The Future of Tech and the Merger Opposition
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology rejects the Harvard merger plan as unsupported by law and finances. The corporation urges expansion as an independent school with greater endowment, land for the Walker Memorial building and a chemical lab, and Brookline dormitories.
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Supreme Court
Pritchett
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Brookline
Tech
Warning of Speculative Dangers At Bankers Meeting
At the American Bankers Association gathering in Washington Frank A. Vanderlip urged conservatism amid apparent prosperity. He warned that a speculative fever could wipe out gains if stock prices rise with high demand for capital, urging prudent restraint before a potential market correction.
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Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip
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Treasury Department
Standard Oil Bank
New York
Dan‘gers
End Will Be As Potent As It Shapes Result
The fragment hints at decisive influence on outcome and questions who will respond. It frames performance as a crucial factor in determining final success and suggests audience or participants may overlook this critical cue.
Rhode Island Joins Massachusetts On Free Trade Demand
The Rhode Island Democratic platform denounces Republican tariff policies as unfair to New England trade. Wording shows Rhode Island backing Massachusetts in demanding freer cross border markets and equal burdens for manufacturers. The piece frames tariff discontent as regional and national, stressing equal rights and opportunities.
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New England
Rhode Island
New
Debate Over Unitarian Delegates at National Federation Conference
The National Federation of Churches excludes Edward Everett Hale John D Long and Samuel A Eliot due to Unitarian affiliation, sparking accusations of sectarian exclusivity as the federation calls for united action on issues from temperance to labor and immigration. The controversy questions whether Christianity should be defined by creed or shared morality.
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Edward Everett Hale
John D. Long
Samuel A. Eliot
New York
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Openly Funneling Funds and Substandard Insurance
A dialogue exposes the corporate motive behind campaign funding and insurance practices. Jawn defends contributions to the 1904 Republican campaign while acknowledging profit motives, highlighting substandard insurance that risks policyholders. A satirical piece follows with humor about balloons, parachutes, and moral twists from Purity Crusade notes and Punch poetry.
Sughrue Nominated by Republicans for Suffolk District Attorney
The Republican county convention last evening adopted the Democratic nomination of Michael J. Sughrue for district attorney of Suffolk County. The Post urges separation of judiciary and elective officials from politics, praising Sughrue as a competent, fit nominee and predicting his near-certain election.
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Suffolk County
Oliver Stevens
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Comin Through the Rye Echoes of Old Days with Marie
A nostalgic lament recalls singing Comin Through the Rye with Marie in youth. The speaker remembers courting days, shared songs, and a lingering ache as distance grows and memories of the past persist.
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Marie
Evans Squadron Sails for Hampton Roads
Rear Admiral Evans battleship squadron left its North River anchorage today and headed for Hampton Roads. The fleet will proceed to Annapolis and arrive Oct 31 to meet the British fleet under Prince Louis of Battenberg.
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Hampton Roads
New York
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Heavy Comet Pajamas For Cold Weather Sale
Advertises extra heavy winter sleeping garments for men priced at 1.26 to 2.00. Describes quality features including pearl buttons and mercerized trimmings. References a “BOG Extra Heavy Pajamas” line and a suit offering.
Advance Sale Of Sweaters And Cardigans In Stock
Heavy cotton sweaters and cardigans offered in advance sale. Includes mills samples with double roll collars and one dollar value each. Worsted V neck sweaters described as high quality long fiber worsted in white and colors with roll collars.
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Our Famous Shoe for Men Prices and Models Listed
Our Famous Shoe for Men 3.00 The Pilgrim 3.50 Ever increasing sales prove its growing popularity. Satisfied wearers daily testify to its worthiness. It is the standard of inexpensive shoe excellence in Boston. Second Floor Summer St Side Fair and Winter models ready with latest style touches. Includes weights and shapes for boys who can no longer wear Old Brick sizes. At 3.00 Wax Calf Blucher double sole medium toe Box Calf Lace double sole round toe Patent Calf Lace single sole round toe Patent Calf Lace single sole narrow toe Wax Calf Lace single sole medium toe Wax Calf Blucher Oxford heavy sole full toe. At 3.80 Cordovan Blucher double sole narrow toe Gun Metal Calf Blucher double sole leather lined Calf Button double sole narrow toe Patent Colt Button single sole dull top Patent Colt Lace single sole straight last Enamel Blucher Oxford heavy sole college toe.
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Boston
Summer St. Side
Oxford
Jordan Marsh Clothing Distinctive Character Spotlight
A feature on Jordan Marsh Clothing highlights its distinctive character across the department with emphasis on street floor displays and the assortment of business suits popular with shoppers seeking professional attire.
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Jordan Marsh
Local notes mix politics and outings at summer gatherings
Rep Cap Dunham preserves support at the Nantucket Republican convention then sails back to the island. Brookline plans a new Beacon Universalist Society church on Harvard Street with a two story rear hall and first floor offices. Medford High School girls hockey grows on the Common. Boston housing strains rise as students and vacationers flood the city. A subway ticket seller jokes about deer fines in New York. Dreamwold colt births cheer the Lawson family with a May wedding celebrated on the farm. Bunny Lawson's photograph request prompts a self deprecating parental quip.
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Brookline
Harvard Street
Coolidge’s Corner
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