Independence in Politics Says Massachusetts Needs Free Hides
Mayor Fitzgerald urged Massachusetts to show independence in politics to gain respectful consideration in Washington. He argued heavy Republican majorities blunt free hides and tariff revision aims, noting Governor Douglas' election helped advance tariff concerns and that further independent action is needed.
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Consular Reform urged by Boston Chamber of Commerce
The Boston Chamber of Commerce backs consular reform and urges passage of Senator Lodge's bill. It aims to end the fee system, grade the consulates, and increase efficiency to boost U S foreign trade and prevent retardation of commerce.
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Washington
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United States
Lost Opportunity to Probe Campaign Funds Publicity
A congressional committee weighing publicity on campaign funds should call national committee chairmen from the last presidential contest. The piece notes Taggart and Cortelyou would testify if asked, arguing further disclosures could clarify disputed points beyond the New York life insurance probe.
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New York
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Parker Fund
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Heroes or Fanatics at Mt Dajo Endured at the Crater
The piece contrasts General Wood’s label of Moros as fanatics with calls of heroism, noting men women and children fought their last breaths. It questions whether the Moros were fanatic or heroic as it ponders the meaning of patriotic death and moral judgment.
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Mt. Dajo
General Wood
Wood
Patriotism and war echoes in a debate on savagery
The passage contrasts white soldiers with Moros at Mt. Dajo and references Bunker Hill Valley Forge Nathan Hale and Moll Pitcher. It questions if war is fanaticism and defends Moros as warriors while noting their revered courage despite being labeled savages.
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Mt. Dajo
Warren
Valley Forge
Nathan Hale
Wood
Moll Pitcher
Supreme Court signals support for aggressive trust-busting
The court's opinions in the paper and tobacco trust cases imply to the President that he may proceed with his campaign against corporate law-breakers without waiting for new legislation. It suggests law already exists to deny corporate privileges and tolerate no evasion in judicial inquiries, urging renewed zeal in pursuing prosecutions and urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to act vigorously.
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United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Interstate Commerce Commission
Forest Hills Cemetery to Purchase Cremation Plant
Forest Hills Cemetery Corporation plans to buy the Massachusetts Cremation Society plant on Walk Hill Street. The facility, built seven years ago for about 150000 dollars, has been maintained by bequests from cremation supporters. The move has been under consideration for some time.
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Walk Hill Street
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Me chanics Hall Auto Show Sparks Lively Scene
At Mechanics' Hall a crowded auto show showcases Whisk car features and mock critiques from a self styled expert. Spectators share jokes about tickets, pickpockets, and booming booths as Ed Chapman notes Boston crowd trends. Local updates include sports followers returning from Philadelphia and remarks on urban growth.
The Intervention of Polly
Polly and Aunt Kathleen visit a busy downtown cafe where Polly meets Gordon. After recalling a past quarrel over a photograph and a ring, Gordon arranges a sleigh ride for Polly. Kathleen smiles at the ridiculous scene before Gordon plans to visit again that evening.
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Kathleen
Boston
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Katleen
Kafleen
Kathleen Lee
Wally
Celebrate Evacuation Day Letter to the Editor
A Dorchester reader urges public celebration of Evacuation Day marking British departure and American independence. He compares it to Bunker Hill Day in Charlestown and calls for fireworks and cannon salutes by youths.
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Bunker Hall
Charlestown
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Do It Right For A Hundred Years Say The Piqua Cull
A poem from the Piqua Ohio Cull advises a simple routine to longevity. It urges daily exercise three times, bran based meals, fresh air, calm nerves, and steady income. It warns against late meals, heavy drinking, debt, violence, and arguments. It ends with a tongue in cheek note that one may live a hundred years if not cut short.
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Piqua
Ohio
Hen learns to lay flat eggs with handles, claims maker
Robert E. Foster Jr. of Newton New Jersey poultryman declares his hens lay eggs flat at the blunt end with handles at the pointed end. He jokes about Columbus and an egg standing on end and notes the handle could aid usefulness and ornament.
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Newton, N. J
C. Columbus
Columbus
America
Shamokin Man Goes 11 Years Without Water
A Shamokin Pennsylvania man complains he has not tasted water in eleven years. He faces severe thirst unless he can carry a tank or obtain relief.
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Shamokin
Penn
March 15 1697 Haverhill attacked by Indians
Today in American history notes a Haverhill attack by Indians on this date in 1697 while a year ago a major international checker tournament opened in Hub.
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Haverhill
Fashion and self renewal cited by women and teachers
The passage traces women finding identity in dress from chiffons to gowns, a public school teacher urged to seek domestic science training for revival, and notes on odd footwear trends and the link between shallow breathing and health. It cites New York Tribune Chicago Daily News Detroit News and Philadelphia Bulletin as sources.
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Chicago Daily News
Philadelphia Bulletin
Brookline bachelor John F. Fleming pursues cars and golf
John F. Fleming a Brookline bachelor about 35 years old has lived in Brookline most of his life. He follows town politics though never held office and enjoys memberships in several social groups. In spare time he drives a touring car and competes against the mythical Colonel Bogie on nearby golf courses.
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Buzz & Chugge
Wheeler & Wilson
Joseph Murphy
Killarney
Ireland
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Murphy
Vickett
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Arlington
Providence
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John F. Fleming
Brookline
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Colonel Bogie
Social notes record Boston society voyages and weddings
Edith Lady Playfair sails for Europe after a Boston visit shared with Fleming Cooke and William Ames. Mrs. Walter Mitchell travels from Miami to Nassau while daughter Miss Naneen Mitchell heads to Palm Beach. The Warren family returns to Boston from Liverpool for an extended stay. Detroit hosts an Easter wedding for Miss Estelle Barbour and George S. Stillman at Fort Street Presbyterian Church. ushers designated for Harold Talbot and Nannie Wright Brown nuptials on April 26. A Federation bazaar features a society driven musical program at Horticultural Hall.
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Naneen Mitchell
Miami
Mitchell
Nassau
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Morgan Hill
Washington
George Hf. Warren
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Warrens
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George H. Barbour
George S. Stillman
Joseph F. Stillman
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Stillman
Yale
Fort Street Presbyterian Church
Nehemiah W. Rice
Francis ©. Zarlow
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Horticultural Hall
Francis G. Shaw
Newbury Street
Constance Amory
Beacon Street
Katrine Coolidge
Joseph Lindon Smith
Miss Davis
Advice Columns On Love And Patience In Relationships
A reader asks about a 10 year engagement and another writes to urge patience in a five month relationship. Miss Champagne counsels a girl to demand commitment if unable to support a wife, while Johnny-on-the-Spot seeks a match that can marry quickly. A counselor advises waiting a year to test compatibility and emphasizes patient, lasting love over impulsive passion.
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