Lincoln urges women suffrage at Tremont Temple dinner
William H. Lincoln, president of the Economic Club of Boston and former Boston Chamber head, declared at the Massachusetts Single Tax League dinner in Tremont Temple that women should have voting rights equal to men, noting they are taxed alike but lack representation. His remarks drew applause.
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Massachusetts
William H. Lincoln
The
Economic Club of Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Single Tax League
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Taxation Debate on Land Value and Orthodox Economics
More than 200 attendees heard President C. B. Fillebrown of the league preside and deliver a keynote on Taxation and Orthodox Economics the Selling Value of Land an Untaxed Value. He argued taxes should fall on land rather than on houses or other products of industry noting that taxes on produced wealth raise prices and hinder enterprise.
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C. B. Fillebrown
The
League
Taxation debate hints at land value reforms and real estate tax
A discussion followed Mr. Fillebrown's address with remarks from Elwyn G. Preston and several professors from Boston University and Harvard. Preston suggested a tax on real estate and inheritances, while Bates predicted future reform due to advocating groups.
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Fillebrown
Messrs
Elwyn G. Preston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Borden PP. Bowne
Boston University
Co. J. Bullock
Harvard
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
F. Spencer Baldwin
F. N. Carver
W. H. Lincoln
the Economic Club
John L. Bates
William Byrne
Preston
Bates
Mr. Bates
Girl Must Quit Country Girl Must Quit Country
Victor Nelson of 26 Esther street protests government officials who removed Ida Josephine a 19 year old friend’s daughter to the waiting cab and Union depot for deportation from New York to her home in Finland due to an incurable disease.
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Worcester
Victor Nelson
Esther Street
Ida Josephine
Union Depot
New York
Finland
Doctor Yvon Dies After Calling on Fitchburg Patient
Worcester report says Dr. John Yvon of Fitchburg collapsed on the sidewalk outside the home of Michael Fitzgibbon after being summoned there. He was taken to his residence where he is reported near death.
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Yvon
Worcester
John Yvon
Fitchburg
Michael Fitzgibbon
Women's Bath and Lounging Robes Sale at Great Prices
A catalog of robes in various styles and fabrics with sale prices. Includes bath robes in all-wool ripple, satin bound finishes, sailor collars, kimono styles, pockets, and matching belts. Also lists dressing sacques in ripple eiderdown and German flannel with satin bindings and sizes from children to adults.
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Dresden En Seas
Ivernia to Sail for Liverpool and Queenstown Today
At 4 p m the Cunard liner Ivernia under Captain Arthur G Dunning will sail for Liverpool and Queenstown with 657 saloon 75 second cabin and 225 steerage passengers total 357. Notables include Lady Dunmore widow of the late Earl of Dunmore and Lady Muriel Gore Browne returning to England after a brief U S stay. Also aboard are O A Jones Mrs Jones Mrs R Ashton Lawrence Joseph J Sheehan J H Lesh C P Shillaber Captain Charles B H Shillaber N Smith of Weston Hon John Munroe of Worcester Walter M Libby John C Hamley and Robert C Heebner of Lynn.
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Cunard
Ivernia
Arthur G. Dunning
Liverpool
Queenstown
Lady Dunmore
Earl of Dunmore
Muriel Gore Browne
England
O. A. Jones
Jones
R. Ashton Lawrence
Milmore woman wins 400 in Watertown car injury case
Mrs Mary E Milmore of Watertown received 400 in the Superior Court against the L. for injuries when alighting from a car on North Beacon street July 18 1903. Her husband was awarded 1000 in the same case.
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Mary E. Milmore
Watertown
Hearing on discharge petitions for Cambridge officers
Mayor Wardwell presided last night over a hearing on a petition to discharge Patrolman Robert Douglas and Constable James D. Russell of Cambridge. Michael Healey of 438 Ninth Street East Cambridge filed the petition alleging assault illegal arrest and maltreatment during a tax collection attempt of 3 50. Healey was acquitted in Cambridge District Court on an assault charge against an officer. The petition claims the officers used their clubs during arrest while the defense noted Healey previously paid two poll taxes in Boston with the rest covered by a political club.
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Robert Douglas
Cambridge Police
James D. Russell
Cambridge
Wardwell
Michael Healey
Ninth Street
East
Russell
Healey
Cambridge District Court
Boston
Malden Men Annoyed by Vandalism at Cemeteries
Malden residents report vandalism targeting George Stiles, superintendent of streets, and his brother Charles Stiles, cemetery chief. Over a month ago a tombstone in Forestdale Cemetery was defaced with India ink, and this morning ink was spilled on Charles Stiles's granite steps on Main Street.
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Malden
George Stiles
Charles Stiles
Forestdale
Main Street
Chelsea Objects to Grease Rendering Plant
Chelsea Aldermen voted to grant a public hearing for East Side residents opposed to a grease rendering plant on Cottage Street after a permit to John R. Pace was granted. Alderman Ashe said Poole did not own the land and moved revocation of the license, with the hearing set for Oct 81.
