Hamilton Deplores Socialism in Address at Portland
Dr. Frederick W. Hamilton president of Tufts College denounces the Industrial Workers of the World and the Socialist party in a Portland Missouri address. He urges conservatives to cooperate with the Roman Catholic church and the American Federation of Labor to save the republic.
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Portland
American Federation of Labor
The
Republic
Frederick W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Industrial Workers of the World
Socialist Party
Socialism under fire in labor debate described by Dr Hamilton
Dr Hamilton calls the Industrial Workers of the World the dog that wags the labor movement and accuses its leaders of unscrupulous aims. He says the IWW is not a union and cites it as a threat to American institutions while contrasting the American Federation of Labor with socialism. The Roman Catholic church is portrayed as uniting against socialism.
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Industrial Workers of the World
Socialist Party
America
American Federation
Elise
Iere
United States
American Federation of
Qlabor
Dr. Hamilton
Boston
Hamilton
Rome Defeats Socialists Claim by Church Critics
A speaker warned that Rome may be defeated yet the Roman Catholic church remains steadfast and its followers could abandon affiliations to join Socialists. He claimed Socialism equates to tyranny worse than any earthly despot.
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Rome
Below Zero Warm in Fun at Harvard Hasty Pudding Club
The Harvard Hasty Pudding Club presented Below Zero at Club Theatre Cambridge with E J McKinney music by Hancock and Allen. The two act farce follows Ice Trust antics near the North Pole, featuring R C Benchley as the chorus and a plot of strikes, romance, Eskimos, and a denouement with President Higdig.
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Hasty Pudding Club
Harvard
Club
Holyoke Street
Cambridge
Boston
Ice Trust
North Pole
E. J. McKinney
F. R. Hancock
F.L. Allen
Co. D. Clifton
I. C
R.C. Benchley
James Higdig
Huggelsland
Henry Chalkstones
Glorianna Griggs
Dardanelles
Bixby
Higdig
Arctic Circle
Snaffles
Anne Higdig
Copley Hall
Hand Made Suits Sold By Harko Advertisement
The Harko ad from S. H. Harrison Co. lists a hand made suit for 12.50, available at 666 to 672 Washington Street. The notice notes the retailer and price in a compact sales blurb.
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Harko
S. H. Harrison Co
Wash St. Ad
Harrison Co
Wash
Panama
Lee Pos
City Withholds Back Bay Funding for Street Improvements
The Boston City Council issued a notice freezing further Back Bay street funding until demands from other suburbs are at least partly addressed. After approving a 364000 loan to extend Arlington street, Councillor Smith pushed for a city wide record supporting widening St James avenue with a legislative order to follow.
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Back Bay
Boston
Arlington Street
Buckley
Charlestown
Smith
Ward 11
St. James Avenue
Committee On Rules
Council stalls widening plan and sewer loan discussions
Councillors oppose Mayor Fitzgerald on widening and defer two $300,000 sewerage and street loan orders. The council delays funding for Oak Square fire station Copps Hall terrace and playground superintendent board, awaiting explanations and suitability.
City Council Passes Nearly 7 Million Budget and Loans
The City Council approved budget appropriations totaling 5 725 518 02, 979 000 in loan orders, and various small appropriations and claims. Projects include sewerage works 400 000, children's ward 50 000, Arlington street extension 364 000, five garbage stations 150 000, Spectacle Island site 15 000, and Wood Island Park locker 1 500 plus Castle Island pier repairs 4 100. The Dexter Brothers were awarded 1 272 98 for water main damage, and Annie O Neill received 500 after her brother Michael J O Neill died defending two women from an assault at the East Boston ferry. Mayor Fitzgerald's 50 000 motor fire apparatus appropriation was tabled for a week pending investigation. Salary raises for city messengers were debated and approved for Frederick J Glenn but later mirrored by Councillor McDonald’s order.
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Council
Charles River Basin
Consumptives
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Columbus Avenue
Spectacle Island
Wood Island Park
Castle Island
Dexter Brothers Company
Broad Street
Wendell Street
Annie Jr. O’neil
Michael J. O'Neill
East Boston
Fitzgerald
Kenny
Frederick J. Glenn
City Messenger
McDonald
Dorchester High Nines First Workout In Gym
Dorchester High School baseball players began their season with a two hour workout in the school gymnasium. Coach John O Reilly aims to get pitchers and catchers ready before the official start of the season.
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Dorchester High School
John O'Reilly
School crews may begin rowing this week
Some school crews may start rowing this week after a snowstorm delayed practice. Crews from the Union Boat Club were set to begin last week but bad weather postponed training.
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Union Boat Club
Haitien Gun Boat Ferrier Mutiny Stuns Charleston
Acting Secretary Wilson, Captain Bertholf, and Haitien minister Solén Menos met after the mutiny aboard the Haitien gun boat Ferrier at Charleston. The Ferrier lies with Yamacraw detachment keeping the mutinous crew in the forecastle while officials weigh next steps.
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Washington
Wilson
Bertholf
Revenue Cutter Service
Solén Menos
Ferrier
Charleston
S. C
Yamacraw
Mutiny Aboard Ferrier Aboard Shipyard Delay
The Ferrier mutinied en route to an American shipyard after sailors complained of unpaid wages. The minister blamed the ship contractor Graustok, a German registry vessel that had been a condemned Italian warship, for handling crew pay until delivery to Haiti after renovation. He proposed sending a cable suggestion to settle payments.
Seafaring Feat Surprises Naval Officers Off Carolina Coast
Naval officers expressed astonishment at a small crew sailing an old vessel from Hait to Charleston with disabled boilers. They called it a remarkable feat of seamanship for the time of year off the Carolina coast.
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Hait
Charleston
Carolina
Harvard Students Stage Straw Vote Across Campus Today
A Harvard straw vote will be held today with polling at Austin Hall and the Class of 87 gate. Candidates listed include Clark Cummins Debs Harmon La Follette Roosevelt Taft Underwood Wilson and two blank preference spots. A notable effort seeks to swing ballots for John Morse a Cambridge restauranteur.
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Harvard
Austin Hall
John Morse
Cambridge
Clark
Cummins
Debs
Harmon
la Follette
Roosevelt
Taft
Underwood
Wilson
Hotel Rexford Saved From Fire
By the prompt action of District Chief Henry Fox Lieutenant Downey and Senior Hoseman Connolly of Engine 4 Bulfinch street a lively fire in the rear driveway of the Hotel Rexford was extinguished at 4 30 yesterday afternoon. The blaze started in a waste paper bin in the areaway between the Rexford and the Revere House and was discovered by the Bulfinch street fire company whose windows face the areway.
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Henry Fox
Downey
Connolly
Bulfinch Street
Hotel Rexford
Revere House
Areway
Women to Help Melrose Hospital Campaign
The fourth day of the men’s drive raised 3633.70 bringing the total to 64382.03. Ten teams of city women gathered at City Hall last evening to receive instructions and credentials and begin their door to door campaign today aiming to surpass the men’s donations.
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Melrose Hospital
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