Dr Hastings Voices on Women's Suffrage and Patience
Dr Caroline Hastings a Boston physician and School Board member discusses politics and the vote. She questions why women should be interested while noting naturalized workers have a say and predicting women will vote within ten years or never. Her prophecy ends with a wait.
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Caroline Hastings
Boston
Post
Mary Livermore
Lucy Stone
George Eliot
America
Dr. Hastings
The Matinee Girl and the Sunlit Saturday Fashion
A sunny Saturday brings the matinee girl out with bold headgear and a plush bag. She carries a silver portemonnaie and a half-pound box of Huyler’s under a seal cape while managing a long skirt. Burns and Burns-like musings critique vanity and sight, urging lace to mask the gaslight curl during daytime.
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Huyler’s
Burns
Sara
Fatally Burned Woman in Beach Street Fire
A blast and blaze at 113 Beach Street fatally burned Mrs. Margaret Flynn and severely burned Maggie Crosby and Hugh Cleary living in the same tenement. Fire started when a lamp exploded as Flynn prepared to light it after tucking in her three children.
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No. 113
Beach Street
Margaret Flynn
Maggie Crosby
Hugh McCleary
Women Talked About In Local News And Arts
Mrs. E. V. Prouty leads a new American literature department at the Women's Educational and Industrial Union. A Greek art class under Miss Adeliza Brainard will visit the Art Museum to study themes in clay and canvas. Florence Elizabeth Corey, first woman artist in New York carpet design, will lecture at Mechanics' Fair and host a reception with Mrs. Ellen M. Richardson. Dr. Augusta Pope, sister of Colonel Pope, lies seriously ill at 163 Newbury Street. A court vindicates Mrs. Leader. Mrs. Major-General Smith retracts a costly accusation about a brooch. Mrs. Jefferson enjoys touring with her husband, Brooklyn Comedy Club to stage Miss Helen McKay leads in Brookline farce 728.
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E. V. Prouty
Women’s Educational and Industrial Union
Adeliza Brainard
Art Museum
Florence Elizabeth Corey
School of Art and Technical Design
New York City
Mechanics’ Fair
Ellen M. Richardson
Pierce Building
Augusta Pope
Albert A. Pope
Newbury Street
Leader
Smith
No License Meetings Held In Woburn Hall Crowd Fills Lyceum
The third no license meeting in Woburn under the committee of one hundred drew a well filled crowd at Lyceum Hall. Henry E. McGowan opened, then Rev. William C. Barrows and Rev. William J. Murphy spoke. The group plans to continue meetings until December's city election and pledges to enforce liquor laws if no license is approved.
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Wosurn
Committee of One Hundred
Lyceum Hall
Henry E. McGowan
William C. Barrows
First Baptist Church
Griffin Place
William J. Murphy
North Congregational Church
North Woburn
Making Voters of Paupers
United States Commissioner Shields visited Ludlow Street jail and accepted bail for fifteen more paupers from Randall's Island arrested for illegal registration. Liveryman John I. Quinn stood as bondsman for $75,000. Many men were nearly imbecile, unable to sign or raise their hands for oath.
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New York
United States
Shields
Ludlow Street
Randall’s Island
John I. Quinn
City Striking Wiremen Form Cooperative Electric Co
New York workers organize a cooperative electric company after a strike, promising guaranteed work with no trouble and timely completion. They resist a pact among eighteen firms, aiming for a victorious outcome.
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New York
Tide Drowns Four Salvage Workers in Roumania Cargo Loss
In Beniche Portugal on November 6, high tides swept away cargo from the wrecked steamer Roumania. Four Portuguese salvors were drowned after being overtaken by the tide a day or two earlier while attempting to recover the cargo.
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Beniche
Portugal
Vaudeville and Theatre Notes From Boston Stage
The Boston theatre scene features the Boston Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company with European and American acts, including LeRoy the Belgian conjuror and Carry Joy. Minnie French remains Innocent Kidd in A Parlor Match at Bondcoisi Square Theatre. two election night performances are planned.
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Charlie Evans
Niles
Bvyans
Wil He Hoey
Hoey and
Bryant
Evans
Hoey
Charlie Hoyt
Boston Howard Atheneum Star Specialty Company
John D. Hopkins
Europe
America
M. Servais LeRoy
Hopkins
Kara
Ena Bertoldi
Bernard Dyllyn
Murray and
Pure California Wines 11 per Gallon Assorted 4 Bottles
Blanchard and Faerar offers assorted Pure California wines priced at 11 per gallon for four bottles. Delivery and pickup details listed at Dock Square and Fanual Mall Sa locations.
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Blanchard & Faerar
Dock Sq
Fancul Mall Sa
Kneisel Quartet at Chickering Hall Tonight With Noted Guests
The Kneisel Quartet performs this evening at Chickering Hall with Clayton Johns, Ed Sale, and works by Schumann and Schubert. Tickets with reserved seats are on sale at the box office Music Hall. Adele Lewing resumes piano lessons at 179 Tremont Street.
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Ed Lalo
Schumann
Schubert
Music Hall
Kneisel
Chickering Hall
Clayton Johns
Ed Sale
Randolph
Mass
Adele Lewing
Europe
Tremont Sireet
Marguerite Hall
Cneer
Carl Baerman
Union Hall
C. M. Loeffler
Leo Schulz
Brussels Workingmen Rally for Universal Suffrage
A massive Brussels gathering protested the House committee on suffrage and urged a forceful march to the Chambers. Delegations from other cities join in a Tuesday demonstration, with socialist leaders issuing inflammatory calls and prospects of a riotous event.
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BrussEls
House Committee
Belgium
Druwks Fatal End in Train Accident at Winchester
A drunk man fell under a Boston and Maine locomotive as a 9 20 p m train departed Cross Street Winchester Saturday night. He was severed by the wheels, with remains later identified as William Moran about 26 of the Sand Hills district Winchester.
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Winchester
Woburn
Boston & Maine Railroad
Cross Street
William Moran
Sand Hills
Moran
Brooklyn's Big Fire Leaves 22 Buildings Destroyed
A major blaze in Brooklyn New York on November 6 destroyed twenty two structures with a corrected total loss of 588000 dollars. Insurance coverage is reported to cover all losses. Ellen Downey died from shock and exposure after being burned out. Agnes Morrison, burned out, sought refuge in Richard Hennick's house. Hennick, intoxicated, expelled her causing injuries and was arrested.
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N. Y
Ellen Downey
Agnes Morrison
Richard Hennick
Hennick
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