Admiral Dewey Confirms Democratic Affinity and Cleveland Talk
Washington April 6 Admiral Dewey declared he has always been a Democrat and never voted for a ticket other than Cleveland. Reporters pressed on a possible run on a gold Democratic platform as discussions of supporting Cleveland's candidacy circulated among conservatives. Dewey and Mrs. Dewey plan a Beauvoir summer residence before further statements are issued. Lamont reportedly discussed Dewey’s candidacy with him, fueling speculation of behind the scenes maneuvering.
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Dewey
Philadelphia
Novinee
Nne
Cleveland
Mrs. Dewey
Beauveir
Lamont
Admiral Dewey
Saxton
George A. Saxton
Cétain Brown
Brown
Gaxton
Raines Law
Gomés
Dewey Leaves Philadelphia for Washington After Aid Concert
Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Dewey arrived in Philadelphia to attend a relief concert for families of soldiers in the Philippines and then returned to Washington. The admiral spent a quiet day at the Hotel Bellevue and met only Captain Bronson, commander of the Alabama, while Mrs. Dewey did errands in New York before rejoining him. Secretary Root and Mrs. Root also headed back to Washington.
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Penn
Dewey
Philippine Islands
Washington
Hotel Bellevue
Bronson
Alabama
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
J. Matt Ward
Wiliam J. Bryan
New York
Cassatt
Congressional Limited
Mrs. Dewey Arrives in New York Amid Welcoming Crowd
Mrs. George Dewey, wife of the admiral, arrives from Philadelphia in New York. She travels by Pennsylvania Road, crosses the Twenty third Street ferry, and goes to the Waldorf Astoria. Passengers aboard recognize her and applaud a joking suggestion of a Dewey Roosevelt ticket for president and vice president.
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New York
George Dewey
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Road
Jersey City
Twenty-third Street
Waldorf- Astoria
Dewey
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Mra. Dewey
Miral Dewey
Theodore Roosevelt
And
Cleveland and Lamont in Dewey candidacy circles
In Washington a strong belief circulates that the men truly responsible for Dewey's presidential candidacy announcement are former associates tied to his campaign. The rumor highlights unnamed figures shaping the political move.
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Washington
Dewey
Whit ney Denies Involvement With Dewey Presidency Candidacy
William C Whitney disavows any role in Admiral Dewey's presidential bid saying he has no political duties now and respects Dewey's decision. He notes his admiration for Dewey and suggests the admiral was solicited to run by many people, calling any contrary claim treason.
Chicago Dewey Plan Sets May 1 Attendance Uncertain
Chicago April 6. If the Dewey committee rejects inviting Admiral Dewey to Chicago May 1 due to political aims the Grand Army of the Republic would invite him as a presidential candidate to the August encampment. William H. Harper says G A R members want Dewey to attend and extended an invitation when he landed in New York.
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Chicago
Dewey Committee
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Admiral Dewey
William H. Harper
New York
McKinley Favored for Vice Presidency by Long Support
In Washington on April, President McKinley shows strong favor toward Secretary Long as a potential vice president candidate. The president believes a New Yorker would be unnecessary and hints that Long would accept if offered, while acknowledging the risk of opposition from some factions.
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Washington
McKinley
Long
Backed by Women Suffragists Dewey Seen as A Possible President
Alice Stone Blackwell, editor of the Woman's Journal, attacks McKinley for lacking spine and urges Dewey as a strong candidate. She predicts Dewey could beat Bryan only if nominated, while noting Mrs. Dewey faces widespread attacks for influencing Admiral Dewey’s bid.
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McKinley
Dewey
White House
Miss Blackwell
Woman's Journal
Bryan
Baan
United
Court of Appeals Rules Beckham Victory in Governor Case
The Kentucky Court of Appeals upholds that the seating of Governor Beckham was final and that courts cannot review the action, while Chancellor Taylor overstepped authority in adjourning the Legislature. Bradley signals possible Supreme Court appeal as Republicans react to the ruling.
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Court of Appeals
Durelle
Ross
Burnam
Guffy
Hobson
Beckham
Taylor
London
Supreme Court
W. C. Bradley
Marshall
State Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Bradley
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oMeers
W. Werechaniig
Ronn
Orcor
Patriotic concert guests attend Theatre Royal amid war talk
Princess Christian and a slate of peers including the Earl and Countess Cadogan and Lords Dunraven Londonderry attend a Theatre Royal concert. Widespread war commentary follows as discussions touch on Irish affairs and an expected royal visit to Ireland.
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Earl
Countess Cadogan
Dunraven
Londonderry
Theatre Royal
Sorata
Roberts
Redd
Dublin
Apers
Leon
Ieee
Ireland
Prumora Phat
Erin
Wien
Brussels
Cushing Academy Alumni Reunion Noted at Ashburn Hotel
Alumni teachers and students of Cushing Academy gathered for a reunion at the Ashburn hotel with a reception and later a collation. The event highlighted school success as guests, including several listed attendees, shared memories and updates on the program.
