President Roosevelt Visit in Butte Develops Miner Rivalry
In Butte Montana April 22 a clash looms as Amalgamated Copper and wealthy mining man F A Heinze contend over the president's visit. Heinze aims to honor Roosevelt with a banquet. Amalgamated counters with efforts to cancel it and arrange a quiet luncheon in the president's car. City officials and businessmen brace for a tense reception.
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Butte
Mont
Roosevelt
Amalgamated Copper Company
F. A. Heinze
Heinze
New York
Washington
Amalgamated Company
Carter
Livingstone
Mullins
Monster gun at Sandy Hook to stay permanently
The enormous gun weighs about 200000 pounds and uses 576 pounds of smokeless powder or 1176 pounds of black powder per discharge. It fires a 2370 pound shell at a muzzle velocity of 2300 feet per second, with a 16 inch bore and 49 feet 3 inches length. Its range reaches about 21 miles, able to hit Hastings on the Hudson from Sandy Hook. A photograph shows the giant weapon, with a note that a man could easily fit inside the bore.
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Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Sandy Hook
Barnett Seeks Chance to Refute Bribery Allegations
Lawyer Nathan Barnett sent letters to each member of the legislative committee on election laws. He asks to be notified if any member doubts his innocence of bribery conspiracy or perjury charges so he may summon witnesses in his defense at the special inquiry.
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Nathan Barnett
Legislative Committee
Federation tries to end carpenters dispute in Toronto
Federation of Labor committee recommends a five man from each body to appoint an umpire as per New Orleans decisions. All contention to cease, pre strike working conditions to be restored, and New York City carpenters with union cards to regain employment rights.
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Toronto
Ont
Federation of Labor Executive
Carpenters and Joiners
Ltch
New Orleans
New York
New York City
United Brotherhood
Amalgamated Society
Royal Arcanum Banquet Tonight at Dartmouth Hall
A special meeting of the Charles Sumner Council 693 Royal Arcanum is held this evening at Dartmouth Hall on Dartmouth Street. Leon R. Egges will deliver the exercises with Fred Nurenberg presiding. Supreme Regent Robson and visiting delegates will speak. A banquet follows.
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Charles Sumner
Royal Arcanum
Dartmouth Hall
Dartmouth Street
Leon R. Egges
Fred Nurenberg
Robson
Malden Street Commissioner Resigns
Malden April 22 Street Commissioner George H Chase tendered his resignation to Mayor Dean He was appointed February 26 1901 to succeed E C Upton His resignation results from impaired health.
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Malden
George H. Chase
Dean
Mr. Chase
E. C. Upton
No Compromise On Police Bill Debate Stalls Senate
Republican leaders dismiss Democratic amendments from Bellevue conference on the police enrolment bill. Democrats Sullivan Gore Harrington Seaver and FitzGerald push changes while Republicans expect to block a filibuster and force votes on record.
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Hotel Bellevue
Senate
Sullivan
Gore
Harrington
Seaver
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Bellevue
Jones
Boston Board of Police
Boston
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Runaway horse turbocharges Beacon Hill street scene
Brandin Eusicu, a caterer driver, fled a runaway bay horse on Beacon Hill after the breeching strap broke. The wagon struck a trolley pole and demolished a plate glass window at George W. Pease’s periodical store on Cambridge Street, with bystanders narrowly escapped harm. Eusicu escaped uninjured and no one else was reported hurt.
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Brandin Eusicu
Beacon Hill
Eusicu
Hancock
Cambridge
Hancock Street
Mt. Vernon Street
Busiu
Cambridge Street
George W. Pease
Andy S. Webster
Lynde Street
Webster
Pease
Eusiu
Peters Reappointed Chief of State Agriculture Bureau
At a Council meeting Governor Bates renewed Dr. Austin Peters as chief of the State Board of Agriculture’s cattle bureau. The session also named public warehousemen Crystal Spring Blacking Company of Freetown and Frederick B. Taylor of Springfield.
