Roosevelt Parade Plans In Boston Unveiled For Vice President
Vice President Roosevelt arrives at South Station at 3 p m and rests with Col Lyman before delivering the main address at Mechanics Hall. A Boston escort by the National Lancers will accompany him from the South Station to Commonwealth Avenue. Col Bunting leads a mid day Algonquin Club reception plan while Hanna is invited to a Home Market Club dinner not expected to be accepted. About 1200 tickets have been sold for the Mechanics Hall event.
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Boston
Home Market Club
Lyman
Providence
Commonwealth Avenue
National Lancers
Mechanics’ Building
Algonquin Club
Colonel Bunting
Senator Hanna
Mechanics’ Hall
Navy yards to receive upgraded equipment and new shops
Engineer in Chief Melville reports Boston and other yards need extensive machine, boiler, copper, smith, pattern, foundry and admin buildings costing at least 300000 dollars. Only 50000 available, Congress may seek more. New Portomouth plant and League Island cross building described.
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Melville
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Portamouth
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Congress
Beeston
New York Navy Yard
United States
League Island
Anniversary drive boosts Boston YMCA convention
The Boston Methodist Social Union hosted a Lou Men's Christian Association night at American House upper hall to promote the international YMCA convention set for June 11 to 16 in Boston. Avery L. Rand chaired. Rev. Herbert S. Johnson and William B. Millar spoke on youth needs and YMCA adaptability. R. M. Armstrong and George W. Mehaffey outlined convention plans.
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Boston Methodist Social Union
Lou Men's Christian Association
American House
Boston
William B. Millar
The
Young Men's Christian Association
R. M. Armstrong
Association
George W. Mehaffey
Secretary Gage Buys $200000 U S Bonds at 113 58
New York April 22 Secretary Gage purchased short term United States bonds totaling 200000 dollars at a price of 113 58. The move marks a government debt operation announced in state markets today.
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New York
Gage
United States
Victim Dies After Wallingford Burglary Shooting
Charles P. Campbell, shot by burglars at a Wallingford factory last Friday, died in Rutland this afternoon. He had dragged himself to a hotel after the attack and did not recover enough to reveal details. Miss Goldartz of Staten Island and her brother arrived to be with him before the planned marriage this week.
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Rutland
Charles P. Campbell
Wallingford
Campbell
Cavor
Donnellys Host Evening at Roxbury Home
An enjoyable party was held at 1712 Centre Street Roxbury hosted by Mr and Mrs John Donnelly. Mr J Donnelly sang new ballads and Mr Kelley performed with Miss Catharine McKenzie on piano. Attendees included D Kilroy J Rohan M Donnelly J Donnelly J Kelley J ONeil N Reynolds K McKenzie M McKenzie Sullivan H Brinnan M Landers and M Donnelly.
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Centre Street
Roxbury
J. Donnelly
Mr. Kelley
Catharine McKenzie
Messrs
D. Kilroy
J. Rohan
M. Donnelly
J. Kelley
J. O’neil
N. Reynolds
K. McKenzie
M. McKenzie
Sullivan
H. Brinnan
M. Landers
Banquet Guests Confirmed for Vice President Visit
About 1500 guests are expected for the Vice-President’s banquet with President McKinley last visiting in 1900 for a similar event. Colonel Clarke reports hundreds of gallery ticket applications and full seating. Attendants include Senators Hoar and Lodge Governor Crane General Curtis Guild Jr and Mayor Hart. The Vice-President may return to New York on May 1. Col lector Lyman, a Harvard classmate, is close to Roosevelt.
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Clarke
Hoar and
Lodge
Crane
Curtis Guild
Z Jr
Hart
New York
Lyman
Roosevelt
Harvard
Rabbis Split Over Sabbath Bill in Hebrew Quarter
Rabbi Fleischer attacks the Borofsky Sabbath bill drawing opposition in the Hebrew quarter. Rabbi Samuel Hirshberg supports the measure saying it protects justice and religious liberty and favors Sunday openings for Hebrew stores. He defends the old Sabbath as central to Judaism and testified before the judiciary committee.
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Samuel Hirshberg
Temple Chabel Sholom
Post
Rabbi Hirsberg
Rabbi Hirshberg
Judiciary Committee
Episcopalians Form Total Abstinence League Meeting
The Episcopal Church Total Abstinence League held an enthusiastic meeting at the diocesan house 1 Joy Street yesterday afternoon with Rev. Dr. Lloyd W Tomkins of Philadelphia presiding. The movement promotes total abstinence from intoxicating beverages and included participation by Rev. T Magrath Cambridge and Rev. W J Raymond South Boston.
