Corner Stone Laid for Temple Adath Israel in Boston
The corner stone of Temple Adath Israel at Commonwealth Avenue and Blandford Street was laid in a ceremony attended by notable Hebrew leaders and Boston figures. President Roosevelt, Governor Guild, and Mayor Fitzgerald sent autographs or letters. speakers included Bernard M. Wolf and Professor George F. Moore of Harvard.
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Adath Israel
Theodore Roosevelt
Curtis Guild
John F. Fitzgerald
Temple Adath Israel
Commonwealth Avenue
Blandford Street
Curtis Guild, Jr
Chabei Shalom
Union Fork Street
Bernard M. Wolf
Harvard College
Charles River
George F. Moore
Harvard University
Harvard
Moore
Frank
Roosevelt
Governor Guild
Fitzgerald
Solomon Schindler
Jacob R. Morse
Felix Vorenberg
Jacob Dreyfus
Simon Goldsmith
Jacob Heilborn
Louis Hyneman
Albert Eiseman
S. Frank Frankenstein
S. Peavy
I. Gross
Louis Stern
B. Sommer
M. Bornstein
Isaac Weil
S. Bacharach
J. Sondheim
Edward S. Goulston
Debaters Clash On Tariffs In Winter Hill Meeting
A Massachusetts tariff war debate between Colonel Albert Clarke for protection and Henry M Whitney for reciprocity drew about 300 at Odd Fellows Hall Winter Hill Somerville. The draw followed long speeches and brief rebuttals with a postevent ride back to town.
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Albert Clarke
Henry M. Whitney
Winter Hill
Colonel Clarke
Eugene N. Foss
Mediterranean
Mr. Whitney
Industrial Commission
Canada
Massachusetts
Hle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Grimmons
Amos W. Shepard
The
Improvement Association
Torpid Thinker Finds Health With Postum and Grape Nuts
A Toledo businessman describes long breakfast loss of appetite and monthly solid meals. After a Chicago physician brother recommended Postum Food Coffee with Grape-Nuts, his appetite returns, his mind sharp, and his health improves. He notes Grape-Nuts with fruit and cream as a preferred serving. The Postum Co. promotes The Road to Wellville booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chicago
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Boston Attorney Challenges Hebrew Debate on Russian Jews
Boston attorney Philip J. Sondheim challenges Lee M. Friedman to a public debate on the standing of Jews of Russian birth. He offers to cover costs or charge a small admission with proceeds to Boston City Hospital, proposing Massachusetts officials as presiding judges.
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Philip J. Sondheim
Lee M. Friedman
Friedman
Sondheim
Federation of Jewish Charities
Children’s Institution
City of
Boston
Alliance Israelite Universalle
Elysium Club
Suffolk Bar
Russia
God's Earth
Curtis Guild, Jr
Commonwealth
John F. Fitzgerald
John RB. Moran
Suffolk County
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston City Hospital
Chelsea Aldermen Skip Special Budget Session
The Chelsea Board refused to meet in a special session called by Mayor Willard to discuss the annual budget. About 100 pages of graft committee manuscript were read instead with four police officers present to maintain order. Reading resumes next Monday after regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Willard
Osgood Spring Price Cutting Offers 7000 Furniture Pieces
The C. E. Osgood Company launches a spring clearance of its 1905 stock featuring about 7000 pieces. Dining room buffets start at 18.50, side boards 16.75, and dressers and chiffonieres appear among a wide range of brass beds, parlor suites, carpets, draperies, bookcases, and rockers. The sale aims to make room for new stock and save buyers money.
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New England
C. E. Osgood Company
C. KE. Osgood
Grand Rapids Furniture Company
Reverend James F. Stanton Lectures on Spain in Charlestown
The Rev. James F. Stanton of Norwood will speak on Spain before the Catholic Literary Union of Charlestown. The talk will feature stereopticon views and the committee seeks strong attendance from members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Stanton
Norwood
Spain
Catholic Literary Union of
Charlestown
Scott's Emulsion Promises Health Boost for Children
Scott and Bowne claim Scott's Emulsion nourishes and builds the wasted body better than animal fats. They say children and anaemic girls thrive on it and consumptive patients gain flesh and strength to slow disease progress. 409 Pearl Street New York.
Two Passengers on Kaiser Wilhelm II Arrive in New York
On March 21 the Kaiser Wilhelm II from Bremen reached New York with passengers Lillian Russell and Jesse Lewisohn aboard. Lewisohn denied marriage rumors while noting a long-running press question. The voyage included rough seas with 33 hours of reduced speed and many passengers ill. Also aboard were Mrs. Marianna Kubelik and Sidney Paget.