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Bates
Austin Peters
State Board of Agriculture
Crystal Spring Blacking Company
Freetown
Frederick B. Taylor
Springfield
Rauskolb Re elected at Golden Cross State Convention
The United Order of the Golden Cross held its state convention in Berkeley Hall. Fred W. Rauskolb was reelected grand commander and C A Leighton Elizabeth Campbell grand vice grand, with Walter G Crowther serving as grand treasurer and grand representative for two years. A reception followed, with Supreme Commander Young and others speaking. Annual reports show net membership gain of 281, 112 commanderies, insurance in force 9 313 600 and treasury balance 1259 30.
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United Order of the Golden Cross
Berkeley Hall
Fred W. Rauskolb
Medmander
C. A. Leighton
Elizabeth Campbell
Ford
Clinton
Worcester
Walter G. Crowther
Dorchester
W. A. Newton
Everett
William Young
Somerville
Inner Gate
Maury Oakes
Boston
J. O. Betterly
Winelendon
Arthur L. Gray
Lowell
Lowell; Supreme Representatives
Bertha E. Barker
Springfield
Nellie ©. Horne
Medford
Sarah E. Fuller
Melrose
Rauskolb
Young
Treasury
Malden Alderman Repeats Charges Against Street Officials
Alderman J. M. Devil repeats accusations against Malden street commissioners at the Aldermen meeting. He says residents have been victimized for years in the watering business and vows to stop it. He alleges improper methods and calls for imprisonment of some department workers.
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Malden
J. M. Devil
Post
Boston
Gallagher Arraigned for McMahon Murder in Taunton
James E Gallagher of Taunton faced the Superior Court before Judge Fox on murder charges for killing his brother in law Joseph F McMahon in Taunton on November 21 1899 by a shooting. Gallagher was captured in Seattle and brought to Taunton jail. trial date not yet set.
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Fall River
James E. Gallagher
Taunton
Fox
Gallagher
Joseph F. Mc McMahon
Seattle
Wash
Hodges
Malden Knights Entertain Malden Ladies
Santa Marie Council Knights of Columbus hosted a program in Esther Hall with vocal numbers by Pauline Vezina Josephine Morrissey and others. A Celtic monologue and a Catholic Singing Club quartet were followed by a scene from The School for Scandal featuring Margaret McCarthy and Belden Bly.
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Malden
Santa Marie Council
Knights of Columbus
Esther Hall
Pauline Vezina
Josephine Morrissey
M. J. Sweeney
J. J. Murphy
Catholic Singing Club
Mary Hanlon
Annie Connell
Annie Robinson
Sarah Casey
Agnes Scully
Lillian O'Donnell
Marcella Magee
Fannie Cleary
the School For Scandal
Little Margaret McCarthy
Lady Teazle
Master Belden Bly
Sir Peter
Applicants for West Point admission examination
Applicants for examination for admission to West Point report at 8 45 a m in the histological laboratory at Harvard Medical School Exeter and Boylston streets Saturday April 25 Applications for examination will be received by John A Sullivan Room 423 Tremont building up to Friday April 24 at 9 30 a m
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West Point
Harvard Medical School
Exeter and
Boylston Streets
John A. Sullivan
Tremont Building
Vanderbilt's Cleopatra Takes Third in Prix Puchero
Paris April 2 Vanderbilt's Cleopatra II finished third in the Prix Puchero at Colombes meeting.
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Vanderbilt
Cleopatra
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Colombes
Postum Transforms Kansas City Woman Health After Coffee
A Kansas City woman credits Postum Food Coffee with banishing chronic headaches and stomach troubles after she quit coffee nine months ago. She says coffee caused her ailments, while Postum improved her health and allowed a return to normal eating. She notes she cannot drink coffee without relapse and praises Postum from Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Kansas City
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Bowles Defends Flag Rights of IMMC Vessels in Commons
In the House of Commons Thomas Gibson Bowles condemns the delay in the government IMMC agreement and its lack of information, arguing British ships bought by the International Mercantile Marine Company should not fly the British flag. Gerald Balfour replies that execution may come soon and law officers agree flag rights persist until the deal is finished. Premier Balfour also says the Irish land bill will be taken up May 4 or 5.
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London
Board of Trade
House of Commons
Thomas Gibson Bowles
International Mercantile Marine Company
Bowles
Gerald Balfour
Balfour
Crown
Monument to Irish Patriot Planned in Kilbrogan Cemetery
Dennis Deasey, an 1884 political prisoner who died in Portland prison, rests in Kilbrogan Cemetery near Brandon, County Cork. The Brandon Memorial Association plans a monument funded by a Union Park Hall concert tonight in Boston to honor his memory and the Irish cause. James L. Berkley directs floor, P A Foley chairs the committee, with the Gaiety Orchestra providing music for dancing.
