End of Strike Fears Spark Warning on Industrial unrest
The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church criticized the Lawrence strike and its leaders Etter Haywood and Trautmann, calling them anarchists. He warned of possible nationwide upheaval, likening conditions to the French Revolution and urging immigrants be taught English and provided religion and higher wages.
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Probation Marriages Advocated in Forum Talk
Miss I De Hoghton Crooke argued at the Thought Forum Association meeting at 30 Huntington Avenue that men are often seen as bosses and drivers of women, while women are the spenders. She urged that all marriages be on probation to test compatibility and roles.
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Debates on Marriage Reform and Family Policy
A speaker urges state support for mothers and children and proposes an infant and maternal tax on men, plus four year tests of fitness for marriage and retained naming rights. Mrs Hasland counters that marriage is necessary for law and order and rejects trial marriages. She notes most families are happy and life is gratifying.
Life Savers Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
At a meeting of the Volunteer Life Savers Corps 35 the following officers were elected for the coming year Commodore Thomas R. Willard Captain W. J. Walsh first lieutenant J Bray second lieutenant Alfred Gardner financial secretary H Horgan treasurer H MacLean Plans were discussed for the coming summer.
Iozucta Wins Sixth Straight at Juarez Meeting
In Juarez on Sunday George Odoms Iozucta dominated the Mexican selling stakes four furlongs winning as the odds on favorite. Jockeys Keogh and Selden were disqualified for rough riding in the first race by the stewards.
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Funeral for East Boston Official John H. Duane Wednesday
Former Street Commissioner and assessor John H. Duane of East Boston dies at 168 Webster Street after pneumonia at age 69. He served as street commissioner from 1891 to 1899 and 1902 to 1905, aided by a career as real estate expert and community leader including roles with Irish Charitable Society and local banks. Funeral Wednesday at 10 from the Church of the Assumption with burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Whist Parties to Aid Consumptives Held Today
Two whist games in aid of the Free Home for Consumptives take place at Room 410 Huntington Channels 30 Huntington Avenue. Afternoon games start 2 15 and evening at 8 16 with holiday prizes. Regular sessions run Mondays at 2 15 and Fridays at 8 15 all year. Proceeds help defray home expenses.
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Opera Stars Recalled to Philadelphia For Aida
A sudden call to Philadelphia pulls Mme Maria Gay and Mme Carmen Melis from a Copley Society tea. They learn only at noon yesterday that they must depart for the city of brotherly love for tonight's Aida performance. Mrs George R Fearing Jr and Mrs D Jordan agree to pour in their stead.
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Three Tickets Compete For Somerville Police Relief Officers
Three tickets vie for control of the Somerville Police Relief Association. Captain Robert R. Perry heads the first ticket, Patrolman Jacob W. Skinner leads the insurgent ticket, and Patrolman Charles W. Allen heads the Filippo ticket. The election is set for this afternoon.
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Tickets in dispute split officers scene at association meeting
Captain Perry faces opposition as three rival tickets form for the association’s officers. Insurgent and Filipino groups name a slate including Jacob W. Skinner and Michael T. Kennedy while Perry vows to stay, with an evening meeting planned and routes arranged for day members and reserve forces.
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Irish Art Exhibition at Boston Public Library
The fine arts department of the Boston Public Library hosts an exhibition featuring books and pictures on Irish art and antiquities showcasing cultural heritage and historic works for public viewing.
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Digestive Relief
The ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims the tablets supply pepsin and other digestives to restore stomach function, promising relief from sour eructations belching and heartburn with a free sample and 50 cent price. The pitch targets dyspeptics, urging trial to prove effectiveness.
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Church of the Messiah Episcopal Church History Summary
The Church of the Messiah in Back Bay, Boston, began in 1842 as a Sunday school linked to Grace Church. It formed a parish in 1843 and built a Florence Street church by 1848. Rectors included Randell, Williams, Allen, and later Thomas, with a 1894 relocation to the Back Bay.
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Handsome city church rises from barren lot to prized locale
W Nickerson Jr notes the church took years to complete but now stands as one of the city’s most handsome edifices. The once barren site near its earlier erection is increasingly a residential area as the neighborhood develops.
Urges Filter Plant for Lake Cochituate
Dr Francis D Donoghue urges the Metropolitan Water and Sewage Commission to secure a filter plant for Lake Cochituate. He notes repeated pollution from Beaver Dam Brook and sewages flowing into the lake during storms, arguing a filter is needed to protect the Metropolitan district's water supply. March 16, 1912 Boston Massachusetts.
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Cleveland Honored On 75th Birthday At City College
In New York on March 17 a public meeting at City College marked Grover Cleveland's 75th birthday with tributes from President Taft Governor Harmon and other leaders. Mrs Frances Folsom Cleveland attended along with other prominent spouses as speakers recalled his public and private life.
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Arthur Postle Sets Two World Records in Sprint Events
Arthur Postle defeated Jack Donaldson of South Africa in Auckland to set two new world marks. He ran 150 yards in 14.15 seconds and 200 yards in 18 seconds, defeating the South African champion.
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