Boston Ladies Find Week's Cotillon Hall Program Packed
Referencing yesterday’s Post, Boston and New England ladies can attend a 10 30 start program on mental development in Cotillon Hall. Esteemed speakers include Mrs Suzanna Phelps Gage Ph D Cornell University Professor Claypole Wellesley College and Mr Duren J H Ward Ph D B D A M Dover NH with discussions and music.
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Dover
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Sarah Tyson Rover
Philadelphia Cooking School
Lecture on Diet Therapeutics by Mrs. Rorer at Home Congress
Harvard and Leipsic lecturer MR. DURPN J. H. WARD to open the program Monday October 12. Mrs. Rorer, a pioneer woman in dietetics and chemistry, will lead sessions for mothers and housekeepers. She urges practical cooking training for women and promotes a central state club house with rooms, libraries, and banquets for club women. MARION HOWARD reports.
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College of Pharmacy
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Micah Dyer, Jr
Woman's Club
Representative Club
E. Florence Barker
Marion Howard
Edith I. Claypole
Wellesley College
Reeves
Mendelssohn Club
T. B. Tallaway
Fadettes
Mary Dana Hicks
Wintergreen Club
Julia Ward Howe
Mary A. Livermore
J. Sewall Reed
Kate Tannatt Woods
Sarah Bad
Poor Goods Dear At Any Price And The Case For Quality
A critique of buying inferior fabrics sold cheaply, arguing such garments wear out quickly. It praises Messrs. A Shuman & Co for tested cloth and high wages to workers, claiming long term value from high quality materials and strict manufacture standards. It urges prudent buyers to consider daily wear as a guide to value.
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Messrs. A. Shuman & Co
Washington and
Summer Streets
Miners’ Strike Deepens as Unions Call for Aid
Miners' Union in Leadville calls engineers and pump men unions to support the strike. Two pump unions exist, one independent and the other tied to the Federation of Labor. Non-union miners’ work continues while others stay on duty. Aggressive policy signals no compromise and more trouble ahead.
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Leadvillee
Col
Miners’ Union
Federation of Labor
Chavannes New Panels On Philosophy Chemistry Physics
The Boston Public Library order by Puvis de Chavannes is shown in Paris to critics who hail the three allegorical canvases. Philosophy depicts Plato in a Greek landscape while Physics and Chemistry show electric and alchemical imagery with a fairy figure and retort. The artist, once rejected by the Salon, is praised as a leading French master of his era.
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Boston
Paris
Plato
Heaven
Earth
America
Chavannes
Meissonier
Heart Disease and Gas Fatality in West End
George P. Hunt, 74, was found unconscious in his West End room by his brother-in-law Horace Emery yesterday at 8 30. Dr. Green arrived too late. A gas stove was on full blast, but officials say death resulted from heart trouble aggravated by gas exposure.
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George P. Hunt
Myrtle Street
West End
Horace
Emery
Green
Hancock Street
Mr. Hunt
Beauclark Charged With Forging Check in Newtonville
Aubrey D. Beauclark 24 a commission merchant of Cabot street Newtonville was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Soule on a warrant from Boston officers for forging a $75 check using a former employer’s name He was taken to police headquarters and later escorted to Boston by Inspector Cogan
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William P. Soule
Division 2
Aubrey D. Beauclark
Cabot Street
Newtonville
Boston
Cogan
Beauclark
Man Struck by Coal Wagon on West Boston Bridge
James Norton of 113 Columbia Street Cambridge was knocked down on the West Boston bridge late Saturday when a coal wagon rode over his prone body. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with a fractured hip.
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James Norton
Columbia Street
Cambridge
West Boston Bridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Reverence in Youth Cited by Elderly Reader
An elderly woman laments modern youths lack reverence while a younger woman defends them and jokes about making one talk about himself. The brief exchange appears in the Indianapolis Journal.
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Indienspolis Jounmea
Red Virgin Louise Michel to Lecture in New York
Louise Michel the renowned French anarchist known as the Red Virgin will come to the United States to lecture and spread anarchist ideas. Her tumultuous life includes the 1871 Paris Commune, wounds, imprisonments, exile to New Caledonia, and numerous bold acts of revolt.
