Gilder Responds To South Boston Apology Request
Editor Richard Watson Gilder replies to Rev Albert E George of South Boston over Miss Poor's satire A Little Fool He defends the piece as targeting narrow minded Bostonians not South Boston and urges no apology He notes then mentions a possible visit to South Boston with a Grand Army button and invites the clergyman to New York to meet at 23 East Seventeenth Street in December 1906.
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Richard Watson Gilder
Century
Albert E. George
South Boston
Miss Poor
Phillips Brooks
Mass
Mr. George
Boston
South
New York
East Seventeenth Street
Rk. W. Gilder
British Empire League hears calls for imperial unity progress
At London Guildhall the Duke of Devonshire spoke on imperial unity as a practical movement in some colonies though Ottawa proposals await. Lord Salisbury and Mr Chamberlain favored it while urging renewed naval talks with Australasia and a broader colonial defence debate. Canada lauded Britain’s restraint toward the U.S. and optimism grew for U.S. appreciation. The Lord Mayor urged a unity scheme to mark Victoria’s reign and the league elected Harlington president with Balfour and Dufferin as vice presidents.
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Duke of Devon Shire
British Empire League
Guildhall
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Chamberlain
Ottawa
Australasia
Dobell
Great Britain
Canada
England
United States
Queen Victoria
Marquis of Harlington
League
A. J. Balfour
Marquis of Dufferin
R. R. Dobell
J. M. MacDonald
Donald A. Smith
Charles Tupper
Robbery at Ocean Street Home Tells of $500 Jewelry Loss
A sneak thief entered the Ocean street residence of General Electric Co. president C. A. Coffin while the family dined and stole jewelry valued over $500 from Mrs. Coffin. The break in resembled a prior theft in the Connolly block.
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Lynn
C. A. Coffin
General Electric Company
Ocean Street
Hackman Wallace Testifies on Silver Party Nomination Fraud
Witnesses in City Hall allege Bryan silver independent aldermanic candidates were nominated by illegal methods. Hackman Wallace, treasurer of the movement, claims signatures were forged after Board rejection, with names added and initials swapped, while attorney Clifford Plummer and others aided the scheme. The hearing, led by Chief Justice Parmenter, cites multiple altered papers and doctored affidavits as evidence in the aldermanic race.
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Bryan Silver
Board of Elections
Clifford H. Plummer
Justice of the Peace
Election Board
Parmenter
District Court
Horace G. Allen
Corbett
Democratic City Committee
John B. Moran
Edward P. Barry
W. H. Baker
A. L. Pillar
Board of Aldermen
James C. Slanker
Mr. Plummer
Campbell
Wallace
Plummer
Election Commissioners’ Office
Munns
Piller
Commissioners’ Office
American House
Young
Barry
Boston
Mr. Allen
J. Smith
J. Brown
John
James
Allen
Alotie Election Board Office
James B. Grattan
Grattan
Election Commissioners
Mr. Munns
Pearson
John F. Dever
Mr. Moran
Mr. Wallace
Moran
Silver Organization
Baker
James P. Grattan
Warren Street
Nickerson
Charles A. Neill
John H. van Aulen
Aaron Goldsmith
William L. Ford
Nicholas Flemming
Dean's Kidney Pills touted as cure all in odd Boston ad
A dated testimonial heavy notice promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a heroic remedy for kidney trouble and urinary difficulties. It cites H S Farrell of Chelsea who reports relief after taking a few doses and notes the product is sold by Burwell's Pharmacy with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U S agents. A separate court transcript excerpt details witnesses admitting forged nomination papers and irregularities in a school board filing, with adjournment to continue the hearing.
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Boston
Dean
Josh
Walnut St
Chelsea
Burwell
Park Square
Boylston
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Stage Matters at Tremont and Boston Theatres
Theatre gossip notes Mr E S Willard stars in The Professor's Love Story at Tremont with Maud Venner miscasting Lucy White while Bromley Davenport H Barfoot and others satisfy in supporting roles. James O'Neill headlines Monte Cristo at Boston Theatre next week, a rare Boston appearance. Millie Christine ends season at Masonic Temple tomorrow. Celia Solomon impresses at Lamplighters Benefit concert. Damrosh to present two weeks of German French opera at Boston Theatre starting Feb 1 1897. Hope Booth at Howard Atheneum and Raymon Moore perform tomorrow and Saturday. Grand Opera House to feature the Deltorelli brothers Baldwin Daly Phyllis Allen Doggerfield and C A Fehlberg next week.
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Willard
Tremont Theatre
J. M. Barrie
Lucy White
Bromley Davenport
H. Barfoot
H. Cane
Boston
James O'Neill
Joseph Haworth
Sue
Museum
Pennsylvania
Erin
Haworth
Tgs
Millie Christine
Masonic Temple
Washington, D. C
Celia Solomon
New England Conservatory of Music
Lamplighters’ Benefit Association
Copley Hall
Walter Damrosch
Boston Theatre
Miss Hope Booth
Howard Atheneum
Raymon Moore
Alio
Grand Opera House
Deltorelli Brothers
Baldwin and Daly
Phyllis Allen
Dodgerfield
C. A. Fehlberg
Sadie McDonald Death Report Denies Sensational Cause
Sydney New South Wales December 3 There is no foundation for rumors that Sadie McDonald died sensationally. The official cause is cerebral hemorrhage with paralysis of the spine.
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Sadie McDonald
Fireman Run Over by Engine in Street Rescue Effort
Timothy J. Heffernan of Engine 1 was crushed when horses bolted on Howard Street as he tried to steer them away from a crowd. Dragged beneath the engine, Heffernan was rushed to Massachusetts General Hospital with severe injuries that may lead to amputation. witnesses say he clung to a horse rein for yards before the accident.
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Timothy J. Heffernan
Engine 1
Howard Street
Hanover Street
Heffernan
Massachusetts
Liebknecht Attacks Naval Remarks Over Iltis Sinking
In Berlin the Reichstag debated the budget as Herr Liebknecht assailed Admiral Von Hellmann’s comments on the Iltis sailors who cheered the Kaiser while the ship sank off China. He called the Iltis seaworthy critique weak and warned of threats to dissolve the body over naval estimates.
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Admiral von Hellmann
Iltis
Kaiser
China
Reichstag
Hbel
Baron Marschall von Biberstein
Thase
Neithe
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