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Chelsea
East Side
Cottage Street
John R. Pace
Ashe
Poole
Elm avenue scare ends after arrest in Wollaston
Residents along Elm avenue Wollaston are relieved as the Jack the Peeper scare subsides after the arrest of William Robinson a colored man on Sunday Police headquarters received reports of a bareheaded negro peering into windows Mrs De Forrest saw him leaving her henhouse with a pallet and alerted police leading to the arrest
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Quincy
Elm Avenue
Wollaston
Jack the Peeper
William Robinson
Rev. Thomas J. A. Freeman Dies at Fordham College
The Rev Thomas J A Freeman professor of chemistry at Fordham College died tonight after a year long illness. Born in Nova Scotia in 1841 he spent many years with St Francis Xavier Fordham and other Jesuit colleges.
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New York
Thomas J.A. Freeman
Fordham College
Nova Scotia
St. Francis Xavier
Fordham
Woman resumes maiden name after divorce win
In New York City on October 14, Justice Blanchard granted Mary Huntington Winslow of 43 East Twenty Fifth Street permission to resume her maiden name. The husband left after 23 years, moved to South Dakota, and obtained a divorce on grounds of abandonment. She may henceforth call herself Mary Stewart Huntington.
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New York
Boston
South Dakota
Mary Huntington Winslow
East Twenty-fifth Street
Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Mary Stewart Huntington
Pallbearers Union No 1 Formed in Alexandria
Across the river in Alexandria they have organized Pallbearers Union No. 1. It consists of colored brethren. The hand bills say the union was formed to aid bereaved families by serving them as pallbearers.
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Washington
Alexandria
Union No
Arlington Man Hurled From Wagon After Car Collision
Patrick Hourty, a 60 plus farmer from Arlington, was fatally injured when his wagon collided with an inbound electric car. He landed headfirst, believed to have fractured the skull, and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston where doctors deem his recovery unlikely.
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Arlington
Patrick Hourty
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Parisian Beauty Claim Affects American Skill
Renowned dermatologist Dr. Vallier asserts the finest facial features are found in America while French ladies rely on strict care. He shares a skin food recipe combining Rose Water, Cologne Spirits, and Sartoin to revive rosy complexion and firm facial contours, promising powders and rouge unnecessary.
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Jean Vallier
America
Society Ladies
Paris
Celebration of Massachusetts Baptist Anniversaries at State Street Church
Three day observance begins June 29 at State Street Church Springfield with sessions by the Massachusetts Baptist associations and the Northern Baptist Education Society. Speakers include Rev George S Harr Rev J A McElwain Dr W C Minifie Rev Ernest Butler and Dudley P Bailey. Dr R O Sherwood notes West Royalston church history and Massachusetts Baptist missionary work. William W Bustard to speak on The Bosses of Boston at People’s Temple and a Christian Endeavor rally will follow.
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State Street
Springfield
B. D. Hahn
Massachusetts Baptist Sunday School Association
Massachusetts Baptist Mission Society
Massachusetts Baptist Charitable Society
Northern Baptist Education Society
George S. Harr
Newton Centre
J. A. McEl
Sherwood
Baptist Church
West Royalston
William W. Bustard
People's Temple
Boston
Gilbert Hall Tonight Event At 7 30 O Clock
A program is scheduled for tonight at Gilbert Hall starting at 7 30. Details on performers or program content are not provided in the text.
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Gilbert Hall
Coffee Party Aims to Lighten Church Debt at Pompeii
Last night at Odd Fellows Hall parishioners of the Church of Our Lady of Pompeii held a coffee party to reduce church debt. The treasurer reported a substantial sum netted after supper and dancing followed. The grand march was led by Edward Scigliano and Miss Helina Tortorella.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Church of Our Lady of Pompeii
Edward Scigliano
Helina Tortorella
Skull Fracture in Street Brawl Shocks City
George Krigel aged 50 of Salvation Army lodging at 1384 Hampden Street was assaulted near Harrison Avenue and Brookline Street yesterday, suffering a base skull fracture and taken to City Hospital. Tobey Doherty, 80, with unknown address, is detained at Dedham Street police station on assault charges.
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George Krigel
Salvation Army
Hampden Street
Harrison Avenue
Brookline Street
Krigel
Tobey Doherty
Dedham Street
Widow Vallely Removed to Institution in New Castle
Mrs. Frank Vallely formerly of Philadelphia has been placed in an institution after her husband’s death. She is aged and crippled with no one to care for her. The New Castle home held rolls of notes and coin-filled receptacles found in every corner.
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New Castle
Del
Frank Vallely
Philadelphia
Whitten Testifies in Slander Suit Over $1000 Case
In Terre Haute on October 14 Mrs. Anna Whitten testified in her $1000 slander suit against Frederick Strosser. She said Strosser offered 25 cents to square matters after he claimed she stole his money, which she refused.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Anna Whitten
Frederick Strosser
Strosser
Man Arrested for Snoring in Logansport Court
Loganport Indiana October 13 Carson Emery arraigned on charge of snoring loudly enough to disturb neighbors. Police Judge Smith set bond at $50 to keep the peace.
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Logansport
Ind
Carson Emery
Smith
Emery
New Wrinkle Cure Promises Dramatic Overnight Results
A woman recounts failed creams and doctors, then reveals a personal, now-shareable skin treatment that claims to erase wrinkles in three nights. No creams or injections. simply apply at night and awaken with smoother skin. Harriet Metta invites inquiries for full details.
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Harriett Meta
Syracuse
N. Y
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