Opinions of Prominent Citizens on Roosevelt's Message
Boston figures like George F Williams and Judge John W Corcoran critique Roosevelt's address. Williams denounces trusts and monetary policy, calls wage and food costs burdens, and questions Philippine stance. Corcoran urges tariff shifts and broader trust reforms, urging coal duty debate to reflect consumers’ costs.
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George Fred Williams
Sugar Trust
Standard Oil Company
Congress
Benjamin Harrison
Roosevelt
Philippines
Europe
Asia
John W. Corcoran
Pennsylvania
John A. Kelsher
Democratic Party
Armenian Sail Line Heads East with Heavy Livestock Cargo
The Leyland liner Armenian sails from East Boston for Liverpool at 11:30 AM carrying 609 cattle and 19 sheep, plus 15 horses, 25 000 barrels of apples, 32 000 bushels of wheat, 900 tons provisions, 500 tons flour, 300 tons hay and 700 tons sundries. Fishing fleet reports solid hauls of cod, haddock and hake, with prices around 5 cents a pound. several ships, including the Irene and May, anchored near the Eastern Packet pier. The Bedouin arrived after a perilous voyage from Colombo with hemp, reporting near-misses with waterspouts, while the tug Paoli ran aground near Lovell's Island but was freed with no injuries.
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Trant
Boston
Liverpool
Leyland Line
Cunard
Dominion Service
Yankee
Thomas W. Knight
Juniata
Joseph H. Cromwell
Valentina
Sylvie Nunan
Irene
May
Albert Geiger
Harvester
F. J. O’hara
Provincetown
S. F. Austin
New York
Philadelphia
T Wharf
Faos
Grand Banks
Austin
Michael Howlett
Greenwich
Cumberland Country
N. J
Benjamin F. Hunt, Jr
Rosario
Buenos Ayres
Grace Deering
Peconic
Phelns
Gibraltar
Coningsby
Java
Delaware
Ida Lawrence
Baltimore
Savannah
Hampton Roads
Fannie L. Child
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Fall River
Manila
Cebu
H. W. Peabody
Bedouin
Croskery
Colombo
Indian Ocean
Arabian Desert
Macdonough Returns From Builders Trial In Massachusetts Bay
The torpedo boat destroyer Macdonough completed her last builders trial off Massachusetts Bay yesterday afternoon ahead of the official government speed trial. Commanded by Captain Arthur Hardy, Fore River officials declined to release trial results. The vessel must reach 28 knots under contract terms.
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Macdonough
Massachusetts Bay
Arthur Hardy
Fore River Works
Shipping News Miniature Almanac December 3
Arrived and cleared vessels listed with origin and cargo, including steamers Iowa Walters State of Maine and many others from Manila Cebu St. Michaels Port Antonio and Portsmouth. Sailed and wind conditions noted. daily sun and moon data provided. multiple schooners and tugs towing barges in and out of Nantasket Roads and Portland.
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Walters
Liverpool
Warren 'x Co
Bedouin
Crask
Hillary
Pensacola
Challes F. Mayer
McLeod
Baltimore
Portsmouth
Barge C. C. Cs
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Penobscot
Roix
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
Park Auburndale
Parker
Carrabelle
Wla
Adele Thackera
McKeen
Arrayo
P. R
Harold C. Beecher
McDonald
Ponce
S.A. Fownes
Ward
St. John
N. B
Ella
Jennie
Ingalls
Grand Manan
M. V
Chase
Petersen
Brunswick
Maggie Hurley
Tuttle
Red Beach
General Banks
Randall
Gardiner
E. Davis
Harrington
Mt. Desert
Richmond
Perry
Newport News
Beverly
Plymouth
Hand
Port Johnson
Salem
Mags
Nottingham
Tingle
Vineyard Haven
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Bath
Balize
Paterson
Cheektowaga
Wentworth
Baronet
Banter
Buckler
Wyalusing
Farnham
Rhyssus
Beacon
Hokendauqua
Ryder
Provincetown
Lykens
Lloyd
Philadelphia
Ashland
Eng
Port Antonio
Jam
Cheronea
Halifax
Ursula Bright
Rotherfield
Mobile
Balmoral
Providence
R. I
Lowa
la Have
N. S
Yukon
St. Pierre
Mia
Valdare
Bear River
Wind N
Astral
Lackawanna
Hatteras
Patience
Guttenburg
Pilgrim
Paoli
Emily
Lynn
Devon
Nellie
Samos
Leader
Cohocton
Mig
Mineola
Canning
Fredonia
Robert Graham Dun
Nantasket Roads
W. L. Tuck
Back Bay Debutante Leila Amory Welcomed at Somer
A prominent reception at the Hotel Somer set marked the debut of Miss Leila Amory, daughter of Mrs. Charles B. Amory, after her return from abroad. Many friends honored the young socialite as Mrs. Edward Hutchins hosted tea to introduce her to society.