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Cushing Nat
Ashburnham
Shanley Ay Bet
Jean Tene Adams
Adams
Ker
Ro W. Ger
M. Buring
Arles
E. Keham
Bemis Ate
N . Ball
Brett Antanne
Wee Pargon
Phullips
Youtsey Confession Ties Goebel Killing to State Officials
Newport stenographer Henry E. Youtsey, under arrest for Goebel’s assassination, claims a conspiracy involving Gov W S Taylor Secretary Powers ex-secretary Finley and others. He says Jim Howard fired the fatal shot and that $1600 was paid to energize the plot. He admits buying the rifle and ammunition and expects immunity in exchange for state’s evidence.
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Youtsey
Louisville
Henry EF. Youtsey
Newport
Goebel
Jim” Howard
Clay County
Taylor
Powers
Ner Finley
John Powers
Caleb
William Goebel
Gutney
Youteey Ts
Powers Brothers
Charles Finley
Howards
Culton
Tallow Dick" Combs
Rascal and His Rival In Split City Thief Life
A Sunday Post feature profiles two famed men in the city a renowned thief and the watcher who tracks him. The piece traces their careers from youth to now and explores crime and its underworld with photographs and half tones illustrating a derelict undercurrent.
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Sunday Post
Dr. Moll
Sisters Narrowly Escape Drowning in South Boston Incident
Two sisters Rosé and Mary English, aged 10 and 60, nearly drowned near their home at 817 Lechester Street, South Boston. Mary fell into water while the elder sister attempted a rescue, and both were pulled from the water by James Holland of 301 Dorchester Street, all exhausted but alive.
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Rosé
Mary English
Lechester Street
Boston
Mary
Rose
James Holland
Dorchester Street
Komura Bids Farewell to President at White House
Japanese Minister Jutaro Komura called at the White House to bid the President goodbye before departing for St. Petersburg Russia for his new post.
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Washington
Jutaro Komura
White House
St. Petersburg
Rusata
Thayer of Waterville Dead
Waterville Me April 6 Frank L Soever a prominent business man of gas and oil passes away after a prolonged illness. He had been active in civic affairs and stood as a notable local figure in the Waterville area.
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Waterville
Frank L. Soever
Clevepont
Carey Lectures on Bootalism at Zion Hall
Representative James F. Carey delivered a lecture on Bootalism before the B'nai Zion Educational Society at Zion Hall last evening. A large gathering attended and a discussion followed the lecture.
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James F. Carey
B'nai Zion Educational Society
Zion Hall
Master Horse Shoers' Association of Boston Meeting
Members of the Master Horse Shoers' Association of Boston held a regular meeting focusing on treatment methods. A lecture and demonstrations were presented, with emphasis on practical foot care and preventive measures for horses.
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Master Horse Shoers’ Association of Boston
Pela
Iocei Ng
Liquor Squad II Abolished and Staff Shakeup Reported
A major police reshuffle follows the abolition of Liquor Squad II with transfers to multiple divisions. The move prompts talk of Superintendent Eldridge’s retirement and reshuffled leadership under Captain Brown. Sergeant George E. Saxton comments on the squad’s difficult history and notes Brown’s hands on leadership.
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Eldridge
Hanscom
Pierce
Watts
A. P. Martin Bata
Aieutenancy
Saxton
Brown
George E. Saxton
Liquor Squad
Concord Patriots' Day Program Set for 12th Anniversary
Concord on April 6 outlines a full day of events for the 12th anniversary of the Concord fight. A morning salute, athletic events, an oral program at the First Parish, a parade with veterans groups, a noon dinner, and an evening drill band concert lead to sunset bells and a fireworks display. Edward Waldo Emerson presides. prizes and awards not listed.
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Committee On
Fair Grounds
Charles Joseph Bonapa
Baltimore
Edward Waldo Emerson
Samuel Hoar
Sixth Regiment
Old Concord
Isaac Davis
G A. R
Acton
George L. Prescott
Sons of Veterans
Concord Independent Battery
Monument Square
Lexington Road
Monument Street
Battle Ground
Monument
Main
Thoreau and
Belknap Streets
Agricultural Building
Town Hall
Mualo
Reeves
American Orchestra of
Providence
Dewey Voices Support for Liquor Squad Abolition
Judge Henry 8. Dewey of the Municipal Court lauds the abolition or reorganization of the liquor squad amid prior accusations of warrant-fabrication. He notes the head ordered to report to police headquarters and the rest reassigned, urging a standard city protection under regular channels. In a separate exchange, a Punch-style tutor quips about monogamy and its punchline.
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Dewey
Adams
Walcott
Brown
Henry 8. Dewey
Municipal Court
Post
Ita
Nquor
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