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New York
Bremen
Lillian Russell
Jesse Lewisohn
Miss Russell
Marianna Kubelik
Sidney Paget
Butler’s Welcomes Patrons with Up to Date Ideas
Butler’s at 90 Tremont Street has extended and improved its millinery department on the second floor front on Bosworth street. The fully trimmed space features a wide display of American and Parisian hats with enhanced viewing from pedestal mirrors and ample seating for shoppers. A further extension on the second floor has been fitted up to showcase new hat designs and merchandise.
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Butler's
Tremont Street
New England
Bosworth Street
Butler’s new store expands millinery department along Tremont Street
The stairway leads to a grand department with a maple floor and mahogany fittings. The children's and misses' millinery area extends along Tremont Street from Bosworth to the Parker House, with shows and a new trimmed hats section replacing the former space.
Dewey Warns of War With Germany or Japan
Admiral Dewey told the House naval committee that the United States should prepare for conflict with Germany or Japan, urging expansion of battleship construction and stronger fleets. He cited Germany and Japan as rising naval rivals and pressed for larger ships with multiple 12 inch guns.
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Washington
Admiral Dewey
House Naval Committee
Germany
Japan
United States
Congress
Dewey
Mills Use X Zalia In Medicine Chests Across New England
A canvass finds many mills in New England using X Zalia liquid in medicine chests to stop pain and heal flesh after accidents. Discovered by a New Englander, the product is praised for its apparent effectiveness.
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New England
New
Mayor Fitzgerald Seeks Charter Change for Charles River Embankment
The Boston legislative committee heard Mayor Fitzgerald and Corporation Counsel Babson push for an embankment improvement along the Charles River. Opponents including Herbert Parker and ex Mayor Edwin A. Curtis argued against the plan citing land-value concerns. Fitzgerald offered a revised bill to widen lots to 120 feet and to extend damages rights under the 1908 Charles River basin act. The hearing resumes today at 10:30 A.M.
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Fitzgerald
Charles River
Legislative Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Babson
E. A. Hill
Herbert Parker
Beacon Street
Edwin A. Curtis
Bay State Road Improvement Association
Boston Work Horse Parade Sets May 30 in Boston
The fourth annual Boston Work Horse Association parade and competition will be on Commonwealth Avenue and nearby streets May 30. Animals docked or unfit will be excluded. entries close May 1.
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Boston
Boston Work Horse Association
Commonwealth Avenue
Let the City Pay Says Cole On Police Service
Chairman Cole of the Police Board urges the city to fund its own police service rather than using police department funds. Twenty one officers are currently paid from the department for duties in city buildings plus several stationed at City Hall paymaster office and city libraries. The plan would cost about $25,200, but the Mayor refuses due to tight finances and will not support the change.
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Frank
Cole
Police Board
Police Department
City of
Boston
City Hall
City
City Point Bathhouse
Public Library
Cambridge Street
South Boston
Copleysq
Congressional report limits federal control to railroads only
Washington March 21 The judiciary committee plans to report there is no constitutional authority for federal control of insurance or other state corporations beyond railroads The draft by Chairman Jenkins is under review and an unofficial poll suggests near unanimity with this view The report rests on two principles that insurance is not commerce and Congress cannot impair state police powers
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Washington
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Jenkins
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Watch-Dog in your Vest Pocket Cascarets health ad
An old style health insurance pitch promotes Cascarets as a preventive remedy for indigestion and constipation. It touts a ten cent weekly box, claims quick relief, and urges carrying a West Pocket Box for constant access. The Sterling Remedy Company markets through a French designed bonbon box offer.
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Sterling Remedy Company
CIA
Chicago
New York
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Brookline
Somerville
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Dorchester
M. M. Wichler
Temple
Ohabei Shalom
Rabbi Fleischer
America
Egypt
Babylon
Daniel Frank
Lanids
Gd. Clarke and
H. M. Whitney
Clarke
Whitney’s
Atty Sondheim
Atty Friedman
Osgood
Scott
Lillian Noy
Butler’s
Tremont Temple
Parker House
Children’s Millinery
Misses’ and Children’s Department
Naval Committee
O’k
Crean
M. O'Keeffe
Mass
Boston Stores
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Water and
Washington Crow
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Cascaret Insurance
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