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Kilbrogan
Brandon
County Cork
Ireland
Dennis Deasey
Portland
Boston
Brandon Memorial Association
Union Park Hall
James L. Berkley
P. A. Foley
Gaiety
Cases Against Ohio Coal Companies Settled
Attorney General Sheets announced formal entries of dismissal today in actions brought by the State against the New Pittsburg and five other coal mining companies to bar them from entering an illegal combination. Each case states this case is settled and dismissed with out record and at the cost of the defendants.
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Columbus
Sheets
New Pittsburg
Lawrence and Mather Reunion Banquet Set in Boston
The Lawrence and Mather School Association to hold its 11th reunion banquet at Beacon Chambers on Wednesday April 29. Captain John J. Hanley serves as president with William L Ford and Thomas A. Mullen as secretary and organizer. Guests include Amos M. Leonard and M. E. Fitzgerald of the Lawrence School and Augustus D. Small of South Boston High School. Frank Daniels, a Lawrence School alumnus with the Miss Simplicity company, will attend.
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Lawrence and Mather School Association
Beacon Chambers
Lawrence and Mather
Boston
John J. Hanley
William L., Ford
Thomas A. Mullen
Amos M. Leonard
M. E. Fitzgerald
Lawrence School
Augustus D. Small
South Boston
Frank Daniels
Miss Simplicity” Company
Time to Vote Debate Ends in Rejected Election Bill
Senator Frost urged substituting a bill to repeal last year's law closing factories two hours on election days. Nye defended the law as good. MacInnis praised the elections laws committee. The measure failed 18 to 14 with a paired vote, and the Luce joint caucus bill was postponed to Tuesday.
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Frost
Lawrence
Senate
Nye
Cape
MacInnis
Berkshire
Elections Laws Committee
Apsey
Middlesex
Sullivan
Suffolk
Appleton
Bemis
Brackett
Chandler
Dillon
Fitzgerald
Gaylord
Gore
Gove
Harrington
Nickerson
Porter
Soule
Tufts
Bagley
O Connell Installed Rector of Catholic University
On April 22 Right Rev Denis O Connell was installed as rector of the Catholic University of America succeeding Right Rev Thomas J Conaty Cardinal Gibbons presided and many church dignitaries attended including archbishops Williams Farley Ryan Ireland Keane Spalding Maes Foley Horstmann and others from Baltimore Portland Cincinnati Chicago and Los Angeles with Michael Jenkins and Thomas E Waggaman present.
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Mgr. O’connell
Washington
Mer. Denis O'Connell
Catholic University of America
Thomas J. Conaty
Cardinal Gibbons
Board of Trustees
Monsignor O’connell
Williams
Boston
Farley
New York
Ryan
Philadelphia
Ireland
St. Paul
Keane
Dubuque
Spalding
Peoria
Maes
Covington
Foley
Detroit
Horstmann
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Michael Jenkins
Baltimore
Thomas E. Waggaman
Christie
Portland
Ore
Elder
Cincinnati
Quigsey
Chicago
Morgan May Sails For Europe Tomorrow
New York April 22 Mr. J Pierpont Morgan plans a regular spring trip to Europe this week. He will likely sail on the Cedric, leaving port Friday afternoon. If unable to depart then he will take his sister ship the Celtic, which sails next Wednesday.
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New York
Beecham's Pills: Night Digestive Relief Claim
The text asserts insomnia stems from overworked digestive organs at night. It claims Beecham's Pills can address this issue by aiding digestion during nighttime, implying restful sleep as a result.
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Beecham
Soothe the Stomach and Restore Natural Sleep
A brief note urges aiding digestive organs to perform their tasks and to achieve nature’s restorer sleep. It cautions that the stomach itself does not nourish you.
Beecham's Pills Promised for Easy Rest and Health
The passage touts Beecham's Pills as gentle aid to nature for better sleep work and well being. It suggests taking occasional doses to ensure you sleep well work well and stay healthy.
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Beecham
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