The Closing Week in Massachusetts Campaign
The piece notes a heated final campaign week with mass meetings in major cities. Democratic speakers Bartlett and Whitney are praised for informative appeals focusing on the state issue of tariff relief. The text highlights cross-party shifts and urges sustained mobilization to elect a government addressing unfair tariff burdens.
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Bartlett
Whitney
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Boston
Gardner Museum Import Duty Settlement Opens Public Access
The representative of Mrs Gardner Museum in the Fens announces duties on the art collection have been paid totaling about 194000 dollars. The move supports the museum's goal to provide public educational influence and open access, urging that art imports be tax free as an educational benefit.
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Mrs
Electric Railways Merger Topic Brought to Legislature
The state house will debate the proposed merger of electric railways and steam railroads this winter. The last legislature avoided a firm decision, and interest rises with the season as lawmakers decide how to proceed on this complex issue.
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Electric
Stean
Stat House
Electric roads reshape interurban transport debate
A Western surge in high speed electric lines spurs competition with steam railroads. A Public Franchise League pamphlet argues eminent domain could enable rapid transit, raising questions about whether steam carriers should acquire or build electric rivals and how to reconcile competing systems.
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Public Franchise League
Russia on the Verge of Anarchy as Uprising Spreads
The piece warns that industrial disturbances in Russia are taking a political shape and could spark revolution. It notes a mass uprising lacking centralized leadership, cites Moscow’s autonomous move against the Czardom, and urges decisive leadership or a strong ruler to avert chaos.
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Russia
Robespierre
Mirabeau
Moscow
Czar
Count Witte
The Subway Collision Not Attributed To Structural Defect
The subway collision near Park Street station on Saturday is not blamed on construction. Signals are complete and the system is solid. the accident is attributed to human error in operation. Experts may decide on additional precautions, but no invention can guard against human fallibility.
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Park Street
Smith-John Smith Learns Golf and Loses a Ball Lesson
An Orange New Jersey beginner named Smith-John Smith attempts golf and endures $15 weekly losses for 30 balls. He devises a rubber tether plan that backfires, hitting him in the face and sending him to hospital. The tale underscores that theory and practice diverge. MORAL It is a far cry between theory and practice.
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Orange
N. J
Smith
John Smith
Golf Club
Murphy
Schoeffel
Wagner
Mr. Schoeffel
Solving a Mystery by the Sunday Post
The Sunday Post identifies the mystery victim after over five weeks of police and newspaper efforts. Divers, experts, and rewards yielded little until the second dress suitcase revealed a real clue, and Post reporters solved the case within 24 hours and shared details with police.
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Boston
Sunday Post
Post
Readers Seek Clues On Gold Brick Mystery On State Street
A Boston reader reports two men on State Street carrying a large gold brick and a necklace of four gold bricks and asks for information. The note ties the men to Tom Lawson's anti Frenzied Finance crusade and invites tips.
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State Street
Yusseheim
State St
Boston
Mass
Tom Lawson
Love and Hope in a Wanderer's Path Poem
A lyrical verse contrasts Love with Hope guiding a speaker along a shifting life path. The narrator contemplates dreams, fate, and comfort found in simple travels, ending with attribution to Minnid Nelson Hinds.
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Minnid Nelson Hinds
Opera Box Office Tricks and Local Banquets Highlight News
A Boston column notes ticket buyers scheming to secure seats at the box office, with manager Schoeffel resisting favoritism. It also previews the Eliot Associates sixth semi annual banquet at the Grace building and parish anniversary plans for St Joseph’s Leicester with past and present pastors.
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Schoeffel
Murphy
Eliot Associates
Grace Building
Washington Street
South End
St Raphael's Church Dedicated in West Medford
The dedication of St Raphael's Church in West Medford was held this morning with a large attendance. Rev Nathaniel J Merritt led the service, assisted by Fathers Neagle Higgins Flynn and Harrington, with sermons by Fathers Lee Walsh Ryan.
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West Medford
St. Raphael’s Church
Nathaniel J. Merritt
Richard Neagle
Malden
Patrick Higgins
Medford
Maurice Flynn
Roxbury
N. J. Merritt
James Lee
Revere
St. Raphael
Joan J. Harrington
James A. Walsh
Boston
Depends on the Man Himself Harvard Faculty Note
The piece discusses bias in opinions from Dr Emil Hirch and Harvard's claim of equal opportunity for rich and poor students. Dean Hurlbut emphasizes individual merit. It cites freshmen from 1904 showing contrasting outcomes, and notes W C Matthews and Walter Randall as examples of successful students from humble backgrounds.
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Harvard
Emil Hirch
Israel Temple
Chicago
America
Dean Hurlbut
San Francisco
Boston
W. C. Matthews
Walter Randall
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