Debating Row Over Women Ask Harvard BU Debate
Harvard Union and Boston University clash over women speaking in a joint debate on unemployment relief. Harvard refuses female participants prompting university committees to negotiate terms. As tempers flare, students doubt a debate will occur without female speakers.
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Lever Hall
Cambridge
Harvard
Boston University
Boston University Club
Mary Cowell
Clarence Dempsey
John Gore
John P., Warren
Shirley EB. Johnson
Orr
Harvard Union
Boston University Society
Harvard Daily News
Women of New York Society Advance in Heritage and Letters
Mrs. James P. Kernochan travels for health as a DAR regent. A new Virginia Colonial Dames branch forms in New York under Mrs. Pryor and others, with first meeting in November. Ida E. Wells wins Barnard College freshman scholarship. Miss Brown lectures on literature and criticism.
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James P. Kernochan
New York City
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
West Virginia
Roger A. Pryor
National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Virginia State Society of Colonial Dames
Virginia Society
Russell Robinson
District of Columbia
National Society of Colonial Dames
New York
Pryor
George Pendleton Bowler
Charles Sands
Martha Campbell
James van Voast
Leonard G. Quinlin
Charles Avery Doremus
Ida E. Wells
Barnard College
Russell's Worcester Speech Attacks Republicans On Tariff
Ex Governor William E Russell spoke in Worcester urging Democrats to credit their tariff and relief policies while accusing Republicans of misrule. He blasted Greenhalge and warned of the A P A influence, urging a clear stance rather than half measures. Congressman O'Neil also spoke to the crowd.
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Worcester
William E. Russell
Congressman O'Neil
Russell
Autumn sports idols and bandaged heroes of society
The passage extols young social swells, likening football injuries and horse-hunt falls to autumn martyrdoms. It wryly notes society adores the limping and splintered athletes, presenting them as twin idols amid seasonal pursuits.
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Hese
Supreme Court approves sugar trust filing of condition证
The American sugar refinery ends its challenge after Supreme Court order requiring certificate of condition, capital stock, assets and liabilities. It files the document and pays a $200 fine. The certificate, signed by Havemeyer and others, lists March 1 1894 capitalization and November 30 1898 assets totaling 105 million, with 73.9 million capital.
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Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Commissioner of Corporations
H. O. Havemeyer
John B. Searles
F. O. Matthieson
McKinley Ohio Tour Reaches Ashtabula
Governor McKinley traveled with a delegation from Erie to Ashtabula where he spoke from a hotel balcony at 10 a m to a large crowd. The caravan, led by Mayor W S McKinnon, continues to Akron that evening.
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M'Kinley
Ohio
Ashtabula
McKinley
Erie
W. S. McKinnon
Daly
Axron
Castor Oil Promoted as Gentle Effective Laxative
An advertisement extols Castor Oil as a nonirritating laxative that aids nature. It claims the product is gentle on delicate tissues, soothes the bowels, and pleases the palate with a sweet taste. Distributed by M. Calm & Bro. and sold by druggists in 250 Tawalan.
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M.calm
Savings Offer At J Henry Norcross Tremont Row Store
You save from 25 to 50 percent by buying at J Henry Norcross located at 17-18-19-20 Tremont Row. The ad touts Saturday specials including toiletries and soaps such as Cashmere Bouquet and Pears with low prices and notes a large stock of items like Apricotines and Peanut Taffy for a November 3 promotion.
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J. Henry Norcross
Tremont Row
Women and wit spark boastful debate on affection
Dialogue pits a woman’s claim of social power against a playful challenge to affection. She quips that without her sex’s supposed dis ability women could conquer the world, revealing gender tensions and humor in social exchanges.
A Woman’s Testimony on Marriage Toll in Losses
A remark declares that many women can testify marriage brings losses for both sides, and the more gifted partner often bears the cost. The line suggests marriage outcomes favor neither party, with unequal burdens borne by the more talented spouse.
Faulkner Reports Pleasant Talk With Cleveland On Campaign
Senator Faulkner, head of the Democratic campaign committee, describes a cordial White House meeting with President Cleveland. He says Cleveland supports the committee’s efforts to present Democratic actions and contrasts the McKinley bill with current tariff reductions, praising Treasury conditions under Harrison and expressing confidence in Democratic prospects for the Fifty-fourth Congress.
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Democratic Party
Russell
Republican Party
Legislati
Greenhfge
Washington
Faulkner
Democratic Campaign Committee
Cleveland
White House
Congressional Committee
Congress
Chicago
Treasury
Harrison
Cincinnati class cruiser completes inspection in New London
The Cincinnati finishes daily duties on site as Naval Board returns before heading to stations. A surprise cutting-out drill is staged for a potential enemy attack and a torpedo test uses Whitehead warheads at 10 000 psi. results are only partly successful. The day ends with a collision drill and a test of watertight compartments as Cincinnati stays for Ericsson speed trials before moving to Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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New London
Conn
Cincinnati
Naval Board
Ericsson
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Mr Williams Proof to the Governor’s Memory
A reader challenges Governor Greenhalge on campaign claims about Democrats warning of 1890s monetary troubles. The letter cites speeches by Secretary Floyd and Speaker Marcellus as proof, arguing forewarnings preceded Cleveland’s 1893 presidency and accusing the governor of misremembering.
