Revere Selectman Race Sparks Charges at Meeting
Defiance flies as Walsworth attacks Segee and Acker while Cassasa accuses police of lax enforcement and hints at resort corruption. He says Boston hotel sessions persisted under Walsworth and alleges Garbutt tried to buy Meyer votes as Cassasa claims the Boston & Eastern Railroad franchise broke a rumor of bought officials.
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Samuel A. Segee
Ernest Acker
Cassasa
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Board of Selectmen
Boston
Charles Garbutt
Democratic Committee
Philip J. Meyer
Garbutt
John Pirie
Boston & Eastern Railroad Company
Knox Plea for China Integrity Echoes International Press
Paris March 1 Secretary of State Knox urges the great powers to declare their stance on the continued integrity of China. He appeals for unified recognition of China’s territorial and administrative boundaries amid mounting global interest.
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Knox
China
Paris
United States
China and joint action not requiring reply say authorities
An official view from here states that no reply is needed on joint action with China as the communication was for the powers’ information only. The statement emphasizes the information-sharing purpose rather than a formal request or mandate.
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China
Miners Stand Firm in Strike Talks Over Rates
Miners refuse to meet with coal owners stating they have nothing to discuss. They present their schedule of minimum rates and will uphold it unless instructed otherwise by the miners.
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Pennsylvania
Miners Prepare Returns and Endurance of Coal Strike
Miners' delegates will report to districts at weekend meetings and seek instructions on government proposals. Even if the wage schedule is submitted for discussion, a week’s delay is unlikely and a further fortnight of strike is probable. Coal shortages cripple commerce as factories close and railways cut services. Scotland alone has 100000 idle iron workers, while Northeast Lancashire cotton mills expect two weeks more. miners remain orderly despite the disruption.
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Scotland
Lancashire
The Doubt by William Dean Howells
A poem describes a woman by a window at sunset reading a rhyme filled with quiet beauty and possible romance. The speaker imagines shared reading of a love that never died as he contemplates the scene and the sunset glow on the page.
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William Dean Howells
Gebhard triumphs with Liszt A major concerto at Boston Symphony
Heinrich Gebhard delivered a brilliant Liszt A major concerto performance with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Symphony Hall. The recital opened with Beethoven Egmont Overture and Berlioz Benvenuto Cellini overture, Brahms Second Symphony.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Beethoven
Brahms
Listt
Berlioz
Benvenuto Cellini
Heinrich Gebhard
Liszt
William H Wood Leader of Wood Lumber Dies in St Augustine
William H Wood of Cambridge served as president of von William H Wood Lumber Company for 30 years and lived in Cambridge for 45 years. He died recently at St Augustine, Jia after a brief illness at age 60. He had spent the last 15 weeks there.
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William H. Wood
Cambridge
von William H., Wood Lumber Company
St. Augustine
Jia
Women Smash Shop Windows in London
Suffragettes conducted a large scale window smashing in central London targeting top shops government offices and clubs around Trafalgar Square and along the Strand and Regent Street. About 115 women were detained then released on bail with pledges to desist. Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst led the first strike arriving at Downing Street with two companions.
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Strand
Regent Street
Piccadilly
Oxford Streets
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Marshall
Tukes
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Colonial Office
A Healthy Happy Old Age Laxative Reminder
An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, natural laxative suitable for all ages. It claims to cleanse the system without weakening internal organs and to be endorsed by eminent physicians. Genuine bottles bear California Fig Syrup Co. on the front.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Werther Debut at Boston Opera House Cast Listed
At the Boston Opera House last night Massenet's Werther was performed for the first time in Boston. The cast included Charlotte Maria Gay Werther Edmond Clement Albert Jean Ridder Sophie Madeline d'Olige the Bailiff Leon Rothier Schmidt D Leo Johann Pierre Letol. Mr Caplet conducted.
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Massenet
Boston Opera Company
Werther
Charlotte
Mme. Gay
Carmen
Santuzza
Massenet’s Werther Captivates Boston Opera Audience
The Boston Opera Company presents Werther with Mme. Gay as Charlotte and Mr. Clement as Des Grieux. The review praises the score’s charm and dramatic reach, notes Wagnerian touches, and lauds the production, cast, and Caplet’s conducting. The run continues next Monday with the same cast.
Taubuteau flies record flights at 62 miles in 51 minutes
French aviator Maurice Tabuteau completed several flights at the aerodrome in a monoplane. He covered 100 kilometres in 51 minutes 715 seconds and reached 250 kilometres in 2 hours 7 minutes 64 seconds. Jules Vedrines set a new one hour speed record of 101 2 8 miles in a 140 horsepower monoplane.
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Pay
France
Maurice Tabuteau
Tabuteau
Jules Vedrines
Vedrines Jan
Coleman Seeks Roosevelt Delegate at Large
George W. Coleman of Boston announced his candidacy for delegate at large to the Republican national convention pledged to Colonel Roosevelt. The notice came from the progressive Republicans headquarters as Roosevelt campaign committee membership was to be announced. Coleman is known as president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America.
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George W. Coleman
Boston
Roosevelt
Progressive Republicans
Roosevelt Campaign Committee
Coleman
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Jury Deadlocked in Willis V. Cole Medical License Case
The jury in Willis Vernon Cole's trial for practicing medicine without a license could not reach a verdict after about ninety minutes of deliberation. Eight jurors favored acquittal while four favored conviction, and the jury was discharged.
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New York
Willis Vernon Cole
Trial Tests Christian Science Right to Cure for Pay
The trial featured spirited debates over Christian Science beliefs and how they apply to curing disease for pay. Cole testified he treats by spiritual means reading passages from Science and Health and the Bible and emphasizes destroying false belief to restore harmony with God through prayer with the patient.
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Cole
Mary Baker Eddy
Noted Actor George Grossmith Sr Dies at 64
In Folkestone England George Grossmith Sr a famed actor and public entertainer died today in his 65th year He began as a Police Court reporter and rose to become a leading figure in Gilbert and Sullivan operas He later toured Britain Ireland the United States and Canada composing hundreds of songs and sketches
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Folkestone
England
George Grossmith
Sveral
D’oyly Carte
Great Britain
Ireland
United States
Canada
Roosevelt Rally at Tremont Temple in Boston Tonight
The Progressive Republicans of Massachusetts plan a Roosevelt rally at Tremont Temple tonight with speakers Senator Clapp Minnesota Governor Stubbs Kansas and ex Governor Fort New Jersey. Colonel Thomas F. Doherty will preside as a Roosevelt letter is read.
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Roosevelt
Tremont Temple
Senator Clapp
Minnesota
Stubbs
Kansas
Fort
New Jersey
Thomas F. Doherty
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