Prices Sag On Profit Taking Tuesday Evening
Market activity cooled after the Presidents message, with profit taking across rails and metals. Manhattan led losses, others followed. United States Mining rose amid strong trading while Calumet & Hecla tumbled after ex dividend. Copper Range and Baltic showed declines, and Dillaway & Co. announced dissolution.
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Pricee
Manhattan
Wall Street
Brooklyn
New York Central
Reading Common
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Calumet & Heela
United States
Boutwell Heads New England Anti Imperialist League Meeting
At the annual meeting held at the Twentieth Century Club rooms ex Governor Boutwell was unanimously chosen president for the year. About two hundred attendees heard speeches from E. B. Smith Moorfield Storey T D Patterson and others criticizing imperial policy, urging reversal of expansion and the Philippines policy.
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New England Anti-Imperialist League
Twentieths Century Club
Boutwell
Mr. Boutwell
E. B. Smith
Chicago
Moorfield Storey
T. D. Patterson
Sixto Lopez
C. A. Crane
Philippines
Cleveland
America
England
United States
Spain
Treasury
Army
East
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
Potomac River
Fight for 123 Million in Huntington Estate Case
Surrogate Thomas heard arguments on a motion to compel an inventory filing in the Huntington estate case brought by Walter Morshead. Executors contend the creditor status and statute of limitations may bar the action, while Morshead's side argues discovery rested in 1894. Petitioners have until Friday to file a brief.
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New York
Thomas
Collis P. Huntington
Walter Morshead
London
United States
Huntington
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Maxwell Evarts
Divorce suit over Christian Science faith in Brooklyn
William H. Sadler sues Rosa Bink of Brooklyn for divorce from Joseph Bink of Reading. Married in 1893, she deserted him March 23, 1901. He travelled from Reading to Brooklyn to reconcile. she will not return unless he adopts Christian Science and teaches it to their two children.
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Reading
Penn
William H. Sadler
Rosa Bink
Brooklyn
N. Y
Joseph Bink
Bink
Mr. Bink
Disturbing Peace Charge in Cambridge Incident
Rosa Holmes a 50 year old colored woman created a disturbance on Western avenue and Central square Cambridge yesterday berating a heavy dray driver and nearly stepping under a horse. She grabbed a large stone and hurled it at the second driver. She is jailed on disturbing the peace and may be examined for sanity. Her home is Northampton street Boston.
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Rosa Holmes
Western Avenue
Central Square
Cambridge
Northampton Street
Boston
Weithass Murder Trial Set for December 29
Springfield reports Bernard Weithass will stand trial for first degree murder on December 29 for the April 15 shooting death of his wife Lizzie at the Highland Hotel. He has repeatedly admitted to killing her.
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Springfield
Bernard Weithass
Lizzie
Highland Hotel
Weithass
Lilith May Nutting Opens Charity Fair for Floating Hospital
Lilith May Nutting leads a charity sale at the Legion of Honor building in Boston to aid the Floating Hospital. The invalid promoter previously organized a successful benefit and is assisted by Pearl Blackman of Sioux Falls. Attendants, artistic centerpieces, and various tables showcase patient-made crafts to support the hospital.
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Lilith
Nutting
Notman
Lilith May Nutting
Legion of Honor
Huntington Avenue
Mies Nutting
Miss Nutting
Burnt Wood
Grace Hurbert
Fancy
Louise Cady
Florence Turner
Dorothy Delano
Fancy Table
Sarah Woodruff
Gertrude Doyle
Lena Bostwick
Walter Frederick
Tourjee Nelson
Judge Dewey's Views From the Beach on a Local Case
Judge Dewey reviewed cases in which Tom Plant faced a charge of receiving stolen goods a dog bought from a boy for 25 cents. He criticized deceitful police tactics and discharged the defendants including Henry Lewis Patsy McKenna John Powers and others. He also postponed sentencing Walter Lothrop for assault on Mrs. Bertha Small and fined Mrs. Ida Shaperia for Sunday baking.
