Hanna agrees not to oppose Roosevelt indorsement in Ohio convention
Senator Hanna decided to offer no further opposition to a proposed resolution in the Ohio Republican State convention endorsing President Roosevelt for another term. He indicated receipt of a telegram from Roosevelt urging the endorsement and said he would not oppose the action, though some close to him doubt its advisability this year.
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Lam
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Hanna
Kiley Exonerated by the House in Vote
The House officially exonerates Representative Daniel J. Kiley of Ward 8 after an investigation into accusations he aided illegal voting. Testimony by Harry Malloy alias Harry Brown was recanted as perjury, and the committee found no evidence of conduct unbecoming a legislator. The exoneration was read to applause as Kiley expressed relief and gratitude.
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House of Representatives
Daniel J. Kiley
Ward 8
Harry “Brown
Brown
Kiley
House
St. Albans
Nathan Barnett
Barnett
Election Laws Committee
Representative Luce
Messrs
Brewer
Mitchell
Dowse
Luce
Committee On Election Laws
Harry S. Malloy
Harry Brown
Llegal
Malloy
Riley
Post
Mitchell of
Marlboro
Lowell Mills Strike Looms Over Opened Factories
Lowell leaders plan to reopen the mills after nine weeks of strike by 18,000 operatives seeking a 10 percent wage increase. Union and non union workers debate who will return as contributions rise from unions nationwide. The Textile Council prepares actions if mills attempt a partial restart, while Greek operatives vote to resume work and workers in Maine and New England anticipate a broader showdown.
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Lowell
Lowell Cotton Mills
Boston
Textile Council
Middle
Far West
West
South
New England
Philadelphia
Roberts F. Conroy
Little Canada
Death of J. J. May Dorchester's Esteemed Citizen
John Joseph May longtime Dorchester iron and hardware merchant dies Monday night in his 90s. He was son of Samuel and Mary Goddard May with lineage tracing to Captain John May from the 1680 Puritan migration. He ran the family business until retirement 25 years ago.
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John Joseph May
Dorchester
Mr. May
Samuel
Mary Goddard May
John May
Dedham Cricket Club to Represent Town This Season
The Dedham Cricket Club plans to field a town representative team after years. About 40 members, with John Woodrow as president, Samuel Bargh as secretary, and Robert E. Martin as captain and manager. Grounds are Oakdale corner of Milton and River streets. Roster lists 14 players, 12 with prior experience.
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Dedham Cricket Club
John Woodrow
Samuel Bargh
Robert E. Martin
Oakdale
Milton and
River Streets
Dedham
Fifty Thousand More For Harvard Infirmary Ward
James Stillman of New York has given 50000 dollars to fund a ward for contagious diseases at Harvard College Hospital. The gift equals about half the cost of the present building and improves infirmary capacity but leaves the institution still underendowed and unable to fully sustain new grounds and buildings. Harvard donors and alumni question long term support as new structures loom.
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James Stillman
New York
Stillman Infirmary
Harvard
College Hospital
Fourth Musicale Pleases With Polished Night of Songs
The Mme Etta Edwards Musi cale featured Edith Ellsbree and Frederic Martin delivering refined vocal performances. The program opened with French songs and standard arias, then moved to Verdi Il Trovatore and Gounod Faust in concert form under Signor Vianesi.
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Mme
Etta Edwards
Brudhomme
Martin
Verdi
Frank P. Fairbanks Wins Paige Travelling Scholarship
The 27th annual School of the Museum of Fine Arts portrait exhibit opened at the Boston Art Club. Frank P. Fairbanks of Roxbury won the Paige travelling scholarship, the top prize, granting two years abroad study and 80 dollars yearly. He must exhibit work quarterly. Fairbanks, born in 1875, studied at Dwight and Lowell design schools before joining the MFA program.
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School of the Museum of Fine Arts
Boston Art Club
J. Montgomery Sears
Nathaniel Thayer
Paige
Frank P. Fairbanks
Roxbury
Frank Perley Fairbanks
South End
Dwight School
Lowell School of Design
The
Museum of Fine Arts
Regal Shoe Stores Open Three New Outlets in Boston
The Regal firm debuts three Boston stores at 169 Tremont 248 Washington and 71 Devonshire streets showcasing the Window of the Sole and the Oak Tan leather line. The company operates 55 stores including London and San Francisco outlets with direct factory to consumer sales and a Massachusetts organized corporation led by L. C. Bliss E. J. Bliss and C. H. Cross.
