Women voters split as Boston Loyal Women clash with Citizens Union
In Boston the Loyal Women confront the Citizens Public School Union over control of the school board seats. The Loyal Women aim to defeat reform candidates including Dr McDonald, seeking to gain majorities next year. A meeting Wednesday plans drives to mobilize the female vote for December 15 voting.
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Boston
Citizens’ Public School Union
Isaac F. Paul
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Committee of Twentyfive
Major Gould
Paul
McDonald
Marion
Estimates of appropriations for fiscal year 1898
Secretary Carlisle sent to the House Speaker the fiscal year 1898 appropriation estimates totaling 421 718 970 dollars. Major items include naval 52 154 773 dollars military 24 292 636 dollars pensions 141 528 580 dollars public works 31 487 061 dollars and the proposed Paris Exposition fund 300 000 dollars.
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Washington
Carlisle
House of Representatives
F- Public Works
New York
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Engraving , Printing
Boston Harbor
New London Harbor
Conn
New Haven
Harbor
Hog Island Shoal
Narraett Bay
R. I
Army
United States
Paris
Swindlers Cheats Boston Baker In Jewelry Scam
Iminger a baker at 53 Webster Street Boston was approached by two men posing as jewelry salesmen. They offered a gold watch and diamond ring at a bargain for 145 dollars and induced Berminger to pay 367.50 in cash. The items were worthless after the men departed. One suspect, 48, Hebrew, 5 feet 4, 160 pounds, gray mustache. the other, 30, 5 feet 6, 140 pounds, black mustache, wore dark clothes and black derby hats.
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Iminger
Webster St
Boston
Berminger
Miners Leader Predicts General Strike After Pittsburg Meet
A Belaire dispatch reports Lewis of the Ohio Miners' organization predicting a general strike by miners following a Pittsburg meeting. He cautions that the outcome depends on union actions and regional responses across Ohio.
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Ohio
Pittsburg
Columbus. O
Belaire
Lewis
Ohio Miners’ Organization
Republican senatorial caucus called for tomorrow morning
Washington Dec 7 A Republican senatorial caucus has been called for 10 oclock tomorrow. The notice reaches all Republicans who received such notices during the last session. This includes the bolting Republican Senators and Senator Jones of Nevada.
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Washington
Jones
Nevada
Salvation Army Congress Stirs Boston With Day of Meetings
The grand Salvation Army congress held three meetings in Boston two at Faneuil Hall and one at Pilgrim Hall plus Cambridgeport. Commissioner Higgins and Commander Booth Tucker addressed ministers and delegates with testimonies from New York San Francisco and Chicago amid marching bands children in white robes and a drum and fife corps.
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Grand National Congress of Salvationists
Faneuil Hall
Pilgrim Hall
Cambridgeport
Army
India
Yankee Brass Band
Drum
Footh-‘Stacker
Wellesley College
Salvation Army
Higgins
Booth
Booth-Tucker
Dr. Nice
New York
J. B. Seabury
Cozens
Morton
Adjutant Taylor
Church
Congregational Church
Ianepil Hall
Salvationists
San Francisco
Chicago
Church Army holds first revival at St Pauls
The Church Army, an Episcopal adjunct, began its first revival at St Pauls Church after a Salvation Army meeting at Faneuil Hall. Col 5 T Jones led a pre meeting song service in uniform. Rev Dr Torbert led a short Episcopalian rite and spoke on the armys Eng1and origins. Meetings will continue at St Pauls in the evenings.
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Salvation Army
Faneuil Hall
Church Army
St. Paul’s Church
Episcopal Church
5. T. Jones
New England
Army
Torbert
St. Stephen's
England
Hadley
Tie
Miss Wray
Salvation
St. Paul’s
Havana company defaults on Cuban light and power bonds
The Spanish American Light and Power Company, with office in New York and plants in Havana and Matanzas, Cuba, faces default on interest. It previously earned about 1 million annually and owes bondholders after Cuba’s unsettled affairs. Havana city reportedly owes 300,000 for light, prompting a proposed interest reduction from 4 to 3 percent on part of the bonds.
