Morgan Admits He Is to Marry
Harvard Delphic Club luncheon confirms engagement of Junius Spencer Morgan, son of J P Morgan, to Louise Converse of Back Bay. Morgan admits the match and asks secrecy until a formal announcement. Converse, 19, is athletic and musical, with composer father Frederick S Converse. Morgan, a Harvard senior, captains the senior class crew for the upcoming Charles River regatta.
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Louise Converse
Back Bay
Junius Spencer Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Delphic Club
Harvard
Frederick S. Converse
Lime Street
Pack Bay
Converse
Gas House
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United States
Miss Converse
Westwood
Mr. Morgan
Cambridge
Viwims
Quentin Reynolds
The
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Ten Thousand March in Suffrage Parade
A Suffrage Parade will feature ten thousand marchers in costume representing nations with equal voting rights. Grand marshal Mrs. Thomas P. Curtis rides side saddle aboard a horse with aids, while a Queens Isabella rides in an automobile. The event includes floats, bands, and numerous civic and professional groups, with thousands of banners and a planned pageant of historic figures.
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Thomas P. Curtis
Ikatherine Fay
Christine Converse
Mary Sigourney
Bernard Shaw
Lena Ashwell
Robert Evans
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston Elevated Company
Virginia Tanner
Massachusetts
Women's Journal
Belmont Equal Suffrage League
Winthrop Chenery
W. H. Margetson
Justice
Henry Clark
Belmont
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
R. C. Woodberry
Ernest Farr
Richard Hittingser
Perry Walton
W. James Cutler
E. Stanley Abbot
Tremont Street
Anne Page
Brookline
Margaret Foley
Anepar
State House
Newton
Daniel Webster
Margaret Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Robert E. Evans
New England
David Hunt
Florence L. Lent
Fanny CC
Lancaster
Joan of Arc
Boadicea
Hatshepsut
Father John's Medicine Promises Safe Kids Tonic
Mothers are told that Father John's Medicine is the safe nonalcoholic remedy for children to treat colds and coughs. Ellen O Leary, matron of the Lowell Children's Home, says the tonic builds strength in 40 to 50 children and provides prompt relief for throat irritation and illnesses.
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Father John
Ellen O’leary
Lowell
Mass
Children’s Home
Pimples Gone With Olive Tablets Offer
Advertisement for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claim they cleanse the bowels liver and flood gentler than calomel. Promises clearer skin fewer bad tastes breath and dull dispositions with a vegetable formula and olive oil. Available 16 and 25 cents per box from The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
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Dr. Edwards
Stop Using a Truss Old Dr Solomon's Family Remedies
An advertisement notes that Riker Jaynes Stores at 74 Boylston Street warns customers against using a range of patent remedies including Dr Solomon's Indian Wine Bitters Amibilious Pills Rheumatic Drops and Muscle Oil. The notice emphasizes avoiding the products.
Marching Song of the Suffragists Awakening Call
A verse urging women to take the helm in government. It invites sisters to muster to a bugle call and pursue clean, noble leadership. It frames the Ship of State as needing Hope Charity Love and Faith guiding a balanced voyage toward a Promised Land of vision.
Antis Oppose Suffrage Parade With Last Minute Statement
The Massachusetts Association opposed to woman suffrage issued a late statement condemning today's parade. It argues the event misrepresents public opinion, demeans womanhood, and portends a failed political aim, noting past parades in Michigan Ohio Wisconsin and Washington D C as discouraging precedents.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Washington, D. C
Malden Girl Wins Medal for Essay on Battle of Bunker Hill
Anna EK Whirtland, 14, Malden daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph M Kirtland of 39 Pierce Street, received a gold medal for the best essay on any event of 1775. Presented by Mrs Albert B Cummins of Town, president general of the Children of the Revolution. Her topic was The Battle of Bunker Hill.
