Anti-Imperialist League Plans Adler Dewey Banquet or Reception
The Anti-Imperialist League proposes a banquet or two receptions for Admiral Dewey when he arrives in New York in October, citing his anti imperialist stance from official papers. Officers include ex governors, Senators, and notable figures like George Boutwell, Edmunds, Cleveland, Adams, Carnegie, and Potter. The league cites Dewey’s Manila victory and argues for Philippine independence with treaty rights instead of direct US colonization.
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Admiral Dewey
New York
Erving Winslow
Post
Philippines
United States
Dewey
Manila
Philippine Republic
Edmunds
Vermont
George 8. Boutwell
Grant
George F. Edmunds
John Sherman
Grover Cleveland
Caffrey
Pingree
Carl Schurz
Tillman
Charles Francis Adams
Felix Adier
Edward Atkinson
L. W. Bacon
Samuel Bowles
Gamaliel Bradford
John C. Bullitt
John G. Carlisle
Andrew Carnegie
James C. Carter
W. Jourke Cochran
Patrick A. Collins
Ore L. Cuyler
Hermenn von Holst
Herbert Welsh
Winslow Warren
George 8
O'S
Naval Force
Asiatic Station
Baltimore
Philippine Islands
Department
Cuba
George Dewey
U. S. Navy
Aguinaldo
Singapore
Emilio Aguinaldo
HM. Wey
Hag
Realit
Commodore
Dewey Temperament Described By Former U S Consul
Colonel F W Mahin, once of this city and now United States consul at Reichenberg Austria, writes that Admiral Dewey enjoyed talking with Americans and showed quickness, poise, and tact. He fears giving speeches at homecoming yet is gratified by public viewing and attentive to all guests including an elderly lady who kissed him and prompted a wary reply.
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Clinton
F. W. Mahin
United States
Reichenberg
Austria
Admiral Dewey
Trieste
Mahin
Dewey
Oery
Saale
Fractured Skull Fatality in Malden Incident
Patrick Logan of 108 Clifton Street Malden died at Malden Hospital from a fractured skull after being struck while walking on the Ton Maine railroad tracks about 60 yards north of the Washington Street bridge yesterday morning.
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Patrick Logan
Clifton Street
Malden
Ma Wee
Ton & Maine Railroad
Washington, Street
Americans Take San Mateo After Tough Engagement Near Manila
A reconnaissance by General Samuel B. M. Young’s brigade near San Mateo, ten miles from Manila, resulted in three American KIA and thirteen WIA. About 300 to 400 Filipino troops were reported killed. Major Cronin and Captain Rivers led separate columns, with Colonel Burt’s colored troops seeing their first action and holding well under fire. The American force, exhausted, took the town of Gan Mateo by 1:30 PM, with Major Cronin entering at 4:30 PM.
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Manila
Samuel B. M. Young
San Mateo
San Juan Reservoir
Twenty-first
Cronin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Novaliches
Captain Rivers
Fourth Cavalry
Captain Parker
Leutenant
Twelfth
New York Volunteer Regiment
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Gan Mateo
Burt
Young
Parker
Samara under Ensign MacFarland Reports Filipino Coast Actions
Washington reports Commander Sperry's praise for Ensign H. G. MacFarland commanding the gunboat Samara near Manila. The vessel returned June 9 after coal replenishment and patrolled Panay and Tablas areas, capturing thirteen vessels and destroying all but one.
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Sperry
H. G. MacFarland
Manila
Uy. S
Yorktown
Iloilo
Samara
H. G.macfarland
Panay
Catalog
Tablas
Romblomo
Sibuyan
Capiz
Llotlo
Negros
Leyte
Luzon
Hughes
Plate strike injures 12 year old in Marine Park incident
12 year old Joseph Zeigler was hit by a plate near Head House in Marine Park yesterday afternoon. He sustained a head gash and was taken to Eimerener Hospital where doctors sewed the wound. Several youths involved caused property damage during a disturbance at a nearby House retreatment room.
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Joseph Zeigler
Eimerener Hospital
Oseph
Marine Park
Joseph
Amgrgency
Pati
Jones
Kent
The Gaelic School Centenary Notice
Full attendance marked a ses men at the Oaane School celebrating the centenary last year. The An Olai age reported work by Poseie of wales. five times Fs ecko a pegs on 98 and evmntens C. O'Shea noted.