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Cleveland
White House
Greenhalge
Airchild
Newton
Custom House
New York
Jamaica Plain
Massachusetts
Se. Ag
Congress
Beatea
Beas
Aes
Boston
Bazaar at Music Hall to Run to November 8
Music Hall bazaar continues until Nov 8 then moves to Horti cultural Hall. Over $10,000 has been taken since opening. Odd Fellows led a parade on stage. closing banquet Thursday will report bazaar sales. Saratoga Orchestra performed last night and the Ladies' Orchestra will perform tonight. Mrs Lorimer remains bedridden.
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Music Hall
Horticultural Hall
Odd Fellows
Saratoga
Ladies’ Orchestra
Woman Craves Subtle Waves Over Deep Unspoken Love
A woman rejects a grand, deathly love and seeks constant reassurance in small, steady signals. She desires a message that travels in faint, rhythmic waves, delivering daily proof of affection.
Forget Not Quite My Sweet by Andrew Lang
Poem fragment in archaic diction expressing farewell and fading love. The speaker urges remembrance as he compares their love to sheaves of corn, grown spoiled by sea wind and frost, concluding with the plea to not forget.
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Andrew Lang
The
Sunday Post
H. L. Pangborn
National Council of Women to Open 1895 Session
The second triennial session of the National Council of Women of the United States opens February 18 1895 at Metzertt s Music Hall Washington with twenty seven sessions. Officers will be present and Countess of Aberdeen expected to attend. ceremonies include religious services and public programs through March 2. Floral tributes accompany the funeral procession to Woodlawn.
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National Council of Women of the
United States
Metzerdtt
Music Hall
Washington
D. C
National Council
National Councils of Women
France
Belgium
Germany
Canada
International Council of Women
Countess of Aberdeen
May Wright Sewall
North
Pennsylvania Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Frances E. Bagley
Washington Street
Detroit
Mich
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Stroudwater
Rachel Foster Avery
Somerton
Philadelphia
Penn
Isabella Charlies Davis
West Twenty Third Street
New York City
Funeral of Mrs Kerrison Preserved Church Worker Leader
The funeral of Mrs J H Kerrison wife of Kerrison of the Boston Post and mother of John C Kerrison of the Boston Herald was held yesterday afternoon from the Beachmont home. Death occurred Tuesday last and a large number of sympathizers visited the house. Services were conducted at St Pauls Church where she had served as vice president of the Church Workers Association and was active in welfare work. The church was crowded with mourners from many denominations led by Rev H G Wood.
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J. H. Kerrison
Kerrison
The
Boston Post
John C. Kerrison
Boston Herald
Beachmont
H. G. Wood
Mrs Grant to Reside Permanently in California
Mrs Ulysses S Grant will establish permanent residence in California with her son U S Grant Jr who has bought a fine estate near San Diego She told New York friends last spring she hoped to spend her remaining days on the Pacific coast where she and her late husband enjoyed happy years A memoir project detailing military and official life is nearly complete
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Ulysses S. Grant
California
U.S. Grant, Jr
San Diego
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association Meeting Report
The Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association held its monthly executive meeting at 3 Park Street with large attendance. Mrs. Livermore noted failed attempts to recruit a legislator to oppose woman suffrage for a debate. Petitions for suffrage were being largely signed. A new Equal Rights League formed at Sharon. Reports on suffrage fair work were filed from numerous leagues including Worcester, Winchester, Needham, Belmont, Melrose, Newton, Charlestown, Chelsea, East Boston, South Boston, Roxbury, Brighton, Everett, Cambridge, Dorchester, Warren, Waltham, Concord, Somerville, Natick, Hyde Park.
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Park Street
South Boston
Roxbury
Brighton
Everett
Cambridge
Dorchester
Warren, Waltham, Concord
Someerville
Natick
Hyde Park
Sunday Services and Talks at City Churches
Sunday program notes from several unions and churches. B Y M C A hosts sacred lecture by William C Lane of Cambridge Massachusetts on Pictures From the Life of Christ with quartet and organists at 7:30 pm. The Boston Y M C A presents Present Problems address Ingersollism with James Logan Gordon presiding at Association Hall. Music Hall hosts Evangelistic Association service with Rev James M Gray at 3 pm, Brookline Male Quartet. Tremont Temple Baptist Church lists morning sermon Man's Sublimest Heritage and evening The Dead Czar and the Living Christ with baptism and communion. Dr Fulton holds service on Christian and Romish Communion at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm with free seats.
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Christian Union
Union
Boylston Street
William C. Lane
Cambridge
Mass
Christ
F. P. Whitney
Flora E.barry
Frank ©. Holmes
Thomas Daniel
George Mendall Taylor
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
James Logan Gordon
Association Hall
A.S. Covel
Boston Y. M. C. A
Joseph Stewart
Salem Cadet Band
Music Hall
Evangelistic Association of
T. Albert Snow
Brookline
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Muesic Hall
George
Lorimer
D. D
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Fulton
Jesus
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