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Anna EK. Whirtland
Ralph M. Kirtland
Pierce Street
Malden
Albert B. Cummins
Town
The
Children of the Revolution
Wrong Man in Divorce Story
A May 1 Post item wrongly stated that Mrs Olive E Pond of Brookline filed for divorce due to fear of her husband. The correct Mr Pond of Congress Street is not the spouse involved. the record clarifies the mistaken identity in the divorce notice.
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Olive E. Pond
Beacon Street
Brookline
Robert TL. Pond
Congress Street
Divorce Libel Alleges Husband's Habitual Intemperance
Mrs. Pond files for divorce alleging her husband on Congress Street formed confirmed habits of intoxication and continued drinking up to the filing of the libel. Mr. Pond disclaims involvement in the case and requests a fair explanation.
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Pond
Congress Street
Socialists to Wear Rose Emblem in Suffrage Parade
Members of the School of Social Science voted last night to join the suffrage parade today and wear a red rose as a symbol of Socialism. They noted the rose is also used by antis to signal opposition, raising concern among suffrage leaders about possible confusion.
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Pocahontas
Anne of Beaujeau
Anne Hutchinson
Isabella
Spain
Pierre Jay
New York
Moritz Barth
Colorado
Salvation Army
National Equal Citizens’ League
Sunday Commons
Christian Science Church
Framingham Normal Girls
Future Citizens
W.gc T. U
Boston Central Labor Union
Massachusetts Political Equality Union
Pathe Company
School of Social Science
Colorado Yellowstone Tours Two-in-One Trip Pamphlet
A Burlington Service pamphlet offers a two in one trip to Colorado and Yellowstone Park. It highlights Royal Gorge and geysers as educational summer outings and promises detailed charge information and itinerary options. Alex Stocks, New England Agent, B and Q R R, Boston, invites inquiries.
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America
Colorado
Royal Gorge
Yellowstone Parks
Burlington
Yellowstone
Alex Stocks
New England
Women Fighters on the Firing Line Story Preview
Mexican women have joined the ranks with men and American women are drilling to meet them. The piece promises pie tres of the women fighters and notes timeliness and future possibilities. Look for tomorrow's Sunday Post.
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Sunday Post
Mexican Campaign at Home Game Promises History Theme
Conduct Mexican Campaign in Your Own Home, a colored instruction map suitable for solitaire or small group play. It helps both young and old learn world history through an engaging at home activity. Appears in tomorrow's Sunday Post.
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Sunday Post
If Mexico Mediation Fails What of Monroe Doctrine
The Sunday Post will print an inside story on the state of affairs with Mexico. A Washington diplomat says the Monroe Doctrine hinges on mediation success or failure and warns the consequences for the United States will be grave whichever side prevails.
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Mexico
The
Sunday Post
Washington
Uncle Sam
John L Sullivan Defends His View on Great Fight
John L Sullivan offers his own account disputing Brady’s claim that Jim Corbett could have knocked him out in the third round of their famous 21 round title fight. Brady asserts the pair earned $300000 the year after. Sullivan promises his reaction in tomorrow's Sunday Post.
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John S. Sullivan
William A. Brady
Jim Corbett
Brady
Corbett
The Prettiest Girl Student in New England
Tomorrow’s Sunday Post will feature a charming Wellesley girl in its Series of College and Preparatory School Beauties. The feature calls attention to New England women’s grace and beauty, a longtime story with fresh appeal in the upcoming issue.
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New England
Sunday Post
Wellesley
Deaf and Dumb Sing Patriotic Airs Demonstrated
A group of pretty girls demonstrated the motion of a patriotic song before a camera for the Sunday Post readers. The piece explains how deaf and dumb singers are trained to perform, noting the remarkable nature of the feat and promising pictures published tomorrow and an accompanying story.
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Sunday Post
Bay State Man Castaway on Easter Island
A Massachusetts man and two companions sailed 27 days in an open boat to reach safety after their schooner foundered. His wife and friends had presumed him dead. The tomorrow feature compares the tale to Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe and marks a dramatic adventure.
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Massachusetts
Ted
DeFoe
Robinson Crusoe
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