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Back Bay
Hotel
Somerset
Charles B. Amory
Leila Amory
Edward Hutchins
Back Bay Socials Highlight Senior Daughters at Homes
Reports of social events in Back Bay yesterday and upcoming days include MrsEdward Wigglesworth hosting her daughter Henrietta at to be followed by Mrs B P Stratton hosting daughter Katherine at 351 Beacon Street and Mrs Alfred Bowditch planning a Bay State Road reception for her daughter Miss Mary Orne Bowditch.
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Grace
Beacon Street
Back Bay
Edward Wigglesworth
Henrietta
P. Stratton
Katherine
Alfred Bowditch
Bay State Road
Mary Orne Bowditch
Airship Santa Claus thrills Boston shoppers at Jordan Marsh
A holiday attraction at Jordan Marsh features Santa in an airship touring scenes from the Philippines to England and a New England home. The second floor hosts a Japanese tea room with Cherry Blossom Time in Japan panorama by Perot, plus Japanese ornaments. Fujisan looms in the background as a sacred, once active volcano shown in water color.
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Santa Claus
Jordan Marsh Company
Philippines
Far East
New England
Boston
Jordan Marin Company
Japan
Perot
Lee Flash Studio
New York
Delft
Tokio
Yokohama
Rhode Island Harbor Lines Hearing Delivers No Objections
A public hearing at the State Board of Harbor Commissioners office addressed the proposal for the Federal government to accept and adopt as permanent the Narragansett Bay and Newport harbor lines marked by the State Board. No objections were raised to the action.
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Providence
R. I
State Board of Harbor Commissioners
Narragansett Bay
Newport
State Board
Everett Man Father of 25 Children Dies at 95
Charles Carpenter aged 95 died at the home of his daughter Mrs. Rose Kirschner in Everett this afternoon. He fathered 25 children from three marriages, with 13 deceased and 3 surviving in this generation including a 68 year old son living in Pawtucket Rhode Island.
Reception for New Rector at Church of the Advent
Members of the Church of the Advent hosted an informal reception at the parish hall for the new rector Rev. William H. Van Allen. Matrons present included Mrs. George P. Gardner and Mrs. Farren Cobb with several Misses Burnett and Briggs.
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Church of the Advent
William H. van Allen
George P. Gardner
F. W. Thayer
Farren Cobb
Frances Sturgis
Eleanor Burnett
Velia Briggs
Alfred J. Mayo
Russell T. Churchill
Clifton E. Dunham
Arthur M. Hamlin
Broadway Souvenir Roundup at Boston Theaters
A dense program review describes Tremont Savages run of The Sultan of Sulu and many other shows at Boston venues. It highlights audiences, star performers like Zetti Kennedy and Kyrle Bellew, and upcoming acts including Sally in Our Alley, A Fight for Millions, Du Barry, and The Toreador, with notes on musical pieces at Symphony Hall and the Requiem Mass by Georg Henschel as performed under Henschel’s direction.
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Sulu
the Tremont
Johnny
Boston
Zetti Kennedy
Sally
Museum of
Kyrle Bellew
France
Rogers Brothers
Harvard
Hollis
Leslie Carter
du Barry
Bowdoin Square
Una Abell Brinker
Fanchon
Park
Grand Opera House
Colonial
Francis Wilson
Lavinia Shannon
Music Hall
Austin & Stone’s
Robie and
Mack
The
Palace
First Regiment
Belle Stewart
Dave Itzgibbon
Smith and Bowman
Margaret Ashton
Charles H. Mackie
Elizabeth A. Coughlin
Henry J. Harding
Pauline Hall
Eliza Proctor Otis
Hattie Belle Ladd
Symphony Hall
Georg Henschel
Helen Henschel
Pauline Woltmann
Ellison van Hoose
Frederick Martin
Church of the Advent
St. John’s
Roxbury
Mozart
Manzoni
Verdi
Henschel
Lillian Bailey Henschel
van Hoose
Martin
Cecilia
Catarrh and Cold Relief Powder advertised as instant cure
An advertisement touts Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder with a blower for nasal use. It promises relief from catarrh hay fever colds headache sore throat tonsillitis and deafness within ten to sixty minutes and claims permanent cure. Sold by Walker Rintels Drug Co Dewey Sq at fifty cents.
Hamlin Recital Features Strauss Songs at Steinert Hall
George Hamlin, a noted tenor, presented a Strauss only program at Steinert Hall. The second local Strauss recital, with Eleanor Scheib assisting on piano, included over a dozen pieces from Op numbers 10 21 24 29 31 32 36 37 and 42, appealing to specialists but well received by a sizeable audience.
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George Hamlin
Richard Strauss
Steinert Hall
Hamlin
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