Ashbridge claim sparks Philadelphia political clash
SHORT TALKS notes a feud over Postmaster Hicks's claim Ashbridge promised to secure all there was for Samuel H. Ashbridge, which he denies. The piece critiques Roosevelt's presidency, estimates Philippine costs, and condemns reconcentrado camps as a modern atrocity, urging a revival of freedom in America.
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Hicks
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
Samuel H. Ashbridge
General Wheaton
Philippines
Taft
God
Cuba
South Africa
Polo Invasion of England Targets Coronation Cup
American polo stars led by Foxhall Keene plan a June tour at Hurlingham to contest the Westchester Country Club challenge cup for England and America. Lakewood NJ and Indian players compose the team, aiming to bring the cup home.
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England
Edward VII
British Isles
Hurlingham
Lakewood
N. J
Foxhall Keene
Keene
St Ann's Parish Band to Hold Benefit Event
March 17 marks the third annual entertainment by St Ann's Parish Band at the band opera house with admission set at ten cents.
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St. Ann's Parish
Band Opera House
Boralma Rivalry Splits Honors in Trotting Divisions
Boralma's rivals share honors as four-year-old trotting geldings see John Nolan clock 2 08 while five-year-old geldings race under Lord Derby at 2 07.
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Boralma
John Nolan
Lord Derby
Tenney Named Tufts Baseball Coach for Next Season
Fred Tenney, famed Boston player, has been selected to coach Tufts College baseball for the upcoming season. The former star will lead the team as it prepares for the next campaign.
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Tenney
Fred Tenney
Boston
Tufts
New Zealand Labor Conditions Defend From J Grattan Grey
Edward Tregear secretary for labor of New Zealand replies to J Grattan Grey in the New York Post. He argues compulsory arbitration has been a success, that capital and employment rise, and that farmers are not suffering under late laws. He questions Grey’s pictures as partial and warns Americans to view overseas reports as amateur sketches tinted by bias.
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Edward Tregear
Labor
J. Grattan Grey
Labor of
New Zealand
New York Post
United States
Mr. Grey
Lmaay
Boards of Conciliation
Court of Arbitration
Supreme Court
Arbitration Court
New South Wales
South Australia
Western Australia
Pinkerton
Seddon
House of Representatives
Europe
America
Crown
Ireland
The Burden We Get From Europe at Ethical Culture
Professor Felix Adler spoke on The Spiritual Life of the Poor before the Society of Ethical Culture in New York. He argued that America bears responsibility for Europe’s centuries of oppression that created America’s urban poor. He attributed poverty to external oppression rather than individual failings.
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Europe
Felix Adler
Society of Ethical Culture
Carnegie Lyceum
New York
Russia
Hungary
Germany
Italy
America
Massachusetts Labor Reform Movement Seeks Constitutional Hours Law
The Massachusetts legislature committee on federal relations reported favorably on a resolution urging an amendment to the U S constitution to let Congress regulate labor hours in states. Supported by Arkwright Club counsel, the factory owners group, it aligns with a broader push by cotton manufacturers seeking equalized hours across New England and the South.
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Committee On Federal Relations
Massachusetts
House
United States
Congress
Arkwright Club
New England
Progressive Union Raises Dues and Establishes Benefits
The Brotherhood of Tailors increases dues and creates sick and death benefits. Officials say this stability will attract new members, boosting the union beyond past records and signaling permanence.
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Brotherhood of Tailors
Unionists of Great Britain reach two million workers
In 1901 the number of trades unionists in Great Britain rose by about 100000, bringing the total to nearly two million, of whom about 122000 are females.
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Unionists
Great Britain
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