Mayor Collins Names City Officials in Confirmations
The mayor submitted appointments of department heads and board members for alderman confirmation. The list includes two newspaper men James W. Dunphy and Thomas Downey, joining the Board of Commissioners of Sinking Funds and as an overseer of the poor respectively. Voters urged quick action to curb the Chicago beef trust, demanding abolition of tariff protection and assertive Congressional action.
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Collins
Board of Aldermen
James W. Dunphy
The
Advertiser and Record
Thomas Downey
Globe
Edith M. Wolcott
Dunphy
Downey
Newspaper Guild of Boston
George A. Crocker
Crocker
Waterloo looming for Morgan shipping trust in finance clash
The piece warns that the Morgan shipping trust could trigger a cross Atlantic backlash as protests mount in Britain and the United States. It argues the venture blends patriotism with profit, risking public finance losses and international tension, hinting a Waterloo for the American Napoleon of finance may be near.
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Napoleon Morgan
Shipping Trust
Napoleons
Morgan
Atlantic
Great Steel Trust
Napoleon
What Shall We Do With Smith General on Trial in Manila
The Manila court martial tests if General Jacob Smith bears guilt for ordering no one alive in Samar. Major Waller is cleared after admitting killings of prisoners of war, claimed to follow Smiths orders. The piece questions accountability up the chain, compares British South Africa actions, and ponders punishment for high officials in the War Department.
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Manila
Jacob Smith
Waller
Smith
Samar
Washington
South Africa
Kitchener
Ftoosevelt
War Department
Corbin
Root
Beet trust moves ignore Justice action from Washington
The Department of Justice pursues an action at law against the beet trust in Washington, but the trust shows no regard for the government’s move and continues its business as usual. The report notes the slow pace of legal action while the trust persists in its operations despite scrutiny.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Trust
The Subway Question and Brandeis’s Tax Analysis
Louis D Brandeis rebuts the Boston Elevated Railway Company plea before the legislative committee on the subway question. He argues the company obscures true tax and dividend figures, noting West End dividends raise apparent tax benefits. The Associated Board of Trade member calls the presentation misleading and suggests the Elevated company needs little protection from hardship.
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A. E. Pillsbury
Boston Elevated Railway
Louis D. Brandeis
Associated Board of Trade
Elevated
Brandeis
West End
Elevated Company
Boston
Hotel meat price rises spark concerns over tariffs
The Observant Citizen notes hotel charges for beef, mutton, and pork have increased 10 to 40 percent with smaller portions, doubting tariff relief will come when meat costs fall. It also references local park changes, cartoonish window signs, and reports on regional political figures and trips, urging readers to watch Springfield for 20 days.
The Angler and Dinosaur Footprints in a Newspaper Page
A rustic verse about fishing shows a hungry angler set on catching a mess as the line tugs and the bite remains scarce. The other column reports on dinosaur footprints found near Hot Springs via Professor Cragin, with plans to capture the creature and notes on fossil lore and humorous social jests.
Hastings yard wanderer and a vaudeville of urban life
A colorful excerpt recounts a noon dash to a nearby grocery for doughnuts and cheese, a clumsy collision with his best girl and a troop of maidens, and a driver so lost in daydreams that a wind gust reveals his canvas cover. Also noted is Dr. Francis J. Keaney’s reappointment as City Hospital trustee and a brief cafe row over a cravat swap sparked by a love note. Nearby travelers include Robert I. Gubbins departing on the Cunard Ivernia for a two month visit to near Dublin.
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Atlantic Avenue
Francis J. Keaney
City Hospital
Quincy
Boston College
Harvard Medical College
University of Vienna
Cunard
Ivernia
Robert I. Gubbins
Chamber of Commerce
Dublin
Jre
Rev Joseph Parker Ill in London City Temple minister
It is announced this afternoon that the Rev Joseph Parker, minister of the City Temple, is seriously ill in London.
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Joseph Parker
London
City Temple
Bankers and Brokers' Clerks Ball Draws Large Crowd
Nearly 500 people filled Rovaghan Hall Charlestown last evening for the first ball by the Bankers' and Brokers' Clerks' Association of Boston. An entertainment by Geo BRB Mc Kenna William Cardley and Frederick Griffin opened the event. The grand march was led by T FE Mahoney and Miss Annie Mumphy with about 60 couples following. Floor direction was by J J Sullivan assisted by T J Howard and T FE Mahoney.
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Danoe
Rovaghan Hall
Charlestown
Bankers’ and Brokers’ Clerks’ Association of Boston
Geo Brb. McKenna
William Cardley
Frederick Griffin
T. FE. Mahoney
Annie Mumphy
J. J. Sullivan
T. J. Howard
Bigelow Company's Dyers Quit in Pay Dispute
April 28 report says 66 dyers at Bigelow Carpet Company were paid off and discharged as a strike spreads among 120 workers. Dyers work 58 hours weekly at 14 cents an hour, seeking 15 cents. With pay received, most left after the dispute. The mill employs 600 workers.
Appointments Announced by Mayor Collins Yesterday
The list shows Edmund A. MacDonald named city collector to replace Courtenay Guild, with confirmation opposed by some. Kennedy moves from Election Board to wire commissioner to replace Lott. Minton takes Kennedy’s Election Board seat. Many reappointments and new posts follow, including trustees, overseers, and officials for schools, libraries, cemeteries, and the poor, all for terms ending in 1903 to 1908 plus several nonconfirmed positions.
