Gorky Arrival in Boston Shifts as Countess Joins Visit
Russian revolutionary leader Maxim Gorky is due in Boston with arranger W H La Pointe confirming he will not be accompanied by the countess Yurliya Mme Andreieva. Reports say Gorky will attend events at the Revere House and Symphony Hall with the countess appearing beside him to advocate Russia’s freedom.
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Revere House
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Boston Letter Defends Gorky On Russia And Divorce
A reader urges readers to hear Maxim Gorky on Russia, defends his private life, and minimizes divorce sensationalism. He cites personal experience in St. Petersburg and Riga and claims Russia’s government controls family life and can punish dissidents.
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Russia
Boston
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Riga
Boston Woman Objects to Gorky Visit on Moral Grounds
A Boston woman urges readers to reject the planned reception of Gorky, arguing the Russian writer's visit would emulate immorality and contaminate the city’s openness to diverse thinkers. She contrasts Gorky with Vivekananda and Ramanathan, praising moral integrity in those guests. Boston, April 30.
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Gorky Criticisms Prompt Call for Higher Moral Standards
A reader argues that Gorky's relationship with a woman shows a higher moral stance than conventional marriage vows. The letter defends intimate fidelity over formal licenses and urges critics to pursue real virtue and productive work before judging others.
Respect for Womanhood in Boston Letter to the Editor
Mrs M A B of Dorchester argues that Boston and America should shun Maxim Gorky and his companion to uphold moral standards. She contends his ideology and character degrade the city and its people when welcomed.
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Senate Begins Voting on Railroad Rate Amendments
Washington April 30 The Senate will start voting on amendments to the railroad rate bill Friday May 4 with a plan to extend only to amendments. Senator Tillman proposed a final vote on May 9 but Senator Morgan objected. the group then shifted to processing amendments. Senator Clark of Arkansas criticized the pending measure.
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Industrial shift moves canning plants westward amid tomato boom
The article notes a rapid relocation of major canning plants from New York and Boston to Indiana Wisconsin and other western locations. It cites fertile western soils favorable to tomato production lower freight costs and expanding plant numbers with several hundred new facilities in the West. Indiana leads in tomato cultivation and the piece includes a table comparing current year pack totals to nine prior years.
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Indiana
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Indiana Belt
Bond firm tied to Kentucky company in equity suit
A bill in equity filed in the Superior Court seeks a receiver and a temporary injunction against the American Reserve Bond Company of Delaware, formerly Southern Mutual Investment, in a matter involving thousands of bondholders and possible holdings up to 500000. The case highlights state efforts to regulate banking firms and protect investors in a web of related Delaware Kentucky and Missouri entities.
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Brookline Police Warn of Bogus Priest Scam
Chief Corey issues alert about a fraudulent priest soliciting funds claiming connections to Jae Swentserione. Report notes maids and domestics in prominent families have been victimized.
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Mrs. Cooper Plans Westward Move After Acquittal
Windsor: Mrs. Alice Cooper who was recently acquitted of murdering Charles D. Northy Jr. will leave for the West. Mr. Cooper has sold his property and the couple plans to settle on a ranch, according to reports.
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Charles D. Northy, Jr
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Death of traveling agent after month of bullet wound
In Holyoke on April 30 Joseph T. Prescott a traveling agent for a rag paper firm died after a month long battle with a bullet wound. The incident involved concerns for personal safety and is recorded as a fatal injury.
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Joseph T. Prescott
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Secretary Bonaparte Ill in Baltimore
Secretary Bonaparte is reported ill in Baltimore with acute indigestion and in need of rest. The brief bulletin notes his condition as serious but not life threatening and that he will remain under medical care.
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Bonaparte
Stolen Story Opens in Providence Opera House
A new play The Stolen Story opened at the Providence Opera House with Jesse Lynch Williams as author and Henry W. Savage producing. The drama centers on newspaper life and features a New York newspaper office scene staged by George Marion with a prominent cast including Jameson Lee Finney Edwin Holt R Peyton Carter Ralph Delmore James L Seeley Joseph Lee Dorothy Tennant and Marion.
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Providence, R. I
Providence Opera House
New York
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Jesse Lynch Williams
Tremont Theatre
Boston
Henry W
Whist and Dancing Party Planned by Colonial Club
Committees of the Colonial Club of South Boston announce plans for a whist and dancing party at Bethesda Hall on Friday evening May 4. Proceeds go to charity. Miss Mary Clancy heads the committee in what is described as the district’s brightest young people’s affair.
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