Brown names pastor in latest Brown divorce case
Gilman W. Brown of West Newbury sues Anna W. Brown for divorce now in its third petition. The suit cites alleged wife misconduct with Whipple in a Boston hotel and other alleged infidelities. Pastor David Frank Atherton of Memorial Church of Georgetown is named as corespondent.
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David Frank Atherton
Memorial Church
Georgetown
Gilman W. Brown
West Newbury
Anna W
Brown
Whipple
Boston
Portland
D. F. Atherton
Atherton
Morse's Delivers Spring Fashion and Baseball Buzz
The note highlights Morse's as the place for correct choices and spring arrivals. It contrasts women's furs with increasing baseball coverage and points to window displays featuring Morse-Made suits priced at 15 to 30 dollars. The tone reflects a local shop’s seasonal promotions and emphasis on fashion.
Senator Lodge backs head tax and immigration levy
March 22. Senator Lodge opposed an inheritance tax and favored a tax on immigrants in his speech to night before the Board of Trade. He urged undiminished army and navy, a fixed tariff rate, and a permanent tariff immediately. Senator Lodge said.
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Lowell
Senator Lodge
Board of Trade
Lodge
Statesman Proposes Tariff Reform and Capitation Tax
A political figure urges tariff revision as a priority for business stability. He argues against an inheritance tax, favors a capitation tax on foreigners, and calls for targeted revenue from the wealthy via a check tax. He also notes potential government spending cuts to curb extravagance.
Barry Statue Redesign Protest Delays Commission
In Washington on March 22 representatives from the Ancient Order of Hibernians protested the O Connor statue design for Commodore Barry arguing it portrays him as an Irishman rather than an American naval officer. The Barry statue commission asked sculptor Andrew O Connor of Worcester to modify the allegorical groups and the Irish history frieze to reflect the American hero.
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Washington
O'Connor
Commodore Barry
Driscoll
New York
P. H. Hartigan
Order of Hibernians
Barry
Andrew O'Connor
Worcester
Mass
Boston church clubs form city federation union
Nearly every church in Greater Boston attends Old South Church meeting to form a city federation of men’s clubs and Bible classes. A constitution is adopted, officers elected including ex-Governor John L. Bates as vice president, with aims to aid social and economic betterment and support improvement societies while avoiding party politics and religious work. The five main lines of effort include temperance, immigrant aid, youth work, social problem solutions, and municipal government questions.
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Greater
Boston
Old South Church
Dr. Gordon
John F. Moors
Boston Finance Commission
John L. Bates
Herbert Barker
Victor J. Loring
John T. Bates
Henry Parkman
George W. Mahaffey
Fred Parker Carr
Stolen boy Willie Whitla found and returned home
In Cleveland the kidnapped boy Willie Whitla is recovered after two days in hiding. His father, Mr. Whitla, meets him at the Tollenden Hotel and thanks detectives and the public. Willie recounts travel with a kidnapper named Jones and a hospital stay before reuniting with his relieved family.
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Mr. Whitla
Ashtabula
West End
Whitla
Willie
Hollenden Hotel
Mr. Jones
Jones
Edward Mahoney
Mahoney
Cleveland
Charley Ross
Reed
Ramsey
Ife
Papa
Mr. Whitlam
Detective Perkins
To reach Wolf's My Clothier by tunnel exits
Directions note passenger exits for southbound travel at Friend street and northbound travel at Union street to reach Wolf's My Clothier at the cor Hanover and Portland streets near the Washington Street Tunnel.
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Wolf's
Cor. Hanover
Portland ,Sts
Washington Street
Friend St
Union St
Liners Agents Ready on Wage Demands and Arbitration
Transatlantic steamship agents voiced opinions on the Longshoremen's Council wage demands and its refusal to submit the dispute to the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. No official communications passed. agents learned of the council's action from newspaper reports.
Women voters rally at Symphony Hall meeting
Charles Edward Russell urged votes for women saying democracy requires half the population to have a share in affairs. Leonora O Reilly warned that opposing women equals death and education will replace politics. Speakers including Rev. Johnson Mrs Gilman and Rev Hall supported the cause.
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Charles Edward Russell
Symphony Hall
Russell
Leonora O'Reilly
Herbert S. Johnson
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Thomas C. Hall
Brown's Bronchial Traches Relief for Hoarseness
A brief notice touts Brown's Bronchial Traches as a boxed remedy that subdues hoarseness and coughs and warns against imitation products.
Miners Prep for Potential Strike Tactics in Hazelton
In Hazelton Pennsylvania Lehigh Valley Coal Company rigs high fences and barbed wire at its collieries to deter possible United Mine Workers action. A Pardee and Co colliery near Cranberry is also shoring up defenses as the UMWA convenes regional leaders. International President Thomas L. Lewis reiterates demand for union recognition. Delegates head into talks with mixed views among English and foreign speaking miners regarding strike support.
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Hazelton
Penn
United Mine Workers of America
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
A. Pardee & Co
Cranberry
Thomas L. Lewis
Tomorerow
No Compromise on Proposition Says President Lewis
President Lewis asserts there will be no compromise on the proposition in Scranton. The remarks were made during a statement delivered in the Pennsylvania city, outlining firm stance on the issue.
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Lewis
Scranton, Penn
Hazleton Official Voices On Bread Supply Crisis
Hazleton Pennsylvania March 22 Andrew Matti vice president of the district warned the bread supply could face a strike or further shortages as tensions rise over the ongoing food crisis.
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Hazelton
Penn
Andrew Matti
Jury in Battis Case Faces Verdict Morning
The jury in former alderman George H. Battis larceny case has not reached a verdict by 3 am. If a finding is reached it will be announced in Superior Court before Judge Aiken at 9:30 am. The trial started yesterday afternoon after arguments by Daniel H. Coakley and A. D. Hill.
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George H. Battis
Boston
Aiken
Daniel H. Coakley
A. D. Hill
Mr. Hill
Mr. Battis
John F. Fitzgerald
Brattleboro Masiroski Death Under Poison Question
Brattleboro Vermont March 22 A small intestine perforation causing peritonitis led to the death of Maksym Masiroski an employee at the Brattleboro retreat. Police detain his son George while a search for Masiroski s wife in Holyoke Massachusetts continues. The cause may involve poison but a chemical autopsy is needed for certainty. Mrs Masiroski and a man named Mulosaski left town after Masiroski fell ill.
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Anna Lewis
Sharon
Warren
Brattleboro, Vt
Maksym Masiroski
Brattleboro
B. H. Stone
Burlington
Masivoski
George
Holyoke
Mass
Poland
Mulosaski
Huusband
Senate Approves $1000 for Pidgin Inventions
Charles F. Pidgin, longtime chief of the labor bureau of statistics, won Senate support for a third reading of a bill to pay him 1000 dollars for the use of inventions in the bureau, up from an original request of 3000.
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Charles F. Pidgin
Bureau of Statistics of Labor
Senate
Modern Opera Lecture Highlights Parisian Works
H I Gideon of Temple Israel presented two lectures in Whitney Hall on Louise by Charpentier and Pelleas et Melisande by Debussy. He discussed Louise with enthusiasm and used themes and notable passages sung by soprano Gertrude Maklansky and tenor Harold Tripp. The Pelleas lecture is scheduled for Wednesday evening.
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Louise
Charpentier
Debussy
Whitney Hall
H. i Gideon
Temple Israel
Paris
Gertrude Maklansky
Harold&. Tripp
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