Honors Emmet Memory at Tremont Theatre
An Emmet commemorative event at Tremont Theatre drew a large audience under Clan na Gael Boston. W J Walshe led the program with a talk on Emmet and Irish history, tracing his life from St Stephen's Green to his dockyard speech and exile. Other Irish groups held anniversary observances in Boston.
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Clan-na-Gael
Washington
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Mayo Men's Benevolent Association
Friendship Hall
Patrick H. Briggs
Dublin Club
Rathbone Wall
Conroy
John F. Ahern
Irish National Foresters’ Society
Monument Hall
Charlestown
Taft Guests to Have Wine Policy at White House
Washington reports that delegates from Pittsburg and Cleveland will urge President Taft to serve wine at White House dinners. Taft will not drink alcohol, and though abstinent by choice, he will not impose his habit on guests.
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O Connell Speaks at Catholic Meeting in Pittsburg
In Pittsburgh a mass meeting of Allegheny County Catholic societies protested the sale of postal cards ridiculing St Patrick and the Irish race. A committee will deliver resolutions to dealers, and Congressman Joseph O Connell of Boston spoke at the event.
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Joseph O'Connell
Boston
Whiskey for Colds Formula Surfaces in Medical Debate
The article notes growing medical discussion over whiskey as a cure for colds. It presents a recipe mixing glycerine eight ounces with whiskey two ounces and half ounce of Concentrated pine compound, to be taken every four hours, with guidance on procurement and home preparation.
Dr Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
An advertisement offers Dr. W. S. Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for headaches sour stomach and other ailments. It guarantees relief within 30 days with a money back option or a free trial treatment on request from Cincinnati Ohio.
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What Kind of a Mayor Would Be
Acting Mayor Frederick J. Brand after a week in Boston's top job outlines his views on charter referenda, city law, and finance. He condemns outside counsel and supports equal advocacy, urges tax relief via increased city income, and calls for property value reform while pledging City Hall as his office space.
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Boston Labor Parade Plans Signal Big Turnout
More than 200 labor groups in Boston and nearby areas will march to Faneuil Hall next Sunday to protest sentences against Gompers Mitchell and Morrison by Justice Wright. The Boston Central Labor Union plans for 40 000 attendees with 20 speakers and seven assembling points for seven parades starting at 2 39.
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Avalanche hits workers shelter in Austria's Pongau district
An avalanche at Sankt Johan in the Pongau district of Salzburg kills 27 workers. Fifteen bodies have been recovered, with rescue teams still seeking any remaining survivors.
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Fitzgerald on Ireland and Home Rule
John F. Fitzgerald spoke to the Iwnights and Ladies of Roscommon in Investigator Hall last night. He said the large Irish element in America assists those in Ireland and that England hesitates to affront many American friends. He predicted home rule and a Dublin parliament would come due to American interest in Irish affairs.
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Citizens urged to aid city charter adoption drive
The Committee of 100, a group of Boston businessmen, issued a pamphlet promoting the Finance Commission’s proposed city charter amendments. They printed 6000 copies of the commission report and plan wide statewide leaflets to urge public support and reform of local government.
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Boston
Earthquake Shocks Struck Guayaquil Coast
Two tremors lasting about 30 seconds rattled Guayaquil and coastal areas at midnight. The shocks caused widespread panic among residents as aftershocks were feared.
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Ecuador
Purse Given Doctor Minifie At Farewell Reception
Parishioners of Clarendon Street Baptist Church attend a farewell reception for Rev William Minifie who resigns to begin an evangelistic campaign. Held at Mrs Tomis 55 Burgess Street Jamaica Plain. Dr Fairbrother delivers address. Dr Robert Cameron presents a purse set by friends.
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Fairbrother
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Avon
Robert Cameron
Minifie
Storers Back in White House
Mr and Mrs Bellamy Storer return to Washington after about three years in exile following their controversial exchanges with Theodore Roosevelt. They stay at the Shoreham hotel and visit the White House for tea, noting friendly relations with President Taft and his wife.
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White House
Bellamy Storer
Theodore Roosevelt
A. O. H. Widows and Orphans Fund Plans New Expansion
The board met at the United States Hotel yesterday afternoon with John M. Hayes of Abington presiding. They announced a plan to extend the society into all New England States, marking a major expansion of the fund.
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United States Hotel
Withohn M. Hayes
Abington
New England States
Admits 22 to Church at Tremont Street Church
The Rev. Henry J. L. Winston, pastor, welcomed 22 new members yesterday. With 43 admitted the prior Sunday, 65 members have joined since the Chapman revival meetings.
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