Chamberlain Sees Open Door Alliance With United States
Britain’s Secretary of State for the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain praised U S interests in the east and predicted a future where Britain and the United States guard the open door together. He highlighted shared aims with Russia Germany and Japan and spoke of a federation of the empire with colonial representation.
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London
Rt. Tron
Joseph Chamberlain
Wakefield
Yorkshire
Egypt
France
Great Britain
Russia
Far East
Mr. Chamberlain
United States
Germany
Japan
McKinley
United States Congress
America
Unsuccessful murder attempt ends in self inflicted gunshot
George H. Ross two years old resided on Lyndeboro street Charlestown and amid family discord attempted to force wife and child to return home. He fired three shots in a first floor room two at the ceiling and one at his heart. Wounding himself fatally the 38 caliber revolver purchased yesterday. Local surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital considered the wound fatal. The wife and child had earlier left for her mother’s in Everett. Ross then shot himself after trying to persuade his wife to return.
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George H. Ross
Lyndeboro Street
Charlestown
Ross
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lewis Street
Everett
Miller Takes Lead In Madison Square Mile Race
At Madison Square Garden on December 9 Miller the former champion surged ahead of rival Waller after midnight and again near 1 am with Waller fading due to drowsiness. The crowd packed the Garden as Miller announced plans to wed Miss Genevieve Hansom soon.
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Madison Square Garden
Miller
Waller
A. m
Pierce
Albert
Stevens
Gimm
Aronson
Lawson
Nawn
Hale
Forster
Schmeer
Joyeux
Turville
Julius
Faust
Waler
Genevieve Hansom
New Telephone Franchise Faces Public Hearing in Boston
The Boston Board of Aldermen held a public hearing on granting a franchise for a Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph Company to operate in the city. Attendees included Samuel J. Elder and Judge J C Gilman for petitioners, with opponents led by Bordman Hall and G D Allen. a manifesto signing town residents and business leaders followed.
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Board of Aldermen
Committee of Public Improvements
E& Telephone and Telegraph
Boston
Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph Company
Aldermanic
Samuel J. Elder
J.C. Gilman
Samuel Powers
New England Bell Telephone Company
James D. Leatherby
National Telephone Manufacturing Company
Bordman Hall
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Bernard M.wolf
Massachusetts Clothing Co
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Portland Streets
Boston Street
South
John Collins
Catherine Payton
Lovell
John P. Lovell Arms Co
Washington ST
Washington
New England
New York
Vicinity
Pen Rapes
Machine Politics
Henry L. Higginson
Col
J. Payson Bradley
Samuel B. Capen
William T. Sedgwick
Edward Everett Hale
D. D
Alfred S. Hayes
A. Lawrence Lowell, Edmund Billings
Samuel F. Hubbard
Bates Hall
Old Library
Thomas L. Livermore
The
Association
Geo. S. Harris & Co
Washington St. Opp
Water Street
Messrs. McKenney & Waterbury
Franklin St
M. White & CO
Boylston St
Americas
England
Chamberlain
M’kinley
AiWoo
Soren Jackets
Credit Washburn Credit House
Washington Street
Jordan, Marsh & Co
R. H. White Co
Kiddie Bald
Bald
Tie
Dutch Walter
Walter
Gross
Brooklyn
Bliven
Pilkington
Cistac
Frederick
Miles
Albert Ee
Aronson Aronson
Joyeux Eon
Schineer
JAS
Gileatherbee, Ee National
Bostonians
Albert C. Tihcomb
Newburyparty Sr
Shaw
John Shepard
George A. Alden
Dr. L. Demmon
Francis W. Breed
Lynn
W. H. Brewster
Benjamin Deckerman
Newton
Mr. Leatherby
Mar. Cailman
the New Telephone CO
Counsel Elder
NEW Tel. Company
City Hall
Sambel Powers
Ap Berwin Purd
Holbrook
N.fe
W. E. Amback & CO
Continental Clothing House
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