Hamilton Takes Crozier to Task in Boston Beer Boycott Hearing
The Superior Court hearing on master brewers petition restraining unions drew many labor reps. Crozier denied knowledge of any union effort to boycott Boston beer, while witnesses described circulated appeals and picketing. Several liquor dealers testified to threats and violence linked to the strike and boycott campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master bréWwera
Boston
Crozier
Central Labor Union
K. Hamilton
Faneuil Hall
Schofield
Organized Labor
Clark
Dennis D. Driscoll
Journeymen Horseshoers’ Union, No. 6
Organized
Richard Ward
Central Labor Union of
Fall River
Connell
Daniel Crowley
Walnut Avenue
Joseph Kearns
Washington Street
George H. Day
Forest Hills
George H. Denvir
Charlestown
William J. Higgins
Thomas Gately
Benjamin Young
van Nostrand
King Edward Welcomed Home With Personal Majesty
London crowds greeted King Edward at Victoria Station as he returned from illness in an open carriage. He appeared unfatigued and bowed to cheering crowds with wife Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria nearby. Buckingham Palace confirmed the monarch bore the journey excellently and is very well.
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London
Edward
Victoria Station
Buckingham Palace
Princess Victoria
Prince and Princess of Wales
York House
Palace
King
Grosvenor Place
Hyde Park Corner
Constitution Hill
Thas
Colonel Goetting Named to Succeed Meyer on RNC
Colonel A. H. Goetting, longtime chairman of the Republican State committees, is chosen to replace Ambassador George von L. Meyer as Massachusetts member of the Republican National Committee. His 14 years on the state panel include six as chairman, and he is seen as one of the nation's shrewdest political minds.
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Colonel Goetting
Ambassador Meyer
Republican National Committee
A. H. Goetting
Republican State Committees
George von l. Meyer
Goetting
Republican State Committee
Crane
Massachusetts
Hanna
Ambassador Meyers
Chickering
von L. Meyer
Baldwin polar expedition judged overly lavish by admiral
Rear Admiral George W. Melville notes internal strife may have caused the Baldwin polar expedition to fail. He says the group was overstocked with men ponies dogs and food and questions the value of sending balloons with messages given the scant latitude reached 81.33 north. He compares the effort unfavorably with earlier Arctic voyages and the Tegetthoff mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George W. Melville
Tromsoe
Arctic Ocean
Richard Chancellor
Baldwin
Tegetthoff
Mariner
More Injunctions on July Oats
Eleven more injunctions arising from July oats trading were issued in Chicago. Judges Chytraus and Chetlain granted six and five respectively in suits by H. C. Avery & Co. and J. H. Norton. Plaintiffs allege short selling and harmful fictitious settlement prices under board of trade rules. Writs target commission houses, Board of Trade President Warren, and the Bank of Montreal to halt margin collections.
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Chicago
Chytraus
H. C. Avery & Co
Chetlain
J. H. Norton
Board of Trade
Warren
Bank of Montreal
Burrows Shot Dead by Sheriff Posse Near Kekimi
Samuel Burrows 25 a Kekimi farmer was surrounded by Sheriff Potter and a posse after he attacked two men for water. Burrows was shot and died soon after the confrontation.
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Oshkosh, Wis
Samuel Burrows
Kekimi
Potter
Burrows
Lynn Girl Wears 50 Cent Sailor Hat Leads to Police Bailment
Lynn officers pursue Lizzie McDonald after a burglary at 41 Vine Street. A 50 cent sailor hat, once worn by Lizzie, is identified with the missing items including a diamond ring and a watch. Authorities recover the hat and other jewelry from several houses linked to the case.
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Lynn Girl
Lynn
Harland W. Foster
Lizzie
Welsh
Colby
Mr. Foster
Vine Street
Veterans of Fusiliers to Hold Stag Evening at Camp Hatch
The Fusiliers’ Veteran Association meets tonight in Brighton at Major Cyrus Hatch’s Murdock street home known as Camp Hatch. A 7500 square foot tent will be lit by 30 lanterns for about 400 veterans. The event sails from 1165 Washington street at 7:30 by special cars with Woburn Band providing music and refreshments.
