley
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Kebler
Admitted to Bar When 56 Years Old
Moses H. Steuer of 20 Rockland Street Roxbury gains admission to the Massachusetts Bar Association after ten years of illiteracy in reading and writing script.
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Massachusetts Bar Association
Moses H. Steuer
Rockland Street
Roxbury
Austrian immigrant Ms Steuer becomes Boston attorney after early struggle
Moses Steuer born in Austria who arrived in the United States 36 years ago pursued law after a career in hat and clothing. He won a $200 verdict against a deputy sheriff in a Boston case and recently passed the December bar examinations after teaching himself to read and write and entering the YMCA law course in 1904.
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Steuer
Bessie Steuer
Robert E. Maguire
Pierce
Moses Steuer
Austria
Ely
Vermont
White River Junction
West
Omaha
Neb
Boston
Hanover Street
Portsmouth
N. H
Market Street
Washington Street
Building Commission
Supreme Court
Gas kills reading man at lodging house
Joseph Arsenault aged 25 of 5 Green Street Reading was found unconscious from gas poisoning in a room at 1200 Washington Street South End about 6 35 last night. He died after reaching City Hospital.
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Joseph Arsenault
Green Street
Reading
Washington Street
South End
City Hospital
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