Sir Cecil to Live in Dublin This Summer
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice the British ambassador to the United States has leased the Parsons estate at Dublin New Hampshire as a summer embassy for the season. The return of the embassy to Dublin renews the little summer colony in the highest hamlet in New Hampshire. Former ambassador James Bryce previously spent summers there. McVeagh will be a neighbor and President Wilson will be nearby at Cornish within a short drive.
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Concord
N. H
Cecil Spring-Rice
Great Britain
United States
Parsons Estate
Dublin
Mt. Desert
New Hampshire
James Bryce
Spring-Rice
Colorado Summer Vacation Promises Scenic Rail Tours
Outdoor lovers are invited to enjoy Colorado this summer with scenic train trips from Chicago to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo aboard the Rocky Mountain Limited and the Colorado Flyer. The ad highlights low fares from June 1 to September 30 and offers two travel books Little Journeys in Colorado and Under the Turquoise Sky for readers. S. L. Parrott.
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Colorado
Rocky
St. Louis
Rock Island
S. L. Parrott
New England
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Springfield Trolleymen Vote Strike To Enforce Arbitration
Springfield May 22 The Springfield Trolleymen Union votes 613 to 6 in favor of a strike to enforce arbitration of a grievance. The union executive board will meet tomorrow morning with Springfield Street Railway Company officials to discuss the matter.
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Springfield
Springfield Trolleymen’s Union
Union
The
Springfield Street Railway Company
Trolleymen Strike Threat Discussed at Union HQ
Union officials said the power to call a strike rests with the board subject to international officers approval which O'Brien said would likely be given. The grievance involves a discharged union clerk and arbitration talks with the company failed to yield a settlement. Reardon of Worcester, a national executive board member, is due to lead the trolley men’s side tomorrow.
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Patrick J. O’brien
E. J. Dickson
John H. Reardon
Worcester
The
Trolleymen's Union of America
Peace advocates urge U S as world leader in lasting harmony
Alfred Noyes and Norman Angell spoke at the Massachusetts Peace Society dinner in Filene's Hall urging a shift from war to law. Angell argued war does not pay and promoted peace education, citing the Balkan and Crimean wars. Noyes praised the goal of universal peace and urged the United States to lead. A resolution urged halting Panama Canal fortifications for sober second thought.
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United States
Alfred “Noyes
Massachusetts Peace Society
Filene’s Hall
John L. Gardner
Norman Angell
Massachusetts
Perry
Boston
Cambridge
Mr. Angell
Noyes
Lyman Abbott
Francis E. Clark
W. Murray Crane
Charles F. Dole
George F. Edmunds
Samuel J. Elder
Everett O. Fisk
William B. Huntington
Augustine Jones
Marcus P. Knowlton
William Lawrence
John D. Long
A. Lawrence Lowell
Richard Cockburn Maclaurin
Alexander Mann
Samuel W. McCall
Lucia Ames Mead
Alexander Meiklejohn
Lemuel Herbert Marlin
Philip 8. Moxom
Ellen Fitz Pendleton
William B. Plunkett
Bernard J. Rothwel
L. Clark Seelye
Benjamin F. Trueblood
A. F E. Winship
Mary F. Woolley
J. Malcolm Forbes
T. B. Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Woodward Hudson
Robert Treat Paine
Edwin D. Mead
William A. Mowry
Burke Tea Service Auction Fetches 7600 Dollars
A porcelain tea set once owned by Edmund Burke sold at auction for 7600 dollars in London on May 22. The service including a teacup cream jug and two cups originated in Bristol and was presented to Burke after his 1774 election to Parliament. The same teapot last sold 30 years ago for 750 dollars.
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London
Edmund Burke
Burke
House of Commons
Bristol
New Zealand Suffrage Shaped By Women and Government
Miss Anderson Hughes describes New Zealand reforms under woman suffrage including mothers pensions old age pensions penny postage compulsory education to 15 government nurses arbitration boards workmen homes and factories. She notes Maori women vote and that New Zealand enfranchised women 20 years ago, with 8 percent voter participation and government ownership of railroads.
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Boards of
Anderson Hughes
New Zealand
New England Woman Suffrage Association
Joy Street
United States
Henry Ives
New Hampshire
FOSS WORKERS HOLD OFF THE STRIKE
Hyde Park workers defer strike action and seek conciliation. The mass meeting, led by S. M. Thompson, heard officials urge patience and negotiation after discussions with Governor Foss failed to yield a solution. Local leaders promised another conference today.
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FOSS
Hyde Park
Boston
State Board
S. M. Thompson
John Becker
Becker Milling Machine Company
State House
Court Denies Water Access in Brookline Right of Way
The Superior Court at Dedham issues a final decree permanently restraining Mrs. Minnie S. Quimby from laying water pipes through a right of way in the estate of Helen P. Dane. Dane is wife of Ernest B. Dane a Brookline selectman and president of the Brookline Trust Company and a director of the Floating Hospital.
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Superior Court
Dedham
Minnie S. Quimby
B. F. Quimby
Helen P. Dane
Ernest B. Dane
Brookline Selectman
Brookline Trust Company
Brookline Water Pipe Dispute Reaches Supreme Court
Mrs. Quimby loses right to connect to town water as Dane estate surrounds her Garden Lot estate in Brookline. Dane sues to stop laying pipes via the Dane right of way to Hammond street. Quimby claims spring water polluted. Court grants permanent injunction and orders Quimby to pay $27.28 costs.
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Dane
Hammond Street
Prophet of Peace Inauguration and Taft Armament Debate
To the Editor of the Post Sir there is lack of clearness in Boston notion of a prophet of peace We inaugurate the statues of Edward Everett Hale with an inscription largely deserved for his efforts to reduce armaments up to his last public appearance We welcome William Howard Taft with a similar acclamation though among his final utterances was an appeal for an increase of armaments Erving Winslow.
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Sir
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
William Howard Taft
Erving Winslow
Harvard 1914 Button Plan Aids Class Unity
Harvard 1914 students to wear distinct lapel buttons to help juniors recognize each other. Over 450 buttons will be distributed. The committee includes C. H. Crombie I. A. Herter R. H. Kettel and A. C. Redfield.
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Harvard
C. H. Crombie
West Roxbury
I. A. Herter
New York
Whitney Divorce Suit Is Dismissed by Suffolk Court
Judge Morton in the Suffolk Divorce Court yesterday dismissed the libel of Alfred H. Whitney against his wife Mrs. Mabel Smith Whitney of 15 Vernon street Brookline on statutory charges. Whitney a traveling salesman charged his wife with misconduct with Dr Henry Cogan of 92 Mt Vernon street Roxbury in June 1911.
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Morton
Suffolk
Alfred H. Whitney
Mabel Smith Whitney
Vernon Street
Brookline
Whitney
Henry Cogan
Mt. Vernon Street
Roxbury
Gold Dust shines in home cleaning message
An advertisement extols Gold Dust as a versatile cleaner that touches china pots and pans floors woodwork and clothes. It promises thorough quick results making cleaning pleasant and creating a brighter neater home atmosphere.
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Oxford
Heywood
Alice Stone Blackwell
Woman’s Journal
Joseph Walker
Maud Howe Elliott
George Washington
France
Helen King Robinson
Shuman
Madras
Copenhagen
Navy
Noran
Gilchrist’s
Gilchrist
Washington
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