Bryan Urges Free Speech and Tax Reform in Syracuse
Col W J Bryan addresses 500 at the Alhambra urging taxation of telegrams and income tax understanding. He attacks gold standard supporters, warns against imperialism, and decries Christian zeal used to justify conquest of the Philippines. He calls for opposition to trusts and a stronger stand against despotism.
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Syracuse
N. Y
W. J. Bryan
Alhambra
East
St. Louis
Republican Party
Gold Democratic Party
United States
Westernansas
McKinley
Europe
Bryan
France
England
Eecere
Republic
Cuba
Porto Rico
Spain
Philippines
Bartholdi
William the Conqueror
Anila
Trust in Print Cloths Meeting in Charlotte
Cotton mill men in Charlotte gather to form an executive committee to control print cloths with a five dollar per room forfeiture for holding goods at committee set prices. Some mill men oppose and doubt the pool’s independence from New England capital control, fearing possible director actions to void any agreement.
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Charlotte
N. C
New England
Charity entertainment at Beaconsfield Casino Brookline
A Brookline Charity Class event at Beaconsfield Casino last evening drew a large fashionable audience for One Afternoon and The Reveries of a Bachelor. Miss Holwill, Mrs. Addison, Miss Pearson and others provided selections with dancing after the performances.
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Beaconsfiell
Brookline
Fresh Air Fund
Richard McAllister
Rufus G. Wilber
Edgar Evans
George Brooks
Miss Drew
Wilbor
Miss Parker
William P. Shreve
EB. C. Stanwood
Dd. D. Addison
Wilson Belches
Woodruff
Glidden
Whitcomb
Folsom
Pitkin
A. B. Wilbor
Dreyfus Case Backers Testify In Cassation Hearings
Figaro prints testimony from minor officials in the Dreyfus revision inquiry favoring Dreyfus. Major Forzinetti says Dreyfus protested innocence and sought a revolver after condemnation. DuPaty de Clam pressed for a confession, while Lebrun-Renaud denied any confession.
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Paris
the Figaro
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Bordereau
Forzinetti
Choche-Midi
DuPaty de Clam
Lebrun-Renaud
Valadier
Lébrun-Renaud
Yellow Fever Outbreak Reported in Havana
Three cases of yellow fever were reported in Havana on April 29. Colonel Davis isolated affected houses and restricted access while medical staff were fumigated and kept separate from the public. No Americans were among the sick, and officials said the sanitary department has the situation under control.
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Havana
Davis
Sanitary Department
Yale Phi Beta Kappa Elects Graduate Officers
Yale University Phi Beta Kappa Society selects a board of graduate officers with notable academic credentials. President is Professor Albert M. Wheeler, Vice President Professor Arthur T. Hadley, Secretary Professor Bernadette Perrin, Treasurer J Sumner Smith, with Senator Simeon E. Baldwin as a delegate and Professors Wheeler Seymour Perrin named as delegates to the national council.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale University
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Albert M. Wheeler
Arthur T. Hadley
Bernadette Perrin
Ld. D
J. Sumner Smith
Simeon KE. Baldwin
National Council
A. M. Wheeler
T. D. Seymour
B. Perrin
Smallpox Case Found in Providence Rhode Island House
Providence doctor reports a third smallpox case in the same house at 60 Wickenden street the House of Blazes, with Julio Gongales a Portuguese man about 38 years old and John De Costa aged around 50 part of the household. De Costa had refused vaccination when Santiago fell ill two months ago.
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Providence
R. IL
Chapin
Wickenden Street
Julio Gongales
de Costa
John de Costa
Obituary notes of Medford residents and Parisian literary figure
John Stetson, Medford's oldest citizen and senior deacon at Mystic Congregational Church for 51½ years, died aged 87. M Edouard Jules Henr Pailleron, dean in Paris, born Sept 11 1834, started as a notary clerk, published Les Parasites in 1860, wrote many plays including The Weary World which earned more for the Comedie Francaise than any other work.
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John Stetson
Medford
Mystic Congregational Church
Edouard Jules Henri Pailleron
Paris
Comedie Francaise
Ladies Saddle Triumph at New York Horse Show
Miss Adelaide Doremus of New York rode Ghester to a glorious victory in the ladies saddle class as Wallis D Grand of New York won the harness and saddle combination. The show featured heavy green hunters, pony classes, polo ponies, and multiple second prizes amid a day of society attendance.
