Foss Refuses Delegate-at-Large Bid for Presidency
Governor Foss states he is not a candidate for delegate-at-large to the Democratic national convention in Baltimore and not seeking the presidential nomination. He favors direct primary reform but demands abolition of party enrollment, says he may attend as private citizen or an alternate, and notes Roosevelts campaign allies plan to contest the bill in the Senate. Baxter and Coleman announce Roosevelt pledges for delegate-at-large.
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Foss
Baltimore
Democratic Party
David I. Walsh
Walsh
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
United States
Senate
Taft League
Charles S. Baxter
Roosevelt
George W. Coleman
Stops Fatness Prescription Claims Quick Fat Loss
An 1900s style recipe promises rapid fat reduction by a mix combining Glycol-Arbolene and Aromatic Elixir. It claims to burn fat cells and prevent new fat formation, then guides dosing of one teaspoon after meals for three days, increasing to two, over six to eight weeks.
Contributions Grow for Donnelly Family Fund
The fund for Mrs. William Donnelly, overseen by the Post, received two new donations: one from a friend of 1 dollar and another identical gift from "J. V. F."
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Donnelly
William Donnelly
Fire Fatalities in Bridgeport Home From Stove Fire
Firefighters found Patrick Gill and his wife dead in bed on the second floor of their Ives street home after a kitchen stove overheated and started the blaze. The blaze began on the first floor and led to fatal suffocation.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Patrick Gill
Ives Street
Gill
Mme Homer to Create Mona in Prize Opera at Metropolitan
Louise Homer of Newton will star as the title role in the $10 000 prize opera Mona at the Metropolitan Opera House Thursday night. The work by Horatio Parker with a Yale libretto by Brian Hooker marks a milestone for an American grand opera by American creators. Homer says she will continue singing despite the birth of her new daughter, maintaining domestic life while pursuing the operatic career.
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Mme
Louise Homer
Newton
Mona
Metropolitan Opéra House
Mme. Homer
Horatio W. Parker
Yale
Brian Hooker
Homer
Sidney Homer
Baby Survives Four-Story Fall in Auburn Fire
A four story Auburn blaze caused 50000 in damage as a mother dropped her sleeping infant from a window. a bystander caught the baby in open arms and the child remained asleep. J J Shapiro of Shapiro Brothers suffered heart trouble and was hospitalized in serious condition as tenants escaped scantily clad. The fire drew three alarms and engulfed most of the wooden block bounded by Broad Mill and Third Streets.
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Auburn
Broad
Mill
Third
Lewiston Department
American Cyclists Plan for Olympic Team in Stockholm
New York March 10 American cyclists aim for Olympic representation and have $1000 of the $3000 needed to fund a Stockholm trip subscribed. The Olympic road race will be 320 kilometres. Despite a history of track racing riders now train or plan to train for road racing for Olympic tryouts in St Louis Chicago Buffalo Boston and New York late May.
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New York
Stockholm
America
St. Louis
Chicago
Buffalo
Boston
Expert Defends Animal Experiments in Lecture
Dr. Maurice H. Richardson argues vivisection is necessary for progress in a Harvard Medical School lecture on Conservation. He states suffering of one rabbit may be weighed against many human lives and cites extreme stomach cancer operations as feasible, while noting misdiagnosis and stray objects in stomachs.
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Maurice H. Richardson
Mharvard Medical School
Evey
Modern surgery insights and cancer cautions from a physician
A physician criticizes drinking for weakening immunity to disease and discusses surgeon ethics. He praises modern surgery's advances, notes the shift toward hypodermic treatment, and questions nonsurgical cancer cures while asserting radium may help and cancer is non transmissible.
Sermon Denounces Cook as Monumental Liar and Crushes Pole Claims
The Rev. Cortland Myers in Tremont Temple denounced Dr. Cook as the most monumental liar of the age and said Amundsen gained nothing valuable from his South Pole discovery. He urged, Do not lie to others, yourself, or God, and warned against falsification or exaggeration.
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Cortland Myers
Tremont Temple
Amundsen
South Pole
Dr. Myers
Dr. Cook
North Pole
Mrs Bridget Kyle Dies in Dorchester
After a long illness Mrs Bridget Kyle widow of John Kyle died at her Dorchester home 1278 Dorchester avenue yesterday. She was charitable and well loved. Survived by six children Patrick J and John Kyle Catherine Kyle Mrs John W Monahan Mrs Dennis J Doherty and Mrs John T Milloy. Requiem high mass at St Peters Church Meeting House Hill Wednesday 9 am. Burial at Calvary.
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Bridget Kyle
John Kyle
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Kyle
North End
Patrick J
John I. Iyle
Charlestown
Catherine Kyle
John W. Monahan
Dennis J. Doherty
John T. Milloy
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Calvary
George W Goodrow Dies After Pneumonia Illness
George W Goodrow a 40 year old salesman and brother of Charles E Goodrow Cambridge superintendent died yesterday at his home 25 Fairfield street North Cambridge after a three months illness from pneumonia. He was affiliated with the Electric Goods Manufacturing Company.
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George W. Goodrow
Charles E. Goodrow
Cambridge City
Fairfield Street
Cambridge
Electric Goods Manufacturing Company
Misery From Stomach Trouble Ends With Diapepsin
Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin to cure indigestion and related symptoms in minutes. It claims food fermentation causes discomfort and promises quick relief after taking a 22-grain Triangule tablet.
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Paris
London
Berlin
Georgette Lewis Louison
Leontine Reboux Miller
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Mass
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Berthe
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