Carroll for Superior Court Bench Seen as Ideal Choice
The appointment of James B. Carroll to the vacancy on the Superior Court bench caused by Judge Corcoran's resignation is expected to be warmly approved statewide. Carroll is praised for talent, hard work, integrity, and earnestness, with respect from peers and supporters who see him as a fitting successor maintaining Massachusetts judiciary standards.
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James .B. Carroll
Corcoran
Carroll
Massachusetts
ePre le
People demand best men for board after system change
The text argues the majority party must nominate its strongest members to ensure proper board control. It warns the minority could lower quality with undesirable picks, and the public will closely watch the Democratic sticker selections to secure the best.
Democratic unity urged in Boston mayoral race
A letter argues against independent candidacy to challenge Mayor Matthews. It urges Howe Biehner and J ay Mederick to seek the nomination within the Democratic process before the primary, warning that post nomination independents would split the party and endanger the city. It stresses caucuses or delegate conventions as proper paths and promises party support after nomination.
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Howe Biehner
J.ay Mederick
Matthews
Democratic’ Party
Euch
Democratic Party
Weill
City Committee
Democrats of
Boston
Democracy of
Noes
Yale Penn Game Sparks Debate On Future Football Rivalry
The upcoming contest between Yale and the University of Pennsylvania in New York heightens interest in college football. Analysts note Yale’s vulnerability after two straight losses by opponents scoring against them, while Harvard remains a tough benchmark and Penn’s recent performance draws attention to potential strength gaps for Yale in the season ahead.
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Yale
University of Pennsylvania
York
Ieee
Harvard
Harvards
Pennsys
Santifa
Springfield
Boston voters push for higher grade Board of Aldermen
In Boston this year the people demand a higher quality Board of Aldermen. They want reform across parties, with both Democrats and Republicans urged to provide a capable council. The public vote is seen as a verdict on the current board’s abilities and a call for stronger leadership.
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Aldermei
Boston
Democratié
Republican Rty
Adérmanic
Perio Meard
Boston Faces Rail Control Fight Over New York Line
Boston leaders warn that New York New Haven Hartford control threatens service and independence. President Clark defends economy while criticizing loss of Boston accommodations and calls for an independent line to prevent discrimination and improve security.
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Boston
New
New York, New Haven & Hartford Corporation
Clark
New Haven Road
New York
Massachusetts Industry Prospects Through Tariff Reform
Albert C. Houghton of Arnold Print Works in North Adams argues tariff revision will boost Massachusetts industry. He cites 1800 workers and claims free raw materials, especially coal, would add about 100000 annually to North Adams and improve conditions for workers and manufacturers alike. He views tariff reform as essential for local prosperity.
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Albert c. Houghton
Arnold Print -Works
North Adams
Massachusetts
New England
Houghton
Poste all sold amid rush for Sunday Posts
The Post counted standing room only as theatres sold out posts yesterday at 10 o clock. It was expected there would be high demand for Sunday Posts due to the vel music supplement, though the days were underesti- mated.
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Bet
Observant Citizen Notes Life in Newton and Local Arts Scenes
The piece tours Newton police efficiency led by Officer Mitchell in Waban Village, praising courteous patrols and helpful guidance. It also covers the Unity Art Club in Boston planning tenthi receptions, the club’s annual meeting, finances, and ongoing winter art classes with leaders M. T. Chapin and Henrietta Paige, plus concern for the Toole family trials across the state.
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Unity
Ae Eo Eeatogen
Boston
M. T. Chapin
M. M. Everett
Henrietta Paige
Newton
Omar Waban
Ber
Mitchell
Independent Press Move by Virginia Widow of Senator
The widow of late Senator H. H. Riddleberger of Virginia manages his Woodstock paper and plans full independence from political actions. Ex Senator Dawes was bitten by a neighbor's dog in Pittsfield but expects no ill effects after proper treatment. Dwight L Moody to lead revival meetings in Ashington if funds are raised. Mark Twain appears older but sharp with humor. Depew to visit Pompeii on his abroad trip. Minnie Hauk recounts a mishap with makeup during L Africaine in Philadelphia. Hank heads to Japan to sing in major cities.