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New York
Cuba
Havana
Light
Weyler encamped near Arroyo Grande as reinforcements arrive
Havana reports General Weyler encamped at Arroyo Grande on December 5 while it remains unclear if he met Cuban forces. Spain sends 1750 reinforcements and fortifications are ordered after the Guanabacoa attack. An import duty rise of five percent takes effect for goods arriving after December 31.
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Havana
San Cristobal
Weyler
Arroyo Grande
Guanabaca
Spain
Spinks Beats McLaughlin In First Balk Line Match
In New York Ed McLaughlin of Philadelphia faced William A. Spinks of Chicago at Slosson's Academy. Spinks won the opener 509 to 0 in a 14 inch balk line billiards match for a $250 stake, with $200 to the winner. Five hundred points were slated for the next night. Spinks had a high run of 61 and an average of 15 19 37. McLaughlin's high was 46 with an average of 10 17 36.
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New York
Ed McLaughlin
Philadelphia
William A. Spinks
Chicago
Slosson’s
Academy
Spinks
Ein
Mclaughlin
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promotion For Families
When children are present, have Dr Bull's Cough Syrup ready for quick relief. A trusted remedy for common coughs in kids, marketed as safe and dependable for household use.
State Secretary Olney Reports on Venezuela and Cuba
Olney notes a near agreement on arbitration terms between Great Britain and Venezuela to settle the dispute. He also discusses Cuba, where consular reports are confidential, describing brutal civil conflict, attacks on civilians, and American citizens harmed, urging careful consideration and possible policy change.
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Washington
Olney
Great Britain
Venezuela
Cuba
State Department
United States
Bell to Chair Inaugural Committee in Washington
C J Bell of this city accepted the chairmanship of the inaugural committee, offered by Mr. Hanna. He is a Republican and a well known business man.
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Washington
C. J. Bell
Hanna
Young Ladies' Christian Association Fair Opens in Boston
The YWCA fair and guessing contest in Boston and vicinity opened last evening to raise funds for the Free Home for Consumptives. The event continues tonight and tomorrow night with proceeds aiding the life-saving home. The Boston Wesleyan University Club held its annual reunion and banquet at 270 Beacon Street with sixty guests in attendance. Everett O. Fiske of the class of 1873 presided, Acting President J. M. Van Vieck attended, and Prof C. T. Winchester and other faculty members were special guests.
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Young Ladies’ Christian Asociation of
Boston and Vicinity
Boston Wesleyan University Club
Beacon Street
Everett O. Fiske
J. M.van Vieck
C. T. Winchester
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Charlestown Man
A Chestnut Street level tale describes chronic kidney pain and backache eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. Lewis M. Hatch of 59 Howard St Charlestown endorses them after long suffering and urges neighbors to try the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Frisco
Lewis M. Hatch
Howard St
Charlestown
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Colonel Fellows Dead After Illness in New York
District Attorney John R. Fellows died in New York after a fibrous stomach tumor. He had been gravely ill since Tuesday, sought to see his son who was returning from Arkansas, and lingered with morphine relief as doctors warned of a few days remaining.
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New York
John R. Fellows
Colonel Fellows
John R. Fellows, Jr
Arkansas
Jack
Fellows
Bonnie
Jones
Troy
N. Y
Camden
Ark
Abner Astith
Bell
Seymour
Garvin
Mr. Fellows
House of Representatives
Nicoll
Middle States
Obituaries From Three Cities Mark End of Lives
Emil Wolff president of Chemistry died in Stuttgart at age unknown. He authored works on applying science to agriculture. Cyrus A Packard prominent Guilford resident died at Blanchard Mo age 70. forestry commission member and former state legislator. John Labourisse ex president of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange died of heart failure.
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Stuttgart
Emil Wolff
Guilford, Mo
Cyrus A. Packard
Piscataquis
Blanchard
Forestry Commission
New Orleans
John Ll. Labourisse
The
Cotton Exchange
South
CUDA AND THE MESSAGE Continued from Page 1
Major and Mrs. McKinley are seen at a drive in bright sunshine with a family dinner at the McKinley residence. The article highlights a capable and successful man of affairs amid wartime events.
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Tson
European papers weigh Cleveland message on Cuban question
London papers comment on President Cleveland's Cuba policy and Monroe doctrine. The Standard praises the message's dignity and warns Spain of potential dangers. The Daily News notes European skepticism and Spain's likely support from others. The Chronicle urges Spain to sell Cuba, while the Daily Telegraph and The Times praise moderation and offer settlement thoughts.