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Louise Michel
France
Red Virgin
Paris
W. T. Stead
Pall Mall Gazette
London
Vice
Joan of Arc
Charlotte Corday
Joan
Charlotte
Louise
Napoleon
Versailles
M. Thiers
New Republic
Commune
New Caledonia
Winter of Discontent Sermon Advocates Evolution Over Revolution
The Rev A A Berle of Brighton Congregational Church preached on The Winter of Our Discontent. He warned against expecting church government or others to supply all needs and urged constructive effort to change injustices. He cited Paul the Apostle and said evolution is the normal method of growth, with revolution as a last resort.
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Brighton Congregational Church
Paul the Apostle
Populist Club meeting on common features speakers
A crowd of about two to three hundred gathered on the Common under Populist Club auspices to hear address es on current political questions. J P Campion chaired with Herbert N Casson of Lynn as principal speaker attacking clergy backing gold basis and targeting Lodge Reed and Hanna. Other speakers included Reuben Rush Edward Dougherty G F Allen and P F O Neill.
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Hanna
Ohio
Reuben Rush
South Boston
Edward Dougherty
Single Tax League
G. F. Allen
Salt Lake City
P. F. O'Neill
Social Economic Club
Noonday Evangelistic Talks Set at Bromfield Street Church
The Rev. Frank B. Cressey of Boston leads today’s noon meeting of the Evangelistic Association of New England at Bromfield Street Church. Tomorrow Rev. Walter Calley of Bowdoin Square Baptist Tabernacle is scheduled to speak.
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Boston
Evangelistic Association of New England
Bromfield Street Church
Walter Calley
Bowdoin Square
Patriarchs Militant Parade at Tremont Temple
In full regalia 10 Patriarchs Militant I O F headed by Grand Patriarch Lowe marched to Tremont Temple yesterday morning and attended divine services. The sermon was preached by Rev Dr George Do Lorimer on The Friend of God.
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Tremont Temple
George Do. Lorimer
Labor W ork Discusses Public School Safety and Building Standards
The Building Trades Council in session condemned unsafe school boiler installations and substandard construction. They urged use of safer boilers, better fire escapes enforcement, and end to non-union labor at the State House. Committees for credentials and organizing were announced, with talks by Central Labor Union speakers urging voters to focus on results in annual elections.
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William Mcintosh
William Jellison
F. J. McCraith
C. H. White
E. A. McDonald
A. J. Cudlip
John Reardon
Michael Baker
J. J. Hurley
Messrs
A. A. Carlton
P. Mahoney
Central Labor Union
St. Stephen’s Hall
Cotillon Hall
Geoffrey Powers
Maurice O'Connor
Belmonts Campaign in Newport Ends in Social Collapse
Newport gossip says Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont and husband depart abroad after a failed effort to maintain status against a Vanderbilt led bloc including the Astors Mills Fish and others. Ostracism by major families and exclusion from key events mark the collapse, with Belmont properties up for sale.
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R. I
Oliver H. P. Belmont
America
Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Marble House
Oliver Belmont
Strong
New York
Episcopal Church
William K. Vanderbilt
Belmont
Mrs. Belmont
Harry Payne Whitney
Gertrude Vanderbilt
Ogden Mills
Stuyvesant Fish
Mills
Fish
Henry D. White
Lord
Russell Tig
England
Marble Palace
Composer Dreams Versus Authorship Reflected in Puck
In a dialogue, a man wishes to be a composer rather than an author and explains that composers can create original themes without knowing foreign languages, sparking his wife’s curious question.
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Puck
Parnell Memory Honored in Dublin on Fifth Anniversary
Dublin marked the fifth anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnell's funeral observed by a procession through the city to Glasnevin Cemetery. Wreaths were laid on his grave as the Lord Mayor, the sheriff, and Parnellite MPs joined the event.
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Charles Stewart Parnell
Brighton
Eng
Glasnevin
House of Commons
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