Definition of a Democrat by William Jennings Bryan
Editorial reprints Bryan's nuanced view on democracy and party loyalty. He defines a Democrat from both party and broader democratic perspectives, stressing majority rule, local self government, and government by the people. He contrasts party allegiance with belief in people's sovereignty and reforms expanding popular power.
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William Jennings Bryan
New York
Bryat
Democratic Party
Democratic Organization
Boston Adopts Union-Raised Grievance Committees Citywide
Supt. of Streets Doyle urged city employees to join craft and department unions and support a grievance committee model. He cited Boston following John T. Shea’s 1903 example, noting unions secure raises and timely grievances, benefiting both workers and city management.
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Streets Doyle
A. F. of L
John T. Shea
Organized Labor
Cit Y
Boston
Cirriers
Shea
Doyle
Tomorrow's Temperance Parade In Boston Draws Support
A Catholic Archdiocesan Total Abstinence Union parade of young participants is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon in Boston. The route appears on page three. Parents are urged to take pride in their children's role as seeds for a fruitful maturity and the enduring abstinence message. Father Doody delivered a concise sermon praising temperance and its long term value.
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Catholic Archdiocesan Total Abstinence Union
Boston
Father Doody
Catholic effort to curb drunkenness urged by Father Doody
Father Doody calls for instilling in youth a detestation of drunkenness as a social plague. The Archdiocesan Total Abstinence Union plans a demonstration to show its role in humanitarian efforts and moral uplift through labor.
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Father Doody
Archdioecesan Total Abstinence Union
Humanitarian Associations of
America
Mr Whitney to visit Cambridge for pro reciprocity talk
The article describes a planned public demonstration in Cambridge on the 27th to inform the public about reciprocity with Canada and how to expand Massachusetts business interests. Local business groups and Canadians joining Republicans support the event to boost trade.
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Whitney
Cambridge
Canada
Massachusetts
Whhtney
Fletcher Honored at Thorndike School Graduation
Ruel H. Fletcher longtime master at the Thorndike School East Cambridge received a five piece gold gift from pupils a school committee record entry of appreciation and a class bust gift as the 56 pupils of the present class graduated.
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Ruel H. Fletcher
Thorndike School
East Cambridge
Fletcher
Cornish
N. H
Massachusetts
Abington
Quincy
Cambridge
Otis School
Thorndike
Fletcher School
George Washington
Real Estate Transfers by Cunningham Brothers
Transfers filed through Cunningham Bros of the Grant Building Central Square include 64 Antrim St a frame dwelling and 453 sq ft land taxed 5200 grantor Mary Eadie to David Coughlin Somerville for investment and home 8 10 12 and 14 Summer St two 2 family houses and 3600 sq ft land taxed 3000 grantor William G Macleod to William J Quinn and Robert G Kelly 11 Oak St Somerville a 2 family house a 3 horse stable and 3600 sq ft land taxed 200 grantor Sam Green.
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Cunningham Bros
Central Square
Antrim St
Mary
William G. Macleod
William J. Quinn
Robert G. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Summer St
Mr. Quinn
Oak St
Somerville
Sam. Green
Boston Property Auctions for Tu milty Estate Near Bay Street Station
William Quinn acts for a home and investment purchase of 8 Village St Boston brick dwelling with about X M square feet of land taxed 4200. Heirs of Sarah J Nolan sell. Two lots on Kinnaird St about 3300 sq ft each taxed 800, private sale to close estate. Purchaser silent now may hold for speculation or build two three apartments this summer.
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Bay St
Quick aphorisms on life and human habits
The collection notes that quick friendships fade fast, pleasures cost little, and sorrow heightens joy. It argues experience yields compulsory lessons while many tout themselves as critics. It uses humor about architecture and sympathy as cash, ending with a Chicago News quip.
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Chicago News
Salary Rise for Congress to Ten Thousand a Year
Advocate argues lawmakers without independent means should earn 10000 dollars annually to avoid forced retirement and ensure public service remains viable. He recalls personal defeat, praises politics, warns many enter politics for livelihood, urges practical work and business fallback after service.
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Congress
Senate
American Doctors Overmedicate Says Dr Osl er
In a US delivered critique Dr William Osler argues modern medicine overrelies on drugs and underemphasizes pathology and patient surroundings. He contrasts English public health rigor with American laxity, urging fewer drugs and stronger training in morbid anatomy and preventive care.
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England
United States
The Control of the Pacific by Engineer Thiel
Engineer Thiel of the German cruiser Roon discusses future naval power shifts in the Pacific. He predicts rivalries across yellow and white races, Japan’s ascent, and potential alliance needs among Germany, the United States, and Great Britain to preserve Anglo-Saxon institutions and world peace.
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Thiel
Pacific
Japan
United States
Asia
China
Great Britain
Philippines
Orient
Germany
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Raymond
Senator John Lemlaurin
South Carolina
William Osler
Ben Franklin
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