MorTo Campaign Critique on Reciprocity and Congress
The piece argues Eugene N. Foss favors reciprocal trade with Canada but fails to show how he would achieve it in Congress. It labels him a Republican crank and notes Lodge Hoar oppose his ideas. It urges Massachusetts voters in district ltch to support John A. Sullivan instead for effective reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Foss
Canada
Vetera
Mth
Congress
Foss
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Senator Hoar
Mr. Foss
Ltch
John A. Sullivan
Massachusetts Democratic pledge free coal and prolifically trade
A call to stand by Massachusetts advocates a platform of free coal free hides and free iron as part of a broad reciprocity program. The message asserts that such economic concessions will come with a massachusetts Democratic victory and implies a major policy shift.
Stand by the President Is a Weak Campaign Cry
The piece argues Republicans rely on personal loyalty to President Roosevelt, exposing a weak stand on issues. It notes Bates benefits from Crane's backing, questions the need for character references, and criticizes Lodge and Hoar for pushing a pro Roosevelt line. It contends free trade with Cuba and tariff relief for New England are ignored by a party bowing to Pennsylvania and Ohio bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Crane
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Winthrop Murray Crane
Wolcott
Senator Hoar
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Bates
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Cuba
Congress
Canada
New England
Tribute of New England Speech on Plough Tariff Debate
In a Malden speech Arthur Leman and Lyman accuse Republican tariffs of protecting U S manufacturers while forcing higher prices for farmers. They allege trusts control Dingley schedules and argue that removing duties would lower costs for both domestic and foreign buyers, warning of broader industry impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Arthur Leman
Canada
United States
Lyman
New England
Steel Trust
Coal Trust
Seef
Senator Dear
Massachusetts Stand by Politics and Economy Clash
A fragment argues against admitting cheaper foreign surplus while warning against a party that refuses to declare for free hides and coal. The speaker urges Massachusetts industries to resist tribute and names the candidate as unfit for chief magistrate of the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Immediate relief demanded in price crisis across wartime economy
The speaker denounces Republican delays and Congress’s long timetable as要governed by politics. They warn that 1905 and 1906 action is inadequate, urging rapid action to curb high living costs such as beef, coal, boots, and steel taxes, lest four years of tariff influence foster rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
Congress
Stand by Massachusetts Vote Against Trusts in 1900s
A political appeal urging Massachusetts voters to oppose foreign and state trusts including coal, beef, steel, and others. It promotes free hides coal meat and iron and backs Gaston and Democratic Congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Coal Trust of
Pennsylvania
Beef Trust
Illinois
Steel Trust of
Morgan
Gaston
Vanishing Slugger Murder Stirs Cambridge Somerville
A series of murderous slugging assaults in the Cambridge Somerville area ends in murder. Miss McPhee's killer remains at large as police efforts appear ineffective. The piece urges state aid and firm action to protect citizens and attract federal support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles River
Miss McPhee
Somerville
Cambridge
Shadowy Giant on State House Wall At Bowdoin and Ashburton
Observant Citizen recalls seeing a colossal shadow cast on the State House wall by General Charles Devens statue and a nearby lamp. Notes a Siamese prince visiting Boston to view Harvard Carlisle and comments on springlike showers and old harbor plans. Mentions a party atop Beacon Hill, weather, and Harvard Brown game antics. Announces engagement of Flora M Cohen to Morris Skibelsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Bowdoin Street
Ashburton
Charles Devens
Siam
Boston
Mistaken Love Leads To a Westward Union
In a tale of torn affections Helen rejects Van Avery’s marriage proposal urging a year of friendship. He goes West, returns with a revealed love for Helen’s sister, and after a fall and truth, Helen forgives him. The pair confess mutual love, and they wed in time as the story closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Avery
Van
Pinafores
Helen
West
California
Ananias
Spiritualists and coal tales mix in Worcester column
The column recounts Mrs. Barrett and her daughter Bella at a Worcester Spiritualist meeting, notes Coal deliveries on Unity Street, and highlights Nellie Denman's Volunteers of America career. It also covers Mayor Warley's carrier pigeon, a ship timetable anecdote, Norumbega Park relics, and humorous asides from the editorial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
National Association
Bella Barrett
Parrett
Norumbega Park
Venus de Milo Department She Was a Golfist
South Boston October 28 Editor All Sorts a heated golfing contest on the Appian Way led Miss de Milo to lose her arms when she drove at the ball, with arms flying off atop the Rocky Mountains U S A. Her costume was up to date with free movement. Her portrait decorates the den of Great Cesar among golfing days souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss de Milo
Cesare
