Bates Greeted as the Next Governor
Lieutenant-Governor John L. Bates, slated as the Republican gubernatorial nominee, spoke at Young's Hotel urging unified party backing grounded in Lincoln, Grant, McKinley and Roosevelt. The Boston gathering set 1902 delegate apportionment and caucus policy while members weighed public support and potential contenders for the fall campaign.
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John L. Bates
Republican State Committee
Young’s Hotel
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Roosevelt
Goetting
George H. Lyman
Boston
Charles K.darling
United States
Massachusetts
Bates
Big Spring Sale Draws Crowds With Deep Discounts
Crowds flock to a large sale offering men's suits, overcoats, pants, shoes, and furnishings at deep discounts. Items include nobby dress suits, roving- weight overcoats, and sample boys suits, with prices vastly below listed values. The sale promises money-back satisfaction and runs through Saturday at 9 A.M. at The 20th Century Stores.
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Prince Albert
20Th Centur Dd
Hanover
Local Boston weekend forecast remains cloudy with showers
Boston area forecast shows Saturday generally cloudy with light showers possible and warmer conditions aided by brisk southerly winds. Sunday turns partly cloudy with brisk southwest winds. Regional outlook notes showers in coastal Eastern Maine and higher south to southeast winds along the coast.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Maine
Remarkable Letter Praises Father John's Medicine
Rev. J. Koppes of St Boniface Church writes that the remedy acts beneficially, nourishing blood and nerves and building strength. It is described as gentle with a laxative effect, correcting the stomach and expelling impurities, with no poisonous drugs.
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J. Koppes
St. Boniface Church
Anniv
Father John
City of Boston Dog License Deadline Notice
City of Boston requires every dog aged three months or more to be licensed annually by April 30. Licenses require a collar with owner name and registered number. Unlicensed dogs carry a fifteen dollar fine. Applications available at police stations. by order of the Board of Police, Thomas Ryan, Clerk.
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Board of Police
Thomas Ryan
Mayor Collins's Daughters Engaged to Be Married
The Republic reports Mayor Collins’s two daughters Agnes Ruth and Marie Collins engaged to Charles Royal Stevenson of Buffalo and Henry G Stapleton of London. Stevenson, Harvard fourth year, to a railroad firm in Australia. Stapleton long-time London resident linked to a U S consulate era. Weddings planned for July, dates unclear.
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Republic
Collins
United States
Stevenson
Harvard
Australia
Stapleton
Marie Collins
London
Philadelphia
Washington
Agnes Collins
Manhattanville
New York City
Paul Collins
Agnes
Buffalo
Hold Up Near Milford Street Ends With Robbery
Leonard Davis of 35 Milford Street was robbed of 34 dollars by two colored men just after 11 PM near his home on Freemont Street. The assault occurred as Davis walked from a liquor saloon, witnesses nearby, police notified but suspects escaped.
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South End
Leonard
Davis
Milford Street
Division 5
Shawmut Avenue
Fremont Street
MISS STONE WINS HER LASE IN LECTURE RULING
Judge Richardson ruled against the American Lecture Direction in denying a restraining injunction on Miss Mien M. Stone. The court held Major James B. Pond’s contract as the valid and binding agreement guiding her lecture tours. The American group had argued Charles A Stone acted as agent and that they incurred expenses.
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Mien M. Stone
James B. Pond
Richardson
Equity
Superior Court
Bureau
Miss Stone
Major Pond
Richard Heard
Charles A. Williams
Mark T. Nathan
Charles A. Stone
Ketcham Found Guilty In Bank Wrecking Case
Ketcham found guilty after 18 minutes by Rutland jury of making false entries and embezzlement in the Farmers National Bank of Vergennes. Sentence deferred. Defense filed several exceptions to the judge's charge. Tomorrow morning the trial of Lieutenant-Governor Allen for complicity in wrecking the same bank will begin.
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Rutland
John W. Ketcham
Farmers’ National Bank of Vergennes
Allen
Farmers’ Bank
Suit for 45000 Against Professor Pickering Shocks Boston
Lee Higginson & Co filed in Middlesex County Superior Court to attach property of W H Pickering assistant professor of astronomy at Harvard in a contract action for 45000. Ropes Gray Gorham represent the plaintiffs and the affair drew surprise in Boston and Cambridge as Pickering called it a private matter.
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W. H. Pickering
Harvard
Lee, Higginson & Co
Professor Pickering
Dlesex County Superior Court
Childs Picture Found in Blood Stained Watch on Wollaston Beach
Inspector Dan Mc Kay and C D Lowey investigated a watch found on Wollaston Beach containing a child’s photograph and red staining possibly blood. They examined the site and questioned possible witnesses as they pursue the mystery.
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Quincy Police
Quincy
Dan McKay
Wollaston
Inspector McKay
C. D. Lowey
Wollaston Beach
Southeast storm to bring high southeast winds Saturday
Weather bulletin shows a storm centered over the lower Missouri valley moving east. Expect high southeast winds along the New England coast on Saturday as the system progresses.