Motive Eludes Chelsea Shooting Suspect
William B. Field a 19 year old Chelsea resident will face Chelsea Police Court on a charge of assault with intent to kill his stepfather Benjamin Flanders. Flanders was wounded at 127 Addison Street on a Saturday evening and identified Field as the shooter. Field denies the act and a motive remains unclear as police search for him.
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Benjamin F. Flanders
William WB. Field
Young Field
William B. Field
Mr. Flanders
Addison Street
Pianders
Flanders
Morrison
Burke
Sawyer
Guild
Oit
Flandera
Field
John Connelly
Chestnut Street
Crater Grammar School
K. Lovewell
Broadway
Hamilton
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Croker Mock Trial on Ship Proves One Man Power
Richard Croker of Tammany is tried and fined on a transatlantic voyage for netting 366 dollars from fellow passengers in a mock trial staged by a “Mazer committee.” Actor George Barnum testified, and the jury, led by Joseph James Creelman, found Croker guilty of using one man power and ordered a collection for Sailor’s Snug Harbor.
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Tammany
Poole
St. Paul
Croker
Reed
Pagengera
Congress
Conrad Schweitser
Republican County Committee
Starkunty
McHinley Kalle
Ong
Joseph James Creelman
Mackin Arbuckle
Frank Moss
Matt Snyder
Dan Frohman
Mazet
George Barnum
Actor Barnum
Thomas B. Reed
Europe
Bact Jury
Hollis opening plans delayed as six weeks announced
Announcements for the first six weeks at the Hollis have not been public yet. Labor Day Sept 4 remains likely for the opening, though the initial attraction choice is being deferred. Rich may pick any act, with city concessions expected to boost accessibility and appeal.
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Hollis
Rich
George W. Lederer
Boston
Columbia Music Hall
Winthrop
George Fortesque
George
New York
Frank Lawton
London
Belle of New York’ Company
Ada Rehan
Augustin Daly
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Irene Perry
Alse
Daly
Croker Spends Quiet Sunday at Democratic Body
Croker passed a tranquil Sunday with the Democratic body, staying mostly in his room during the morning and receiving no callers. The day unfolded without notable events or visitors.
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Democratic B
Acarcely Nes
McIntosh to Face Arraignment in Saloon Break-In
Daniel J. McIntosh of 62 Henley Street Charles Town faces Municipal Court arraignment on charges of breaking and entering the saloon of J. Ewing at 147 Causeway Street and larceny of liquor valued by authorities. He was found by Station 1 at 6 30 yesterday morning after entering through a broken window. Police report he drank heavily and stole $3.68 from the till before arrest.
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Daniel J. MciIntosh
Henley Street
Charlestown
C Y. McIntosh
J. Ewing
Causeway Street
Station 1
McIntosh
Quer McIntosh
Hiastetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted for Health Benefits
Vintage ad touts Hiastetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach ailments and nervous health. It claims fifty years of reliability starting with constipation and progressing to kidney or liver trouble, with a private venue stamp on the bottle neck.
Local Arts and Music Highlights This Week
The city hosts a range of performances this week. Bertha Walainger appears Wednesday evening at the Chutes, while Nantasket Music offers a program featuring “Chimes o oo dy.” A wheelmen’s gathering is planned at Norumbega Park with additional acts in town yesterday.
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L. W
Anak
Moscow
Fiton
Norumbega Park
Wilians McCall Brady
Ward Citizens Meeting Seeks Voter Engagement
Fragmentary note describes a ward meeting at 4 pm led by an attorney club with efforts to boost participation. Listed attendees include Silverstein as vice president and Mat Roth as secretary, with unspecified eligibility and agenda details.
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Silverstein
Armel
Mat Roth
Sailor Falls From Mast in Coastal Collision Area
Seaman Carl Wilhelm Larsen of Denmark fell from the mizzen crosstrees two miles west of Cross Rip while near Ineyard Haven. He died instantly. the incident followed a voyage from Bath to Philadelphia.
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Schooar Y Bora
Philadelphia
Bath
Cross Rip
Yenterday
Carl Wilhelm Larsen
Denar
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