Democrats Call for Nonpartisan School Board Ticket
The piece argues for honoring three Democrats nominated by the Public School Association and urges including them on the 25 member school committee. It claims current nonpartisan slates are partisan in effect and warns against tilting with party lines in schools. It also stresses industry sentiment and tariff issues affecting Massachusetts, urging broader inclusion of qualified Democratic candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public School Association
Boston
James A. McDonald
A Good Loser Foss Seeks Free Trade Reform
Fugene N. Foss concedes defeat in his bid for Congress and pledges ongoing effort for tariff revision and reciprocity with Canada. He praises business support, claims Lodge and Hoar criticisms are flawed, and suggests backing the Democratic candidate in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fugene N. Foss
Congress
Canada
New England
MT. Foss
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Alaskan
Mass Socialist Vote Draws Debate on U S Socialism
The lieutenant governor elect warns of mass Socialist support in Massachusetts and nationwide, while ruling out violent upheaval. He argues the 33000 Massachusetts votes signal a gradual move toward rational socialism, with reform through safe, conservative methods rather than overturning institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Merchants’ Club
Chase
Haverhill
Home Market Club Idea on tariff reform by next Congress
Colonel Albert Clarke, secretary of the Home Market Club, delivered the annual report. He states the club does not believe tariff revision demand is based on business reasons, but if it endures post election it will be for political reasons. The piece notes the push for tariff reform to aid Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Congress
Home Market Club
Clarke
Albert Clarke
The President's Bear Hunt in Mississippi
President Roosevelt returns from a bear hunt without a kill yet claims “feeling bully” and a renewed grip on life. The piece praises the open air adventure as the essence of strenuous life, notes the bears’ cunning endurance, and humorously elevates their fame in public view and local tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Hunting With The President On Board Train
On board the presidential train homeward bound on November 19 the hunting trip ends as the party speeds toward Washington. Roosevelt will explain later why he did not shoot a bear and asks public judgment be suspended. A satirical piece mocks women voters in Boston hosting school committee tea parties as party lines blur during the election season.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Boston
Giddy
Old Elm to be torn for eight story block in Boston
The Observant Citizen recalls O Oliver Stebbins who fed sparrows at King's Chapel Burying Ground, and notes the long life of the Old Elm as it falls to make way for a new building. Other items describe Eliot School painting, a Chickering Hall recital by Evta Kileski Bradbury, pigeons on a Lynn ferry, a Brookline car passenger with an impromptu desk, books by Rev Cortland Myers on labor unions, Walter Pulitzer’s editor role, a Back Bay to South Boston crossing joke, and missionary Thomas Noble praising Rev Dr Stanford.
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O Oliver Stebbins
King’s Chapel Burying Ground
Society For Employment of Bible Readers
Boston
Chickering Hall
Evta Kileski Bradbury
Lynn
New Plan by Music Department Restricts Tickets
The department adopts a new distribution method for free municipal concert tickets printed as Adult's and Minor's tickets. Adults 21 and over and females 18 and over are allowed. youths under 21 and girls under 18 are barred. The rule aims to protect grown audiences and is reported to be working well.
Episcopalians in Conference Support Catholic Principles
The Clerical Union for the Maintenance and Defence of Catholic Principles within the Protestant Episcopal Church held its annual conference at the Church of the Advent. The group urged backing of Catholic principles not upheld by clergy of the low Episcopalian Church.
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Clerical Union For the
Protestant Episcopal Church
Church of the Advent
Stealthy Steve Faces Duke De Dummychamp in Drama
In a suspenseful tale Stealthy Steve trails Duke de Dummychamp after a shock murder and diamond heist. The cunning detective disguises himself and confronts the suspect to uncover truth, but a tram tramway confrontation ends with Steve knocked aside as the Duke escapes. (To be continued.)
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Stealthy
Steve
Phineas Bond
John Jimson
Mr. Bond
Duke de Dummychamp
Genevieve
Dufe
Bond
Modelling at the Y M C A in Boston Institute
The Evening Institute of the Boston Young Men's Christian Association adds to its faculty sculptor and artist Hugh Cairns. He will teach a complete and comprehensive course in clay modelling.
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Evening Institute
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Hugh Cairns
Moll Pitchers House Foreteller in Marblehead Tale
A lone traveler recalls Moll Pitcher, Marblehead fortune teller, meeting a centuries old figure near the burial ground. The old witch taunts with visions of past storms and Revolutionary echoes, asks timeless questions, then vanishes with a wake up call.
