Debated German diplomat’s harsh view of American women
Boston visitors at Harvard’s Germanic Museum debate Herr von Brandt’s criticisms of American women. Prominent figures challenge his claim that club life and public roles harm home life, defending coeducation and female public engagement amidst mixed reactions.
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Herr von Brandt
Boston
Harvard
von Brandt
Augustine
Cc. J. Hexamer
Emma Dornhoefer
New York
Albert P. Mahn
Adolph Timm
Philadelphia
A. Arns
Society
Swaps Homes With The Countess Of Warwick In New York
New York on October 9 reports Miss Mary Headley Dodge daughter of William Earl Dodge long time president of the Y M C A holds social court at Warwick House while the Countess of Warwick stays at the Hotel Webster. Dodge has leased Warwick House at a stiff price, and the countess confirms the lease.
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New York
Countess of Warwick
Webster
West Forty-fifth Street
Mary Headley Dodge
William Earl Dodge
Young Men's Christian Association
Warwick House
Filth on Streets Prompt City Sanitation Violations
A Post reporter investigates street filth in North End as city sanitation teams violate ordinances by not covering loads. Early morning sighting shows a team in Haymarket Square with garbage spilling onto the street, prompting concern over cleanliness and enforcement.
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North Iind
Post
Haymarket Square
Public health alert on street debris and odor hazard
Citizens report long standing street waste causing offensive odor and health concerns. Superintendent Gillespie and Dr. Durgin discuss uncovered sanitation wagons and potential enforcement of city ordinances to prevent dropping debris in streets.
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Gillespie
Sanitary Department
Durgin
The
Health Board
Board of Health
Talks of Old Press Yarns in Vaudeville War Surge
With the vaudeville war intensifying, dramatic stock companies flourish in major cities while many high-class theatres suspend travelling shows. Managers of musical plays respond by adjusting productions and schedules to stay viable in the evolving landscape.
Burlesque Stars Rise From Musicals As Attractions Ease
Miss Rose Marshall of the Avenue Girls, touring the Columbia week, reflects on switching from musical shows to burlesque. She notes the lack of an imaginative press agent and recalls old rumors that painted her as the daughter of a Kentucky millionaire with maids, two thoroughbreds, and engagements to wealthy Western ranchmen or eccentric nobles.
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Rose Marshall
Columbia
Avenue Girls
Miss Marshall
Boston police seek James Green in assault on reserve officer
James Green, wanted for brutal assault on Reserve Officer Anthony Fitzpatrick of Station 15 last May, has been located in New York. Sergeant John J. Rooney, who led the case, left for New York to bring him back. The May 15 incident at Rutherford avenue bar left Fitzpatrick severely beaten by a crowd. citizens intervened to save him.
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James Green
Boston
Anthony Fitzpatrick
New York
John J. Rooney
Fitzpatrick
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
City Square
Mystery of False Fire Alarm at Girls High School
An alarm from Box B16 yesterday noon proved false and caused the Bristol street fire department confusion. It was the first four number alarm under the new running card and came from an auxiliary box in the Girls High School with no broken glass observed.
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Bristol Street
Girls’ High School
Kemp V Bigelow Arrested in Mail Theft to Governor
Denver reports Kemp V Bigelow was arrested for sending internal machines through the mails to Governor Buechtel. David B Moffat and Co B Kountze confessed that money shortage drove the acts.
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Denver
Col
Kemp _ V. Bigelow
Buechtel
David B. Moffat
B. Kountze
Boston Police Seek Fleckner After Chicago Capture
Boston police sought Leon C. Fleckner a sneak thief wanted for false key work in the South End and Back Bay. He was captured in Chicago and inspectors Burr and Smith traveled there with requisition papers to bring him to Boston for trial. Fleckner is charged with stealing a bag and box containing five gold pieces from Stanley B. Fleet and $574 from Madarkos Kk Harrian.
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Leon C. Fleckner
Boston
South End
Back Bay
Chicago
Burr
Smith
Fleckner
Stanley B. Fleet
Rutland Street
Madarkos Kk. Harrian
Tremont Street
Cannon recalls turning point to becoming a lawyer
The article recounts Speaker Cannon describing the pivotal episode that inspired his choice to study law. The piece appears in the Sun day Post Magazine preview for next Sunday.
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The
Sunday Post
Speaker Cannon
Cars Burned in Barn Fire in New York
Fire at the Fourteenth Street car barns destroyed 1295 electric cars used on crosstown lines and caused about 400000 dollars in property damage. Hundreds were endangered as flames swept the facility early today. Root's party visits oldest American city in San Juan Tehuacan Mexico with tours to pyramids and arches.
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New York
Fourteenth Street
Root
San Juan
Teetihucan
Mex
Miss Root
New World
Puebla
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Ufe
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Gether
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Harrison Fisher
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St. Louis
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Reduse
Weingarten Bros., Manufacturers
Broadway
Brussels
Armcarthur CO
Washington St
Adams Square
North End
Bostons
Washington and
Winter Streets
WlacPennelb
Winter St
MacDonnell
Gilchrist
SacDonnells
Batiste
CecDonnalls Broidery
Shee Bennstts
Nell’s
MacDon- Gilchrist's
MacDonnell’s Price
TeeccBonnali
Lacan, Christ’s
MacDonnell’s
Alacdonne
MacDonn Price
Ieee
Liberty
Guilchrist
Columbia Theatre
J.C. Brashe& Co
Avon Street
INE Furs
Bono Pemmells
Paris
Chantilly
Henrietta
Panama
Ae Oo
Boston Police
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