Resolutions From Anti Imperial Meeting Call For Philippine Peace
The group urges immediate suspension of hostilities in the Philippines and a conference with Philippine leaders to prevent bloodshed. It seeks US assurances to aid in forming a government chosen by Filipinos and eventual independence with orderly transition and withdrawal of military forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
United States
Philippine Islands
Aguinaldo
Russia
Otis
Brooke
Cuba
League
Congress
R. M. Morse
Robert M. Morse
Vattel
James R. Dunbar
Hubert C. Parsons
Thomas L. Livermore
Ocean
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Local Blacksmith
Mr Chas Swanberg of 31 Regent Street Cambridge, a Henderson Bros. car- riage factory blacksmith, reports two years of kidney trouble and nocturnal distress. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from Geo Burwell's drug store, he claims the pills cured the last attack and would rely on them again if symptoms recur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Swanberg
Regent St
Cambridge
Henderson Bros
Dean
Geo. Burwell
Doan
Anti Imperialist meeting in Tremont Temple denounces Philippine policy
The Anti Imperialistic League held a large Tremont Temple gathering with speakers led by Hon. George S. Boutwell condemning US imperialism in the Philippines. Other orators urged self government for the islands and criticized the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Imperialistic League
Tremont Temple
George S. Boutwell
Philippines
J. R. Dunbar
H. C. Parsons
A. M Morse
A. E B. Pillsbury
George T. Angell
Francis H. Peabody
E. Winchester Donald
Charles Francis Adams
Benjamin Fay Mills
Edward O'Donnell
Henry Pf. Putnam
T. L. Livermore
T. W. Higginson
Winslow Warren
C. R. Codman
Moorfield Storey
C. G. Ames
Representative Myers
C. T.dole
William Endicott, Jr
Dog Show Opens With Record Attendance in New England
The fifteenth annual New England Kennel Club show began at Mechanics’ Building attracting thousands from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Attendance surpassed last year’s figures with about 2500 from 10 to 5 and 3600 in the evening amid fashionable society crowds. Notable displays include Dr. Longest’s Dalmatian entries and Bloodhounds prizes won by his team, and top bulldogs like Tyler Morse’s Phenomenon. The event features exotic acts, mascots like Dewey of the Sixth Massachusetts Regiment, and prize dogs from numerous breeders across Boston and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ Building
New England Kennel Club
Kennel Club
Back Bay
Pete
New York
Bruin
Dewey
Sixth
Massachusetts Regiment
Austin
Dr. Longest
Peter
Tyler Morse
W. Gould Brokaw
Frank J. Gould
St. Bernards
Glenmere
Wonder
Avoirdupois
Maggie Dee
Monte
Roxie
John EB. Thayer
Rutherford
Warren Cardinal
Kernochan
Dr. Co. A
Mrs George Trial Opens in Canton Murder Case
The trial of Mrs. Ana B. George for murder of George D. Saxton on October 7, 1898 began in Canton Ohio. Court crowd admitted at 10 10 a m and Mrs George entered with her son Newton age 17 and friend Mrs Siddinger. The first day ended with seven jurors seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Ana BH. George
George D. Saxton
George
Delegates Meet at Mule Spinners Convention in Templar Hall
The National Mule Spinners Association held its semi annual convention in Templar Hall with 56 delegates from 44 districts. President Duggan of Lowell presided and appointed John Halloway secretary for Samuel Ross while John Coppinger of Lowell became sergeant at arms. The gathering, the largest in years, heard a cautious view on wage increases with early optimism muted by longer industry tensions. The afternoon session focused on reports and the president’s review of the past six months and future outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Halloway
New Bedford
Samuel Ross
John Coppinger
Lowell
Howard
Duggan
Promise to Marry Trial in East Cambridge Court