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Regal Folks
Tremont Street
Regal
Boston
Washington Street
Devonshire Street
Custom
Raleigh
Vici
Symphony
Sylvan
Berwin
Latona
Summer Street
San Francisco
London
Church Green
Brockton
Whitman
Regal Shoe Company
Massachusetts
L. C. Bliss
E. J. Bliss
C. H. Cross
New York
England
Erin Court Initiation At St Rose Hall
Erin Court, M. C. Co. F., held a large meeting with 15 candidates initiated by John Henry Newman Court Everett. Dignitaries included Stephen J. O’Brien, Fred Driscoll, John F. Murray, and William Byrne. Guests from Malden Jamaica Plain and St. Clare Court attended. remarks by M. Leonard and John J. Sheehan followed a served collation.
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St. Rose Hall
Erin Court
John Henry Newman
Maurice Dinneen
Malden
Father Sheridan
Jamaica Plain
M. Leonard
Americus
John J. Sheehan
Cathedral Court
Tenure of Office for Somerville Teachers Likely Adoption
Somerville School Board likely to adopt tenure of office for teachers. An April annual election system would end and place teachers on a more permanent basis. The move follows reports of dismissals for minor reasons and recent transfers between districts.
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Somerville
G. W. W. Whiting
Committee On Rules
Verdi Club's Season Finale Concert at Chickering Hall
The Verdi Orchestral Club wrapped its season with a concert at Chickering Hall directed by J. M. Flockton. Clara Wild Jackson soprano Bernhard Levitow violinist, and Thoras K. Johnson on piano accompanied selections by Schubert Gounod Mendelssohn Strauss and Boccherini. The performance earned praise for Flockton's leadership and the ensemble's artistic development.
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Verdi Orchestral Club
Chickering Hall
J. M. Flockton
Clara §Wild Jackson
Bernhard Levitow
Schubert
Gounod
Faust
Mendelssohn
Johann Strauss
Bendix
Gillet
Boccherini
Flockton
Jackson
Levitow
Tufts College Prize Winners Named in Oratory Contest
The Greenwood oratory prizes at Tufts College were awarded in Goddard Chapel Medford on May 26. First prize went to George Arthur Miller of Worth Attleboro, second to Charles Masson Andrews of Newtonville, and third to Sidney G. Willis of West Concord, Vermont.
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Electric Guns
Twice Daily Aliven
Teegh
BIC
Earl and
Philadelphia Item
Chicago
David Graham Phillips
Brooklyn Eagle
N. Y
Mr. Phillips
N. Y. American
Washington
Ohio
Indorsing Roosevelt
Bostonian
Lowell Mills
J. J. May
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Down Town
Washinton St
Back Bay
Boylston St
Medina
Tremont St
Mme. Edwards’s Musicale
Regal Shoe
San
Regal Shoe Store
Newspaper Row
Lawrence McCarty
Leggee
Dan McAvoy
Huntington Ave
Wright & Ditson’s
Washington St
Cohen's Cigar Store
Spimmer St
Oblast Shoe Store
Washington, Cor. Boylston
National League South End Grounds
Cor
Columbus Ave
Walpole St
Pittsburg
Connelly’s
Adams House
Grand Opera House
Pinsathaes
Appy Coligan
Ross Snow
Bowdoin
Square Theatre
Ama
East Lynne
Hagenbeck
Boston Museum
Charles Frohman
Empire Theatre CO
Margaret Anailin
Dan
Vincent Memorial Trogpital
Colonial Theatre
Sam S. Shobert
Nixon
Zimmerman
Lone Widon
Ren Torah
T. Abamowski
Tel
Alace
Adamiess
Eden
Haymarket
Austin
Stone's Museum
Tremont Row
Lew Muldbogn
Roberts
Merica Ah A
Cuuriow
Ieee aRie Ceca
Howard
ehShay M. Lilly
Van
Patsy
Aflgat
the Young
Orbett
Terry McGovern
A. O. Dupcan
Hickmans
Fred Stuber
Kizier and
Webb
King
Philip
Gertie Randolph
Burlesque Co
Paris
Whylliam
Loraine Iive Gs Gt &. Mats
Will “Jessy and
Blanche Dayne
Ipik Village
Joe
Myra
Buster’ Keaton
Edith Helena
Hubert Deveau
Malden Auditorium
Gg. D. Campes
Ater
Whiting
Thoras K. Johnson
Tufts College
M.D. Jones & CO
Portland ST
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