McGowan Urges Voters to Avoid Weak Officals
New York City Board of Aldermen President Patrick F. McGowan spoke at Parker Memorial urging exclusion of weak or dishonest officials. He stressed training children in honesty, family roles, fire safety, civic behavior, and the need for playgrounds in cities to provide alternatives to street recreation. He noted education should address individual needs for life readiness.
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Patrick F. McGowan
Board of Aldermen of
New York City
Parker Memorial
McGowan
Ex Mayor urges Boston Optimist Club to back port and rail plans
Ex mayor Fitzgerald addressed the Tammany Club on Hampden Street urging investment in Boston’s ports and railways. He claimed Boston has greater development potential than Hamburg Antwerp or Rotterdam and urged formation of Optimist clubs to attract 50 million dollars for railroad and terminal development.
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Fitzgerald
Tammany Club
Hampden Street
Boston
Hamburg
Antwerp
Rotterdam
City Hall
Opening of St Philip's mission week draws crowd
At St Philip's Church Harrison Avenue the mission week opened with Father Ennis S J delivering a prayer instruction and Father Sullivan reciting beads. He urged focusing the heart in prayer and warned that many would not truly live Jesus's path despite talk of a two week observance. Masses will be said daily at 5, 6 and 8 o'clock with the 5 and 6 o'clock masses labeled mission masses.
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St. Philip's Church
Harrison Avenue
Father Ennis
S. J
Christopher Sullivan
S.J
Ennis
Jesus
Heaven
Mott's Wife Hid His Madness until Commitment
New York dispatch reports Judge William P. Platt committed millionaire novelist J Lawrence Mott to an asylum then modified the order so his son could sail for Europe in his stead. The judge rejected burglary tales as delusions and noted Mrs Mott protected his condition while seeking recovery. Mrs Mott, born Carolyn Pitkin, eloped with Mott in 1901 from Thayer Academy.
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New York
William P. Platt
White Plains
N. Y
J. Lawrence Mott
Jordan Lt. Mott
Europe
Amityville
Long Island
Mott
Biggest Roxbury Raid Over Mohegan Club Ended in Arrests
Police from Station 9 conducted a sweeping raid on the Mohegan Club at 716 Dudley Street early yesterday, arresting 39 men after battering down the oak door. Officers found two dice and seized the scene while suspects used alias names and claimed famed personas.
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Dudley Street
Roxbury
Evans
Hickey
James K. Hackett
Robert Mantel
Richard Mansfield
David Warfield
Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jones
Smith
Brown
Green
Jay
Rube
Frans
Fr. OHane closes services for women at St Philip's
The women’s mission at St Philip’s Church Clarrison avenue wrapped up yesterday at 3 30. Father Michael O Kane S J of Boston College gave the closing sermon on Perseverance urging women to persevere in a pure Christian life and set a good example for their children. The service ended with benediction and the papal blessing.
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St. Philip's Church
Clarrison Avenue
Michael O'Kane
S. J
Boston College
Father O'Kane
Trade education topic at Merchants Association meeting
Industrial Education will be the topic at the March Merchants Association meeting on Wednesday. The association and the Chamber of Commerce have studied the issue and disclosed their stance on several bills before the Legislature.
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Merchants’ Association
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Fuse blows halt Dudley street elevated trains for 15 minutes
An elevated road system outage occurred last night when a fuse blew under a train approaching the Dudley street terminal. Service stopped for fifteen minutes beginning at 8 10 as no cars entered or left during the interval.
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Dudley Street
Funeral Notice for J. B. Mitchell prominent Roxbury business leader
Funeral services were held at the German Catholic Church on Shawmut Avenue for John G B Mitchell a longtime Roxbury resident and senior Clark's Blue Book publisher. He died after a two week illness at 219 Highland Street survived by his wife with pallbearers former business associates and several society affiliations noted. Interment followed at St Joseph's Cemetery verified by church offerings and music from Coach's Quartet.
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John GB. Mitchell
Shawmut Avenue
Highland District
Roxbury
Mitchell
Edward E. Clark
West Street
Clark
Highland Street
John Flynn
Parker Shannon
Oach
St. Joseph's Cemetery
PAZO OINTMENT Promises Pile Cure in 6 to 14 Days
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Active claim targets piles with a money refund offer and low price. Product promotes a hemorrhoid remedy with a brief guarantee.
Chewing Food Costs Lowered Says Horace Fletcher
Horace Fletcher tells Ford Hall that thorough chewing reduces sustenance costs by one third and improves digestion. He notes dry bread sweetens with prolonged chewing, warns emotional distress harms digestion, and advocates simple, well-chewed meals to boost efficiency and save time.
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Horace Fletcher
Ford Hall
Mr. Fletcher
Parents Fault in Child Development Says Harvard Doctor
Dr Thomas Rotch of Harvard Medical School warns that wrist measurements and teeth development do not indicate growth. He argues proper child care shapes future citizens, condemns early maltreatment, and condemns age based classing and labor laws as fallacious. He urges educators and parents to align schooling with child development stages.
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Thomas M. Roteh
Harvard Medical School
Mrs O'Connor Heads to New York for Irish Industries Depot
Mrs P O'Connor wife of the Irish parliamentary leader arrived from London aboard the Minnetonka and said the visit aims to establish a depot for the Irish Industries Society, an organization already active abroad.
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York
To P. O'Connor
London
Minnetonka
Irish Industries Society
Try Marine Eye Remedy For Red Week Weary Eyes
Marine Eye Remedy offers relief for tired watery eyes and eye discomfort. The product is promoted as soothing and soothing eye pain with a focus on immediate comfort for weeklong irritation.
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Marine
Autos Rush Oxygen to Aid James Hassett in Amesbury
In Amesbury on March 14 autos were dispatched to Newburyport and calls were sent to 30ston for oxygen to aid millionaire carriage maker James Hassett whose life was thought to be saved by the gas. Hassett is resting more comfortably tonight but remains seriously ill with a lung ailment.
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Amesbury
James Hassett
Newburyport
Anna Jaques Hospital
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Mary M
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