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Fusiliers’ Veteran Association
Cyrus H. Hatch
Murdock Street
Brighton
Hatch
Camp Hatch
Woburn
Washington Street
C. P. Chapin
William J. Gillespie
A. C. Sawyer
T. J. Kelley
F. A. Fales
Portland
Portland Harbor
Outlaw Tracy Dies by Self Inflicted Wounds After Eddy Ranch Stand
The wanted fugitive Tracy killed himself close to the forehead after a struggle at the Eddy ranch. He wore blue overalls and a bicycle cap, had two revolvers and a rifle, and eluded a ranch posse for two days before his death. Sheriff Gardner took the body to Davenport, pending disposition, as crowds crowd the morgue.
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Gardner
Lincoln County
Creston
Tracy
L. B. Eddy
G. E. Goldfinch
Eddy Ranch
Goldfinch
Eddy
Eddy Place
Winchester
Tey
Seattle
Chase
Puget Sound
Gerald
Renton
Washington
Palmer School House
Gold Hill
Itches Pass
Miller
Green River
Kanasket
Wash
Nebraska
Sam Evans
Eiensburg
W. A. Sanders
S. J. McEldowney
Columbia River
Idaho Line
Odessa
Spokane
Passing of the Phillips whaler from Provincetown
The coasting schooner Gage HH Phillips, built in 1867 at Essex for Stephen Cook and others of Provincetown, was lost on Mobile bar. Captains Taylor J Cook Nickerson and others had commanded her as whaling declined. Whale teeth from sperm whales remain in local private collections. After lying at Provincetown, she moved to Gloucester owners and has since endured mishaps including prior sea-loss claims.
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Phillips
Provincetown
Gage HH. Phillips
Mobile Bar
Essex
Stephen Cook
Thomas
Taylor
John J. Cook
Joshua Stickney Nickerson
Elijah Olin Snow
Gloucester
Czar and Kaiser Toast Reval on Board Standart
At a luncheon aboard the Standart Emperor William proposed the health of Count Von Lamsdorff while the Czar drank to Count Von Buelow and Count Von Eulenberg. They also witnessed gunnery practice on the Russian flagship Minine.
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Reval
Russia
Standart
William
Count von Lamsdorff
Count von Buelow
Count von Eulenberg
Prussia
Minine
Hanna Not to Manage Campaign of 1904
The Washington Post reports Senator Hanna will not chair the 1904 Republican campaign. Hanna has led the national committee since 1896 due to President McKinley’s welfare and his own health limits. The Post notes President Roosevelt prefers a personal representative as chairman.
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Washington
the Post Today
Hanna
National Republican Committee
McKinley
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Peruna touted as health remedy by Brooklyn user
Heat prostration sufferer Miss Mayme Kearns of 1005 Dean Street credits Peruna with restoring appetite sleep and strength after a hot season. The ad notes endorsements from Judson W. Lyons Register of the U S Treasury and urges readers to write to Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Mayme Kearns
Dean Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peruna
Register
U.S. Treasury
Judson W. Lyons
Register of the
United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus,o
The Extraordinary Chase for 58 Days After Outlaw Harry Tracy
A detailed timeline chronicles Harry Tracy from 1897 crimes in Colorado through the Pacific Northwest manhunt ending with his death in Spokane on August 6 after a long series of robberies, escapes, and engagements with posses across Oregon Washington and Idaho. The sequence lists dates, places, and actions including captures, hold ups, and militia involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tracy
Colonel George W Hooker Dies in Brattleboro Home
Colonel George W Hooker dies of heart disease at his Brattleboro home. He served as sergeant at arms of the national House of Representatives to the 47th Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
George W. Hooker
National House of Representatives
Bicycle Stolen From Green Home After Break-In
Robert F. Green reported his residence at 332 Dorchester Avenue entered by forcing a rear window Tuesday evening and a bicycle stolen. Police are investigating the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Green
Dorchester Avenue
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National Biscuit Company
Hamilton
Cyrus J. Hatch
Major C. J. Hatch
Czar and Kaiser
Colorado
Valentine Hay
Routt County
Oregon
Rainer
David Merrill
Salem
Jones, Ferrell
Tiffany
Biescher
Ingram
J. W. Roberts
Gervais
Cordeh
Salmon Creek
Ridgefield
Patrick McGuire
Alacenter
Kelso
Mont
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South Bay
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Sheriff's
G. W. Hooker
Green
Dutton
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