Boston Sees Key Speech On Tuberculosis Fight
Dr R W Philip of Edinburgh addressed about 400 at the Conservatory of Music during the tuberculosis congress praising Boston and New York anti disease steps. He urged compulsory notification, better housing, dispensaries, and city hospitals for incurables, stressing home reach of dispensaries and the need for coordinated campaigns.
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R. W. Philip
Royal Victoria Hospital
Edinburgh
Conservatory of Music
Philip
New York
Boston
The Rubicon Verse by William Winter Amid Illness
A fragment from Putnam's and the Reader presents William Winter’s meditative lines on nearing death. He reflects on the brink of life and the future beyond, contemplating death’s unmasking of truth and the possible passage to a lucid, transcendent birth.
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William Winter
Lord Tennyson
Prober Sughrue Faces City Campaign Cash Claims
The Finance Commission probe reports officials were questioned about forced contributions to the Fitzgerald campaigns. A city employee admitted contributing to Fitzgerald in 1906 and recalled contributing to Sughrue's recent district attorney bid. The interview ended with the official record of his contribution.
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Finance Commission
Sughrue
Fitzgerald
Cty
Longtime rector F W Brathwaite gravely ill in Stamford
The Rev F W Brathwaite, rector of St Andrews Episcopal parish for 46 years, is critically ill and not expected to recover. In New York an overcharged blast in an excavation near Fifth Avenue and Eighty Fifth Street damaged two apartment houses and upset several wealthy residents.
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Stamford
F. W. Brathwaite
St. Andrews’ Episcopal
REW
York
Fifth Avenue
Eighty-fifth Street
Trade School Opens Monday
The Evening Trade School, supported by the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association, will open next Monday. Preliminary registration is tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at 111 Huntington Avenue. The program includes plumbing carpentry drawing sheet metal work pattern drafting tile setting bricklaying house painting and practical electricity with a new pattern drafting class for journeymen sheet metal workers the first in Boston.
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Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Local notes on factory stitching girls and a walking club
A brief from Meredith New Hampshire mentions girls employed in the stitching room at a local factory and a walking club enjoying a jaunt to Avon. George N. Eaton of Meredith Neck claims to have read about 15 inch cucumbers and a 24 inch long cucumber and a pumpkin too large for a washtub.
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Avon
Meredith, N. H
George N. Eaton
Meredith Neck
Lincoln Park Baptist Pastor Denounces Convention Decision
Rev. Dr. Edwin F. Snell of Lincoln Park Baptist Church West Newton spoke at the North Baptist convention held yesterday in Old Cambridge Baptist Church. He warned that while his group will continue to support believers in prayer they object to the convention’s assertion that their church dissociated itself from the event.
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Edwin F. Snell
Lincoln Park Baptist Church
West Newton
Old Cambridge Baptist Church
Heated Baptist debate on church membership without immersion
Delegates clashed over Dr. Snell's Lincoln Park Baptist Church admitting members without immersion. Dr. Henson and Rev Johnson led opposing sides while Dr. Campbell pressed for action. A committee of pastors and lay members was formed to study the issue for a year as churches threaten withdrawal if non immersion practices are ratified.
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Snell
P. S. Henson
Tremont Temple
Henson
Herbert 8. Johnson
Warren Avenue
West Newton
Boston
Baptist Church
Tel Electric Piano Solo At Warerooms
A Tel Electric piano concert was held last evening at 405 Boylston Street with tenor Thomas N. Johnson violinist Albert M. Kanrich and cellist Frank Porter. The instrument uses electricity, with the transmitter containing music rolls and expression devices connected by a flexible cable.
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Boylston Street
Thomas N. Johnson
Albert M. Kanrich
Frank Porter
Mimic World Day At Park Square Fair At Majestic
A 2 pm event at Park Square Coliseum features The Mimic World company arriving from the Majestic Theatre. Gertrude Hoffmann and the Maxim chorus join the Boston Food Fair activities with a free vaudeville show and Sousa band concerts. Ongoing attractions include 1200 pounds lifted by Onaip and a bowling exhibit with Grace Tyson challenging Helen Royton.
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Majestic Theatre
Park Square Coliseum
Gertrude Hoffmann
Salome
Maxim Girls
Boston
Sousa
Onaip
Mephistophelian Hindoo
Grace Tyson
Helen Royton
Burdett Night School Enrolls Nearly 700 Pupils
Burdett Night School opened last Monday with about 700 students. A final class for delayed pupils starts next Monday with seats assigned in order. A waiting list begins Tuesday for next year. Burdett College is described as the country’s largest private night school with an alumni base earning about 12 million dollars annually in Greater Boston.
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Burdett
Burdett College
Greater
Boston
Woman Credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound For Recovery
Mrs Helen Barton of 27 Parton Street Chicago Illinois writes she was run down and ill in bed from overwork and worry. After a week on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she began to improve and is completely restored to health. She hopes other women will benefit similarly.
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Helen Barton
Pearton Street
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Advertisement
For thirty years Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been the standard remedy for female ills and has cured thousands of women troubled with displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration. Why not try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Winchester Bridal: Miss Winn Weds Arnold Whittaker
Miss May Louise Winn of Winchester married Arnold Whittaker of Somerville at the bride’s mother’s home 8 Elmwood Avenue Winchester. The groom serves as president of the Ward 1 Republican Club Somerville and sits on the city committee. He works with Commonwealth Trust Company Boston and Winter Hill Co operative Bank Somerville.
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Winchester
May Louise Winn
Arnold Whittaker
Somerville
Mary Louise Winn
Elmwood Avenue
Republican Club
Ward 1
Commonwealth Trust Company of
Boston
Winter Hill Co-operative Bank
Paper mills restart with 5 percent wage cut in Franklin
Two Inter national Paper Company mills and three pulp mills in Franklin resumed full operations today after workers accepted a five percent wage reduction that led to a strike on August 1. In Paris Charles Page Bryan American minister to Portugal arrived on leave, reporting quiet conditions back home.
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Franklin, WN. H
International Paper Company
Paris
Charles Page Bryan
Portugal
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Rowley
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Mrs. Barton
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Jordan Marsh Co
Houghton & Dutton
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Manchester
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Regal Chemical CO
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