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Tom Plant
Dewey
A. Sternberg
Wescott
Criterion Club
Sternberg
Washington Street
Lewis
Patsy McKenna
John Powers
Judge Dewey
Officer Sternberg
Captain Wescott
Henry Lewis
Eugene Buckley
William Jordan
John Fitzpatrick
Walter Lothrop
Bertha H. Small
Warren Avenue
Small
Lothrop
Ida Shaperia
Chambers Street
President Urges Western Development and Alaska Laws
The President calls Congress to advance national irrigation, forest and game protection, and to reform public land laws to favor settlers over grazing interests. He urges Alaska legislation, wildlife protection, and a commission study, noting new crops and the Smithsonian’s museum plans for national heritage and endangered species preservation.
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Congress
Alaska
Commission of Fish and Fisheries
Cuban Romance Tells of a Boston Larceny Case at Court
Adele Stanley kept a stand in Cienfuegos while Edward Bonner, a Seventh Cavalry member, pursued a romance. She funded his desertion with $400 and later $40 for tickets. he was charged with larceny and sentenced to six months on Deer Island, later appealing. The day’s docket included shoplifting, gaming fines for Chinese gamblers, and other court actions across Charlestown, Somerville, and East Cambridge.
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Cienfuegos
Edward Bonner
Seventh Cavalry
Bonner
Boston
Milwaukee
South Station
Wentworth
Deer Island
Minnie Miller
Portland
George Richmond
John A. McDonough
McDonald
McDonough
Lawrence Troise
Rose McGinnis
Chambers Street
Charlestown
McGinnis
United States
Lawrence
Essex Company
United States District Court
Nathan Barnett
Ward 8
Board of Election Commissioners
Loring
Somerville
John J. Manning
Cambridge
Manning
John Norton
Forest Hills
Jamaica Plain
Matthew Norton
Roxbury
Norton
Long Island Hospital
East Cambridge
Sheldon
William J. McAuley
Revere
Lynn & Boston Street Railway Company
Revere Street
McAuley
Work For Indians Absorption Through Diverse Paths and Guarded Leadership
The policy favors gradual absorption of Indians into white society, allowing variation by tribe and local conditions. It endorses nurturing native industries, English language proficiency, and tailored livelihoods while urging high ethical standards and strong pay for federal officials to prevent misconduct.
Plans for Washington and federal district reforms
President Roosevelt urges Congress to improve Washington DC through high local hygiene and sanitation laws, humane slum policy, model labor and consular practices, restrained government printing, and expanded merit appointments. He calls for an employer liability act, safety regulation for railroads, and publication controls while praising restoration of the White House to Jeffersonian plans.
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District of Columbia
Washington
Congress
Senate
White House
University of Virginia
Jefferson
Mt. Vernon
Theodore Roosevelt
Endowment Drive Boosts Boston University by $200,000
Boston University receives a $200,000 endowment from Methodists in New England, announced by President Warren and Dean Buell. Trustees contributed over $50,000 to meet a prior donor condition, with plans to raise $50,000 more for a chair of preaching in the School of Theology as New England Methodists rally behind the effort.
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Boston University
New England
W. F. Warren
Dean Buell
Theological School
United States
Boston
Alden Speare
Mallalieu
Hamilton
Fowler
Andrews
Warren
New England Conference
Methodists of
Leonard of Medford Dead After Illness at Bank Note Office
Benjamin C. Leonard of Medford, manager of the American Bank Note Company, fell ill at his office at 87 Milk Street yesterday afternoon. Dr. Dwight of Marlboro Street attended him until 2:30, when he died. The doctor attributed the death to acute indigestion.
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Benjamin C. Leonard
Medford
American Bank Note Company
Milk Street
Dr. Dwight
Marlboro Street
Mr. Leonard
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National Capital
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B. C. Leonard
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