Remarkable Demonstration To Labor Leader Ettor In New York
About 1000 demonstrators in Fifth Avenue and Union Square greeted Joseph Ettor and William Haywood after Ettor's acquittal. Ettor spoke in English and Italian, praising the working class while wielding an axe and torch emblem. He planned to stay for a Harlem mass meeting and then return to Lawrence to organize steel and textile workers across three states.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
William D. Haywood
Forty-second Street
Union Square
Ettor
Big Bill
Grand Central Station
Boston
Lill
Haywood
Bill
Lettor
Massachusetts
Sulzer
Harlem River
Lawrence
Wentworth split over trial marriage plans and love
Marion Wentworth, who divorced Socialist lecturer Franklin Wentworth to marry Alice Chapman of Portland, denounces medical board premarital tests. She says love cannot be ordered and preserves affection for both husband and his new wife. Their 7 year old son Brandon speaks of a future career and fondness for both parents.
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Boston
Marion Craig Wentworth
Franklin H. Wentworth
Alice Chapman
Portland
Maine
Mrs. Wentworth No
Wentworth
Brandon
Papa
Miss Chapman
Mother
Margaret Craig
Pasadena
Cal
Great Reformation in English Saloons
London reports a wave of saloon law reforms in major cities. Liverpool cut opening hours to 9:30 p.m. and closed at 9:30 p.m., reducing intoxication. Birmingham mirrors moves, opens at 6:30 a.m. and closes at 10 p.m., with a noon ban on serving women and under sixteen.
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London
England
Liverpool
Birmingham
Daughter of Speaker Reaches Majority on Thanksgiving
Miss Genevieve Champ Clark daughter of Speaker and Mrs Clark celebrated her eighteenth birthday attending the Army and Navy game in Philadelphia with Miss Helen Harding Cox daughter of Ohio’s governor elect and Mrs Timothy Ansberry wife of Ohio’s congressman The speaker sent a Thanksgiving letter declaring her legal majority under Missouri law and she calls it her best birthday gift
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Washington
Genevieve Champ Clark
Clark
Speaker Clark
Army and Navy
Philadelphia
Helen Harding Cox
Ohio
Timothy Ansberry
Miss Clark
Pennsylvania association opposes woman suffrage
Mrs. J. Gardner Cassatt opened the meeting with a sharp critique of militant suffragists and a warning that votes for women would undermine home life. She argued that militant tactics deserve humiliation, and that women’s enfranchisement would cause neglect of home duties and moral decline.
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Philadelphia
J. Gardner Cassatt
Pennsylvania Association
Writing Desk Attracts Buyers With Personal Space Promise
A writing desk appeals to buyers as a personal retreat for any owner that can be shared by a wife son daughter or friend offering a space that feels private. The display highlights a strong price range from 60.00 down to 5 dollars for affordable options.
Brass Bed Patterns Offer Gift Season Prices
A brass bed sale promotes new patterns described as beyond description. The ad encourages viewing the collection and lists price points from sixty dollars down to twelve dollars and fifty cents for holiday gifting.
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Luther McCarty
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McCarey
Hobbs
West Point
Seifert-Gower Furniture Company
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