Roosevelt pushes reciprocal trade with Cuba separates from Senate
The article notes President Roosevelt using a Lowell tour to urge reciprocal trade with Cuba and to align with the people against Senate approaches. It questions the hold of the sugar trust and calls for releasing Colonel Wright's investigative report to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Senate
Cuba
Lowell
United States
Congress
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Baer
Coal Trust
Potter
Mr. Roosevelt
Colonel Wright
Prohibitionist Sam Small Faces Whiskey Lesson
The Vermont campaign record describes Rev. Sam Small drinking five whiskeys on an empty stomach before a political meeting. He traveled 0 miles, spoke twice, skipped meals, and collapsed, illustrating perceived hypocrisy in prohibition laws. The incident suggests prohibition can be undermined by personal example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Small
Vermont
Small
Forest land sale threatens White Mountains beauty and state value
A proposed sale of tracts in Carroll Jefferson and Randolph would convert virgin forests on the Presidential Range into pulp and lumber. Gorham grants tax exemptions to a mill corporation amid criticism that stripping the White Mountains harms public enjoyment and state interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountain
Carroll, Jefferson
Randolph
Mts. Adams and
Madison
Mt. Jefferson
Gorham
Presidential Range
Cascades
Israel's Ridge
Edmonds
Adams
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Beef Prices Fall Short of London as Tariff Shields Meat
Boston consumers face 40 cent beef while Chicago firms resist Knox enforcements. The article argues Roosevelt could press criminal action but foregoes it, hoping a modest local price drop while Canada ships meat abroad. It blames the Dingley tariff for keeping prices high and aiding the beef trust.
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Boston
Chicago
Knox
Roosevelt
London
Liverpool
Portland
Canada
Dingley
Beef Trust
Opinions on anthracite strike actions discussed
The article presents various views on how to handle the escalating anthracite coal strike. It notes the involvement of key figures such as Mr Russell Sage and other leaders weighing possible measures and policy options amid the intensifying dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Gossip From Newspaper Row and Nearby Locales
The column notes a Proad cart sighting with a gentleman couple and chauffeur, lists frequent travelers to the White Mountains, and mentions ex mayor Quincy’s cottage, a well known waiter from Newspaper Row, and a Swampscott birthday gathering for Abram Weston. It covers court news in Suffolk with William J. Day, a physician attempt at fishing lore by Dr Frank McQueeny, and John A. Curtin’s European arrival and camp duties. It also remarks on soft coal nuisance, Roosevelt dinner attire, and local officials Neal Wells and Rufe Fessenden amid ongoing cases.
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Swampscott
Abram Weston
Hattie Jordan
Somerville
E.m.macmunn
A. Haney
Saugus
Leatherby
Swamp
John A. Curtin
Tremont
Small Point
Europe
Signal Corps
Artillery
A Glimpse of Nahant and Point of Pines Diary
Newton Newkirk recounts a seaside excursion from Boston to Nahant and Point of Pines. He describes a humorous Nahant episode with Alderman Tinkham, a cautionary harbor tale about a night ferry near Revere Beach, and reflections on travel by Dartmouth ferry and Boston area railroads. He notes public life, police courage, and local characters while hinting at a continuing diary.
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George H. Tinkham
Nahant
George
President Roosevelt
Revere Beach
Ing
Point of Pines
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Washington Street
Dartmouth
Newton Newkirk
Me Sorts Point of Pines Patient Seeks Rest
The narrator visits Point of Pines Massachusetts and, after a humorous misdiagnosis, learns he suffers from neurasthenia a general collapse of the telegraph system of the body caused by mental strain. He plans rest at the seaside haven to recover.
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Point OF Pines
Mass
Doc
Funeral for Inspector Barry at St Peter's Church
The funeral for the late Police Inspector Thomas J. Barry is set for 10 o'clock this morning at St. Peter's Church Meeting House Hill. Rev. Peter Rowan will officiate with chief pallbearer Andrew Houghton and a large list of pallbearers headed by George F Pinkerton Cornelius T Cleary and others.
