Barry Refuses to Aid Republicans in Mass political clash
Lieutenant Governor Barry denounces Republican control as wasteful and out of touch and urges Democratic renewal. He vows to support Governor Walsh while pushing “office for Democrats only” and criticizes GOP leadership as brainless. He highlights his eight to ten hour workday and signature silk hat as official duties.
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Clothe Truss Promises Automatic Rupture Prevention
An advertising pamphlet touts the Clothe Truss as a new principle device to prevent ruptures. It claims automatic protection against strain and constant support like clothing, waterproof and perspiration resistant, and available via a free book from Box 371 Cluthe Company in New York City.
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Cluthe Company
East 23d St
New York City
Lieutenant Governor Barry Praises Curley and Details Demands
A Boston interview with Lieutenant Governor Barry covers his love of handshakes learned from Admiral Schley, daily contact with 100 letters, and helping over 200 Massachusetts families since January. He defends Mayor Curley, criticizes the State committee, notes finances of public service, and reveals ambitions to succeed Governor Walsh.
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Curley
Boston
Rourke
Admiral Schley
Barry
Massachusetts
Jeweller William H. Luther Dies in Providence
William H. Luther, a prominent Providence jeweller and longtime police commissioner since 1901, died at his son's home after a week of pneumonia. Born April 24, 1844 in Dover New Hampshire he trained in North Attleboro and started his business in 1873. He also manufactured campaign badges during the Hayes and Tilden races and served on the Board of License Commissioners before becoming fire and then police commissioner.
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William H. Luther
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Dover
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Tufts Leader Endorses Lower College Entrance Age
Acting Tufts President William L. Hooper backs Harvard President Lowell's call for lowering the college entry age to 16. He favors admitting students who lack high school diplomas but show mental readiness to begin college as freshmen while still in high school.
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Harvard
William L. Hooper
Tufts College
Johnson Arraigns the I. W. W. in Sermon
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church denounced the I. W. W. for justifying theft by the unemployed and criticized wealthy society for ignoring workers' troubles, calling hypocritical critics aristocratic bums.
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Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Avenue
I W W a Man Must Work Not Seek Living
Mr. Johnson rails at the I W W arguing the world owes no one a living and that only work yields goods. He praises brain and hand labor, cites Henry Ford, and defends philanthropy while denouncing parasites who refuse to work.
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God
Boston
Brotherhood of Philanthropy
Henry Ford
Davis Street
Paul
Denies Any Rheumatism in Health Talk
Dr. R Kendrick Smith told a Huntington Chambers Hall audience that true rheumatism does not exist. He argued most aches labeled rheumatism are nonexistent chronic pains and stiffnesses, describing rheumatism as a misleading label rather than a real disease.
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Ireland
R. Kendrick Smith
Sunday Commons
Huntington Chambers Hall
Hopper explains Pinafore interpretation in Roxbury talk
De Wolf Hopper told Boston Young Men’s Hebrew Association members at Warren and Howland streets Roxbury yesterday afternoon how to interpret Gilbert and Sullivan’s Pinafore. Hopper, famed as Dick Deadeye, spoke on performance approach and sense of the operetta.
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Boston Young Men’s Hebrew Association
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Dick Deadeye
SYSTEM Advertising Pages Show Time Saving Inventions
Digest highlights from the SYSTEM magazine pages where business houses adopt modern tools to cut labor and costs. Examples include letters mailed without addresses, printing price lists and circulars without a printer, and efficient check handling across institutions.
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System
Mag.petre
Priest Was King of the Stockyards in Chicago
The Rev. Maurice J. Dorney a Catholic priest dies at Mercy Hospital Chicago in his 74th year. He led St Gabriel's on Forty-fifth Street near the stock yards and fought to keep the area dry for 20 years. He urged Irish leaders to Parnell in London and aided the Pigott charges case. Dorney born Springfield MA in 1851, moved to Chicago as a child.
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Maurice J. Dorney
Atlantic
Mercy Hospital
Quigley
Father Dorney
Stock Yards
West
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White House
Washington
Charles Stewart Parnell
London
Ireland
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Forty-fifth Street
Halstead
Wabash
Parnell
House of Commons
Pigott
Commons
Spain
Alexander Sullivan
Irish National League of America
Patrick Egan
Irish National League of Ireland
United States
Chile
Massachusetts
Daniel O'Connell
Springfield
Mass
Decreet- Boyington Company
Companions Give Purse to Singer After Illness
Miss Hazel Cameron, a singer from the Morton Opera Company, underwent appendicitis surgery at City Hospital. Six fellow company members waited in her private ward, presenting bouquets. A surprise gift included a new hundred-dollar bill, collected in under ten minutes at a post performance hat pass.
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Hazel Cameron
National Theatre
City Hospital
Morton Opera Company
Suffragette Proclamations Painted in Birmingham Cathedral
Worshippers at Birmingham’s Cathedral found walls and floors covered with white VOTES FOR WOMEN signs and protest slogans. Officials suspect women hid inside the church last night to urge judges at the Assizes opening tomorrow to act on women’s rights.
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the Assizes
Assizes
Suffragettes Hold Prayers in Abbey for Imprisoned Colleagues
On March 15 in London suffragettes chanted prayers in Westminster Abbey York Minster and Brighton Parish Church for jailed colleagues. Sylvia Pankhurst informed the Westminster dean of East London suffragettes plan to march to the abbey.
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London
Westminster Abbey
York Minster
Brighton
Sylvia Pankhurst
Westminster
East London
Suffragettes Seek Special Service Adaptation
A letter states a suffragette will attend next Sunday evening service and asks the dean to tailor the ceremony to a special suffrage occasion to boost their cause.
Brigadier General George C. Reid of USMC Dies at 74
Brigadier General George C. Reid of the United States Marine Corps retired, died at his Washington home today from apoplexy first struck last Friday night. He was 74 years old.
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Washington
George C. Reid
Poslam Claims Overnight Skin Relief Advertisement
A vintage ad promotes Poslam for eczema pimples and general skin troubles promising overnight improvement. It claims itching stops and burning skin is soothed after first application and urges readers to obtain samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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