MorTo on Liquor Hours Bill Reconsideration
The Senate may reconsider yesterday's vote that rejected a bill letting hotels sell liquor to guests after midnight under licensing authority. The piece argues it is a practical public accommodation, not a concession to liquor interests, trusting regulators to prevent abuse and condemning bribery fears. It also touches on Danish allegiance and sovereignty issues regarding a separate subject people.
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War fears rise as Major Waller case shocks nation
Editorial laments the Manila court martial of Major Waller for executing Filipinos without trial, portraying it as a symptom of demoralization in American troops. It cites General Smith's contested orders and Taft's alleged suppression, questioning sovereignty gains in the Philippines and the nation’s moral standing.
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Philippines
Waller
Marine Corps
Manila
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Lamar
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Spain
Asiatic Islands
Taft
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International Horse Market Sparks Neutrality Debate
The Attorney General argues on the line between lawful trade and contraband as Britain ships war matériel from the United States to South Africa. Reports from Pretoria note Britain’s need for horses and mules, with U S ports and depots moving tens of thousands of animals to support the war effort. Critics warn of violating neutrality and tying American soil to colonial conflict.
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South Africa
London Times
Pretoria
United States
New Orleans
Maine
Missouri
Lord Pauncefote
Hay
Danish Landsthing to vote on West Indies sale without plebiscite
The Danish Landsthing is expected to ratify a treaty transferring the West India islands to the United States. It is suggested that inhabitants be offered a plebiscite, but only after the sale is completed, making the referendum seemingly pointless. The proposal faces questions about its usefulness once the deal is sealed.
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West India Islands
United States
Denmark
Parker House remodel begins after ceiling removal
Preparations for Parker House remodeling are underway as the office ceiling is torn out to remove the main staircase. Work likely continues all summer, and Boston's famed hostelry will reopen in autumn with an improved look. Venice-like downpour scene and city anecdotes fill the rest of the report.
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Early Spring Snake Stories Prompt Wild Creek County News
In Whichburg and neighboring towns reports of giant snakes dominate the April pages. John Donaldson kills a 14 foot black snake near Whichburg, Abner Jenkins felled a 19 foot rattler, Zebediah Hill fights a 12 foot water snake, Ebenezer Plunkett measures a yardlong snake with tape, Cyrus Smith chases a moving log snake, and James Boozer awakes to rooms full of a snakes. A mix of humorous vignettes and tall tales fills the column with brief local color and exaggerated wildlife lore.
Thayer Proposes Action on Beef Trust Heats Up Debate
A Massachusetts congressman introduces a House resolution asking the Attorney General to report on steps against a six-horse meat trust allegedly controlling the packing industry with large rebates and high profits. The issue targets price impacts on farmers and consumers and calls for possible anti trust legislation. The piece also notes spring theater and public garden scenes and quotes locals praising Governor Crane.
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Massachusetts
John R. Thayer
Chicago
Thayer
Washington
Morgan-Hill
Santa Fe Man Accepts Philippine Judgeship
William N. Pope of Atlanta Georgia, United States attorney for the Pueblo Indians and assistant US attorney for the court of private land claims, has accepted a judgeship in the court of the first instance in the Philippine Islands. He is 31, a gold Democrat, and will sail in June.
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N. M
Whllliam N. Pope
Atlanta
United States
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Court of Private Land Claims
Court of the First Instance
Philippine Islands
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Pope
Contested Gray Testimony Delays Cambridge Aldermen Hearing
The Cambridge Board of Aldermen adjourned after lengthy testimony from architect Arthur Everett and contractor John Harrington, with stenographer Miss Georgia W. Sanborn recounting a mayoral conversation. City Solicitor Pevey will decide on admissibility of the stenographic report of the McNamee Gray exchange as evidence. The session paused with the board adjourning to resume at 2 PM.
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Pevey
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William W. Bird
Aylward
Barrett
Alderman Bird
Alderman Barrett
Jamaica Plain Citizens' Association Forms Leadership Debate over Women Membership
Prominent Jamaica Plain residents form a new association to address local needs and public welfare. The group, Jamaica Plain Citizens' Association, meets at Jamaica Hall and bars women from membership while discussing amendments to allow male citizens and remove the general vote requirement for women in the state. The debate highlights calls for improved policing, fire protection, and street conditions as the district seeks greater city share.
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Davis R. Dewey
Eugene W. Clark
Michael Murray
John A. McKim
William Rooney
Wilton L. Currier
Michael J. Murray
Dole
West Roxbury
Boston
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Papal envoy at coronation missions planned in Europe
The Pope will dispatch important missions to the coronation of King Edward in England and the Spanish coronation festivities for King Alfonso. Cardinal Rampolla opposes the England mission over the oath issue, and Mgr Merry del Val declines to go under current wording. Spain may invite a papal representative, possibly Cardinal Vannutelli or Cardinal Cretoni, to Madrid.
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Alfonso
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Ovation to M Garthy at State House visit
Surveyor of the Port Jeremiah J. McCarthy was warmly welcomed at the State House yesterday. He arrived late to the Senate, which adjourned early, and was greeted with applause upon entering the chamber. McCarthy, a seven year former House member, held a one hour reception beside the Speaker as old colleagues recalled anecdotes. The visit was notable for being a reunion with friends treated as an old colleague rather than a guest.
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Post's Illustrated Menu Prune Whip
Wash and soak one pound prunes, cook until soft, reserving some whole for garnish. Puree one third, mix with sugar, dissolve gelatine and fold into prune mix. Add beaten egg whites and lemon juice, fill border mould, finish with whipped cream center and prune garnish. Prunes vary in sweetness. valued in many dishes.
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Alice E. Whitaker
Our Alice Returns as Prima Donna in Sanfordville Opera
By May T Werner Alice Baker returns to Sanfordville as a soprano star in a town hall opera. Gene de Eaton, her benefactor and future husband, proclaims lifelong devotion, while rival Jose Cartio schemes revenge. The duet ends with a dramatic duel and Alice collapsing softly into Gene's arms as the audience cheers.
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Eulalia Doucette
Alice
Old Town Hall
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Gene
Roeet
Jose Cartio
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