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Greenside
George Pepper
Senator
Molloway
Thunder
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Chestnut Hill Farm
the Cat
C. G. Rice
Lawrence Kelly
Charles Pfizer
Nightingale
Thomas L. Watt
Mar
Mr. Watt
Jupiter
Richard F. Carman
Jack and
Jill
Oone
Wallis’d. Grand
New York
Charlies
Gates
C. H. W. Foster
Dedham Polo Club
R. Lt. Agassiz
Myo Ia Polo Club
Ken D. Jordan
Comet
Princess Rose
John &. Bratton
Scarlet Letter
Imogene
C. Adelaide Doremus
Ghester
Sarah D. Hoppin
Kathleen
Teach
Eben D. Jordan
Alert
E. H. Wilson
Sigsbee and Sampson
Johns. Bratton
St. Louis
Mr. Bates
Coxey
Brown Donna
Bates
Eben D
Ornan
Cyrano
Roxane
Thomas W. Lawson
Glorious Jim
Arthur M. Hunter
Arden
Gerard Bement
John S. Bratton
Hunter
Euchre
A. J. Cassatt
C. C. Rice
Henry V. Colt, Jr
F.C. Stevens
Mabelle F. Swift
Pope
Mr. Williams
T. Cary
Old Shell Explosion Deadly Echo of Havana Bombardment
Mail advices from Manzanillo report an American shell from last summer’s bombardment of Havana exploded last Sunday in a cafe named the Labyrinth of Gold. Three people were killed and many wounded as workers dug from under the floor where the shell lay buried. The blast occurred during a Gomez memorial demonstration, initially blamed on Gomez’s enemies with a dynamite bomb.
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Havana
Manzanillo
United States
Gomez
May Irwin’s Son Becomes Naval Academy Cadet
Harry Irwin, 17, son of actress May Irwin, is appointed a Naval Academy cadet through support from ex mayor Hewitt and Congressman Levy. He resembles his mother and was an industrious student, finishing St Francis Xavier College with top classics and high math marks.
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New York
Harry Irwin
May Irwin
Naval Academy
Hewitt
Congressman Levy
St. Francis Xavier College
Davidson charged in grand larceny case in New York
George T Davidson, chairman of the House committee of the Democratic Club and nephew of Smith Weed, was arraigned at Centre Street Police Court on grand larceny charges. He allegedly presented a worthless check for 3183.75 to Haven Stone brokerage, dated January 29 and drawn on Fifth Avenue Trust Company.
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New York
George T. Davidson
House
Democratic Club
Smith Weed
Centre Street
Haven & Stone
No. 1
Nassau
Fifth Avenue Trust Company
Emerson School Class of '93 Dinner in East Boston
The fifth annual dinner and reunion of Emerson School class of 1893 was held last evening at Young's Hotel in East Boston. Albert J. Beatin presided as host. Mrs J W Brown, master of the school, with Miss Finch Miss Frances Turner and Mr and Mrs Wenta attended as guests.
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Emerson School
East Boston
Young’s Hotel
Albert J. Beatin
J. W. Brown
Finch
Frances.Turner
Wenta Werd
London A HAC met at Parker House to plan British visit
The London committee of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company held a meeting at Parker House last evening to advance plans for the British company visit next year. Sub committees reported progress and twelve new names were added to the general committee.
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London
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Parker House
Edeson the Actor Dies in Philadelphia at 67
George R. Edeson, a veteran stage manager and actor with over forty years in theater, died in Philadelphia after a week of illness from heart paralysis. He was best known for his extensive work behind the scenes in managing productions.
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Philadelphia
George R. Edeson
Eideson
Charges Against 7IST NY Albany Hearing Before Governor
A hearing before Governor Roosevelt examined the Seventy-first New York Regiment at Santiago. Lieutenant Colonel Smith and Captain Whittle faced charges of lack of courage and neglect of duty. Major Austin was censured for failing to relay a move order. The governor hinted at court-martial for Whittle and Smith and a general reprimand for Austin.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Seventy-first Regiment of
New York
Santiago
Andrews
Charles J. Buchanan
George Moore Smith
Smith
Seventyfirst
Whittle
Buchanan
L Leutenant
Austin
Downs
Kent
San Juan
Thittle
Benyon Presses Changes in Boston School Military Instruction
Lieutenant Colonel George H. Benyon, elected military instructor for Boston schools, envisions reforms to discipline and formation. He favors simpler organization, rejects scholarship-based promotion, and cautions about disrupting upcoming parades while plans unfold.