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Weather Bureau
Missouri Valley
New England
Smith
President Loubet at Rochambeau Statue Unveiling
France plans a grand mission to the United States for the May 24 unveiling of the Rochambeau monument. Admiral Fournier and General Brugere will lead the party, arriving aboard a premier French battleship to honor the occasion.
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Loubet
United States
Rochambeau
Washington
France
Admiral Fournier
Brugere
Mayor mulls multiple city appointments in tense politicking
Mayor Collins plans to fill the collector post with Hon. William S. McNary while considering other changes. No appointment will be made for cemetery trustees or chairman of public institutions. The treasurer seat remains undecided amid Democratic pressure. Kennedy will become wire commissioner, creating an election board vacancy filled by John Minton. Shaw may replace Hogan as election commissioner. John B. Martin becomes penal institutions chief with Herbert Carruth as assistant. Dr Hasket Derby is named for Lamb’s chair.
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Dukes
Nantucket
George N. Goff
Rehoboth
Charles Brightmen
New Bedford
Benjamin & Atwood
Whitman
George H. Garfield
Brockton
H. Clifford Gallagher
Milton
Joseph Walker
Brookline
Edward G. Graves
Mark TE. Smith
Samuel L. Silverman
Frank H. Haynes
Edgar P. Benjamin
John H. Means
G. Warren Hayward
William M. Clarke
Leonard W. Ross
Boston
Lewis ST. Bartlett
Lynn
Joseph N. Peterson
Salem
Walter B. Hopkinson
Newburyport
J. Otis Wardwell
Haverhill
Gilbert H. Kittredge
Lawrence
William M. Flanders
Newton
Thorndike Spalding
Campridge
Frank BE. Dickerman
Somerville
Alfred E. Cox
Malden
Silas A. Barton
Waltham
Thomas Talbot
Billerica
Thomas F. McGanley
Worcester
Ledyard Bill
Paxton
Thomas Post
Lenox
A. H. Goetting
Springfield
Republican State Committee
Barnstable
Berkshire
Bristol
O Franklin
Hampden
Hampshire
Middlesex
Plymouth
Sadie
Suffolk
Resolutions Committee
Collins
William S. McNary
Democratic State Committee
Horatio A. Lamb
J. Albert Brackett
George A. Crocker
Patrick J. Kennedy
Election Board
John M. Minton
Hogan
David B. Shaw
John B. Martin
Herbert S. Carruth
Lamb's Place
Hasket Derby
Marlboro Street
Chatr
Bath commission and cemetery trustees face politics clash
Brackett’s fate remains undecided as mayor eyed to name deputy seals of weights and measures on Monday. Delegates press for Democrat secretary to Bath Commission replacing Charles W Morse, a Hart appointee. Leaders seek broader turnover to reflect a change in administration. Petitions urge Chairman Lamb’s reappointment for the trustees. Brackett faces opposition from John F McDonald and Alderman Heath over alleged campaign role.
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Man Brackett
Bath Commission
Charles W. Morse
Hart
Lamb
Robert Treat Paine
Charles C. Jackson
John F. Moors
Brackett
Omnibus Public Building Bill to be Introduced
Representative Mercer of Nebraska will present in the House tomorrow an omnibus public building bill. The measure contains 16 constructions totaling about 15.9 million dollars, with a cost limit for the public buildings program.
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Washington
Mercer
Nebraska
French mission to unveil Rochambeau statue in Washington
France will send a high level delegation to the Washington unveiling on May 29 with General Brugere leading. The group includes General de Chalandar Captain Lasson and Vice Admiral Fournier. Alfred Croisset will join as an orator. The voyage will be aboard the battleship Gaulois from Toulon, aiming for a grand Franco American commemoration.
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Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Count Paul de Lafayette
United States
Lafayette
Vicomte de Chambrun
Berlin
Foreign Office
M. Alfred Croisset
Faculty of Letters
France
Lou
Fournier
Servan
West Indian
Rochambeau Statue Celebrations Planned in Washington
Assistant Secretary Peirce Colonel Bingham and Commander Rodgers head a committee shaping the Rochambeau statue dedication and reception. The statue was purchased by Congress appropriations and paid for by the United States, covering erection and a proper reception for Rochambeau and Lafayette descendants and French officials invited to attend.
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Washington
Peirce
Bingham
Rodgers
Rochambeau
United States
Congress
Lafayette
Archbishop Williams to mark eightieth birthday in Boston
The archbishop of Boston, John J. Williams, turns eighty with events at Holy Cross Cathedral. A pontifical high mass, sermons, a special musical program, and a banquet follow, including a bronze tablet to honor his episcopacy and cathedral founding. The ceremony features Rev. Henry A. Sullivan and Rev. M. J. Doody, with remarks from bishops and clergy.
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John J. Willams
Boston
Holy Cross Cathedral
Archdiocese of
Pius IX
Williams
Leo XIII
Henry A. Sullivan
St. John’s
Brighton
M. J. Doody
James T. Whalen
Local Lynn Appropriations Rise for Buildings and Sites Massa
In Lynn the appropriation grew from $125,333 to $127,083. The passage notes the following allocations for buildings and sites in Massa as part of the overall budget adjustment.
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Lynn
Massa
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William Byrne
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