Remarkable Notre Dame Sister Imaldia Art Exhibit in Berkeley
A Boston born nun of the Sisters of Notre Dame displays oil and crayon works at Berkeley Street convent hall. Sister Imaldia’s pieces include Dante Rossetti inspired panels, Archbishop O Connell crayon portrait, biblical scenes, portraits of Mother Superiors, and a monumental Pope Leo XIII painting.
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Academy of the Sisters of Notre Dame
Berkeley Street
China
The
Post
Imaldia
Boston
Sisters of Notre Dame
Ioxbury
Julia
the Sisters of Notre Dame
Belgium
Jesus
Mary
Martha
Leo XIII
Pontiff
John
St. John
Jesus Christ
God
Duty
Mary Tmathia
Lawmakers Pass Restrictive Nightlife Bill Targeting Chinatown
Representatives John L. Donovan and David B. Shaw led a 126 to 30 vote to approve a measure barring admission of girls under 21 to Chinese restaurants unless accompanied by a man over 21 who is not Chinese. Shaw accused youth in Chinatown of being led astray as the legal affairs committee opposed the bill.
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John L. Donovan
Ward 7
David B. Shaw
Charlestown
Shaw
Chinatown
Legal Affairs
Rich Widow Refuses to Confirm Astor Engagement
In New York March 21 reports link Mrs Adolph Ladenburg to John Jacob Astor after his divorce. Mrs Ladenburg dodges confirmation saying the topic is circulating in society and she is not in New York for marriage.58
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John Jacob Astor
New York
Adolph Ladenburg
Colonel Astor
Girl Eats Pins On Aunts Dare In Hospital Fight For Life
Bertha Scrossberg twenty, of 29 Middlesex Street, swallowed several pins after accepting her aunt's dare and was taken to St Elizabeth's Hospital in critical condition. Dr George A White said immediate surgery could save her life. X rays planned before operation.
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Bertha Scrossberg
Middlesex Street
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
George A. White
Miss Scrossberg
Premier Asquith Seeks Lords Veto Reform in Commons
In London on March 21 Premier Asquith announced three resolutions on curbing Lords veto power. One would bar the Lords from opposing money bills, while preserving Commons rights. The second would let certain non money bills pass after three rejections over three sessions if two years pass from first introduction.
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London
Asquith
House of Commons
House of Lords
Commons
Rosebery Reforms Suffer Rebuff In Lords Debate
The Liberal government faced opposition in the House of Lords as Rosebery lost ground on reform plans. The first two resolutions favor a strengthened second chamber and constitutional balance, while the third proposal to limit Parliament to five years drew Radicals’ concern over a two year bill passage rule. Lord Lansdowne pressed to delay the hereditary question until after holidays, and the debate adjourned to tomorrow.
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Lord Rosebery
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Earl of Halsbury
Strikers Prepare to Press Demands in Philadelphia
Negotiations for a street car settlement collapsed again as the strike leaders declared they will continue the fight until public opinion forces the company to concede. E. E. Greenawalt travels to Wilkes-Barre for a conference with state labor leaders on a state-wide strike. The Allied Building Trades committee voted to extend the sympathetic strike until carmen's grievances are resolved.
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Philadelphia
Co. O. Pratt
E. E. Greenawalt
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Committee of the
Allied Building Trades
Carmen
Harvard Wins Two Debates Over Princeton and Yale
Harvard defeated Princeton in Cambridge and Yale in New Haven in triangular contests. The Harvard teams argued against income tax apportionment, with Breeland Ellis Potter leading against Princeton and Ehrmann Gregory Burke leading against Yale.
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Harvard
Cambridge
New Haven
Princeton
Yale
Sanders’ Theatre
WH. Breeland
J. Dem. Ellis
Fire records and addresses in Roxbury and East Boston
Daily fire record lists incidents at Box 274 Needless lab 4 p o boxing Roxbury 75 Ruggles street and Children’s Hospital chimney fire at Box 336 91 Chelsea street East Boston. Names Gio Dp m Benjamin Echtcovitz and losses 850 500 noted with addresses Huntington avenue Gainsboro street and Chelsea street. Also advertises laxative bromine tablets with Grove signature on each bottle.
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Ruggles Street
Roxbury
Vetter Appel
Gio
Huntington Avenue
Gainsboro Street
Children’s Hospital
Chelseaa Street
East
Boston
Benjamin Echtcovitz
Boston Debates Race and Public Safety Bill Amid Chinatown Controversy
Donovan cites last year’s Peddock Island scandal and Chinese picnic arrests as context. Keefe seeks to exempt Fall River, Emerson condemns the bill as class legislation, and Shaw references arrests in Chinatown. Keefe amendment rejected. bill substitutes adverse report, 126 to 30.
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Donovan
Peddock's Island
Keefe
Fall River
Emerson
Boston
Taft Defends PaynAldrich Tariff at New England Jewellers Dinner
President Taft defended the Payne Aldrich tariff bill at the New England Manufacturing Jewellers and Silversmiths Association dinner in Providence. Senator Aldrich drew cheers as Taft praised the tariff, hinted Canada talks may ease high prices, and urged passage of postal savings banks and an anti injunction bill. A gold casket souvenir moved him after the reception.
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Providence
Albany
Taft
President Reflects on Seven Months of Tariff Law
The speaker defends a new tariff bill after seven months in effect, touting revenue gains and an expanded free list. He cites a customs court, reduced Dingley-era rates, and free trade with the Philippines as key outcomes, and notes plans for a tariff board and potential funding to investigate protected industries. He argues maximum and minimum provisions empower the Executive to secure fair treatment for American products.
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House
Senate
Congress
Philippines
Tariff Board
Stricken Priest Dies on Train Home From Montreal
Monsignor Pierre Hezey aged 78, a leading New Hampshire Catholic priest, died at Notre Dame Hospital Manchester after illness on a train returning from a Montreal trip. Born in St Barnaby Quebec, he served since 1882 at St Marie's Church until retirement last October.
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Manchester
Montreal
Pierre Hezey
New Hampshire
Notre Dame Hospital
Lewiston
Father Hezey
St. Marie’s Church
St. Barnaby
P. Q
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues noting symptoms and warnings about Brights disease. It promises natural help from a vegetable compound and urges readers to request a free sample bottle and book by mail. It cites Boston Daily Post as the publication context and lists Budhampton NY address details.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Finghamton
M. Y
Boston Daily Post
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