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H. H. Riddleberger
Virginia
Woodstock
Riddleberger
Dawes
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Minnie Hauk
Philadelphia
Chicago
Mme@ Hank
Japan
Life of Krameis Parkman Reflects Peak of American History Writing
The obituary recalls Parkman as a premier North American historian whose works, rivaling Prescott and Motley, explored colonial and indigenous themes. Fiske praised The Conspiracy of Pontiac as brilliant, while Parkman’s mono graphs and novels spanned 1850s to 1920s, including Pioneers of France in the New World and Frontenac and New France Under Louis XIV.
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Krameis Parkman
America
Prescott
Bancroft
Pontiac
John Fiske
Herodotus
Macaulay
New World
Florida
Acadia
St. Lawrence
North America
Canada
Lake
New York
la Salle
Merquette
Hennepin
Mississippi
Great, Lake
Far West
Northwest
Frontenac
New France
Louis XIV
France
Miss Robson’s Funny Bangs Spoil The Councillor’s Wife
In New York Empire Theatre Miss May Robson’s patchy false bangs trigger laughter as they slip and reveal a bald pate during The Councillor’s Wife. The eccentric elf woman improvises with gusto while the audience roars at the cosmetic mishap and the actor’s comic struggle to regain control.
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May Robson
Empire Theatre
New York
Miss Robson Reveals Hair Control Trick For Bangs
In a tense backstage moment Miss Robson demonstrated a concealed wires system that lifts and moves her bangs during performances. She explained the device uses a skull cap and a knot tied wire to manipulate the hair, allowing dramatic shifts without danger of falling.
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It.ie
Miss Robson
Robson
motronic_s
The Eager Mr. Hart Faces Mayor Matthews
Thomas N. Hart, buoyant after the recent election, declares he will challenge Mayor Matthews. The present mayor earns business confidence and political respect, making Hart’s chances seem doubtful and national issues unlikely to sway a municipal race.
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Thomas N. Hart
Matthews
Hart
Ex-Police Chief Osborne Backing Cousin for MA Delegation
The Haverhill Gazette notes ex Police Commissioner Osborne of Boston promised his cousin William McKinley of Ohio the Massachusetts delegation at the next national convention. The report questions Osborne's influence and suitability.
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Johnny. Wright
Haverhill Gazette
the Gazette
Osborne
Boston
William McKinley
Ohio
Massachusetts
State House
Quinn Expelled by Ward 17 Democratic Committee
At a Ward 17 Democratic committee meeting the vote was unanimous to expel Nicholas J. Quinn for his action at the last state election in opposing the party's regular nominees. James H. Doyle, Chairman. M. J. Markey, Secretary.
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Nicholas J. Quinn
Sir
James
H. Doyle
James Salmond Dies After Fall at Pease's Block
Nashua November reports James Salmond died from injuries after a fall from Pease's block yesterday. He passed away at the hospital at 1 PM. The body will be transported to Ballardvale for burial.
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Nashua
N. H
James Salmond
Ballardvale
Milford Beauty System Patterns Sold In Boston
The Boston Post reports it has secured exclusive rights from Mr M Doyle Jr inventor of the Milford beauty system to publicly sell his patterns in Boston and surrounding areas. Doyle supplies patterns to several users across the region.
Bright Night for Boston Theatres With Venus Ten Week Run
The city hosts the tenth week of Venus at the Park Theatre with crowded houses and a nearing seventy fifth performance. Kathrine Clemmons returns to the Globe in A Lady of Venice after illness. The Black Crook and L Enfant Prodigue continue, while Japanese village at Atatin Stone's and the Ken dals engagement wrap up. New performances feature Our Married Men at the Palace and a Morse Hall lecture hall changes.
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Kathrine Clemmons
the Globe
Lady of
Venice
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