Secretary Bonaparte Replies On Constitution Fate
A telegram from A J Pillsbury asks if a meeting seeking to preserve the Constitution will avoid destruction. Bonaparte replies the fate of the Constitution rests with Congress and expresses loyalty to the existing charter while hoping the old frigate may rise again. He criticizes proposed removal of parts to a new armored cruiser and suggests the remainder be used as a target in fleet practice.
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Bonaparte
Constitution
Congress
North Atlantic
Dr. Blackwell
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Oliver Wendell Tfolmes
America
WU. Woodworth Masters
Save Old Ironsides protests rally to spare Constitution
Acting Mayor Whelton approves a mass meeting against destroying the frigate Constitution. Mrs. M V Titus and Dr. Henry B Blackwell urged preservation citing patriotic lessons and history. Boston figures warn against economy driven destruction and compare to national symbols.
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Whelton
M. V.titus
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
City Hall
Henry B. Blackwell
Woman's Journal
Anbelishman
Bonaparte
Letter to the editor on towing the Constitution to Revere Beach
Frank B. Treate from 7 Bulfinch Place asks why the State would tow the Constitution to Revere Beach and charge 5 cents admission. He argues summer receipts could fund repairs for decades and urges state action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Besaeh
Frank B. Treate
Bulfineh Place
Letter to the Editor on keeping the Constitution afloat
W. Woodworth Masters argues against reformers who want to hull the Constitution into a target. He recalls past protests, defends the ship's honor, and urges officials supporting the idea to face public scorn. Heancy clamps to preserve Navy heritage and patriotic sentiment.
MIT student forged checks in multiple cities
Richard Sutton, 21, claiming MIT student, confessed to forging his wealthy New York grandmother's name on at least several checks totaling more than 000. Arrested at the Grand Hotel after Andover Bank alerted of a forged 50 payment. Sutton said family wealth and a pattern of cashing checks in Boston Beverly and Salem before fleeing to Cleveland and Cincinnati. Police hold him on forgery charges.
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Cincinnati
Richard Sutton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York
Grand Hotel
Andover National Bank
Andover
Mass
Mary A. Sutton
West Fifty-third Street
J. Seavill
Drexel Building
Sutton
Boston
Lawrence
Beverly
Salem
A. Shuman & Company
Summer
Washington Streets
George E. Beckman
Merchant
Washington Street
Cleveland
Laurier Sends Bernhardt Regrets After Quebec Attack
Sir Wilfrid Laurier telegrammed from Quebec to Sarah Bernhardt expressing regrets over a cowardly attack on her company. Bernhardt described two hundred young men assaulting actors, with blows to Mile. Alisson and Mile. Ducrete and other injuries, while defenders and police struggled to restrain the mob and eggs were thrown at De Max.
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Ottawa
Ont
Wilfred Laurier
Quebec
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Mile
Alisson
Ducrete
Madame Decourt
M de Max
Redmond Cable Sends Praise After Dublin Convention
John Redmond, Esq., M.P., sent a cable from Dublin praising the two day national convention at Mansion House. He reported 2000 delegates as unified in support of home rule and gratitude to the Irish race abroad for aid to the movement. The convention thanked Irish Americans for priceless assistance to the cause.
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Redmond
John B. Redmond
M.P
Dublin
United Irish League of America
John
Finerty
Chicago
John O’callaghan
Boston
Mansion House
United States
John Redmond
Back Bay Robbery Shocks Quiet Street
Miss Ingrid Akerson, a medical masseuse living at Garrison Hall, was attacked on Garrison street near her hotel. A bold thief grabbed her wrist bag containing $2, breaking the chain and fleeing as bystanders cried out. Police pursued him along St Botolph toward Irvington after the 10 15 p m incident.
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Ingrid Akerson
Garrison Hall
Garrison Street
Back Bay
Miss Akerson
St. Botolph Street
Irvington
Cambridge police to guard polls against illegal voting
Cambridge police officers will be at the polls on election day with lists of ineligible voters or residents out of the city. Anyone attempting to vote under a listed name without proving identity will be arrested. About 150 names will be checked, in addition to 565 names already given to registrars by Sergeant Herbert Gordon.
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Cambridge
Herbert Gordon
Medford Man Weds in St Louis Cathedral Wedding
Charles Record of Medford Massachusetts married Miss Emma Tittmann of Washington Boulevard in Christ Church Cathedral St Louis Rev Dean Davis officiated The couple held a reception at the bride’s home and will begin a bridal tour ending in Boston their future home
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Sv. Louis
Charles Record
Medford
Mass
Emma Tittmann
Eugene Tittmann
Washington Boulevard
Christ Church Cathedral
Dean Davis
Boston
N. E. Horsemen Suspended by Board of Review
New York Dec 7 Frank R Hayden of Lewiston Maine and the chestnut gelding Topeka were suspended by the Trotting Board of Review tonight. The officers of the Woonsocket Rhode Island trotting association were also suspended.
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New York
Frank R. Hayden
Lewiston
Topeka
Trotting Board of Review
Woonsocket, R. T., Trotting Association
Atrocities Reported After Sakharoff Assassination
Reports from St Petersburg and European Russia describe brutal punishments by Cossacks in Saratoff province after the assassination of Lieutenant-General Sakharoff. Peasants beaten, hair pulled, ears noses and cheeks injured, while authorities move to quell unrest. Martial law declared in Livonia as peasants march and pillage.
