WOMEN'S CLUB BULLETIN AND KAISER'S HEIR TO WED
Women club notices schedule a December meeting at Middlesex hall with history and a December 11 lecture on Aboriginal Indian Basketry. A clothing and toys barrel drive to Kentucky mountaineers is planned by Nov. 24, and donations are urged by December 6. A separate item titled Kaiser’s Heir to Wed discusses a cooking demonstration featuring fish, corn muffins, and a layered apple dessert with detailed recipes and a concluding note on future lessons.
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Middlesex Hall
Avery B. Clark
Albert L. Bacheller
Lowell
Colonial Hall
William C. Curtis
Pacific Coast
James Francis
Mansur Street
Women-Only New York Cars Sparks City Debate
A New York man proposes one or two women-only cars on L trains arguing it helps shoppers and fairness, while opponents note limits and potential crowding. The piece also urges Chicago schools to boost daily exposure to beauty and nature, echoing concerns about child development beyond reading, urging weekly rose and violet lessons.
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New York
Chicago
Christmas sale at Mrs Carrolls home in East Merrimack
Mrs H H Carroll of East Merrimack Street held a Christmas sale at her home yesterday all day and evening. The event drew many friends and featured useful and fancy goods for sale, along with homemade sauces mince meat and fruit cake in confectionery boxes. Assisted by Miss A M Day Edith Nourse and Helen Coburn.
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H. H. Carroll
East Merrimack Street
Primary Teachers' Union to Meet at First Baptist Church
The primary Teachers' union will meet in the First Baptist church on Friday December 6 at 3 o'clock p m.
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First Baptist Church
Cooking School Opens At People's Club Women’s Branch
Unusually large registration marked the cooking school class at the People's club women’s branch as Miss Genevieve Severy of the Boston Cooking School prepared a simple dinner. The menu featured cream potato soup with croutons, baked haddock, corn muffins, and scalloped apples. The reviewer praised the high level of craft and careful detail in each dish.
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Miss Severy
People’s Club
Genevieve Severy
Boston Cooking School
Textile school tour pleases Locks and Canals leaders
Yesterday at Southwick hall Pawtucketville a luncheon for the Low ell Textile school building committee featured a tour of the semi completed grounds and buildings. Attendees praised the grading and progress while notable executives from Bigelow Carpet Tremont Suffolk Hamilton Appleton Middlesex Kitson Machine and other firms attended. After the inspection most guests returned to Boston.
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Lowell Textile School
Locks and Canals
Southwick Hall
Pawtucketville
Arthur Lyman
The
Bigelow Carpet Company
A. 8. Covel
Tre
Fair and Dance At Pascaconaway Hall Event
The Pascaconaway Tribe of Men hosts a hall event with two nights of dancing and a thronged crowd enjoying themselves. Admission is 2 cents with dancing throughout the evening at the hall.
Mock court trial to entertain Huntington residents
The Young Men's Christian Association's entertainment committee brings a refined mock court trial to Huntington hall on Saturday evening December 18 under Col. A. V. Newton of Worcester. The piece depicts a prominent citizen's romance with a widow ending in a breach of promise suit for damages, followed by a gospel temperance meeting at 145 Merrimack Street at 7 40 p m led by Rev. W. H. Yarrow and Mrs. Yarrow. all are invited.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Huntington Hall
Col
A. V. Newton
Worcester
Col. Newton
Lowell
Merrimack Street
Dee
W. H. Yarrow
Mra. Yarrow
Mohair's Ball Leads All Roads to Conference Showdown
In a bustling scene, Mohair's Ball tops a circuit as key destinations converge. Associates coordinate movements, signaling a pivotal gathering with notable figures guiding the route. The event draws attention from participants and onlookers across the network.
Senate Adopts Papers Request in Pious Fund Case
At the capitol the Senate, after brief bills and petitions, adopted a concurrent resolution urging the President to furnish papers in the Pious fund case recently arbitrated before The Hague. Beveridge read resolutions from delegates to the Oklahoma non-partisan convention favoring statehood for Oklahoma and Indian territory and opposing the House omnibus bill. The chamber met in executive session and adjourned at 1.05 until Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Pious Fund
Hague
Beveridge
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Justice Holmes Confirmed to U.S. Supreme Court
The Senate confirmed Oliver Wendell Holmes to succeed the late Justice Gray on the U.S. Supreme Court with no opposition. Holmes will depart Boston for Washington to begin work next week, following a smooth confirmation process and a likely resignation from his state post.
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Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Senate
Justice Gray
United States Supreme Court
Hoar
Judiciary
Boston
Holmes
Gray
Supreme Bench
Militia Reorganization Bill Reported With Amendment
The committee on military affairs today took up the militia reorganization bill and after hearing support from Secretary Root and General Carter decided to report the bill as it passed the House with an amendment.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Root
Carter
House
Immigration bill amendment grants spouses and children of hopeful citizens admission
Washington December 4 Senator Hoar presented to the Senate an amendment to the immigration bill allowing the wives and children of aliens who have declared their intention to become citizens to be admitted without tax or fee.
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Washington
Hoar
Senate
City Farm Repairs Sparks Boardroom Clash
The city overseers of the poor met at city hall to approve old repair bills for the city farm amid a heated debate. Overseer Williams denied involvement in past repairs, prompting Democratic board members to press him with questions about appointing himself to the repairs committee and chairing it, culminating in a tense exchange and a dramatic exit with a fire extinguisher.
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City Hall
City Farm
Williams
Mr. Williams
Philadelphia
British cruiser Indefatigable Arrives at La Guaira
Caracas dispatch says the British cruiser Indefatigable arrived at La Guaira on December 4 with three more British warships expected to follow.
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Caracas
Indefatigable
la Guaira
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Mohair
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City Farm Repairs
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