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Thomas J. Barry
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Peter Rowan
Andrew Houghton
George F. Pinkerton
Cornelius T. Cleary
John R. McGarr
William J. Rooney
Thomasa. Sheehan
Ainsley C. Armstrong
Edward T. Conway
George W. Patterson
Hebrew Educational League Club organized in Ward 18
The Hebrew Educational League Club of Ward 18 organized at 135 Vernon Street Roxbury aims to engage Hebrews in politics and help non citizens in Wards 16 17 and 18 become citizens. Seventy-five members enrolled. Dr Joseph Petluck is president Max IXahn secretary and Max Auslevish treasurer. Executive officers include H A Bausch Joseph Landy Jacob Kahn and Jacob Falkson.
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Hebrew Educational League Club
Ward 18
Vernon Street
Roxbury
Joseph Petluck
Max Ixahn
Max Auslevish
H. A. Bausch
Joseph Landy
Jacob Kahn
Jacob Falkson
Slippers Find Their Pair in a Tale of Love and Loss
A pair of scarlet slippers narrates their journey from a wartime bride’s memory to a woman's Exchange. Harold Dunbar’s quest to reunite with Zita ends when a note in the slippers reveals her whereabouts. The slippers witness longing, survival, and a hopeful reunion.
Sullivan named chief of Boston street laying out division
Joseph F. Sullivan will head the assessment division of Boston’s street laying out department, filling the post left vacant by Hugh E. Brady’s death last July. Captain John H. Dunn of Ward 14 becomes claim agent, to handle investigations under the new Legislature act. Dunn served in the Ninth Regiment in Cuba and later in the Philippines. The Mayor approved both appointments.
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City of
Boston
Hugh E. Brady
Joseph F. Sullivan
Sullivan
Brady
John H. Dunn
Ward 14
Dunn
Cuba
United States
Philippines
Practical Education and the Britannica Appeal in 45 Offer
The piece extols practical education as essential and argues self-education through the Britannica. It highlights the encyclopedia as a source for natural history, world history, religious history, myths, and scientific advances, praising its illustrations and comprehensive scope. The text ends noting a limited time offer at 45.
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Gibbon
Half Price Offer Turns Easy Monthly Payments
A sales note advertises goods at less than half price with easy monthly payments, promising affordability and manageable installments for buyers.
Bible Quote Sheds Light on Preservation of Knowledge
A 10 cents a day. The quote from Charles Spurgeon asserts that even if most books were destroyed except the Bible, the world would lose little information. The remark highlights enduring value of the Bible in knowledge retention.
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Spurgeon
Market 76 Years Old Name Confusion Revealed at Boston
Historical note marks 76 years since the market opened and clarifies the building’s official name. Officials say it has never been Quincy Market, but Faneuil Hall Market, with Quincy Hall on the second floor. The mix caused repeated misnaming for decades.
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McKay
Boston
Quincy Market
Faneuil Hall Market
Quincy
Josiah Quincey
Fameuil Hall Market
Quincy Hall
Faneuil Hall
New Faneuil Hall
Cheval Toilet by Western designer debuts new Toilet Table
A Western designer presents a stately Toilet Table combining table and cheval glass in oak, mahogany, birch, and maple. It features graceful supports, heavy 36 by 18 inch French plate glass, and refined carving. The piece, though not full size, shows three quarters of the cheval silhouette amid high demand.
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New England
Col. Wright
George Herrie Billings
West Chop
Martha's Vineyard
Bill’ Hull
Lebanon Junction
Hull
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Suffolk
William J. Day
South
Day
Columbia Theatre
Frank McQueeny
South End
Esculaplus
Isaak Walton
Buzzard’s Bay
Touraine
Judge Dewey
National Bank
William KE. Neal
Lynn
Hank E. Wells
Rufe Fessenden
George C. Neal
Little Clark
Neal
Ttt
Charles F. Swan
New England National Bank
Arthur Co. Kolloch
H. Co. Chase
Milk Street
Chase
Charles Calvin Johnson
the Post
Rease
Sunday Post
Inspector Barry
Hebrew Educational League
NEW Publications
Kate Merle Cook
Davis Street
Providence, R. I
Zita
Nfarold
Harold
Ile
Harold Dunbar
Goa
City Hall
Captain Dunn
the Encyclopedia Britannica
The
American Newspaper Association
Devonshire Street
Boston Post Bureau
Dwight
Yale University
Burdett
Prospectus
Burdett College of Actual Business and Shorthead
Washingon S
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