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Ool
Benyon
George H. Benyon
Boston
Post
United States
Past National Officers Dine at Young's Hotel
The annual meeting and dinner of the Past National Officers Association was held at Young's Hotel last evening. William J. Gage presided and new officers were elected including W. L. Gage as president and A. P. Fisher as vice-president. Other guests included John K. Bates John KE Gilman Colonel Whitney Major Morrison and Lieutenant Gow of the Fifth Infantry.
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Past National Officers’ Association
Young's Hotel
William J. Gage
John K. Bates
John KE. Gilman
Whitney
Morrison
Gow
Fifth Infantry
W. L. Gage
A. P. Fisher
Frank A. Lewis
Edward P. Preble
Funeral of Bishop Watterson Held at St Josephs Cathedral
In Columbus Ohio on April one funeral Mass for Bishop Watterson was celebrated at St Josephs Cathedral by Archbishop W J Hitler of Cincinnati with eulogy by Horstman of Cleveland. Mains were taken to Mt Calgary for interment. Present were Henry Watterson and his Louisville family.
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Columbus
Watterson
St. Joseph's Cathedral
W. J. Hitler
Cincinnati
Horstman Cleveland
Mt. Calgary Conney
Thenry Watterson
Isville
Beating Father Arrested After Toddlers Death
In Philadelphia on April 20 Kenny Millinkosky beat his 9 year old daughter Dora at 424 Lombard Street, fracturing ribs and crushing the skull leading to her death. He hid under a bed as police arrived with his wife resisting arrest. Neighbors said Dora had been regularly abused.
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Pariladelphia
Kenny Millinkosky
Dora
Jie
Lombard Street
Millinkesky
Millinkoskys
Tin Ear On Deaf Mutes In Mobile Invention
Reese Hutchie of Mobile Alabama has patented an electrical device that enables the deaf to hear. In a public test two deaf mutes heard a piano from seventy five feet and tried to repeat the spoken words. The gadget fits the ear like a reversed telephone transmitter and uses microphone principles to magnify sound waves.
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Mobile
Ala
Reese Hutchie
Gypsies Planned 23 000 Strong National Meeting in City
The chief of a 75 member gypsy band escorted from Terre Haute Ind arrived in Chicago and said about 23 000 gypsies from across the country will attend a national meeting in May. Suburban residents fear disruptions and real estate dealers seek to block the gathering.
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Chicago
Terre Haute
Ind
Birds to Fight in Baltimore Main for 200 Purse
A betting main of 200 dollars is set for April 27 in Baltimore between Frank Casey of Blackstone and John Mackin of Chicago. The Blackstone birds will be shipped to the scene on Saturday for 4 or 69 odd battles.
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Blackstone
Frank Casey
Blngkstone
John Mackin
Chicago
Baltimore
Norfolk and Surrounding Officials Appointed at City Council
Yesterday the Council appointed John M. Pratt of Dedham associate medical examiner for Norfolk county John B. Greweard of Nantucket associate medical examiner Albert W Curtin of Spencer trial justice for Worcester county Wilmot P Evans of Everett member Metropolitan Water Board Charlies H Porter of Quincy trustee Soldiers Home and David M Skillings of Winchester member Metropolitan Park Commission
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Yessterday
John M. Pratt
Dedham
Norfolk County
John 8. Greweard
Nantucket
Albert W. Curtin
Spencer
Worcester County
Wilmot P. Evans
Everett
Metropolitan Water Board
Charlies H. Porter
Quincy
Soldiers' Home
David M. Skillings
Winchester
Metropolitan Park Come Mission
Master Printers Club Boston Banquet Highlights
Fifty one members and guests gathered for the Master Printers Club of Boston annual banquet at the Parker House. H O Houghton was elected president with H M Sawyer as vice president L A Wyman secretary and F Mills treasurer.
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Master Printers’ Club of
Boston
Parker Housery
de Houghton
Moorehouse
Hannis Taylor
L. Devney
Champlin
Cambridge
Jom Fiske
H. O. Houghton
H. M. Sawyer
L. A. Wyman
F. Mills
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