Bay State Republicans Plan Rough Rider San Juan Charge
Massachusetts Republicans consider forming Rough Rider clubs to rally voters against General Apathy. Leaders Goetting and Reynolds travel to New York to meet Hanna and other national figures for speeches on Bryan and the Kansas City platform. The idea of Rough Rider uniforms, McKinley and Roosevelt clubs, and torches or dinner pails as emblems is discussed without public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State
San Juan
Apathy
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Massachusetts
San Juan Hill
Colonel Goetting
Republican State Committee
James B. Reynolds
McKinley and
Roosevelt
Hanna
McKinley
State Committee
Plan for Uprising in Manila Revealed in Captured Letters
New documents from General Ricarte papers outline a January 1900 Manila attack plan and a June 28 date. Letters praise 3000 South Luzon volunteers and outline entry into the walled city with knives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Partment
Ricarte
Otis
Manila Bay
South Luzon
Artemio Ricarte
Mariania Trias
Mariano Barroga
Julian Montalan
Editor Gook Dead Milford Man Prominent as Legislator and Writer
The Hon. William H. Cook editor of the Milford Journal died at age 61 after a long career in Massachusetts journalism. A former state senator and strong backer of publishers rights he helped secure the famous newspaper libel law and led suburban press groups. Born in Bennington Vermont in 1843 he moved to Milford in 1872 and built a prominent editorial career including editing the Natick Bulletin and publishing a daily edition of his journal. His work in politics and journalism left a lasting mark on the state press landscape.
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Emporia
Kan
William Weaver
Thirty-second
United States Volunteers
Philipsan
Dinalupijahan
Weaver
Harry Easter
McDonald
Iowa
Foster
Manila
Washington
Milford
William H. Cook
Cook
New Bagiane
Vermont
Massachusetts Senate
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Bay State
Bennington
Suburban Press Association
Masseachusettsess Association
Massachusetts Editorial Association
Ware
Lodge of Masons of
House of
Hoosac Tunnel
State Senate
Senate
Rouse Endenate
Coass
Ninth
The
Journal
Natick Bulletin
George C. Fairbanks
George G
Bay
Sunday trading clamp tightens as Boston stores keep closed
Boston police tighten Sunday law enforcement after an order urged strict adherence. By Sunday evening few violations were seen in North and South End stations. Tobacco shops and florists largely closed, some confectioners limited, while large dry goods stores resumed normal hours.
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Boston
South End
Hanover Street
BRESCI'S LIVING DEATH DESCRIBED IN TORTURE CELL
An excerpt portrays Bresci condemned to ten years in solitary confinement with a wall slit for food. He will be chained, denied daylight, human contact, priest visits, and any printed matter. Ten years of ceaseless isolation erode mind and body beyond endurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Humbert
Brescl
Tremont Row Repairs and Insurance Offer
A fragment notes a segment repair need for Tremont Row and an option to insure for one year at $2 with an entity named Wilson J Welty. The readable text is highly garbled and names are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilson J Welty Tremont Row
Bae Ips
Omer
Woman Oversees Indian Education Under Estelle Reel
Miss Estelle Reel of Wyoming serves as superintendent of Indian schools, emphasizing industrial training and practical skills. In two years she has promoted core English study while stressing labor, respect for knowledge, and dignity of work, traveling across tribes to assess methods.
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Estelle Reel
Wyomin
Frank le Flesh
Angel Decora
Boston
Miss
Difficulties in educating Native American mothers and children
The speaker notes that mothers are shy and nervous about sending children to education by white teachers. Indian mothers are especially challenging, but once trust is earned, great progress follows.
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Miles
Nations Dangers and Imperialism Warned by Osgood
Boston lawyer William N. Osgood, campaigning in Maine for Bryan, warns that imperialism and trusts threaten democracy. He urges citizens to reject imperialism as political slavery and monopolies as economic oppression, urging action to prevent a drift toward militarism and aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Osgood
Boston
Maine
Bryan
Osgood
Mark Hanna
Candidate Discusses Campaign Issues Amid Opposition
A candidate voices views on national issues to a Post reporter, opposing imperialism as a rejection of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. He argues against strong centralized government and cites the fathers of the republic against modern centralizers.
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Walter L. Ramsdell
Joseph Flynn
Lawrence
Osgood
Post
Samsons
Monumental Co Lowers Prices on Finished Work
Despite higher raw costs the Monumental Co offers a better monument for 275.00, down from last year. Expanded warerooms in Boston now host four weeks of unheard of marble tablet prices and a large stock. Dealers invited to write for quotes.
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Sudbury Street
Froza UN
QuInc Monumental CO
Warerooma
Haverhill St
Boston
Electric's Victim Dead in Lynnhurst Accident
Joseph Bresnahan a 38 year old General Electric employee living in Lynnhurst died after stepping in front of a swiftly moving Lynnhurst car. Authorities say he misjudged the vehicle’s position and was struck and dragged by the wheels.
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Lynn
Joseph Bresnahan
Lynnhurst
Bresnahan
Bea
General Electric Company
George Hosmer Buried In solemn funeral at St Josephs
The old oars man and pedestrian George Hosmer was honored at a heat filled service at St Josephs Church Chambers Street. Pallbearers included Daniel Breen J J Coffey Jeremiah Casey and others. Floral tributes referenced his aquatic life before interment at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hosmer
St. Joseph's Church
Chambers Street
Daniel Breen
J. J. Coffey
Jeremiah Casey
Jeremiah Coughlin
Terrence Kelly
James Butler
John Haydock
T. C. Butler
John Regan
John F. Kelliher
Jeremiah Bean Gang
Bradford Boat Club
Making Cross
Big Bradford Eight
Shell Boat
J. J. Coffey, Jr
John Call
West ‘End Boat _ Club
J. H. Butler
Eugene Buckley
Cross
George Faulkner
B. M
B. A
George B. Hosmer
Albert Hosmer
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Chinese League Meeting To Consider Formation Tonight
The Chinese League calls a meeting this evening to discuss forming a group aimed at clearing away false impressions of the Yellow Man. Local organizers say the gathering will address bias and promote understanding.
Boston YMCA to host talk on Chinese East situation
Tonight at 14 Harrison avenue the Chinese Y M C A of Boston will discuss the East situation and the idea of a protective league for Chinamen in Boston. Speakers include James H. Earle and Yong Kay though both were unavailable yesterday. the league aims to clear up false Boston views of Chinese residents.
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Harrison Avenue
Boston
James H. Earle
New England
Yong Kay
China
Poe
America
United States
Morris Murch Butler Showrooms Offer Elegant Bedroom Furnishings
The Morris Murch Butler store at 42 Summer Street displays a broad collection this season with brass beds mahogany bureaus and chests of drawers in maple oak and curly birch. Buyers are urged to visit early for the best selection and lower prices notes the firm.
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Morris, Murch & Butler
Summer Street
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Senator Hanna
Joseph H. Manley
Senator Scott
B. B. Odell
Cornelius N. Bliss
Kansas City
Lodge
Jesse
Bam M’calin
Governor Crane
Hart
Senator Lodge
Isaac B. Allen
Pilipinos Cruel
Washington Street
A. An
Bresci
Italy
Cumbh
Osgood of
Congressional Campaign
JGR Eicin
Electric
C,h, Graves & Sons
London
British Admiralty
Davysiail
Mediterranean
Meachsah Wilson
Tremont Row
Ig Yi
Washington St
B. H. White Co
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