Goodnow Appointed Chinese Constitution Advisor
Pekin March 13 Frank Johnson Goodnow of New York was appointed by the Chinese government as its advisor in reforming the constitution. Goodnow is Eaton professor of administrative law and municipal science at Columbia University and a former member of the Taft Efficiency Commission.
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Pekin
China
Frank Johnson Goodnow
New York
Dr. Goodnow
Eaton
Columbia University
Taft Efficiency Commission
Selection by Dr Eliot as Carnegie Endowment director
A figure was chosen by Dr Charles W Eliott acting as a Carnegie endowment director to serve in an international affairs capacity.
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Charles W. Eliot
Carnegie Endowment For International
Professor Good Emerges As Possible Legal Adviser for China
Peace advocates report unofficial interest in a constitutional Chinese government with President Yuan Shi Kai. Dr. Eliot, recently in the Far East, knows Yuan’s need for legal counsel. Professor Good, Amherst graduate with Paris and Berlin studies, is an accomplished linguist and author on international and municipal law.
Ten Italian Girls Wed, Immigrant Grooms Prosperous
Ten Italian girls who arrived in Boston on the Canopic from Naples and Genoa were married yesterday at the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in North Square. The grooms, steady workers for years, sent for their sweethearts quenching hopes of family unions. The brides and grooms were processed through the immigrant station at Long Wharf Wednesday night.
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Boston
Naples
Genoa
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
North Square
Long Wharf
Letter Carriers' Reunion May 14 in Boston
The annual reunion of Boston letter carriers will be held on Wednesday May 14 at the Mechanics' Building. Proceeds go to the sick and death fund, benefiting letter carriers in the Boston postal district.
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Boston Letter Carrier i
Mechanics’ Building
Sick and Death Fund
Boston
Women Adopt Men’s Short Hose Across Society
A Boston era trend notes women embracing men's half hose as fashionable and hygienic. Advocates say the short sock suit warmer skirts, with Back Bay proponent Mary Veazie Austyn praising its comfort. Husbands reportedly buy locks to guard silk hosiery as gifts.
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United States
Mary Veazie Austyn
Joint Recital at Steinert Hall
George Harris Jr. tenor and Cornelia Rider Possart soprano gave a joint recital at Steinert Hall yesterday afternoon. Harris was the stronger portion of the program and praised for his accuracy and sincerity while Rider Possart showed power and occasional subtlety though habitually overstressed. The audience responded sympathetically.
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George Harris, Jr
Cornelia Rider-Possart
Steinert Hall
Harris
Mme. Rider-Possart
Mme. Possart
Democrats Take Charge Of Senate In New Organization
Washington March 13 Democrats seized control of the Senate electing new officers to preside and set in motion committee reorganization and new legislative oversight. A steering committee session late into the evening brought committee lists close to completion and a caucus was expected to prepare all committees for Saturday presentation.
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Washington
United States Senate
Senate
Senate Finance Committee Names and Key Chairmans
The finance committee lineup for tariff bills is set with Democrats including Simmons of North Carolina Stone of Missouri Williams of Mississippi Johnson of Maine Shively of Indiana Gore of Oklahoma Thomas of Colorado James of Kentucky Hughes of New Jersey and Republicans Penrose of Pennsylvania Lodge of Massachusetts McCumber of North Dakota Smoot of Utah Gallinger of New Hampshire Clark of Wyoming La Follette of Wisconsin. Senator Tillman wins the fight for the chair of the appropriations committee amid reshuffles along with Owen to banking and currency and O Gorman to inter oceanic canals. Clarke of Arkansas elected president pro tempore as other officers are named. Loeffler confirmed amid disputes over the Holslaw certificate issue and a Senate investigation ordered.
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North Carolina
Stone
Missouri
Williams
Mississippi
Johnson
Maine
Shively
Indiana
Gore
Oklahoma
Thomas
Colorado
James
Kentucky
Hughes
New Jersey
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Massachusetts
McCumber
North Dakota
Smoot
Utah
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Clark
Wyoming
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Tillman
Appropriations Committee
Senate
South Carolina
Martin
Virginia
Owen
Banking and Currency Committee
O’gorman
Clarke
Arkansas
James M. Baker
Charles P. Higgins
Forest J. Prettyman
Washington
D. C
Thomas W. Keller
West Virginia
Carl A. Loeffler
Loeffler
Holslaw
William Lorimer
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Senate agrees on a string of unsettled amendments
The record lists a set of amendments tied to various Senate committees including Gore on agriculture, Simmons on finance, Bacon on foreign relations, Stone on Indian affairs, Newlands on inter state commerce, Johnston on military affairs, Culberson on judiciary, Bankhead on post offices, Swanson on public buildings, Overman on rules, Fletcher on printing, Pomerene with District of Columbia, Owen on banking and currency, Thornton on fisheries, and others.
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Burleigh
Maine
Colt
Rhode Island
Goff
West Virginia
Norris
Nebraska
Sterling
North Dakota
Weeks
Massachusetts
Philippines
Dillingham and Jones
Gore
Simmons
Bacon
Stone
Newlands
Johnston
Culberson
Bankhead
Swanson
Overman
Fletcher
Pomerene
District of Columbia
Owen
Thornton
Mrs Frank A Brown Seeks Divorce from Frank A Brown
Harriet A. Brown of Boston seeks a divorce from Frank A. Brown now in Miami Florida. They married on January 1 1906 at Fitchburg and she has appealed to the Superior Court for a divorce alleging that he has.
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Harriet A. Brown
Boston
Frank A. Brown
Miami
Florida
Fitchburg
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