O Connor Sees Hope in Work at Atlantic Conference
T P O Connor guest of Atlantic Conference luncheon at Exchange Club presided by A Shuman. He spoke at Lowell lecture on The Passing of the Old Ireland and discussed Irish home rule. Proceeds near 1000 dollars raised for the Irish cause.
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T. P. O'Connor
Exchange Club
Lowell
O'Connor
Harard Union
Jr. O’connor
Harvard
A. Shuman
William H. O'Connell
Shuman
J. Shuman
Ireland
England
United States
T. P. O’connor
Long
O’connolr
Guigh
Samuel J. Elder
Mr. O'Connor
Clyndon
Captain Condon
John J. O'Callaghan
Hill Fights Hard in Revere Speech and Boston Appeals
District Attorney Hill warned Republicans and Democrats of a tough battle in a Revere Town Hall speech. He urged cross party support, citing the need for many Democratic votes to win, and urged workers to take off their coats and join the hardest kind of effort in the campaign. He planned further talks in Boston wards and Tremont Temple.
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Hill
Revere Town Hall
Boston
St. Paul’s Church
Camden and
Tremont Streets
Tremont Temple
Revere
Suffolk County
Court House
Land bill alive as Lords amend in third reading
Lowell Oct 26 The Hon T P O Connor notes the Irish land bill passed a third reading in the Lords in a largely amended form. The Lords narrowed compulsion to congested districts and added obstacles, potentially nullifying it, while landlords face large arrears from the State. The Commons now must decide to accept or counter the Lords amendments as the Irish party vows no bill if the Lords changes persist.
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Lowell
Ireland
House of Lords
Trish Party
House of Commons
Commons
Lords
Doors Locked in Steamship Wreck Teems with Rescue Struggles
A steamship wreck unloads a scene of capsizing boats and brave rescues near Grand Manan. Six men were saved by life savers as waves and gale force wind hampered efforts. A drowning cry, spoken in a Scottish dialect, haunted rescuers while vessels from Seal Cove and the Mizpah battled the storm to aid survivors.
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Hestia
Mizpah
Gaskill
Seal Cove
Publicity urged for corporate accounts by Eliot lecture
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, former Harvard president, urged publicity for public utility and fiduciary corporations. He said capital must accept openness and proposed a uniform accounting system to reveal profits, dividends, salaries, and wages of each corporation in a Kenyon College Larwill foundation lecture in Gambier Ohio on October 26.
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Gambier
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Larwill Foundation
Kenyon College
Fear clash of shoe workers in Marlboro
In Marlboro on October 24 a wage dispute sparked by about 15 girls at the W. L. Douglas Maple street factory erupted into a confrontation between the United Shoe Workers of America and the Boot & Shoe Workers' Union. The workers walked out refusing to join the Boot & Shoe Workers' Union unless paid the union scale, crippling the Lynn industry’s response.
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Marlboro
United Shoe Workers of America
Boot & Shoe Workers’ Union
Lynn
Maple Street
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
Tempest Presented in Elizabethan Form by Ben Greet Players
Ben Greet Players give Shakespeare's The Tempest in Symphony Hall with no scenery. Prospero played by Frank McEntee Caliban by Ben Greet Ariel by Ruth Vivian Miranda by Violet Vivian Sebastian by Charles Hopkins. Tschaikowsky overture and Sullivan incidental music heighten the mystic drama. Large crowd shows warm enthusiasm.
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Shakespeare
America
John Smith
Pocahontas
Shakspere Himelf
Globe Theatre
London
Greet
Atlantic
Augustin Daly
Ariel
Prospero
Frank McEntee
Ben Greet
Caliban
Ruth Vivian
Violet Vivian
Miranda
Charles Hopkins
Sebastian
Tschaikowsky
Gustave Strube
Arthur Sullivan
Gotham Mayor in Doubt Amid Surprise Campaign
New York observers mark a tight mayoral race with Gaynor Hearst and Barnard contending. Gaynor gains from radical support while Hearst alternates, and Barnard runs as a veteran Republican contender. Analysts note Tammany Hall swings through county and borough tickets, hoping to squeeze through.
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New York
New York Herald
Tammany Hall
Judge Gaynor Faces Murky Election Battle Amid Patronage Fears
The text notes strong certainty about Gaynor's election prospects while acknowledging no firm bets on other outcomes. It argues Tammany fears a Gaynor mayor who would refuse patronage and favors, and describes mounting assaults on Gaynor from all sides as the nominee endures relentless criticism.
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Gaynor
Tammany Men
W C T U Firm for Suffrage at Omaha Convention
At the 36th annual W C T U convention in Omaha the election of officers and resolutions urged female suffrage, stating the ballot should reward intelligent citizens. The group backed federal control to curb interstate liquor shipments and urged Taft to end liquor sales in the Panama Canal Zone.
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Omaha
Neb
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Congress
Taft
Panama Canal Zone
Girl Is Fell By Auto In Cambridgeshire Village
Seven year old Mary Bradley of Conlincourt East Cambridge lies in serious condition after being struck and run over yesterday afternoon by a touring car carrying two men and two women. The child, playing on Third Street, was struck as the car rounded a corner. One man hurried back to aid her, placed her on the curb, then rejoined the others as the driver sped away. The child suffers internal injuries.
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Mary Bradley Les
Conlincourt
Cambridge
Mary
Third Street
Millionaire on the Stage in Miss Innocence
Dudley E. Oatman a Denver mine owner played the Duke beside Anna Held at the Colonial Theatre in Miss Innocence. The event marks a notable ascent in his brief but rapid stage career.
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Dudley E. Oatman
Denver, Col
Anna Held
Colonial Theatre
Trinity Church elects Dr Philp Mereland er vicar in New York
At Trinity Church Ci New York on October 26 Rev Dr Philp Merelander, divinity professor from Massachusetts, was elected vicar of the Rom in West Twenty fifth street in the notable ten house mission. If Dr Rhinelander accepts he will succeed Rev Dr William Hu Vip, the veteran vicar who resigned recently.
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New York
Trinity Church
Philp Merelander
Episcopal Church
Rom
West Twenty-fifth Street
Trinity Parish
Rhinelander
W. Ceed
Willam Hu
How the Ring Toss Game Is Played
A vintage instruction explains building and playing a ring toss game. Cut the target from cardboard, bend easel supports, and set on a table. Stand 3 4 feet away and throw rings to hook onto angled hooks. Two color sides exist blue and red rings. Practice improves accuracy. penalties or double points may apply for rings on occupied hooks.
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Bill Much
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East
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