Leicester urged to stay home amid foot and mouth outbreak
State officials order Leicester and nearby areas to halt social events and travel to contain a foot and mouth disease case. Residents told to keep to their premises, conduct roadside deliveries, and minimize contact, with inspectors surveying a five mile radius. Quarantine remains on Brighton and Watertown stockyards pending further checks.
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Leicester
Lester H. Howard
Bureau of Animal Industry
Massachusetts
State Bureau of Animal Industry
Brighton
Watertown
Australian commission to study New England Conservatory model
A Australian commission led by Fiugh J Ward visited Boston to study the New England Conservatory's management and education system as a model for a proposed Australian musical conservatory modeled after the oldest American school.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Fiugh J. Ward
Thas
New England Conservatory
Brothers Officiate Sister’s Wedding in St Augustine Church
Two brothers of the bride presided at the marriage of Miss Mary A C Mahan to George J Plcof in St Augustine's Church South Boston yesterday. Rev William Mahan Oblate Father celebrated the nuptial mass with Albert Mahan as master of ceremonies. Deacon Rev M C Gilbride and subdeacon Rev Edward A Costello assisted.
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Mary A. C. Mahan
George J. Plcof
St. Augustine’s Church
South Boston
William Mahan
Albert Mahan
M. C. Gilbride
Edward A. ‘Costello
Indoor life blamed for excess fat and poor vitality
The article warns that confinement indoors without fresh air and exercise leads to unhealthy fat and weak muscles. It endorses oil of Korein capsules as a cheap remedy, claiming rapid weight loss and improved digestion and energy after meals and at night.
Antis Warn Vote for Women Disrupts Home and Society
A Massachusetts anti suffrage piece profiles speakers Mrs White Miss Todd and Miss Dorman arguing women must stay out of politics. It stacks eight reasons against suffrage claiming it harms the home state and undermines gender roles and law enforcement.
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Dorman
Campaign Against Woman Suffrage in State Debate
The leading argument against granting women the vote claims it would disrupt the home and undermine existing social laws and marriage. Campaigners across towns and cities push this impersonal line as they oppose adoption of equal suffrage this fall.
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Irish
Antis
Inez Milholland Boisevain
Lottie M. Montgomery
Dora Marsden
National Woman Suffrage Association
Ants
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Massachusetts
Trish
Mary Ware Dennett
Campaign Moralities and Suffrage Debates Across Towns
The piece describes anti suffrage meetings led by Colonel Irish and speakers like George Conroy in small New England towns. It portrays tensions between anti and pro suffrage factions, campaigns airing fears about marriage, morality, and women voting, with quotes from Inez Milholland Boisevain and Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
Suffrage Big Election Question in State Campaign
This second article in the series presents the state issue of women’s suffrage on the November ballot. It compares governor candidates David N. Walsh and Samuel W. McCall, notes third-party votes from Prohibitionist Nelson B. Clark and Progressive William Shaw, and recalls last year’s totals for Walsh, McCall, and minor parties.
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David N. Walsh
Samuel W. McCall
William Shaw
Nelson B. Clark
Walsh
McCall
Walker
Roberts
Evans
Waiter Arrested as Counterfeiter in Washington
Albert Wallenstein, a waiter, was arrested by Secret Service agents in Washington on October 12, accused of possessing six sets of plates for counterfeit $20 gold certificates, one set for national bank notes, and 13 photographic negatives. No counterfeit currency has been passed to date.
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Washington
Albert Wallenstein
Secret Service
Women’s Club Walks Five Miles At Medway Estate
Forty members of the Boston Women’s Club spent yesterday at the Medway estate of Miss Selma E. Pond and Miss Grace Young. They enjoyed a luncheon around a camp fire at noon and joined a five mile tramp in the morning and afternoon.
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Boston Women’s Club
Medway
Selma E. Pond
Grace Young
Britons Open U S Messages
Secretary Lansing reported that démarches to Great Britain over the confiscation without notice of American commercial cablegrams via England have yielded no success. Protests in individual cases improved little while conditions improved somewhat. The U S seeks at least sender notification at their cost when messages are destroyed, a policy French cable firms pursue, but Britain remains unwilling.
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Washington
Lansing
Great Britain
United States
England
Department
Blume Wolf Wedding Held at Young's Hotel
Mabel Wolf daughter of police inspector Morris Wolf of Roxbury and E Henry Blume Armour Co sales manager were wed at Young's Hotel last night. Only intimate friends attended with a single bridesmaid Rosalind Wolf sister of the bride. Rabbi M M Eichler of Union Park Temple Boston performed the ceremony.
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Mabel Wolf
Morris Wolf
Waumbeck Street
Roxbury
E. Henry Blume
The
Armour Company
Young’s Hotel
Rosalind Wolf
M. M. Eichler
Union Park Street Temple
Boston
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Imusical Commission
Colonel Trish
Miss Todd
Chicago
Mrs. White
Marjorie Dorman
New York
Henry Preston White
STATE
Anti” Staff
A.J. George
N.Y
Suffrage Heckler
Col
John Plirish
California
George F. Conroythe
Dougall
Robert L. Norton
A. J. George
Norman
Jones
Mill
John J. Douglass
Mr. Douglass
Colone
Bryan
George R. Conroy
Conroy
U. S
Blume-Wolf
America
Hanover
Portland
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