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Board of Aldermen
Courtenay Guild
Edmund A. MacDonald
Brighton
Patrick J. Kennedy
Board of Election Commissioners
William H. Lott
Kennedy
John M. Minton
Penal Institutions
Alpheus Sanford
John B. Martin
Horatio A. Lamb
Hasket Derby
Children’s Institutions Department
R. Clipston Sturgis
J. Payson Bradley
Robert A. Woods
Cambridge Street
William Jackson
Rockland Street
Francis J. Keany
Washington Street
Ward 12
Andrew J. Bailey
Beacon Street
Thomas Abson
St. Botolph Street
Thomas F. Boyle
The
Public Library
Henry P. Bowditch
George ©. McKay
Wayne Street
John A. O’shea
Lexington Street
Boston
Board of Music Trustees
Charles T. Dolan
Roxbury Street
Board of
Music Trustees
James M. McLaughlin
Annie BF. Quinn
Akron Street
William H. Spooner
Centre Street
West Roxbury
Por
Patrick
Greene
Hanover Street
Orward Hyneman
Huntington Wivenue
Frederic Nazro
John 8. Patton
Reedsdale Street
Thomas Downey
Park Road
Edith M. Olcott
Michael J. Jordan
West Broadway
T.he Nal ‘Merce
Charles BE. Stratton
Commonwealth Avenue
Board of Park Commissioners
Win W. MecGlewen
Dorchester
Schuyler Street
Soldiers’ Relief
Laurence Minot
Statistics
George A. Crocker
Marlboro Street
Atrick J. Kennedy
Webster Street
John J. Hiseins
L Street
Willam J. Cambell
Mount Vernon Street
Jeremiah J. Crowley
Snow Hill
Willam E. Kenealey
Wensley Street
Charles Mintz
Sterling Street
Danie J. Monihan, Jr
Athens Street
John L. Donovan
Harvard Street
Jeremiah Brosnahan
Codman Park
Edward Callahan
Bellevue Avenue
John E. Ansell
Mt. Vernon Street
Thomas J. O’daly
MacDonald
O'Daly
Dennis H. Mahoney
Collins
M. D
Willam P. Fowler
Newbury Street
Alice N. Lincoln
East Fourth Street
South Boston
Pionous Sanford
Hyde Park Avenue
R.ipa
Sturgis
Chestnut Street
Board of Schoolhouse Commissioners
Payson Bradley
George H. Sargent
Nottingham Street
Henry ©. Baldwin, M
Exclusion Bill Conferees Reach Complete Agreement
Washington April 28 The conferees on the Chinese exclusion bill reach a complete agreement The bill strikes out the Senate provision extending all laws to the life of the existing treaty and reenacts them as far as compatible with treaty obligations It extends laws to island territories and allows Chinese to enter for exposition purposes while retaining certification provisions in the Philippine Islands.
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Washington
Senate
Phillipineslands
Post's Illustrated Gelatine Jelly Mold Recipe
Step by step for a jelly mould using tomato flavored gelatine with eggs. Soak gelatine in cold water, pour hot tomato mixture, then add boiled eggs peeled and ringed. Layer jelly in mould, arrange egg rings around edges, avoid boiling gelatine, rinse moulds, and keep jelly warm until set. Credits Alice Be Whitaker.
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Alice BE. Whitaker
Houghton and Dutton Mid-Week Grocery Sale
Houghton and Dutton advertise fresh groceries and low prices for Tuesday and Wednesday. They note high public demand and urge morning shopping to avoid the afternoon rush. Mail or express orders cannot be filled at these quotations.
Blue Laws Enforced All Summer In City
The city will strictly enforce blue laws throughout the summer. Police Superintendent Pierce states enforcement hinges on legislative action. If the repeal petition fails, Sundays during the heat wave will see soda, ice cream, candy, and other non alcoholic refreshments barred within city limits.
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Pierce
Love Across Class Lines In A Country Village
Mrs Mabel MacCracken tells of Hilda Cleaves and Dr Mark Marston in a village tale of love denied for wealth. Mark wins status after eight years apart and returns to claim his beloved in a manor house housewarming with the village watching.
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Mabel MacCracken
Corey Street
Everett
Mass
Hilda
Mark
Hilda Cleaves
Dr. Marston
Family Moment Sparks Tender Recognition Scene
A woman places her hand in Dr Marston's and whispers Mark. He turns with a glowing look, guiding a beautiful wife and a laughing babe by the hand, presenting them as his wife and little son. The moment carries quiet warmth and a sense of new, intimate connection.
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Dr. Marston
Mark
Mead on Imperialism and American World Role
The Boston Methodist Social Union heard Rev. Herbert W. Stebbins and Edwin D. Mead discuss Americas lessons from Europe in municipal economy and the nations evolving global leadership. Mead warned against militarism as cities like Baltimore and Boston mirror Londons and Berlin, praising public schools and libraries while criticizing imperial actions in the Philippines and Cuba.
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America
Europe
Boston Methodist Social Union
Herbert W. Stebbins
Edwin D. Mead
Boston Latin School
Harvard College
Boston
Bulgaria
Spain
Oneuba
Wood
Philippines
Weyler
Cuba
Crowninshield Hoists Flag on Illinois for European Command
Rear Admiral Arent Schuyler Crowninshield raised his flag on the battleship Illinois in New York and will sail to Europe on Wednesday to take command of the European station. Rear Admiral Taylor becomes chief of the bureau of navigation as Crowninshield's successor.
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Arent Schuyler Crowninshield
Illinois
New York
Europe
Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Crowninshield
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