Mayor to fund flagpole repair at Lincoln Schoolhouse
Medford reports a dispute over flying a flag ends as Mayor Baxter offers to cover the $5 cost of hoisting a new flag and repairing the staff. If the current pole proves unsafe, a special council appropriation for a replacement pole may be sought, with Patriots Day as a target for proper display.
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Medford
Lincoln
Baxter
Myron G. Curtis
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Ay Mahmest
Asir Ord
Pihe Savini
Chen
Exhibition Sparks Confusing Lines and Color Notes
Fragmentary lines describe an exhibition with references to high grade spring overcoats and leading colors. The text mentions a Raald finish and a four tailors term, suggesting a textile or fashion display with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Raglan
England Retaliates Over Beef Ban and Neutrality
The British move to end American beef imports emerges as retaliation for Washington's stance on blocking shipments for Boer allies in Africa. Cabinet members debate neutrality actions while Attorney General Knox reviews the case and possible amendments to keep such processes with the government. The Cuban constitutional convention signals resistance to U.S. intervention and pine island cessions.
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Washington
Britain
Africa
Great Britain
New Orleans
England
Hay
United States
South Africa
Jal Knox
Congress
Cuban rejection of Platt amendment shocks McKinley era
Washington reports that Cuban convention rejected the Platt amendment, seen as the administration's blow since the Spanish American War. The measure, closely tied to McKinley, aimed to extend U.S. control over Cuba while already guiding the Philippines.
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Washington
McKinley
Congress
Cuba
Philippines
Galvin Attacks City Council At Unity Meeting
Eight good government clubs met in Gilbert Hall Tre Mont Temple to form a government union aimed at direct legislation. Professor Frank Parsons of Boston University Law School presided and touted statewide reform while Dr Galvin condemned city and state officials as controlled by corporations. Officers named Parsons president with Galvin and Gerald as assistants plus a committee to map a campaign plan.
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Gilbert Halls
Tremont Temple
Frank Parsons
Boston University Law School
Galvin
Parsons
Fparcons
Philadelphia Common Council
Boston Common Council
Philadelphia
Boston
Henry Sterling
Michael
M. Shea
W. R. D. McKay
W. M. Osgood
D. Flynn
Professor Parsons
Pr. Galvin
B. P. Gerald
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