Hattie M. Jackson sues Frank E. Judkins for breach of promise to marry in Middlesex Superior Court. Jackson, a Waltham milliner, claims mutual betrothal and damages of 5000. She testified to engagements in 1896 and 1897 and to gifts including a ring a silk dress and a trunk. sixty four letters from Judkins were read by the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie M. Jackson
Frank E. Judkins
Stevens
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Waltham
Newton
Jackson
Defendant
Nonantum
Plaintiff
Quincy Club Ball Draws Large Crowd at Ward 9
The Ward 9 Quincy Club reception and ball drew about 1500 attendees at Paul Revere Hall. The 8 to 9 pm concert featured a grand march led by T V Sullivan and John A Kelliher with Mrs M ar, Captain Camrell with Miss M Crowley, and five hundred couples. Mayor Quincy was unable to attend due to illness. John W Leahon chaired ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 9
Quincy Club
Paul Revere Hall
T. V. Sullivan
John A. Ke
Boston Champions Delayed by Snow Storm in Durham
Durham April 4 Boston champions faced a snow storm that halted play all day. Lehigh University was scheduled to meet Trinity but could not due to the worsening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
N. C
Boston
Lehigh University
Trinity
Bride and Vanderbilts Dominate Spring Wedding Plans
The article notes twelve Wes people involved in a grand wedding rivaling Vanderbilts in value. Mise Sloane favors simple dress and strong opinions. The bride’s fortune is said to reach into the millions. Her gown may be repurposed as a conservatory of spring flowers. After the church the couple will greet guests under an arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vanderbilt
Emily Vanderbilt Sloane
John H. Hammon
Newport
Sloane Mansion
Wes
Vanderbilt Fair
Mise Sloane
Miss Sloane
Lavish Floral Rites Surround Miss Sloane’s Wedding
The Sloane wedding features extensive floral decor with orange blossom ribboning the gown and chancel, while Bermuda lilies and lilies of the valley adornments fill Sloane home celebrations. Gifts include a 60,000 pearl rope necklace and large diamond crescents and stars from prominent patrons. Vanderbilt relatives travel to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bartholo
Bermuda
Sloane
Miss Sloane
H. McK. Twombly
Cornelius Vanderbilt
George Vanderbilt
Europe
James A. Burden
William K. Vanderbilt
William D. Sloane
Miss Emily
Emily
Sixth grand ball of Division 13 A D in South Boston
The sixth grand ball of Division 13 A D was held last evening at Bethel Hall Broadway in South Boston. About 700 attendees including Hibernian leaders and officers of the ladies auxiliary attended as guests. Notable figures present included President John Dunne floor marshal and County Secretary Daniel O Donovan among others. the event featured a grand march led by Janees daughter Katherine Dunne and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 13
A. D
Boston
Bethel Hall
Broadway
Hibernian
Ladies Auxiliary
John Dunne
William Farrell
William F. Spencer
Michael J. Downing
George A. Donahoe
J. Frank O'Hare
Gety
Presi C
Coun
Jiliam J. Scania
Daniel O’ Donovan
Thomas J. Kel
Brighton
Thomas RF. Fitzgerald
South
John B Ons
Hugh W. Bresnahan
M. J. Sulifven
J. F. Mulcahy
Willam BP. Hiewey
Daniel H. Bradley
Janee
Katherine Dunne
Kathleen Sullivan
M. J. Downing
K . Jennings
Genre A. Donahoe
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Anti-Imperial Rally
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
A. E. Pillsbury
Albert E. Pillsbury
Weyler
Spain
Manila Bay
Boutwell
Paris
Commerce
Friends of
Republic
The
Union
Mngland
France
Germany
America
Tropics
Manila
Luzon
Masco
Stellaro de Masco
Federal Building
de Masco
Lynn Fruit
Suet & O
Orient Heights
East Boston
Saxon
Mrs. McKinley
National Association
Miss Jackson
Judkins
Feso Ile Neested
Greedon
Dan Creedon
Australia
Tommy West
Lenox A. C
Charley White
Hobart
Washington
John H. Hammond
ST. Bartholomew’s Lily
Lila Sloane
Vanderbilt-Sloane
Fifty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Emily Sloane
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