Militant Movements Debate on Violence in Reform Work
The piece argues about English militant groups and their use of violence versus reform. It notes dynamite threats at royal symbols, asserts few lives harmed by militants, and contrasts peaceful methods with violent acts while urging patient social change.
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Egypt
England
Great Britain
Paren
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Eng
Colorado
Perbicpe Nol Strane
Ian
Hatever Cay
Treat- Sant Anbatios
Mrs Holman Called a “Good” Patient in Suit Over Confinement
Hartford jurist testimony details Dr Lawton at Brattleboro Asylum cases involving former Mrs Cranston Brenton now Mrs Frederick Holman of Waterville Me. Plaintiff Mira Holman seeks 50000 against ex husband Drs Smith Waterman alleging conspiracy to confine and extract a confession. Dr Lawton found no evidence of infidelity or wrongdoing in Mrs Holman.
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Hartford
Ss. E. Lawton
Brattleboro, Vt
United States District Court
Cranston Brenton
Frederick.Ernest Holman
Waterville
Mira Holman
The Baccalaureate Point Of View On Graduation
A reflective piece urges graduating students to seek service over self interest. It notes the lure of success but calls for community building and broader social betterment through education. It laments limited civic effort by boards of trade and business groups, urging graduates to apply knowledge for public good.
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Boards of Trade
Paying commission over pavement contracts faces scrutiny
Simma Warrenite reports on city pavement control, noting the legislature shifted power from the streets committee to the paying commission. The piece accuses officials of bypassing bidding and seeking secrecy, urging the commission to resist usurped authority and protect public funds.
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Common Council
Markney
Guy Clerk Braithweite
The Old Flag volume shown at Elias Howe Post meeting
A bound volume recounts Capt. William H. May’s Civil War imprisonment and pen drawn newspaper The Old Flag printed in Camp Worth. Proceeds from limited signed copies go to May’s Bridgeport widow. credits acknowledge Beers Miller Boudren Porter Seeley Jennings.
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Elias Howe Post
William H. May
Captain May
Camp Worth
May
Bridgeport
Alfred B. Beers
Frank Miller
Thomas Boudren
George L. Porter
Henry J. Seeley
Homer D. Jennings
Feast of St Anthony Observed by Catholic Churches Worldwide
Feasts marked by two early masses at Holy Rosary Hast Washington and Harriet streets at 5 30 am and 6 am, with 7 30 pm devotion and relic kissing. Sunday high mass and sermon by Rev Salvatore Riabut of New York accompany vespers and relic rites.
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St. Anthony of Padua
Holy Rosary
Washington Avenue
Harriet Street
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St. Anthony
Anthony
Salvatore Riabut
New York
Mystery in Baltimore Case Draws Witness Testimony
In Baltimore on June 12 interest grows in Ella G Winter case as State's Attorney Greene expects key testimony from John Price the Black man arrested last night and Lee Miller a shore resort employee during witness examinations in Annapolis. A hospital sterilizing outfit and Lysol solution have been purchased for emergency use, with metal operating table and related items ordered.
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Baltimore
Ella G. Winter
Curtis Creek
Annapolis
Greene
Anne Arundel County
John Price
Lee Miller
John Beck & Son
Auto Tires Nobby Tread Fires Warranty Claim
An advertisement touts Nobby tread tires with a five thousand mile warranty and claims superiority in wear comfort and safety. It also promotes Diamond Sqeegee cases and Imperial Tires with a three thousand five hundred mile guarantee, promising value and reliability.
White Skirts and Lisle Vests Offered at Low Prices
A catalog-like ad item promotes Swiss-Ribbed Lisle vests and white skirts in multiple fabrics at prices from 25 cents to 2 dollars. It touts comfortable gauze garments, union suits, and brassieres with embroidered hooks, highlighting late arrivals and plentiful stock for women and children.
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Children’s Union
Fashionable Patent Leather Belts and Accessories
Popular new leather goods include wide black patent leather belts that are soft and crushable with shirred details. Also featured are patent leather vests with pockets, traveling clocks in leather cases, and luncheon sets in leather cases priced from $1.50 to $7.50, with traveling clocks ranging $2.25 to $5.00.
Penalties urged for masters after vessel accidents
Secretary Redfield calls for harsher penalties for captains of vessels involved in accidents due to careless handling. He comments in a letter to the steamboat inspection service head following the grounding of the passenger steamer Iroquois in the Hudson River.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Steamboat Inspection Service
Iroquois
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