Boston Welcomes Lord and Lady Aberdeen on Educational Tour
Mayor Curley and President MacLaurin greet Lord and Lady Aberdeen during a Boston visit focused on educational and philanthropic aims. They emphasize harmony, home rule, and the women’s movement as central causes. Aberdeen responds with humor, framing their mission as part of a global uplift.
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New Fingland
Curley
Lord
Aberdeen
MacLaurin
Technology
Boston
Lady Aberdeen
Ireland
President Warns Hyphenated Americans on Unity and Duty
The president delivers a forceful address urging allegiance to American ideals over foreign ties. He emphasizes liberty, renewal from diverse stock, and the moral force of America's constitutional principles guiding global conduct. Audience acclaim follows as he is introduced at Memorial Continental Hall.
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America
Harbor
New York
American
United States
Memorial Continental Hall
Aberdeen honors stir Irish and British leaders banquet
At a Boston banquet honoring Lord and Lady Aberdeen various leaders and relatives are seated at the head table. Toastmaster Michael Dwyer salutes the couple’s public service, noting Lord Aberdeen as a statesman and humanitarian and Lady Aberdeen’s energy for reform. President Lowell delivers the main address praising their decades of benevolent work and urging unity among divided peoples.
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Michael J. Dwyer
M. J. Dwyer
Lowell
Walsh
Lord Aberdeen
P. A. O'Connell
Lady Aberdeen
Maclaurin
Fletcher Ryer
Cardinal O’connell
Father Lyons
Boston College
Commonwealth
Lord
Dwyer
Europe
Amercia
England
Ireland
Canada
Aberdeen
Harvard University
France
Levant
Guests at Luncheons with Marquis of Aberdeen in Boston
The Boston Chamber of Commerce hosted the Marquis of Aberdeen at the Union Club lunch, and the marchioness attended a separate luncheon at the Women's City Club hosted by Mrs. Bernard J. Rothwell. About 20 guests at the Union Club and under 15 at the Women’s City Club. Lord Aberdeen joined Elmer J. Bliss and Rothwell, with several speakers afterward. The marquis thanked attendees for their kindness.
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Marquis of Aberdeen
Union Club
Bernard J. Rothwell
Women’s City Club
Lord Aberdeen
Elmer J. Bliss
Henry I. Higginson
John H. Fahey
James J. Storrow
Henry Vu. Cunningham
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
Edward F. McSweeney
Marquis
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