Boston University Denies Suffrage Play by Equal League
Boston University has barred the Equal Suffrage League from presenting a suffrage play in university buildings and forbade using the university name on any programme or advertisements. The league plans to proceed secretly in Huntington Hall on May 19, arguing the move harms suffrage progress, while the faculty cites neutrality and campus image concerns.
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Equal Suffrage League
Huntington Hall
University League
Agnes E. Ryan
Mies
Huntington
Diaz Ready to Resign as Mexico President
Mexico City May 5 The resignation of Porfirio Diaz as President of Mexico within a very short time is regarded here today as certain. If announced tomorrow or tonight it would surprise his cabinet little, and likely follow public demand once order is restored.
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Mexico
City
Porfirio Diaz
Diaz
Cabinet in Mexico City Delays Events After President Illness
In the President’s office Diaz was urged to publicly retire but gave no answer. Foreign Minister de la Barra and Finance Minister Limantour were summoned for hours of talks. The Chilean minister’s reception and associated banquet were postponed to May 12 due to the President’s slight illness.
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Diaz
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Senor de la Barra
Senor Limantour
Finance
Foreign Office
McNamara Brothers Arraigned In Times Bombing Case
John J. McNamara, secretary of the International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers' Association, arraigned on murder and dynamiting charges. His brother James B. McNamara charged with murder in the Los Angeles Times explosion that killed 21. Ortie E. McManigal reportedly implicated but not arraigned.
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Los Angeles
Cal
John J. McNamara
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Association
Walter Bordwell
Superior Court
James B. McNamara
Los Angeles Times
Ortie E. McManigal
McNamaras
McNamara Brothers arraigned amid crowded court
An hour before arraignment the courtroom was packed as the McNamara brothers, hands manacled, were brought in by Sheriff Hammell and deputies. Assistant District Attorney Ford read 19 indictments accusing them of murder at the Times plant, naming Caplan as abettor and four others masked as John Doe, Richard Roe, John Stiles and Jane Doe.
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Hammell
Ford
Times
William Caplan
James B. McNamara
John Doe
Richard Roe
John Stiles
Jane Doe
Million Dollar Peak at Hoe Library Sale in New York
The Hoe library sale closes its first quarter with $997 363.50 from 3500 books and manuscripts in 10 days. A 1645 John Winthrop book sold for $10 000 to H E Huntington agent, the highest price for Americana. A 10 volume Walton Complete Angler edition brought $2350. Three fourths of the collection remains, with experts predicting $3,000,000 total.
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H. E. Huntington
Los Angeles
John Winthrop
Boston
America
Walter M. Hill
Chicago
Walton
Mabel Breault Marries Fiance at Bedside in Brockton
Miss Mabel A. Breault wed Harold A. Lyon at his bedside as he faced an appendicitis operation tomorrow. The ceremony by Rev. Dr. J. Francis Cooper occurred despite Lyon’s critical condition. Lyon rallied briefly after the ceremony before being taken to Goddard Hospital.
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Mabel
A. Breault
Edgar S.S. Breault
North Montello Street
Harold A. Lyon
J. Francis Cooper
Lyon
Goddard Hospital
Miss Breauit
Skull Fracture in Lynn Auto Crash
May 4 A motor vehicle collision on Atlantic avenue in Lynn leaves Guy Parsons of Leedstreet Salem and Bert Phillips of Loring Avenue Lynn injured. Parsons is on the dangerous list with a fractured skull. Phillips.’s condition not specified. Both are under treatment at Lynn Hospital.
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Parsons
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Salem
Bert Phillips
Loring Avenue
Auto Crash Near Marblehead Injures Two Men
A high speed Atlantic Avenue ride from Nahant to Marblehead ended when owner driver Phillips tried a sharp turn. The car skidded into a large tree near Hotel Preston Beath Bluff, injuring Phillips and Parsons, who were thrown from the vehicle. Parsons suffered a skull base fracture. Phillips had only superficial injuries. The other three riders escaped unharmed but shaken. An ambulance and Dr Bicknell treated them at Lynn Hospital.
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Nahant
Marblehead
Hotel Preston
Beath Bluff
Phillips
Parsons
Wiliam Palmer
Lynn Hospital
Bicknell
Salem
Tonneau
Defence Probe on Death Scene in Heath Case
In Florence Dodge murder trial defense argues Heath may have died by accidental cause. Harlan Howe claims Heath’s body position could fit an accidental death, while government doctors’ account is challenged. Tomorrow witnesses may describe a possible accidental scenario.
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Heath
Witnesses clash in cross examination over Burlington doctor
Attorney-General Sargent pressured Dr. John Allen of Burlington in a tense cross examination that sparked laughter from spectators and a warning from Judge Hall. Allen testified Heath could not have been shot in the shown position and suggested the revolver may have misfired if dropped.
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John Allen
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Hall
Dr. Allen
Heath
West Street not to close during sewer repairs says mayor
Mayor Fitzgerald announced that Public Works will not close the entire West Street while sewer repairs proceed. The decision aims to minimize disruption as reconstruction continues.
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Fitzgerald
Public Works Department
West Street
Today’s anniversaries and notable births noted
The brief lists birthdays of historic figures including William Emerson born in 1768, Garcelon governor of Maine born in 1815, James Gordon Bennett Sr. who started The New York Herald in 1835, Philander Knox born in 1853, and Robert E. Peary born in 1856, with identifiers marking their roles and eras.
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Boston Review
Garcelon
Maine
The
New York Herald
James Gordon Bennett
Philander
Knox
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Boston Weekend Weather Forecast Shown as Fair
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Boston and nearby areas over Saturday and Sunday with seasonable temperatures. Winds are expected to be light to moderate from the west to southwest and similar conditions are noted for New England overall.
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Boston
New England
Baseball Results Across Leagues and City Sports News
National league scores feature Boston six New York five and Brooklyn five to Boston. American league shows Boston fourteen New York six and Philadelphia nine with Washington zero. Track meets listed as Harvard Dartmouth Yale Princeton Pennsylvania Cornell. Dartmouth defeats Cornell eight to tt. Tufts Vermont game ends in a ten inning tie. Amherst loses to Lafayette and Yale shuts out Virginia. City of Boston promotes sports for boys.
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Yale
Princeton
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Cameron
Shrabb
McFarland
Wolgast
Tufts
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