Catholic Doctrine Explained at Union Hall Conference
The second lecture in a series for non Catholics drew nearly 500 attendees at Catholic Union Hall. Rev James J Baxter D D spoke on the churches infallibility and papal leadership, citing the Bible as proof.
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Catholic Union Hall
Washington Street
Worcester Square
James J. Baxter
The Post Letter Box Stands By The Non-Union Man
H Webb argues against unions and scab labor. He praises individual effort over collective bargaining citing a Dayton factory with worker benefits and a bricklayer who shifts from piece work to daily wages. He claims non union workers can outperform union workers at similar pay and urges personal merit over union reliance.
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Professor Eliot
Henry Pattison
Pattison
Dayton
Mr. Pattison
H. Webb
Albanyne shooting affair statement to editor
Alexander R. Kelly, attorney for Mrs. Albanise, requests correction of a Post report on the Newton Upper Falls shooting. He asserts Mrs. Albanise gave a single statement that while fooling with a revolver at the Strainero House she accidentally shot her husband, not two statements. The date cited is November 18, 1902.
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Albanise
Newton Upper Falls
Lillian A. Albanise
Strainero House
Post
Alexander R. Kelly
Expelled Abilman Sits At Hebrew Democratic Club
A special Ward 8 meeting at 164 Canal Street chaired by Vice-President B Biroson voted unanimously to expel M Abilman for backing M M Lomasney. A new chairman will be chosen next Sunday as the club aligns with the independent faction in its fight against Lomasney.
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Hebrew Democratic Club
Ward 8
Canal Street
B. Biroson
M. Abilman
M. M. Lomasney
Lomasney
Be Sure and Read Page 9 and Tell the Children
A brief notice urges readers to consult page 9 and relay the information to children. It emphasizes distributing the important message across households and schools, targeting families with instruction or guidance contained in the referenced page.
Baptist Conference Resumes Sessions at First Parish Church
The Baptist congress at First Parish Baptist Church Clarendon street resumed at 2:30 PM with many in attendance. The afternoon topic asked if current theologies rest on scriptures or philosophy with speakers including Rev. Dr. Spencer B. Meeser of Detroit and Rev. J. T. Beckley of Newton. The evening session tackled The Pulpit and Problems of Statesmanship with Rev. H. H. Peabody of Rome NY and others.
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The
Baptist Congress
First Parish Baptist Church
Clarendon Street
Spencer B. Meeser
Detroit
Mich
J. T. Beckley
Newton
R. IL
B. D. Hahn
Springfield
W. M. Lyle
West Newton
W. W. Evarts
Tremont Temple
H. H. Peabody
D. D
Rome
N. Y
Woodman Bradbury
Cambridge
William A. Munroe
Boston
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
Plans for Knights of Columbus Ball in Boston Mechanics Hall
The Boston Chapter plans the first public demonstration at Mechanics Hall to showcase preparations for a home for the Boston councils and a Knights of Columbus labor bureau. About 60 councils with nearly 7000 members participate. The event includes a drill by the fourth degree knights and careful hall decoration.
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Boston
Knights of Columbus
Mechanics’ Hall
Order
Knights of Columbus Labor Bureau
Monmday
Oberlin College Elects King to Presidency
At Oberlin College the board of trustees elected Dr. Henry Churchill King as president to succeed the late Dr. John Henry Barrows. The decision was announced at the annual meeting held today in Oberlin Ohio.
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Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Henry Churchill King
John Henry Barrows
Proper melon slicing and rind removal technique
An old guide explains how to neatly render a watermelon rind by paring around the red flesh with a broad knife then cutting the rind into a green ring and triangles. It describes shaping melon pulp into cones, urging waste-free serving and advising ripe but firm melons served chilled. It notes rind can be boiled into pickles and preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice BE. Whitaker
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Democratic Paper
the Home Market Club Idea
MM Horts
Newton Newkirk
the Bears
Eliot
North End
Cortland Myers
New York
Christ
Walter Pulitzer
Pulitzer
City Point
South Boston
Back Bay
Thomas Noble
Battery Street
Stanford
Episcopalians IN Conference
Bol Reson
Duke de
Marstons
Washington St
Adams House
Jefferson Building
the Post
Preace
Sunday Post
Abby Franklin Rust
Chestnut Street
Gloucester, Mass
Marblehead
St. Michael’s
Moll Pitcher
Moll
Hall & Ruckel
Abilman
Baptist Conference
King
Oberlin
Ell
Bell
WM. G. Bell CO
Mass
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