Roosevelt attacked as savage by critic at Massachusetts SPCA event
Professor J Howard Moore of Chicago condemned Theodore Roosevelt for his Africa trip calling it barbaric and a disgrace to civilization. He labeled Roosevelt selfish and imperialistic while denouncing the expedition as bloody and a mockery of science and humanity. Dr Francis H Rowley presided and touted the peace flag on display.
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J. Howard Moore
Chicago
Massachusetts
Edward Sharpe
Commonwealth Avenue
Newton
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Roosevelt
Francis H. Rowley
Dr. Rowley
Sharpe
Professor Moore
Republic
Greater Boston Ss Schools aaer No 8
Readable fragments indicate a Greater Boston school district item titled aaer No 8. Further details not supplied show minimal data on participating schools and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Boston
Frederic L. Owen Heads Bishop Cheverus School in Boston
Frederic L. Owen, born in Hanover New Hampshire, rose from Kimball Union Academy to Dartmouth College then taught in Dennis and Canton. He led Canton High School for eight years, worked at Sherwin Roxbury and Mary Hemenway Roxbury for 23 years, and became head of Bishop Cheverus School in June. He has led the Sub-masters' Club and belongs to the Massachusetts Schoolmasters' Club, living in Dorchester.
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Frederic L. Owen
Bishop Cheverus School
Fast Boston
Hanover
Kimball Union Academy
New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
Dennis
Mass
Canton
Crane Grammar School
Canton High School
Sherwin
Roxbury
Mary Hemenway School
Bishop Cheveru
Massachusetts Schoolmasters’ Club
Dorchester
Marceau
Frederic Ll. Owen
East Boston
Roosevelt's Bloody Expeditions Questioned in Christian Context
A fragment argues that such bloody expeditions are useless and diabolical, urging recognition of violence in Roosevelt era actions within Christian ethics. The quote contrasts character with bloodshed and implies moral critique of imperial campaigns.
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Roosevelt
Car Smashes Hose Wagon in Lynn Collision
A Boston & Northern street railway electric car collided with Hose Wagon No. 2 in Lynn injuring more than twenty people including Mrs. Studley of West Lynn who was cut by flying glass. The hose wagon was smashed and the car windows broken.
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Lynn
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Studley
West Lynn
121 Bay State Towns Lack Soldiers Monuments
Worcester report shows 121 Massachusetts towns have no veteran memorial beyond government or private headstones. Alfred S. Rowe, former commander of Massachusetts G A R, highlights the gap in local memorials for dead veterans.
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Bay State
Worcester
Alfred S. Rowe
Massachusetts Department of the G. A. R
Massachusetts
Pumpkin Squad Formed to Combat Worcester Farm Theft
Worcester police announce a Pumpkin Squad to guard pumpkin vines and orchards. Officers dislike night duty but insist the shift to rural patrols protects farmers and their crops from ongoing vandalism. The squad begins duty in the countryside tomorrow.
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Worcester
Smith honors Mrs Howe with third doctorate
Julia Ward Howe, famed author and composer, will receive her third doctorate next Wednesday at Smith College in Northampton. The award coincides with the inauguration of Rev Marian L Burton as Smith president. Howe previously earned a Doctor of Laws from Tufts and Doctor of Literature from Brown.
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Julia Ward Howe
Smith College
Northampton
Marian L. Burton
Howe
Tufts College
Medford
Brown University
Hall Caine Fined Over Dog License in Liverpool
Hall Caine was fined five shillings with an additional five shillings costs at Liverpool Police Court for keeping a dog in August without a license. An official from the town clerk’s department said he sought the license during Hall Caine’s visit to the Shaks pere Theatre where his play The Bishop’s Lon was playing.
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Liverpool
Hall Caine
Town Clerk’s Department
Shakspere
Cholera Toll In Italy Rises With New Cases
Rome reports 32 new cholera cases in 24 hours across Italy. Naples city records 11 cases and 4 deaths, Naples province 17 cases and 2 deaths, Apulia 2 cases with 2 deaths, and Sassari province 2 cases.
