Boston Mayoral Candidates Testify Before Committee
President Thomas J. Kenny and Congressman Andrew J. Peters appeared before the Citizens' Municipal League advisory committee to announce their Boston mayoral bids. Walter J. Collins and John R. Murphy were invited and attended. no decision from the committee yet as it adjourns to Monday afternoon.
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Andrew J. Peters
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Murphy
Sayre Bowes Sayre Arrives At White House For Wedding Plans
Francis Bowes Sayre, the fiancé of Miss Fessie Woodrow Wilson, spends a few days at the White House. He rode the White House motors, attended theater, and is expected to help finalize plans for the October 25 wedding. Invitations and guest list preparations are underway though exact numbers remain undisclosed.
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Washington
Francis Fe Bowes Sayre
Fessie Woodrow Wilson
White House
Sayre
Pert Penme
Roosevelt called a great democrat in Buenos Aires manifesto
In Buenos Aires on October 31 the Social Museum committee issued a manifesto inviting the public to participate in Roosevelt's forthcoming visit. The document calls Colonel Roosevelt a great democrat whose presence is a dynamic force supporting social and political doctrines.
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Buenos Ayres
Social Museum
Theodore Roosevelt
Loosevelt
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promoted For Liver and Blood Cleansing
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle effective substitute for Salomel. It claims to cleanse liver and bowels, improve skin, breath, and energy with a nightly dose of one or two tablets. The Olive Tablet Company markets the product as olive colored tablets mixed with olive oil and available for purchase.
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Dr. Edwards
R. Kidwards
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Olive Tablet Company
Volunteers of America and Salvation Army May Not Amalgamate
New York Oct 31 staff of Volunteers of America says there can be no amalgamation with the Salvation Army without consent of the Volunteers governing council. The statement responds to Bramwell Booth implying potential merger if requested by his brother Ballington Booth.
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Volunteers of America
Salvation Army
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Bramwell Booth
Ballington Booth
Volunteers of America Await Council Approval
The statement emphasizes VOA as a democratic body and notes General Ballington Booth has a single vote. It calls for governing council approval of the proposal and expresses weariness over years of repeated questions about the matter.
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Volunteers of America
Baltlington Booth
Salvation Army chief scoffs at Lusitania passage cost
Colonel Adam Gifford of the Boston Salvation Army rejects reports that General Booth and his secretary paid $1125 for Lusitania travel and a royal suite. He says Booth traveled as a guest and that railroad fares for workers are paid by companies, not the army, and questions any supposed five cent payment.
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Adam Gifford
Boston Salvation Army
Salvation Army
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William Booth
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Canada
General Booth
Steamship Company
Farrar Sings Through Cold at Boston Symphony Hall
Geraldine Farrar performed despite a sudden cold during yesterday's public rehearsal of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Symphony Hall. She delivered a notably strong rendition, showing continued artistic growth and vocal command despite limited speech backstage.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Geraldine Farrar
Miss Farrar
Mozart and Weber Highlight Ailed Vienna Concert Night
The performance featured a strong Mozart E flat flat symphony and Weber Jubilee overture as the audience rose for the anthem. Miss Farrar gave a powerful recital of Mozart and Wagner pieces despite throat issues, while Schilling’s Sea pieces were faulted as ultra modern and repetitive by critics.
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Max Schillings
Weber
Miss Farrar
Wagner
Tristan
Schilling
Germany
Condemned Leo Frank Denied New Trial
Atlanta, Oct 31. Leo M. Frank, condemned for the Mary Phagan murder, was denied a new trial by Judge L. Roan who presided at the original trial. Frank's sole remaining recourse is an immediate appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
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Frank
Supreme Court
Twins in Brockton Defy Distinction by Parental Aids
Callers at the Bisbee home struggle to tell Ruth and Rita apart the three year old twins weigh 33 and 41 pounds respectively. The mother notes the twins were kept in a box over a radiator and fed three drops of milk at a time after ten days. The family history includes Garfield ancestry and frequent parental travel. The twins share close bonds yet sleep separately and dress with individual styles.
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Bisbee
Sansome Street
Brockton
Ruth
Rita
Hartley Wife Granted Temporary Restraining Order
Judge George in Suffolk Probate Court issued a temporary order barring Arthur I Hartley of Revere from interfering with his wife May Hartley and her liberty. The petition cites cruel treatment toward May and their two children, George W. five, Dorothy V. three. Pending the hearing, May Hartley retains custody of the children.
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George
Suffolk
Arthur IF. Hartley
Revere
May Hartley
Ice Shortage Strains Boston Vendors Amid Heat
Warm weather has caused a Boston ice shortage expected to last into January. Manager Hopkins of the Boston Ice Company says current supply is less than half of last year's on hand. Dealers must seek ice farther afield, often from Maine ponds, raising prices though not causing a famine.
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Boston Ice Company
Maine Ponds
New Hampshire
Frisco Dedicates Lincoln Highway
San Francisco marked the western terminus dedication of the Lincoln Highway at a mass meeting. Representatives from commercial and civic organizations spoke and a municipal band concert closed the event.
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San Francisco
Do You Suffer With Rheumatism Ad Boldly Promotes Remedy
A nostalgic advertisement touts Elmer & Amend's 2851 as a rheumatism cure. It claims thousand of users report relief and that reliable druggists carry the product.
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Elmer & Amend
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