Temperance Resolutions Stir Methodist Conference Delegates
At the New England Methodist convention on April 6, resolutions by A Griffin of Winthrop criticized President McKinley over temperance matters. Delegates elected provisional representatives for the Gen Conference and lay events, while resolutions were indefinitely postponed and the convention dissolved.
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J. W. Hamilton
W. F. Warren
James Mudie
W. T. Perrin
E. Upham
East
Boston
Éterans’ Association
Y.om -C.alo Hall
Greene
Y. M. C. At-Hall
Willard. Allen
C. Edwin Miles
Roxbury
Willard S
Allen
C. Pra
C.A. Jacobs
McKinley
Isin
George F. Washburn
Charles A. Magee
C. C. Bragdon
Lawell Seminary
A. B. F. Kinney
Worcester
J. M. Dunham
Holyoke
Henry C. Graton
F. Kinney
Mr. Griffin
Widow Elizabeth Bradley Sought for Institutional Care After Hospital Admission
City Hospital authorities seek to locate relatives of Mrs Elizabeth D Bradley a widow admitted March 19 for mental health concerns. Physicians deem her mentally unbalanced and officials wish to place her in a suitable institution.
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Elizabeth D. Bradley
Danninian
Kansas City Reporter Dies in Atlanta Hotel
An employe from Kansas City identified as F C Dickensheets killed himself at the Jackson Hotel in Atlanta. He left a letter requesting that his body not be subjected to dissection and asked to be buried in any manner deemed fit, but forbidding any at college involvement.
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Atlanta
F. C. Dickensheets
Kansas City
Jackson Hotel
Jabez C Knight, Former Providence Mayor, Dies
Ex Mayor Jabez C Knight of Providence died at his residence 44 Brook Street this morning. He served as mayor during the Civil War from 1859 to 1864 and later was paymaster-general for the state under General Burnside, handling about 33 million in bounties. Knight was born in Centreville, Rhode Island, on July.
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Providence
Jabez
Brook Street
Meral Burnside
Centreville
R. I
Rawal Indian Appropriation Bill Stirs Senate Debates
The House passed a Hawaii territorial government substitute by 120 to 38 after four days of debate. Amendments to change to a resident commissioner and bar statehood pledge failed overwhelmingly. In the Senate, debates focused on the Indian appropriation bill with plans to vote or set a final date. An amendment to fund a Morris Minnesota Indian school farm passed.
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Senate
Hawaii
Hill
Conn
Congress
Deboe
J. C
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Sullivan
Lod
Taia
Nelson
Minn
Morris
Will probate ordered for Caroline F. Dexter estate
Judge Tren chord orders probate of Caroline F. Dexter will. She left $40,000 to John J. Streeter, editor of the Vine land Independent, and cut off a relative with $1300. Dexter, founder of the famous angel cake, died February 1899. Mrs. Dexter died July 21.
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Bridgton
City Miscellany Clutter and Theft Reported
Local items note a man removing a book from Maxwell residence and a burglary at 804 Harrison Avenue for clothes shoes and other goods. Police say officers respond in shifts, while witnesses discuss a boxing team and a stock exchange incident tied to a Boston area matter.
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Springfeld
Bernal
Ahmed Geold
Gark
Simon Wyman
Harrison ‘Avenue
Mit
Wigginton
Boston
Uae
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Iifred
Stock Exchange
Deads Fa
United States
Man Charged After Incident at Lake Shore Site
A man faces charges after an incident near Lake Shore involving a pedestrian and an unidentified substance. Authorities did not release names or charges in initial reports.
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Fred Pussister
Lake Shore
Birdstrom testifies as Miller trial resumes in Brooklyn court
C Oscar Birdstrom, a Franklin Syndicate patron, resumes the stand and shows a 150 investment and 200 in profits. He admits not informing the grand jury of a 9 excess payout. Albany bank clerk Moriarty cannot locate Miller filing for the syndicate. Flash seeks attachment of 14 500 paid to Ammon as creditor relief. Ammon denies any 914 500 fee, saying his fee was not excessive.
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New York
Oscar Birdstrom
Franklin Syndicate
W. F. Miller
Brooklyn
Birdstrom
Grandpu
John D. Moriarty
Albany
William F. Miller
State of New York
William J. Flash
Robert A. Ammon
Miller
Atttorney Clark
Flash
Ammon
Institute's Best Year Reported by Peoples Institute
The People's Institute at 1171 Tremont Street closed its year with a final report by Superintendent Billings and the treasurer. The institute posted its strongest year yet with 1146 members and funds of 4602.01 in revenue against 4493.46 in expenditures leaving a base of 8. The text notes student enrollment and gender detail but contains OCR errors.
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The
People's Institute
Robert Treat Paine
Institute
Tremont Street
Billings
Women of Boston Visit City Hall Spark Spring Plans
The Sunday Post recounts a bold civic visit by Boston women to City Hall. They share frank opinions on home upkeep and politics, hint at an upcoming wedding, and promise a unique medical treatment story that costs little and intrigues readers.
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Boston
City Hall
Sunday Post
Sunday
Miss Horlocker Receives Treatment After Acquittal
The Journal reports Viola Horlocker, recently acquitted after Hastings Nebraska poisoning attempts, is in New York with a married sister. She was placed yesterday in a private sanatorium for treatment of her physical and mental illness.
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New York
Viola Horlocker
Hastings
Neb
Acres Horlocker
Parading Italian laborers threaten Greenwich unrest
Fifty deputies from across the county gather in Greenwich to block a planned marching parade of Italian workers who had quit jobs between Greenwich and Port Chester. Rumors of militia intervention circulate as labor strife spreads, but officials say they will protect citizens if trouble arises.
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Greenwich
Conn
Hawley
Port Chester
New York Line
Lounsbury
Trial of Bay State Captains Reveals Philippine Case
Boston Globe correspondent J N Taylor reported on the acquittal of Captain Bordman and Captain McDonald of Massachusetts who faced charges under Army regulations for permitting a death sentence. Gargenero was executed in Guimbal on Dec 27 after disputes over local jurisdiction and orders from General Hughes.
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Captain Bordman
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Anderson
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