Rocky Mountains
Cesar
Boston
Tale of a Stranger at East Boston Docks
A stranger questions a steamship line official about a Liverpool sailing time at East Boston docks. Repeatedly asked, the official confirms the next boat sails Friday at 3 PM, as the man seeks certainty. The sequence ends with the stranger pressing for accuracy amid the morning inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Enanire Sa
Boston
Notable Portland Funeral Attended by Distinguished Masons
The funeral of Hon. Josiah H. Drummond at First Parish Church drew a distinguished crowd led by officials from Boston and Maine railroad and Maine Central and Union Mutual Life Insurance. Maine Grand Lodge Masons and many grand bodies attended with guests from Pennsylvania New Jersey Massachusetts and Towando. The Rev John Carroll Perkins preached the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Josiah H. Drummond
Boston & Maine Railroad
Tuttie
Maine Central and Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
Maine Grand Lodge of Masons
Frank M. Highley
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George
Husking Bee Hosted by St John’s Church Youth
A husking bee by the young people of St John’s Church on Lexington Street East Boston occurred last evening. Four ears of corn were shared and the youths enjoyed kissing the young ladies. Miss Elidia Donnell read, while Samuel M Rowland and George Arrmstrong sang tenor solos. After the red ears ran out the crowd danced the Virginia reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Lexington Street
Boston
Elidia Donnell
Samuel M. Rowland
George Arrmstrong
Emperor William and Empress See Bernhardt at Royal Theatre
Emperor William and the Empress attended the Royal Theatre tonight with Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark and watched Sara Bernhardt perform Fedora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Emperor William
Empress
Frederick of
Denmark
Royal Theatre
Sara Bernhardt
Fedora
Setback for Bretts order in Boston schools
The Boston school board reported against Mr. Bretts order requiring teachers to be legal residents of Boston. The board also preserved the Bartlett Street School matron position, voting 12 to 11 against abolishing baths overseen by a janitress. Debate spanned nearly two hours with Charlestown supporters arguing baths aid the community.
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Brett
Boston
Bartlett Street
Warren
Charlestown
Burrill
Duff
Messrs
Allen
Bulger
Coolidge
Gallivan
Harkins
Kenny
McDonald
Merritt
Mulvey
Pierce
Yeas
Miss Barrows
Ernst
Brighton
Dorchester
Brookline
Lving
Committee On
Francis Beadle
Blackinton School
Dorchester Avenue
Committee On Accounts
Technology classes elect MIT president Swett
George W. Swett of North Cambridge has been elected president of the technology classes at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The announcement notes his leadership role and the selection process within the MIT student organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Swett
North Cambridge
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
George W. Swett
Fragmented Class Leadership List Outlines Officers
The document lists senior class officers and institute committee members with names tied to multiple cities and colleges. Ejected president Robert Nathania Turtles of Waltham is noted alongside vice presidents from Newton and San Antonio, and other officers and directors from Boston, Salem, Pittsburgh, and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Crosby
Broolyn
N. Y
Ruip Brown Williams
Salem
Claude Pendleton Nibecker
Slew Mills
Penn
Edward Juxton
Oliver P. Scudder
Fireckton
Thomas BH. Sears
Plymouth
Aitrectors
Horace S&sake
Ivaneston
Howard
Ondham
Ins
Robert Nathania Turtles
Waltham
Herbert Winthrop
Kenway
Newton
Willy Mastman Simpson
San Antonio
Tex
Charlies Wisw? Johnsto
Roxbury
R. Howard Willian
Lord
Treasre Thomas Green
Louisville
Tin Thomas Edward Jewett
Boston
Arthur Job Amberg
Chicago
Thomas Mdway Jewett
Institute
Special Services At St Leonard’s Italian Church
Special services were held at St Leonard's Italian Church in the North yesterday to bless the relic of St Anthony. The rites included benediction and a sermon delivered by Father Ubaldus, the church rector, in both afternoon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leonard's
Anthony
Ubaldus
Sack Suits at Shuman Corner for Gentlemen
Advertisement for men’s sack suits at Shuman Corner priced at 20 dollars. Describes straight front four button sacks with neat hands and lines, substantial fabrics, superior workmanship, and trimmings from A. Shuma & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuman
A. Shuma & Co
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MorTo
Washington
Beacon Hil
Mast Boston
Blee Hk
Flora M. Cohen
Morris Skibelsky
Europe
Carnegie
Su Thore
Sunday Post
Nellie T. George
Harwichport, Mass
Unity Street
Nellie Dennan
Worcester Post
Volunteers of America
Young
Newark
N. J
Christian Endeavor Society
Volunteers
Order
Ballington Booth
Messrs. Fraser and
McIsaac
Maritime Provincial Club
Robert Pratt
Rutland
Mass
John F. Warley
M. B
Mary MacLane
Butte
J. P. Morgan
Hallowe'en
Numskull
Adam
Fden
Goodby
Eve
Adamses
Bobby
Avilae
Venus DE Milo Department
South Boston
Venus de Milo
Helen Trent
Venus
Hospital Reconis
Construe
P. S
MK Borts
Newton Newkirk
Climan
ST. John’s Church
Kaiser Saw Bernhardt
Post
Alice FE. Whitaker
School Board
Bartlett St
Chickering
ST. Leonard's Church
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