Fray Over Philippine Lands Mirrors U S Syndicate Power
A strong critique notes that most friars lands in the Philippines may already be owned by American syndicates and questions the plan to purchase them. The piece likens the proposal to a Credit Mobilier style deal and denounces mob violence in Marion while linking it to broader calls for fugitive justice and government action.
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Philippines
United States
Washington
Credit Mobilier
McDonald
Marion
South
North Carolina
Coronation in Westminster Abbey Seen as Successful Promise
Reports from London say King Edward appears fully recovered, not merely convalescent, with a refreshed look and steadier smile. Doctors have kept him under careful care, but the monarch is ready for the coronation performance.
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Westminster Abbey
Edward
London
The Cuban Loan and Washington's Stance
The article argues the Platt amendments bar Cuban borrowing beyond income and notes no enforcement method. Washington avoids enforcing the limit and resists aiding Cuba economically. The piece suggests Cuba may pursue independent financial policy as a result and views this as an education in independence.
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Washington
Congress
Republic
W Washington
Treasury
Cuba
Pension burden from Spanish and Philippine wars grows
The pension rolls for Spanish and Philippine War veterans exceed 1.8 million dollars, with about 16,060 pensions granted, 50,000 claims pending, and daily new applications. Analysts warn the burden will rise, predicting similar levels for Civil War veterans 37 years after the last shot.
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United States
Marton Town Officials Pressed Over Outrage Aftermath
The Marton authorities face public pressure as residents warn against lynching methods and demand accountability for Wednesday night's mob. Massachusetts citizens reject vigilante practices and threaten legal action if victims sue the town or its alleged leaders.
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Marton
Massachusetts
Marion Mab
Woodsman Crowley Finds Rest and Rich Souvenirs in Maine
The article profiles Mr. Crowley a young but seasoned woodsman who retreats deep into Maine forests for peace and collects notable souvenirs from hunts. It notes Florence Balfour leaving Aug 11 for Squirrel Island to pursue writing duties. It also mentions a life-size Rufus Choate statue at Pemberton square drawing attention from both lawyers and visitors.
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Maine Woods
Crowley
Pemberton Square
Rufus Choate
Lnger
Portraits by a seaside studio a nautical tour
Newton Newkirk recalls posing for tintypes at a boulevard studio in Crescent Beach Revere. He endures peculiar props and a barbering camera while noting other amusements and a Dark ness and Dawn exhibit with a casket necromancer. The piece ends with daylight on the boulevard.
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Crescent Beach
Revere
Napoleon
St. Helena
Hell
Newton Newkirk
Farmer Cornwall and the rosy housekeeper at Clove Farm
A solitary bachelor farmer at Clove Farm feels unsettled as he observes springtime around his harbors of happiness. Joanna Joyce, his efficient housekeeper and cook, brings warmth to the farm though his unease remains. The scene portrays rural life and unspoken desires amid blossoming gardens.
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Cornwall
Clove Farm
Joanna Joyce
Joanna
Farmer Cornwall
Amanda Fry
Mandy
Luke Joyce
Luke
Cornelius
Tenth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated by German Community
The 10th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heiman was observed with a large turnout of local Germans. They received numerous callers and gifts, culminating in a musical reception hosted by prominent Turn Verein members, with performances and cordial congratulations from many attendees.
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Louis Heiman
Mr. Heiman
Turn Verein
Heiman
Carl Eberhard
Viola Reinbold
Karl Relling
Oscar Schmidt
Ernst Donath
Frank Bolz
Charles Coltier
Jacob Levey
Thomas Steinhauer
William Voeth
Gustav Richter
Marie Radenhausen
Lizzie Hook
August Corman
Paul Hoffmann
Long Canoe Trip Wager In Waltham Cambridge Pair
Miss Bertha Cheney of Norwood and Joseph Fegan of Cambridge plan a 12 hour canoe trip from Nutting's bath house Waltham to Harvard Bridge and back. They face six carries ashore and will start at 7 00 Sunday.
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Bertha Cheney
Norwood
Joseph Fegan
Cambridge
Nutting
Bath House
Waltham
Harvard Bridge
Charles
Fegan
Fred Barnes
Auburndale
Mathew Fiick
Miss Cheney
Miss Cheney and Mr. Fegan
Farmer proposes to Joanna after Mandy's meddling plan
In a rural schemer scene Joanna confronts leaving the farm. Amanda Fry tricks Cornelius into courting Joanna by suggesting marriage to Mandy herself. Cornelius declares his intent, pleases Amanda with fake gratitude, and Joanna accepts the farmer’s hand with quiet relief.
Rev J B Halloran Dead Pastor of St Johns Cambridge
The Rev John B Halloran pastor of St Johns Church Cambridge was found dead in bed yesterday at Hotel Fiske Old Orchard. Death attributed to heart disease. Born in 1851 in Cork Ireland he moved to Cambridge as a child and was ordained in 1878 after time at St Augustines South Boston. He served 14 years as curate there.
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John B. Halloran
St. John's Church
Rindge Avenue
Cambridge
Hotel Fiske
Old Orchard
Father Halloran
Ireland
Cork
Boston College
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
N. Y
St. Augustine's Church
South Boston
Roosevelt Changes Nahant Arrival Date in Newport Plan
President Roosevelt shifts his Nahant visit to August 24 to allow a Newport stop on the way to Boston. He will stay Saturday evening and Sunday in Newport, then travel to Boston and Nahant, extending the stay as originally planned.
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Roosevelt
Nahant
Senator Lodge
Newport
Boston
Feast of the Assumption Services Begin at St Marys
The Feast of the Assumption opening services were held at St Marys Church under Rev Father Brie and will continue daily to August 18. Masses are scheduled at 6 15, 6, and 7 each morning with rosary and benediction at 7 80 in the evening.
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St. Mary's Church
Father Brie
Viking Ship Unearthed on Karmoe Island
In CCHRISTIANTIA Norway a Viking ship measuring 49 feet in length was revealed on Karmoe Island, marking a significant archaeological find. The discovery was reported August 7 and adds to regional Norse maritime history.
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Cchristiantia
Norway
Karmoe
Brookline Adopts $10 Per $1000 Tax Rate for Next Year
The Brookline tax rate remains unchanged at ten dollars per thousand for the coming year, the same as last year.
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Brookline
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