Roosevelt speaks in Chicago on unity and the canal plan
In Chicago on April 2 a crowd of about six thousand packed the Auditorium to hear President Roosevelt address the audience. He outlined U S policy in the region and urged building the isthmian canal by the United States with neutral and peaceful guarantees, citing the Venezuela crisis and The Hague reference as part of a broader diplomacy.
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Chicago
Ifs
Roosevelt
O'Neil
Wabash Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Congress Street
Franklin MacVeagh
Harrison
MacVeagh
Renaived
United States
Venezuela
Hay
Germany
Great Britain
Hague Tribunal For Settlement
Boston Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for warmer conditions and variable skies. Highs today near the upper 40s to 50s with fair winds from the southwest. A brief period of cooler, open air may follow as winds shift and coastal areas stay dry.
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Boston
Vic
Temperature Yesterday
Yesterday's weather report notes a drop in temperatures across the region with cooler air settling overnight. No direct connection to remedies for sore lungs. the item presents standard temperature data without medical claims.
Ken nan Forecasts Addicks Win and Delaware Bribery Critique
At the Massachusetts Reform Club meeting George Kennan blasted Addicks of the Bay State Gas Company and predicted his Delaware U S Senate defeat. He cited a 1885 $25,000 payment as the origin of Addicks pursuit with remarks from Donohue of Boston. Governors Garvin and others urged bribery remedies and vowed voter influence is key. The club also urged War Department to release General Miles report on the Philippines.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
George Kennan
Addicks
Bay State Gas Company
United States
Delaware
Daware
Kennan
Philadelphia
Donohue
Boston
Garvin
Rhode Island
Granger
New Magln
McCook
Connecticut
War Department
Miles
Philippines
Jesse M. Gove
State House
Jarry “Brown
Gove
Luce
Republican City Machine
A. A. Hall
St. Albans
Brown
Kiley
Hall
McCurdy
Ward 8
Proctor
State Police
Colonel Hall
Gore
Malloy
Congress
New York
Providence
R. I
Gettysburg National Park Commission
State Department
Washington
London Company
St. James
Frederick W. Borden
Militia and Defence
Canada
Boston Company
Earl of Denbigh
London
Earl Roberts
Republican Leader May Be Declared in Contempt on Monday
U S bluesackess in Santo Domingo City Haiti April 2 The United States cruiser Atlanta landed 50 bluejackets to guard the consulate after a shell fell on the German consulate. A three hour battle near the Osame river left about 100 killed or wounded as President Vasquez seeks Santo Domingo City's surrender amid rebel resistance.
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Haiti
Santo Domingo
United States
Atlanta
Presidente
Vasquez
Caribbean
San Antonio de Guerra
Clyde Line
New York
San Pedro de Macoris
Macoris
Gay
Death by kerosene lamp fire in Jamaica Plain
Theodore Schlums a 43 year old locksmith died after burns from a toppled kerosene lamp during a fit at 8 Boylston avenue Jamaica Plain. His wife awoke to a blaze, a doctor declared him beyond help, and he died without regaining consciousness with his wife and child by his bedside.
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Theodore Schlums
Boylston Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Groppner
Schlums
American Fishermen in Peril as Ice Closes Newfoundland
Report from Bay of Islands Newfoundland describes American fishing vessels frozen since January 17 in an ice field after a recent storm. Provisions run low, 3000 residents face famine risk as Gulf of St. Lawrence iced and Newfoundland rail lines blocked. Government may send relief steamship to Bay of Islands and attempt to free the trapped boats.
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ST. John's N. F
Bay of Islands
Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Boston prep grows for London Ancient and Honorable visit
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston plans a reception for 200 London members scheduled to visit Oct 2. Tenders come from General Bancroft and Colonel Edmonds for venues and escorts. Invitations flow from Bunker Hill, Mayor Eastman, Providence, and Washington officials.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston
Parker House
Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company of
London
London Company
Boston Company
General Bancroft
Boston Elevated Railway
Edmonds
First Corps of Cadets
Tremont Theatre
Keith
Transportation plan aids Irish farmers with big investment
Lord Iveagh and Alderman Pierrie announce readiness to invest at least 2.5 million dollars in a transport scheme for Ireland. Central depots would gather farm produce via horse drawn wagons until light railways and motor services expand.
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London
Lord Iveagh
Seaward Cecil Guinness
Dublin
Alderman Pierrie
Belfast
Harland & Wolff Shipbuilding Company
Petition backs Clark for police commission reappointment
A petition supporting Police Commissioner Clark carries a $40,000,000 implied wealth backing from endorsers. Clark remains active in the fight for reappointment despite opposition notes. Governor Bates has not stated a position, but prevailing opinion holds Clark may lose.
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Clark
The
Police Commission
the Combs
Bates
Fire in New York Tenement Kills One. Many Injured
A five story tenement on Rivington Street set ablaze causing one death and eight serious injuries. Twenty two families were driven into the street as the blaze caused about ten thousand dollars in property losses. Police say the fire arose during the East Side Passover cleanup.
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New York
Rivington Street
East Side
Mass Meeting Planned by Team Drivers Union Council
The executive council of Team Drivers Union 21 2 1 2 170 171 191 and 807 has arranged a mass meeting for April 14 in a hall to be secured. The aim is to advance the interests of the organization.
Captain Marshall Mocked in April Fools Harbor Tale
The East Poston docks story claimed Captain John Marshall of the tug Annie Emmons docked in the harbor. Marshall denies the tale and his crew say the rumor started from a complaint about ashes dumped in the stream, not an act at sea.
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East Poston Docks
John Marshall
Annie Emmons
Wroth
York’s Wharf
Queer Death at Bowker Fertilizer Plant
A 24 year old worker, Frank Bemis of 50 Wexford Street, was struck on the head by a large piece of fertilizer at Bowker Fertilizer Company in Brighton. He died en route to the hospital after fracturing the base of his skull. The substance is mixed hot and becomes very hard when cold.
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Bowker Fertilizer Company
Brighton
Frank Bemis
Wexford Street
Labor leaders to address Glass Workers meeting in Boston
James R. Crozier president Massachusetts State Branch A F of L Driscoll president Boston College Veet J Minihan of the Team Drivers and others will address a meeting of the Glass Workers on Saturday evening at St Andrew's Hall Wells Memorial building.
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James R. Crozier
Massachusetts State Branch
A. F
Lido
Driscoll
Boston
Coll. Veet
J. Minihan
St. Andrew’s Hall
Wells Memorial Building
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Dowse
Salem Street
Jesse Gove
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Barnett
Norman
U. S. Bluesackess
Marshall
Queer Death OF Workman
Glass
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