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London
Cleveland
Spain
Cuba
Mr. Cleveland
United States
American
Europe
Great Britain
Turkey
THE
Daily News
Olney
Lord Salisbury
the Chronicle
Daily Telegraph
the Times
Times
Senators react to Monroe Doctrine message on Cuban issue
A Washington briefing reports varied Senate responses to the Presidents Cuban policy message. Members like Morgan of Alabama criticize its stance on intervention, while Tillman and Culom express doubt and calls for a decisive ruling.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Sherman
Davis
Cameron
Lodge
Gray
Turpie
Daniel
Mills
Messrs
Aldrich
West
Faulkner
Hill
Wolcott
Gorman
Jones
Morgan
Alabama
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuba
Spain
Frye
Maine
Cullom
Illinois
Chandler
New Hampshire
Peffer
Kansas
Platt
Connecticut
United States
Cleveland
Tillman
South Carolina
Mitchell
Oregon
Vilas
Wisconsin
Womanly health and beauty promises from Dr. Pierce
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for weakness and disease of the womanly organs. It claims to improve fertility and ease pregnancy, touts testimonials, and promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser as essential knowledge. The copy ends with a political comment on deficit acknowledgment.
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J. B. Clough
Lisbon
Grafton Co
N. Hampshire
Pierce
Common Sense
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Assembly Sets Day for Mr Crisp's Public Service
The House adjourned after designating a day to honor Mr Crisp's distinguished character and eminent public service, and then recessed until tomorrow.
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Crisp
Congressmen React To President’s Message On Cuba
Lawmakers from both parties dissected the message reading it aloud in Washington. Republicans Barrett Morse Walker Dalzell Grosvenor Newlands Wheeler Taft Loud Southwick Dolliver Livingston and others offered varied views on Cuba tariffs and reform with Reed noting the message’s calm tone and Cuban stance.
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Washington
Senate
House
Olney
Representative Barrett
Rep
Massachusetts
Cuba
Congress
Morse
Spain
Walker
Dalzell
Penn
Grosvenor
Ohio
Newlands
Silverite
New
Joe’? Wheeler
Dem
Ala
McCreary
Taft
Bartlett
N. Y
United States
Dolliver
Livingston
Reed
Watterson Attacks Cleveland In New Interview
Henry Watterson, editor of the Courier-Journal, criticizes Grover Cleveland in a German interview, saying ex presidents should not practice law in the Supreme Court and that Cleveland remains a lifelong presidential candidate. The item ends with an ad for the American Wringer Company.
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Louisville
The
Anzeiger
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Cleveland
Watterson
Grover Cleveland
Supreme Court of the United States
Indianapolis
Cleveland Last Message Draws Mixed Reviews Across Papers
New York papers weigh President Cleveland’s final message to Congress. They praise its Cuba treatment while criticizing the handling of domestic revenue and trusts. Editors glimpse foreign policy restraint and question strategies for Cuban liberty and economic reform.
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New York
the Sun
Clevelland
Cuba
Congress
Mr. Cleveland
Pecksniff
the Tribune
Turkey
America
Europe
the Times
Herald
Spain
Antilles
Cleveland
United States
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Mir. Paul
East
Hanes
Reydopfel
Colers
Lrees
Grand National Congress
New Organization of the
Protestant Episcopal Church
Spanish-American Light and Power Co
Kingston
Jam
Anetta Bay
Port Antonio
M'Laughlin
MR. Olney
Chas
Ea AG
Custom House St
Solton
Mns
A. Johnson
S&s Johnson & CO
Custom House Street
Strang
Cuda
Message IN
Kneeland St
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
NEW York Press
Horace
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Bradshaw
City Hospital
Theodore H. Bradshaw
St. Martins
N. B
Plunkett
Beachmont
John Plunkett
Bridget Plunkett
North End
Crescent Avenue
Church of the Immaeriate Conception
Revere
Vermont
J.newman & Sons
Tremont ST
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Miss
Bind. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
S. F. Trull
WM. B. Turner
Prescott
Cornhill
Bijot and Lagrange Sts
Foot. Perkins
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