Argentinian progress praised by Senorita Huidobro in lecture
Senorita Huidobro of Chile told the Ladies' Physiological Institute that Argentina strides ahead of the United States, citing Buenos Ayres as better equipped, brighter, and more affluent than Boston. She spoke on "The Christ of the Andes" and described Mt Arconcagua and the 1903 peace treaty with Chile.
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Chile
Argentine Republic
London Divine Says Women's Clubs Are Injury to Motherhood
The Rev. J. C. Green, addressing the national council of free churches in Leeds, deplores family life break up in England from weaker maternal qualities. He warns against rapid growth of ladies clubs and urges women to focus on motherhood over political activity.
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National Council of Free Churches
Leeds
J. C. Greenbrough
England
Postmaster Hibbard Returns to Office Denies Candidacy
Postmaster George A. Hibbard was back at the post office after a brief illness. He denied any bid for the job of first assistant postmaster general.
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Hibbard
George A. Hibbard
Perkins Returns 64 019.19 To Reimburse NY Life
George W. Perkins former NY Life vice president and Morgan & Co. member sends a personal check for 54 019.19 to New York Life to reimburse 48 500 plus interest from a 1904 Republican campaign contribution. President Orr announced the restitution and released Perkins letter explaining the repayment. Perkins notes the payment was for policy holders, not personal gain.
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Voting machines debated in Boston election report
The annual report of the election commissioners discusses voting machines for Boston. It notes potential adoption after legal questions are settled and highlights accuracy and rapid results, with returns announced within 15 minutes of polls closing and reduced recounts and costs due to fewer defective ballots.
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Boston
Pi Beta Phi Sorority Dance At Huntington Hall
The Massachusetts Alpha Chapter hosted a delightful invitation dance and evening party at Huntington Hall last night. About 20 couples attended enjoying music dancing and refreshments into the late hours.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Harvard president calls for end of dormitories and freer gifts
Harvard President Eliot notes 270 years of dormitories show they are not ideal for the college. He cites private houses housing over a third of students and improved transportation allowing homes. He also urges unrestricted gifts as essential for funding new instruction methods and future university needs.
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Harvard University
Vesper services at Church of the New Jerusalem next Sunday
The Church of the New Jerusalem will host the second vesper service next Sunday at p m with Rev. Theodore F Wright of Cambridge delivering Why Be Born Again The program features George W Dudley as music director a full chorus B L Whelpley at the organ and a quartet Mrs Gertrude Miller Woodruff Mrs Louise Bruce Brooks E E Bullock and Dr G R Clark Performances include I Will Praise the Loving Kindness of the Lord Almighty Quintet How Lovely Are the Messengers and Paul from Mendelssohn with Mendelssohn pieces and choral selections
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Theodore F. Wright
Cambridge
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B. L. Whelpley
Gertrude Miller Woodruff
Louise Bruce Brooks
St. Paul
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Moran Denies Report He Is Again Smoking
District Attorney Moran calls a morning paper story about him smoking again an absolute falsehood. He says he has not smoked for several days and that he focuses more on his voice than cigars.
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Miss Brembridge Sues Mooney for Ten Thousand in Heart Balm Case
The case argues Mooney aimed to wed Miss Brembridge without consent. Mooney denies romance, claiming letters were to comfort her earache. He testifies he is a freight clerk and that visits were friendly while evidence shows multiple visits and affection letters. The trial proceeds with jury slated to hear today.
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Waltham Librarian Resigns After 25 Years of Service
After 20 years as librarian, Mrs. Mary B. Bills resigns to take effect in September. Trustees will act on the letter at the month’s end meeting. Mrs. Bills plans a long rest in Washington, D. C.
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Waltham
Mary B. Bills
Bills
Washington, D. C
Tech Tigers Fencing Meet Princeton Tonight
Princeton and Tech collide in a dual fencing meet at Tech gym on Garrison Street. Tech seeks another win in the season as captains Breckinridge and Bounetheau lead the teams against Princeton's strong lineup including Mares and Thompson. The Triangular contest with Columbia and Yale looms on March 27.
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German Ambassador Speck von Sternburg Earns Higher Salary
The Reichstag appropriations committee voted to raise Baron Speck von Sternburg’s salary from 25000 to 30000 dollars due to higher living costs in Washington at the time.
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Berlin
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German Reichstag
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Washington
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