Boston Welcomes Russian Laureate De Bernoff This Week
Russian nobleman Michael de Bernoff arrives in Boston for a lecture tour and a display of his Russian antiques at the Museum of Fine Arts. He is noted for provocative remarks on suffrage and gender roles, claiming American and English women and suffragists attract strong opinions.
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Boston
America
New York
Michael de Bernoff
de Bernoff
Museum of Fine Arts
Russia
DeeBrnoff
Countess Ignatief
Olga Novikoff
London
De Bernoff Critiques Women and Society Across Nations
The text reviews De Bernoff’s views on women’s alleged inferiority and energy use, noting his arguments on art, science, and motherhood. It cites his travels, multilingual lectures, essays, and plays, and mentions his remark about Boston as the brains of America and New York as the stomach.
Injunction Against Picketers Dissolved in Calumet
Circuit Court Judge O'Brien dissolves the week old injunction that barred picketing and parading by copper mine strikers during work hours, signaling a victory for the Western Federation of Miners in Calumet Michigan.
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Calumet, Mich
O'Brien
Western Federation of Miners
Elevator Victim Dies After 30-Foot Fall at Spa Restaurant
Frank Hartnett a 42 year old Malden resident of 12 Forest street fell 30 feet into an elevator well at the Thompson Spa restaurant on Washington street early yesterday. He died at Relief Hospital from injuries. He is survived by his wife and five daughters.
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Frank Hartnett
Forest Street
Malden
Thompson Spa
Washington Street
Relief
Greatest of Horse Shows Feature of Brockton Fair
The 40th Brockton Fair opens with plans for a record horse show and world class cattle poultry displays. Notables such as Miss Eleonora Sears and Mrs Plant join prominent social figures to showcase blueblood entries and balloon parachute drops unseen before.
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Brockton Fair
Brockton
New England
America
Katherine Elkins
Reginald and
Alfred Vanderbilt
Thomas G. Plant
William Ziezler
Vera Hapgood
BE. B. McLean
Wash
Somp
New $40,000 floating life saving station reaches Boston port
A $40,000 floating life saving station from Greenport L I arrived at South Boston's Marine Park to replace the City Point station. It is 110 feet long with a 34 foot beam and 18 feet height, housing a crew of 12 under Captain Robert Pierce. The craft includes a 60 foot relief steamer, a 40 foot speed boat, two 2000 gallon water tanks, and a brass sliding pole for quick crew access to the wellroom.
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Greenport
L. L
Marine Park
Boston
Bay
Robert Pierce
Pierce
Foreclosure Sale Notice for St. Louis World Publishing
Notices posted for a foreclosure sale of the St. Louis World Publishing Company property in St. Louis Missouri. The mortgage was taken in 1906 to secure a $24 000 note for Edward Butler a former Democratic city leader and the sale will be conducted by attorneys for the Butler estate.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis World Publishing Company
Edward Butler
Butler
Darkness Ends Tokyo Match Tie Between Waseda and Washington
In Tokyo on Sept 29 darkness halted a baseball game between Waseda University and the University of Washington. The score was 7 7 at the end of play with Washington leading 14 8 in the later innings and Waseda at 2.
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TOKIO
Waseda University
University of Washington
Seattle
Washington University
Lawson Denies Debi in Nevada Utah Stock Suit
Lawson replies to a suit by Learnard claiming a 2 percent commission on 200000 Nevada Utah stock options in 1907. Lawson says Learnard was negligent in pressing claims and that profits were divided after settlement. Trust company admits funds of 41189.02 held for Lawson.
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Thomas W. Lawson
George E. Learnard
Narraganset Pier
Learnard
Leonard
Lawson
Nevada-Utah
Commonwealth Trust Company
Tariffs Suspended On Transcontinental Dairy Shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended tariffs filed by transcontinental railroads that would end the privilege of concentrating dairy shipments from eastern points to Pacific coast destinations. The proposed tariffs would raise freight rates and are held up pending an inquiry.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eestern Points
Pacific Coast
White to Coach Chelsea High Football Candidates
Harry White known as Dad, a former Waltham High and Fordham College football star, assumed coaching duties for Chelsea High football candidates on Carter Street grounds in Chelsea yesterday.
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Harry White
Dad
Waltham High
Fordham
Chelsea High
Carter Street
Chelsea
Great 100 Honor Boston Citizens With Columbus Day Pageant Standards
Boston mass meeting seeks names for 100 eminent bostonians to be inscribed on artistic standards to be carried in the Columbus Day parade. Nominations must be sent to 6 Beacon Street by Oct 7, honoring men and women from trade finance art medicine architecture and other professions.
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Boston
Committee
Beacon Street
A. M. Zottoli
Two Dorchester Men Found Guilty of Gas Larceny
John N. Hughes and John A. Dolan, both of Dorchester, were found guilty by a Suffolk Superior Court jury yesterday before Judge Dana of stealing illuminating gas from the Boston Consolidated Gas Company.
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John N.hughes
John A. Dolan
Dorchester
Suffolk Superior Court
Dana
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Harvard Club Housewarming Set Before Harvard Yale Clash
The Harvard Club of Boston schedules its official house warming and inspection for Wednesday night, November 12, near Commonwealth and Massachusetts avenues. The event precedes the Harvard Yale football game by ten days.
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Harvard Club of
Boston
Commonwealth and
Massachusetts Avenues
Harvard-Yale
Harvard Hall Housewarming With Fireplaces and Speakers
Major Henry L. Higginson will start fires in Harvard Hall as President Lowell and President Emeritus Eliot speak. Formal inspection at 7 30. A light luncheon after. Ernest R. Dane’s gift organ to be played. Doors open to visiting graduates Friday night before the Yale game.
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Henry L. Higginson
Harvard Hall
Lowell
Emeritus Eliot
Ernest R. Dane
Yale
Box car hospital opens near Rock Island track work
A hospital in an ordinary box car became the first railroad operated facility of its kind in Chicago. A surgeon will head the unit, provide first aid to the injured, lecture workers, and teach self protection and safety around construction sites.
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Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Rain Delays Grand Circuit Races in Columbus
Rain showers in Columbus force postponement of today's grand circuit races. The card for today will be run tomorrow, the event organizers announced.
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Columbus
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Paris
Edinburg
Museem of Fine Arts
Rice & Hutchins
All America
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All America” High Shoes
Dorothy Forbes
Eleonora Sears
Reil
Our
Boston Ferns
Killarney
Pink
Aaron Ward
Richmond
Jordan Marsh Company
G. E. Learnard
Nevada
Utah
White
Colum
Bos
Harvard Club
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