Debates On Socialism Highlight Carnegie Hall Event
Prominent lawyers Samuel Untermyer and Morris Hillquit will clash in a Carnegie Hall debate on socialism's role in solving the trust problem. Organized by the Intercollegiate Socialist Society, the event features movements across Columbia, Stanford, Harvard, Yale, and many universities with notable alumni and supporters.
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Intercollegiate Socialist Society
Columbia
College of the
City of New York
Cornell
Harvard
Yale
Chicago
Stanford
Brown
Rochester
Princeton
California
Kansas
Michigan
Missouri
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Washington
Amherst
Baker
Barnard, Clark
Colgate
Connecticut Agricultural
DePauw
Marietta
Meadville Theological
Morris Pratt
Oberlin
Springfield
Swarthmore
Washington University of St. Louis
Wesleyan
New York
Will
Wallace Irwin
Writing Brothers
Robert W. Bruere
University of Chicago
Ruere
Vassar
W. E. B. du Bois
Charles Edward Russell
Chicago University
Simon Flexner
Bryn Mawr
Samuel A. Elliot, Jr
American Unitarian Association
W. Eliot
W. T. Fisher, Jr
Interior
Taft
Edmund I. Dana
Longfellow
Helen Keller
Radcliffe
Alex
Sunday Afternoon Meeting for Men
Announcement for a Washington Federation of Christian Men event next Sunday at 8 p m in Eagles hall above the north side bakery. Leader unnamed but described as capable. subject not announced. Includes invitation to men and boys, with encouraging notes on benefits and goodwill.
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Washington Federation of Christian Men
Eagles Hall
North Side Bakery
Taft and Sawhill Win Tight Second Church Primary
A lively second United Presbyterian church primary produced Taft and Sawhill as the top ticket by a narrow margin amid spirited speeches for other candidates. Prohibition and suffrage advocates debated fiercely, with Banter, rhetoric, and an array of two minute addresses. Over two hundred attendees witnessed the event and a social to follow.
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Second United Presbyterian Chur
Billy Chileate
Prince Albert
Maine
West Chester
Great Lakes
Mr. Sawhill
Ralph Livingston
A. B. Cummins
Cummins
Chicago
Livingston
Cedar Rapids
John
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Eva Livingston
Minnie Conner
Mike Lewis
Ruth Latta
Lewis
Ross
Hazel Stewart
Mary Louise Sawhill
John Stewart
Two Women Testify About Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Two testimonials from Ohio and Massachusetts women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Cassis LiLoup of New Moorefield credits relief from bearing down pain and weakness, while Mrs Rosert Coit of Williams Town reports improved irregularity and fatigue after use. Both urge others to try the medicine.
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New Moorefield
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cassis LiLoup
Clark Co
South
Williamstown
Mass
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Rosert Coit
Box 45
Lecture by Hon Clarence Buskirk on Christian Science
Hon Clarence A Buskirk of St Louis Missouri will give a free lecture on Christian Science at First Church of Christ Scientist corner Iowa avenue and Jefferson street next Tuesday evening April 30 at 8 o clock All are invited Buskirk is described as a forceful convincing speaker and the address is said to be instructive
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Clarence A. Buskirk
St. Louis
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Iowa Avenue
Jefferson Street
Mr. Buskirk
Carpet Cleaning Service Promises Sanitary Spring Refresh
Roy Minick advertises carpet and rug cleaning with moth and germ removal, kiln-sanitary process, prompt, guaranteed satisfaction, and resizing. Also buys old woolen ingrain carpet and acts as agent for Fairfield Rug Co at 325 Black.
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Roy Minick
Carpet Cleaning Works
Fairfield Rug Co
Ingrain
Japanese Municipal Progress Praised by Former MA Attorney General
Harvey N. Shepard, former Massachusetts attorney general, told Philadelphia City Club that Japan leads in municipal government. He cited close-to-the-people governance, absence of graft, modern infrastructure, and skilled labor as evidence of Japan’s advanced civic development.
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Japan
Harvey N. Shepard
Hoston
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
France
Prussia
Shepard
America
City planning sparks optimism about urban revival
Dr. Hillis of Brooklyn argues a new spirit against urban ugliness spreads worldwide. He notes twenty new town planning volumes in Germany and says 180 U.S. cities have formed commissions to chart twenty years of growth. He warns the metropolis shapes rural youth and the republic.
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Dr. Hillis
Brooklyn
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Germany
The
Republic
Denver Arbor Day to Distribute Free Trees Across City
The city will give free trees to Denver households on municipal Arbor Day in April. Saplings funded from the streets and boulevards fund per the mayor's budget, with about 15 000 trees mainly maples and elms to be distributed. Last year’s effort was successful with most trees planted and about 88 percent thriving.
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Denver
Move in Right Direction Critiques Huts Housing in Galveston
The article notes Galveston Texas aims to improve all civic life but dislikes the thatched huts used by poorer Mexican residents. It argues no building should be uncomfortable or unsightly, even in areas dominated by the foreign element.
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Galveston
Texas
First Shot in Civil War Sparks Old Debate
Edm und Ruffin is named in a relic owned by Capt. Noble D. Preston tied to the Fort Sumter firing. A May 1864 James River incident and General Pryor testimony shift the tale showing Ruffin and Beauregard involvement and Virginia secession.
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North Pole
Edmund Ruffin
Noble D. Preston
Philadelphia
Edmund Ruffinn
Preston
Tenth New York Cavalry
James River
Aaron
U. S
Ruffin
Fort Sumter
Danville
Richmond
Roger Atkinson Pryor
Virginia
Charleston
Shrewsbury
South Carolina
Beauregard
Rufin
South
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