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Italy
Rome
Naples
Apulia
Sassari
Cheered Up By Letters Of Women
George F. Osborne the Southington watches maker who gave $6000 to a nonexistent sweetheart named Grace Wilson has recovered faith in women. The change comes after many sympathetic letters from women in various cities praising his trusting nature.
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New York
George F. Osborne
Southington
Conn
Grace Wilson
Letters of sympathy lift Osborne after trouble
Osborne relates warm letters from New York Maryland and Washington offering support and advice after his troubles. A 19 year old widow a Balt imore reader and a North letter writer urge honesty and kindness while noting consequences of trust and kindness in the Sermon on the Mount spirit.
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Osborne
New York
Child Beauty Claimant Noted for Golden Hair
Two year old Charley Croak of 47 Marshall Street Somerville earns the nickname Beauty among neighbors for his golden hair blue eyes and fair complexion. Born in Somerville he is described as bright and articulate able to call himself Beauty Croak after the frequent use of the title by others.
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Baltimore
Esther Pendleton
Mt. Royal Avenue
P. S
Ases
Charley Croak
Greater
Boston
Croak
Charles
George Croak
Marshall Street
Somerville
Somersville
Holstein Cow Drowns After Falling Into Water Tub
In Sutton on October 2 a Holstein cow valued at $100 lost its life by tipping into a sunken half hogs head containing only 18 inches of water. The animal belonged to H. L. Ray and wandered to the water source when it leaned forward to drink and overbalanced, drowning.
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Sutton
H. L. Ray
Among the Churches of Greater Boston
The Rev. Alfred W. Anthony of Bates College speaks at the Boston Baptist Social Union meeting in Ford Hall on Educating the Individual. A sacred concert funds a recreation farm for Sunday-school children. other services feature Rev. James A. Francis at Tremont Temple and Rev. Henry Neipp in Angola, West Africa. Dr. Gordon at Old South Church returns from Kennebunkport. A. Z. Conrad launches a busy campaign with Friday talks and winter lectures on travels. Noon meetings resume at St Pauls Church today.
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Alfred W. Anthony
D. D
Bates College
Boston Baptist Social Union
Ford Hall
Tremont Temple
Navy
Greater
Boston
Henry Neipp
Angola
West Africa
Eavangelical Church
George A. Gordon
Old South Church
Gordon
Kennebunkport, Mo
A. Z. Conrad
Park Street Congregational Church
Fashions for Autumn and Winter Accessories and Fabrics
Trimmings of beaded nets and inserts enliven jabots and neck frills with Venice lace replacing Irish lace. Felt sailors and turbans, fur accents on hats and wraps, Valenciennes lace dyed to match hats, crepe in Paisley patterns for evening gowns. Black velvet hat facings gain popularity, Dutch collar variation returns, lingerie jabots and bows favor cleaners, gold buttons appear with restraint, ostrich plumes and jeweled handles for evening fans, heavy fringe finishes tunics especially in black.
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Venice
Feigns Illness to Obtain Morphine Feud in Back Bay
Police from Station 16 hunt a clever morphine-seeking con man posing as a sick patient. The suspect, from an old Bay State family and possibly trained in medicine, targets prominent Back Bay surgeons by feigning pain to receive injections. He has reportedly duped Dr. Mixter and others on Newbury Street.
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Station 16
Back Bay
Dr. Mixter
Newbury Street
Y M C U Night School Opens with Broad Course List
Tonight at 7 30 the Y M C U evening school in Boston opens its sessions. Forty classes including commerce electricity acting elocution drawing and foreign languages compose the curriculum inviting young men and women from the city and beyond to register for education for pleasure business or earnings.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Union
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New York City
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Washington
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Madison Square
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