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ST. Petersburg
Edytkumen
East Prussia
Sakharoff
Saratoff
Russia
Heevoanschina
Princess Obolensky
Countess Marvinoff
Countess Ozeroff
Moscow
Livonia
Dorpat
Kharkoff
Rostoff
Third Grenadier Artillery
Refugees report killings in Odessa and unrest in Russia
Russian refugees arriving at Lemberg report 800 killed in Odessa since the start of troubles. Despatches indicate daily influxes, with 800 at Cracow. Refugees describe wealth lost and begging in exile as Lemberg notes ongoing murders and rioting at Kiev.
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Vienna
Lemberg
Odessa
Cracow
Russia
Kieff
US sympathy letters urge action against outrages in Russia
President Roosevelt, through his Secretaries, and Secretary Root with Simon Wolf sent letters to Select Council in response to a resolution urging the president to use influence to halt anti Jewish outrages in Russia. Root called the issue one that strongly attracts government sympathy.
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United States
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Root
Simon Wolf
Washington
Board of Delegates
Union of American Congregations
Select Council
Russia
Jews in Russia urged to demand liberty and aid
An independent appeal signed by Jora Rothschild Sir Samuel Montague and British Jewish leaders argues most Russian Jews have no salvation without a new regime of liberty and equal rights. It condemns broad colonization schemes as ineffective and calls for emigration and immediate aid to the suffering and bereaved.
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London
Russia
Jora Rothschild
Samuel Montague
Great Britain
Cash in hand and contributions for Hebrew relief fund total
Kidder, Peabody & Co bankers report last night cash on hand of 25 245 55 dollars. Contributions since last statement list many names and organizations with varied amounts and total 25 245 55 dollars.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Hebrew Relief Fund
Fred Brooks
George W. Talmey
Wilno Association
Dorchester Hebrew Helping Hand Association
North Cambridge
Henriette Goldstein
Congregation Wennesseth Israel
Congregation Beth Israel
Cambridge
Standard Grocery Company
Knights of Liberty Lodge
Raingoade Lodge
M. H. Miller
Edward Everett Hale
William Charak
Sol L. Cohen
Joseph Navison
A. Sydeman
Myer Gladt
Jacob M. Spitz
Jacob Charak
Harry Aronson
Solo Kormansky
Julius Loewe
Elias J. Brodie
New England Rubber Company
Joseph Massell
Aaron Slutzki
Henry J. Bornstein
L. Mazur
J. Scheffreen
Benjamin D. Solomon
Harris Frank
Charles W. Crosbsman
Friend
Simon Newhoff
D. H. Glickman
Yankelewitz
Uttle Minnie Davis
EF. H. Lucas
Myer Goldmen
Harry Johnson
A. Shoober
A. Spear
M. Marks
Joel B. Riseman
J. Witty
Samuel Aisner
W. Batioan
W. Segal
S. First
M. Cohen
A. S. Cohen
F. Austrich
A. S. Brodwie
W. Epstein
M. Hf. L
Philip Nump
Ella Grossman
M. S.ixerstein
A. Shear
M. Kelman
Snyder
J. Newstadt
Women workers aid Hebrew relief drive
The women employees of the Standard Shirt Waist Company raised 22.10 yesterday for Hebrew relief in Russia. The sum and an additional 10 were sent to the Boston committee of Jewish Self-Defense in Russia, then forwarded yesterday to the New York central committee of Jewish welfare defense.
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Standard Shirt Waist Company
Russia
Boston Committee of
New York
Central Committee of
New York Harvard Club Reopens After Remodel
The New York Harvard Club reopened with a ceremony led by President Charles W. Eliot and attended by notable alumni including Joseph H. Choate and Rear Admiral Erben. The remodeled three story addition connects Forty Fourth and Forty Fifth Streets, featuring a Georgian dining hall, oak paneling, two fireplaces, portraits by Sargent, and increased facilities such as bedrooms, showers, squash courts, and a library.
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New York
Harvard Club
Harvard
Charles W. Eliot
Charles S. Fairchild
the Treasury
Joseph H. Choate
England
Erben
United States Navy
Columbia
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Cornell
Austin G. Fox
Harvard Hall
Eliot
Mr. Choate
Edmund Wetmore
Henry L. Higginson
J. C. Carter
Sargent
Forty-Fourth
Forty- Fifth Street
Collins Bests Lewis In Watertown Wrestling Showdown
Joe Collins of Chicago defeated Martin Lewis of Lowell in Watertown in a two fall win for a $300 side bet.
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Watertown
N. Y
Joe Collins
Chicago
Martin Lewis
Lowell
Mass
Collins
Say Girl Tries Suicide After Accusations of Theft
A young woman named Myra, accused of taking a missing purse, is found in a dangerous condition after an apparent suicide attempt. Police and witnesses describe taunts and rumors as a possible motivation, with officials citing a mysterious case and uncertain details.
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Myra
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Ironsides
John Quincy Adams
John Quincy Adams, Jr
Society of the War of 1812
Bunker Hill
Albert RB. Watt
Ira N. Hollis
Europe
Revere Beach
Tech Boy
Forger
Wilfrid Laurier
Mme. Bernhardt
ST. Louis
N. E. Horsemen
Board OF Review
Malire
Saratoff Provinces
Rothschild’s Appeal
Oxford
Henry Siegel
Washington & Essex Sts
Music Daily
Kuppenheimer
Ali
Essex Street
Paris
Berlin
Tadies
Pres. Eliot
Crimson
Lia
Leavy Comet
Leonard
Post
Aoman
New Bedford
Shediac
N. B
Philip Gautreau
Gautreau
Carters
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