Mayors Converge For New England Milk Inspection Talk
The New England mayors and city officials opened a two day conference at the City Club with Mayor John F. Fitzgerald presiding. Dr Thomas E Maloney urged education on milk value and reviewed cattle inspection standards as part of the milk supply discussion.
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New England
City Club
Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Civic Advance
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Thomas E. Matoney
Fail River
W. T. Sedgwick
Institute of ‘Technology
F. Spencer Baldwin
H. Laure Brown
Maloney
Worcester
Mrs Foss and Mrs Storer Honored by Club Women
Mrs Eugene N Foss wife of the governor elect and Mrs Bellamy are honored by local club women in a reception noting their community service and social leadership. The event highlights their roles in public life and civic engagement within the community.
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Eugene N. Foss
Bellamy
Storer Honored by Women’s Club at Lenox Luncheon
The Professional Women’s Club hosted Mrs. Storer at a luncheon at the Lenox Hotel. Members, though calling the group Professional, are arts and crafts oriented and praised her ceramic work as founder of Rockwood Pottery in Cincinnati.
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Storer
Professional
Lenox Hotel
Mrs. Storer
Rockwood Pottery
Cincinnati
Woman Wizard of the Wheel honored by Storer luncheon
Emily Selinger presented a poem to Mrs. Storer with club support praising her artistic pottery. Speakers included Mrs. Foss on politics, Mrs. Maud Wood Park on suffrage, and Mrs. Storer noting her grandmotherly duties and cautious views on women’s vote.
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Emily Selinger
Maud Wood Park
Sold Football Tickets Arrest Highlights Cambridge Fine
Frank Roberts, 42, of Tremont Street, Cambridge, was arrested yesterday morning and arraigned in Cambridge District Court for selling football tickets without a license. He was fined $15. Authorities note this is the first ticket speculation case this year. Roberts had a large bundle of tickets for the Harvard Dartmouth game, offered near Massachusetts Avenue and Holyoke.
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Frank Roberts
Tremont Street
Cambridge
Roberts
Japanese polar expedition leader urged to commit hari kari
Lieutenant Shiraz, organizer of the Japanese expedition to the South Pole, was urged by the Yamato newspaper to kill himself after a failed venture. He sails in November on the 200 ton Tensho Maru, but declares no need to heed the call.
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Victoria
B. C
Shiraz
South Pole
Yamato of
Tokio
Southern States Show Good Gains
The 18th census counts Alabama population at 2,138,993, up 309,896 or 16.9 percent from 1,828,697 in 1900. Florida reaches 751,139, up 222,597 or 42.1 percent from 1900, with 1890–1900 increases of 85 percent.
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Washington
Alabama
Florida
Few Great President in South On Board the U S S Montana
The dispatch from Charleston reports President Taft arriving aboard the U S S Montana for a voyage to Panama. The crowd is described as cautious and the conservative element mostly avoids public display, with few children reviewed and most citizens going about their business.
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Montana
Charleston
Taft
Panama
Rear Admiral Staunton Eyes Colon Landing With Cruiser Squadron
Rear Admiral Staunton’s armored cruiser squadron led by the Tennessee and Montana steamed at 16 30 o clock in clear seas, heading down the coast to land the President at Colon on Monday forenoon. The President rest on the flagship and worked on the train overnight. Mr Taft heads for the Isthmus of Panama to inspect canal conditions.
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Staunton
Tennessee
Montana
Colon
Taft
Panama
Taft plans Panama trip amid canal legislation push
The article notes ongoing executive and engineering issues at the Isthmus and Congress to frame toll rates and railroad regulation. Taft will visit the isthmus for four days, return to Charleston on November 22, stop in Richmond on November 23, and then go to Washington. He travels on a business trip with his brother Charles Taft and a small staff.
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Congress
Panama
Congres
Mr. Taft
Isthmus
Charleston
Richmond
Washington
Charles P. Taft
Norton
Rourke Names Heads for New City Public Works Department
Deputy Superintendent James Sullivan Assistant City Engineer F L McInnis and bridge chief Frederick H Fay would head the three divisions of the proposed public works department if the City Council approves consolidating the street engineer and water departments. The move, announced by Superintendent Rourke to the executive committee, aims to create a department under a public works commissioner with a $5000 salary for top officials. If the ordinance passes, consolidation would take effect February 1.
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James Sullivan
F. L. McInnis
Frederick H. Fay
Rourke
Chamber of Commerce
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Sedgwick
Board of Health
Ford Hall
Mrs. Foss
Bellamy Storer
Woman’s Club
National Biscuit
Cottonfield
N. K. Fairbank Company
Ella Fairbanks
Woman's Suffrage
South
Ralston
Ralston Purina Mills
St. Louis
Purina
OLR
Yaa Ae
Washington Street
Mass. Ave
South Framingham Stevens Bldg
Waverly St
Brockton
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