Beveridge Urges No Merger With Privilege Driven Progressives
Former Indiana senator Albert J. Beveridge argues in The Saturday Evening Post against a Republican Progressive merger. He contends parties divide over moral questions, warns of job seekers and privilege owners uniting, and cites Bridgeport as an example where public service firms finance campaigns and corruption thrives. He predicts Republicans will largely unite with Progressives to curb special privilege.
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Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Saturday Evening Post
Progressive Party
Beveridge
United States
Bridgeport
Republican Party
One Chance for Stockholders in New Haven System
A cautious piece urging sincere stockholders' committee action to salvage investments in the New Haven system. It calls for an entire shift in financial methods, reducing the grip of Wall Street insiders and high financiers. It warns trolley property purchases at inflated prices harm steam-road investors relying on higher income, which funds insider tribute.
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New Haven
Wall Street
Knife remains only cure for cancer says Hartwell and officials
Dr John A Hartwell of Bellevue Hospital backs the claim that cancer is curable, but medical opinion remains that the knife is the only cure unless used early. He argues causes act locally and that complete eradication is possible only in the initial stages, while late cases become incurable. He cites rising cancer mortality, possibly due to better reporting and health issues like over eating and intemperance contributing to disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Hartwell
Bellevue Hospital
Hartwell
Father W S M Elroy Leads First Mass at St Augustines
Rev Walter Shanley McElroy recently ordained celebrates his first mass at St Augustine's Church with relatives and clergy from St Peter's Danbury and St Thomas Hartford among others. Sermon theme is Sacrifice as the Reason for the Priesthood. He is assigned to St Francis parish New Haven. Walk to Ward's Pig Roast tonight at 611 Park Avenue for a free feast and music.
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W. S. M’elroy
ST. Augustine's Church
Walter Shanley McElroy
Danbury
Father McElroy
Charles McElroy
St. Augustine’s Church
This City
Edward L. Killigrew
New Bedford
Mass
William T. Kilcoyne
Montreal
Thurifer
Arthur E. Reilly
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Thomas Molloy
Edward Maher
Rochester
N. Y
Ward
Park Avenue
Juggernaut festival and first Chinese railways historical notes
The article recalls the Juggernaut festival in Puri with its dangerous car parade and past suppression attempts, noting later fatalities and decline. It then details the Shanghai to Woosung railway opening, government actions, later track damage, and growth of China’s early rail network toward Sun Yat Sen’s national plan. It highlights Goethals as Panama Canal chief engineer, his career, and lasting legacy. It mentions Sir Kenneth Muir-Mackenzie’s legal role, Senator Borah’s birth anniversary and public lands reforms, Andrew Preston of United Fruit, and Joseph Bruce Ismay’s retirement from White Star Line after Titanic fallout.
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India
Juggernaut
Puri
Orissa
China
Shanghai
Woosung
Formosa
Sun Yat Sen
George Washington Goethals
Panama
Goethals c
Brookyn
Brooklyn
Panama Canal
Goethals
Uncle Sam
William Edgar Borah
Idaho
Fairfield
Idaho Statesman
United States
Canada
Borah
Haywood and Moyer
Boise
Senate
West Virginia
University of Kansas
Ismay retirement amid Titanic losses and Cardinal Gibbons anniversary
The article notes Ismay's planned retirement amid White Star Line profits shrinking to thirty percent after Titanic losses and Olympic repairs. It marks Cardinal James Gibbons's fifty-second ordination anniversary and his upcoming eightieth birthday, highlighting his anti socialism and anti woman suffrage stance. Esher and Lady Esher are also mentioned in context of royal advisory circles, alongside a discussion of pillory history and early 19th century criminal penalties in England.
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Zie
Ju- Ma Schieffelin
Ismay
White Star Line
James Gibbons
Baltimore
Sacred College
Cardinal Gibbons
Pillory Abolished in England and United States
Aged readers recall the pillory once used as punishment, abolished in England by an act of Parliament effective June 30 1937. The United States soon followed, Delaware as an exception, with Europe and Anglo-Saxon origins noted for its invention and practice.
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England
United States
Delaware
Europe
America
The D M Read Co Closes Saturday Evenings This Summer
The D M Read Co established 1857 announces Saturday closing time on July 5 at 9 PM while daily closing in July and August remains 5 PM. They thank the public for early shopping adoption and say the change benefits customers and employees.
Striped Wash Silk Offered at 59 Cents a Yard
On Tuesday July 1 our silk counter will feature 900 yards of striped wash silk at 59 cents a yard. Five color stripes on white ground include black navy brown heliotrope and copenhagen. The 31 inch wide fabric is an exceptional value. A white wash silk piece 36 inches wide is priced at 70 cents a yard.
Nazareth Waist Union Suit for Boys and Girls
The Nazareth Waist Union is a single combined garment serving as shirt pants and waist for children. Sleeveless knee length low neck and elastic fabric prevent perspiration. Sold in sizes up to 12 years old for boys or girls at 50 cents each.
New Summer Neckwear and Home Accessories Sale
New crepe de chine Windsor Ties come in pink lavender old rose Nell rose swistaria green crimson cardinal navy and black with double bows or plain Windsor at 50 cents Dutch collars in round and shoulder point styles embroidered muslin 25 or 50 cents Collar and Cuff Sets in imitation Irish and Bohem ain muslin and voile lace trimmed 50 cents to 13 75 Hand made Cluny Collars in new patterns 1 25 to 3 25 Hand made Bohemian lace Dutch Collars shoulder point styles 2 50 to 2 75 Pineapple Eyes easy eye removal device for pineapples doubles as a fruit cover Cherry Pitters remove pits without crushing fruit Mottled Axminster Rugs 27x54 now 1 65 from 2 50 real bargain
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Windsor
Blair twins Vivian and Rose die at St Vincent’s Hospital
Six week old twins Vivian and Rose Blair, daughters of Mr and Mrs Oscar Blair of 125 East Main Street, died yesterday at St Vincent’s Hospital after being brought in Friday for malnutrition treatment. Their mother remained at home due to ill health.
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Vivian
Rose Blair
Oscar Blair
East Main Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
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Mr. Beveridge
American Bar Association
Sir Kenneth
Charterhouse
Oxford
Lord Lowen
Lord Davey
John Muir-Mackenzie
Delvine
Andrew W. Preston
United Fruit Co
Banana Trust
Beverly
Jamaica
Central America
Joseph Bruce Ismay
International Mercantile Marine Co
Lfe
Viscount Esher
Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Lady Esher
London
Peter James Bossy
Old Bailey
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Jackson’s Book Shop
Main Street
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D. M. Read Co
Nazareth
Axminster
D. M. Read Company
Radford B. Smith
Main St
Arti Ener and Tam
Gan Fane
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Foley
F. B. Brill
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
Oak Street
Atlantic Pharmacy
Prescription Specialies
Main Street Next
Davis & Hewieg
Ree
Stee
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