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Newsday
Exhibition of Bad Taste Crashes in New York
The so called Exhibition of Bad Taste collapsed after a failed run in New York. The public refused to pay to view the exhibit mocking household mementos, and commentators praise Gothamites for not supporting the show.
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New York
Mr Olney Named Governor of New Federal Reserve Board
The Hon. Richard Olney is chosen as governor of the new federal reserve board. The appointment is praised as fitting recognition of his public and private service. His judicial temperament and financial experience from law practice will aid the board as an active executive officer. Massachusetts commends the President's choice.
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Richard Olney
New
Federal Reserve Board
Uncle Joe Looms to Seek House Return
Political observers in Danville Illinois report rumors that veteran congressman Joseph G Cannon may attempt a House comeback to extend his record. Analysts say Democratic control likely remains secure in the fall elections, and Cannon’s return would chiefly amuse Congress and perhaps the nation.
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Danville
Ilinois
Joe” Cannon
House of Representatives
House
Joe
Frye
Cannon
Congress
Peace Vessel Likely First Through Panama Canal
The canal will formally open on the 1st with a vessel crossing from Atlantic to Pacific in a continuous voyage. Some urge a warship to take the honor, but a commerce or peace vessel might better symbolize the United States' aim for international amity.
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Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Goethals
United States
Panama
Militant suffragette shatters Henry James portrait in London gallery
A suffragette cut Sargent’s Henry James portrait in the Royal Academy gallery with a concealed cleaver. A male companion stood by as bystanders watched in shock. The incident followed a recent wave of suffrage action.
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Sargent
Henry James
Royal Academy
London
Promoting Causes Across Cities Sparks Debate
The article contrasts methods of promoting causes with a Belfast arson squad report on a clubhouse fire. It notes the warm reception of the suffrage parade in Boston and other American cities, questioning which approach proves more effective.
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Belfast
Boston
All Sorts by Newton Newkirk
Dame Fortune is shy and retiringshe must be pursued to be captured but as for Miss Fortune she not only does NOT run from you but chases you out of breath
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Dame Fortune
Miss Fortune
America’s restraint praised as policy of force without aggression
The piece argues that occupation of Vera Cruz and border troops show progress, noting American marines died but urge avoiding a slaughter of Mexicans. It highlights safe interior conditions, refugee flows to the coast, and a strong case for watchful waiting while Argentina Brazil and Chile pursue mediation. It endorses continued negotiations and American support for the good offices approach.
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Vera Cruz
Texas-Mexico
Mexico City
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Huerta
The Last Major General Daniel E Sickles Dies at 93
The death of Daniel E Sickles marks the passing of the last Civil War corps commander. He led at Gettysburg with 10 000 men against 20 000, was wounded, and endured lifelong injury. His life blended military service with diplomacy and personal trials.
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Daniel E. Sickles
Gettysburg
Longstreet
Meade
Sickles
Memoirs of Katherine O Shea Parnell Attacked by Unionists
The article condemns the publication of Katherine O Shea Parnell memoirs as a vile Unionist tactic aimed at undermining home rule. It argues the attempt is futile and will backfire, having no bearing on today’s home rule merits.
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Katherine O'Shea Parnell
Parnell
Thinks That Yale's List Beats Princeton's
In a letter to the editor the writer compares Yale Dodge Lectures on "Responsibility of Citizenship" with Princeton Stafford-Little lecturers. Named figures include Justice Davis J. Brewer Elihu Root Charles E. Hughes Bishop Potter William H. Taft James Bryce Abbott Samuel W. McCall and CEA Barnes.
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Stafford-Little
Princeton
Dodge
Yaleon
Davis J. Brewer
Elihu Root
Charlies E. Hughes
Bishop Potter
William H. Taft
James Bryce
Abbott
Samuel W. McCall
Cea. Barnes
Noah Webster and the Greatest Book on Earth
A columnist lauds Noah Webster and his Unabridged Dictionary as the greatest book, praising its open structure, lack of romance, and instructional value. The piece extols Webster’s monumental linguistic task, notes the dictionary’s plotless yet engaging nature, and playfully contemplates words beginning with X.
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N. Webster
Noah Webster
Noah
McSweeney Elected Chairman of Boston Consumptives Hospital
Edward I. McSweeney was elected chairman and Benjamin Joy secretary at the annual meeting of the Boston Consumptives Hospital trustees held yesterday at their Tremont building offices. Dr. James J. Minot, Dr. John F. O'Brien, and Benjamin Joy named to the building committee, while Dr. O'Brien and Joy joined the auditing committee.
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Edward I. McSweeney
Benjamin Joy
Boston Consumptives’ Hospital
Tremont Building
James J. Minot
John F. O’brien
John F. O'brien
Greenwood Out for Congress in Everett Race
Representative Fred P. Greenwood of Everett enters a congressional bid against Congressman Roberts. He was the sole Republican elected last fall from the Malden Melrose Everett district and the only Republican candidate in the area.
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Fred P. Greenwood
Everett
Congress
Roberts
Malden
Melrose
Hyverett
Cattaro on the Dalmatian Coast Awe Inspires Travelers
A description of Cattaro in Montenegro scenes along the Bocche di Cattaro notes dramatic fjordlike inlets, fortified walls, a fortress, and a single narrow mountain ledge city seen after voyages through five channel bays. The town, modest in commerce, attracts visitors with dramatic scenery and a Montenegrin market festival.
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Bocche di Cattaro
Cattaro
Austria
Montenegro
Adriatic
Europe
Ragusa
England
Observant Citizen Reports Local News In New England
The column recaps varied events from Boston area: Mayor Childs of Newton attending a joint order anniversary with the Lotus Quartet, tulip blooms in Public Garden, and park bed hopes for May 17. It notes electrical bill improvements since Fitzgerald era and retirement of Captain Hunt, a long serving drawbridge tender. The piece also mentions a Wellesley College clip and workmen cutting shade trees, plus brief items on Trout catching and Miss Sarah Louise Arnold's leave of absence.
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Fitzgerald
Dillon
Park Commission
Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
Dean Arnold
United States
Love Passed Over Then a Friend’s Wedding Aftermath
John White confesses a hopeless love for a woman who is married to his friend George. Jack plans to leave the country forever to forget while George wrestles with happiness and friendship. The scene ends with a silent farewell and a dream of what might have been.
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John White
Jack
George
John
Goodby
Him Goodby
Doughnuts and Memories in Walt Mason Verse
A nostalgic poem where Walt Mason recalls mothers making doughnuts with simple joy. The speaker contrasts homey, crisp brown doughnuts with fancy foreign foods and imported cooks, evoking happy Sundays and childhood feasts shared with family. The tone blends humor and longing as he celebrates doughnuts.
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France
Walt Mason
Adams Newspaper
Fads and Fashions Highlight Summer Styles
Paragraphs note mother o' pearl buttons and galalith deco for accessories. Little boys wear blouses in chambray to silk, with taffeta, moire and brocaded silks in summer. Elastic tapes hold dra peries, green and blue check coats appear, Normandy collar rises in suits.
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Foxboro
Joseph V. Teonard
South Street
White's Meadow
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