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Episcopal Church
Total
Aster Club Minstrels Stage Benefit at Casino Hall
At Casino Hall last night the Aster Club minstrel show opened at 8 with music and jokes to benefit Trinity parish. George Mischler led as interlocutor amid a large cast including Miss Theresa Kamp, Miss Bessie Dewdrop, and Frank Holderried, delivering catchy numbers and scenes featuring Mrs Carrie Nation's Crusade and a Boston Turn Verein act.
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Aster Club
Sam Johnson
A. P. Kamp
Frank Holderried
Theresa Kamp
J. E. Knecht
J. A. Rein
Mines
George Holthaus
J. W. Murray
Miles
Joste Jansen
Emma Ecker
Justine Wisnesky
Annie Vaas
Annie Mischler
Mary Berner
Essrs
J. F. Knecht
Carrie Nation
Charles Rick
Carl Pfau
Boston Turn Verein
George Mischier
Asters Herr and
Jacobs
Messrs. Fay and
Redding
Aguinaldo Questions View of Peace and Amity
Emilio Aguinaldo, visited by an Associated Press representative at 66 Solano street, spoke in a dignified room with his wife and aides. He described pacification efforts, previous insurgent independence views, and urged surrender to the United States while hoping for future amnesty and a civil government realizing Filipino welfare.
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Associated Press
Emilio Aguinaldo
Solano Street
Malacanan
Aguinaldo
Benito Legardo
John 8. Mallory
Forty-first Volunteer Infantry
Gilbert A. Youngberg
Third Artillery
Mr. Fisher
MacArthur
Legardo
United States
McKinley
Philippines
Congress
Tinio
Lucban
Malvar
Guam
Tunnel Work in East Boston Halts Progress
The East Boston tunnel project stalls as temporary tracks await permanent ones for earth removal. Compressed air will be introduced in a week with stricter entry rules. Three steel air locks are installed, two for regular use and one emergency. Work to resume next Monday as the shield reactivates.
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East
Boston
Lynn Democrats Name Connery for Alderman
Lynn does at large nominations naming William P. Connery of Ward 5 to fill the aldermanic vacancy caused by General C. C. Frye's death. Connery is leader of the Tammany Democracy, a prominent coal dealer, and a lifelong Lynn resident.
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The
Democrats Tonight
William P. Connery
C. C. Frye
Mr. Connery
Tammany Democracy
Legislation Reopens Debate on Capital Punishment
Lawmakers hear two murder cases and consider Frost of Lawrence proposed bill to remove capital punishment by letting juries add a non capital verdict to murder in the first degree. The measure mirrors U S court practice and would sentence the convicted to life with hard labor. A joint committee supports a new bridge over the Mystic River replacing the Wellington bridge linked to the Tena Davis case.
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Lawrence
United States
Bram
Captain Nash
Herbert Fuller
Frost
Victed
Metropolitan Affairs Committee
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Wellington
Mystic River
Medford
Somerville
Tena Davis
Purify the Individual Urges Good Government Reform
Potter of New York told Harvard students in Sanders Theatre that freeing the United States from political corruption begins with personal purification. He argued laws matter but only honest individuals can enforce a virtuous government, urging openness about vice and moral courage to fix societal ills.
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United States
Shop Potter
New York
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
America
England
Potter
Body Identified of Man Found in Cocheco River
Dover authorities identified the body pulled from the upper Cocheco River as Bernard McGeough a 38 year old former Cocheco print works employee. He vanished in November after leaving his Payne street boarding house and had not been heard from since.
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Cocheco River
Bernard McGeough
Cocheco Print Works
McGeough
Payne Street
Local Youth Dies By Own Action In Hallowell
In Hallowell Maine on April 22 Aston Flagg aged 17 died by hanging in a suspected act of temporary insanity. Authorities reported no further details pending investigation.
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Bay
Hallowell
Aston Flagg
Granite Strike Looms on Cape Ann as Talks Break Down
Gloucester April 22 A looming granite stoppage gathers as Cape Ann stoneworkers reject Rockport Granite Co offer. About 1000 miners await concessions on pay and hours while the Caps allied workers plan a Langford's Hall meeting to discuss next moves.
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Cape Ann
Cape
Rockport Granite Company
Caps
Langford’s Hall
Granite
Granite Companies
Are you going to build Plan for loaning money
Workingmen Co operative Bank advertises a loan plan with no commission. F E Burbank, secretary, lists 987 Washington St as contact.
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Workingmens Co-Operative Bank
F. E. Burbank
Washington St
Cavor
Wesl
Lloyds' News
Voyage to the Moon In Cavorite's Sphere
A young Englishman and inventor Cavor voyage to the moon using Cavorite. They watch Earth recede, debate life on the moon, and initiate a perilous descent to the lunar surface while securing supplies and preparing for a landing.
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Odture
Kent
Yor
Qgavyer
Bedford
Moon
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