Eight Democrat School Board Candidates Favored by Committee
The committee of 2 percent yesterday afternoon endorsed an eight member slate for the School Board. It includes Miss Mary Dierkes, a highly educated woman, and retains Dr. James A. McDonald. Keough Clark and Ellis, already on the Public School Association ballot, are urged to be kept. The piece argues against replacing these candidates, citing strong local support and Democratic custom to honor district wishes.
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Mary Dierkes
James A. McDonald
Messrs. Keough
Clark
Ellis
Public School Association
East Boston
Keough
Hauling Down the Flag in the Philippines Debate
In Memphis Roosevelt argues that abandoning the Philippines would be like Cuba and insists the duty is to give freedom and self government. He denies the claim that leaving would bring chaos and stresses the contrast with conquest and subjugation of Filipinos.
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Philippine Islands
Roosevelt
Memphis
Alaska
Cuba
Philippines
Tax on Boots and Shoes Sparks New England Protest
At the Boston Boot and Shoe Club dinner Hon William B Rice highlighted the weak defense of New England industries against the Dingley tariff. He argued New England congressmen failed to block the duty on hides while supporting the shoe tax, urging representatives to oppose party caucus pressure and fight for relief to export goals.
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Boston
William B. Rice
New England
Senator Lodge
Senator Hoar
Senate
Congress
Roberts
Rice
Washington
Party
What It Costs Boston to Coal Duty Crisis
Boston lawmakers face a heavy coal tax as duties since the coal strike total about 250000 dollars. The Dingley tariff adds nearly 200000 dollars since October, a burden described as a large tax on the people. Calls grow for immediate repeal and for Congress to act when it meets.
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Custom House
Coal Trust
Lodge
Boston
Congress
McCall
The Point of Eligibility in College Basketball
A Syracuse backed discussion questions Glass eligibility and suggests Yale face clear action before the game. Harvard withdrew Kine on disqualification evidence. Yale is urged to act promptly, with emphasis on early final decisions and sport friendly rules.
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Syracuse
Glass
Yale Guard
Harvard
Yale
Observant Citizen notes on civic life and visitors in Malden
The column recalls the moonlit alarm alarm fire incident in Malden and contrasts it with a past overzealous fire response. It reports street obstructions near Beacon street and paving the way for a new school on North Bennet street, plus L. H. Mudgett’s return to Symphony Hall after pneumonia. The piece also touches on divorce costs, vaccination rules at Northwestern University, and public cleanliness concerns in elevated rail stations.
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Ware School
North Bennet Street
Weymouth Wit and Styles Mix in Local Columns
A collage of humorous digressions from South Weymouth includes a feline cartoon, editorials on Roosevelt’s travel, readers’ Q and A, and Winter Styles for Men. Notes tease postage stamps, local job moves, and fashion tips with mock seriousness and period tone.
Santos-Dumont Airship Request From Paris Reader
Dear Sant I request one of your fastest airships at once to meet me in half an hour in Paris France. I am STEALTHY STEVE signing off from End of we Line I Ss A.
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Bill
Mildred
B. C
Dolly
Johnny
Steve
United States
Weary Walker
Phineas Bond
John Jimson
Mr. Bond
Duke de Dummychamp
Genevieve
Genevieve Bond
France
Santos- Dumont
Santos-Dumont
Paris
Sant
I. Ss. A
Frozen coffee and fruit ices from Alice E. Whitaker
The article outlines making strong coffee frozen into a mush served in tall glasses with beaten cream. It suggests equal parts ice and salt, a 10 hour steep, heating to boiling, then freezing. Also offers frozen lemonade or fruit juices and colored grape or orange juice ices, noted as visually appealing without garnish.
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Alice E. Whitaker
A Civil War Tale Then and Now in Public Debate
An anecdotal scene unfolds with a French officer sharing perilous memories of Versailles and Metz before a Western audience. A dramatic rescue by miners leads to a vow of lifelong partnership, then a shift to labor debate praising liberty, nonviolence, and American ideals amid union disputes and calls for safeguarding constitutional freedoms.
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France
Germany
Versailles
Metz
Gambetta
Rochefort
Thiers
Mademoiselle
Monsieur
Monsieur L’officer
Eggleston
Messieurs
President Eliot on scabs and labor unions
The Harvard president criticizes unions for limiting apprentice numbers and restricting individual output, arguing such rules hamper education and character development. He links labor to a Biblical curse and urges educators and workers to oppose what he calls un-American elements within union constitutions.
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Eliot
Harvard
Economic Club
Europe
England
Overcoats and suits marked down for boys and men
If you need any overcoat come and get it. You gain nothing by waiting. You lose the chance of picking from our complete stock. $10 to $45 for overcoats with warmth wear and style better than prices elsewhere. Mothers of boys should see the Norfolk two and three piece suits marked down to $3.75 sizes 4 to 16 yrs among them.
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Norfolk
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Boston Post
Democratic Paper
Malden
Beacon Street
Tremont Place
Park Street
Woman's Club House Corporation
L. H. Mudgett
Symphony Hall
Mr. Mudgett
Northwestern University
Board of Health
Dover Street
Washington Street
St. Louis
Charles M. Reeves
Globe- Democrat
Massachusetts
Bay State
Reeves
Bates
Collins
Tuttle
Boston & Maine Road
Portland
John Kennedy
Pleasant Street
Mayfield
Dorchester
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
MK Borts
Newton Newkirk
South Weymouth
Mississippi
Weymouth Gazette
Kingville Bugle
William F. Barnes
Clapp’s
Oxford
Panama
Erae
Sunday Post
Masry A. Stimpson
Kenwood Street
Brookline, Mass
Colorado
Jordan Marsh CO
Summer Street
Washington and Brattie Streets
Today
Victor Jay & Co
Town College
Yarz
Harvards
Jordan Marsh
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