Thurston urged to form real Hawaii republic not a sham
The piece argues Mr Thurston should abandon the Stevens Harrison backed plan to create a provisional oligarchy in Hawaii. It says the United States cannot recognize or support white rule and must witness a true republic before any recognition or alliance. It questions the revolution’s legitimacy and calls for a genuine Hawaiian republic to prove itself.
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Thurston
Hawaii
Stevens
Harrison
United States
The Tariff Report Shows Moderate Reform Tone
The majority tariff report is before the House. President Wilson’s remarks emphasize a practical, tempered reform rather than a sweeping overhaul. He asserts the bill acknowledges major interests and aims for growth, rejecting doctrinaire approaches and clearing away misrepresentation.
The Pride of Poverty in Boston Aid Efforts
The Post reports on emergency relief in Boston showing distressed families not typical paupers or alms dependents. They live days on bread and coffee without seeking charity, yet gratefully accept help while guarding their pride and independence.
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Post
Boston
Bostok
Private Benevolence and Relief Amid Suffering Masses
The article notes many cases daily of extreme poverty from job loss where sufferers seek work rather than charity. It praises silent distress and argues solicitors must seek out the needy to relieve them if work is unavailable, calling private benevolence properly directed and admirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Alma
Indian Rights Association Praises Crow Creek Agent Change
The Indian Rights Association through Secretary Herbert Welsh congratulates the Cleveland administration for removing the Crow Creek agent and appointing a competent successor. It denounces Harrison era politicization and Pettigrew influence that favored partisan ends over Indian welfare. The letter frames the change as part of undoing Republican misrule and advancing humane civilization for the tribe.
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Indian Rights Association
Indian Bureau
Herbert Welsh
Crow Creek
S. D
Harrison
Senator Pettigrew
Cleveland
Pettigrew and Harrison
Welsh
Indian Office
West End road faced with pay cuts for conductors and motormen
The piece argues against wage reductions by the West End company scheduled for January first. It contends such cuts would be cruel in hard times, notes the company’s strong annual report and rising business, and warns that paying too little endangers public safety and trust in Electric car operation.
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West End
Boston
Relief Station Opened in Boston Court House Today
A city committee formed after a conference in the Mayor's office opens a relief station in the old Court House to aid those in want. It aims to rescue immediate distress and lay groundwork for permanent relief, stressing work for the unemployed and broad generosity.
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Old Court House
Boston
The Observant Citizen in New York and Cambridge
The Observant Citizen reports Rev William Copley Winslow as a guest speaker at Hamilton College Alumni dinner in New York Hotel Waldorf. Luther L Holden returns from Europe. Ward O Perkins fully recovers from illness. John A Sherlock joins local hotels. Anna E Curry displays art at Pierce Building, Copley Square. Billy Foy works on a book at Parker House. A Cambridge incident recalls a cat breaking through thin ice.
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William Copley Winslow
Hamilton College
Hotel Waldorf
New York
Billy” Foy
Leutenant
Parker House
Prang
Cambridge
Curious Marriage Intention Pairings and Historic Remarks
The fragment lists marriage intentions for David Ellera Chism and Sarah Dalsey Amsden of Springfield, with Frank Amsden and Hattie Gertrude Harris of Brighton. It mentions Hon. Robert C. Winthrop of Massachusetts sharing reminiscences on Daniel Webster in Scribner's Magazine and a tale of Mrs. Julia Ward Howe at a reception, noting Howe’s Phi Kappa Beta badge and joke about the Phi Kappa Beta grip or yell.
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Department of Marriage
David Ellera Chism
Sarah
Dalsey Amsden
Springfield
Frank Amsden
Hattie Gertrude Harris
Brighton
Robert C. Winthrop
Massachusetts
House
Scribner's Magazine
Daniel Webster
Hayne
Winthrop
Webster
Julia Ward Howe
Notable Figures Travel and Rumors Roil Berlin and Europe
Professor Theodore Mommgeen, a German historian, travels to Naples with his daughter to study Roman history, planning to stay until after Christmas. Berlin students regret his absences as many do not enroll in his lectures. Countess Matilda Schmetten and Mme Desire von Gyerlyanfly flee Vienna amid theft charges. Violinist Joachim visits England with his daughter Fraulein Joachim, who debuts as a singer, while Frau Joachim is famed for her singing.
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Theodore Mommgeen
Naples
University of Berlin
Mommeen
Berlin
Matilda Schmetten
Mme
Desire von Gyerlyanfly
Vienna
Esc Oe
Joachim
England
Fraulein Joachim
Frau Joachim
Germany
Dr. Joachim
Lynn girls respond to editor on unlawful abduction claim
Lizzie Anderson and Gussie Scott of Boston state they left home of their own accord and were not lured away or kidnapped. They say they have spoken with their brother twice since arriving in Boston and are living with a respectable family, content with their situation. They challenge recent statements in the Post and seek correction.
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The
Post
Gussie, Scott
Salem
Jennie Widger
Boston
Lizzie Anderson
Gussie Scott
Widger denies sensational Boston trio tale
Jennie C. Widger of Lynn attests she did not entice Lizzie Anderson away nor know Gussie Scott until meeting in Boston. She explains her night off on December 8 and describes moving between Lynn Malden and Boston while maintaining her character and honesty.
Missing Lynn girl Delia Kinkoy found at Salem aunt’s home
Delia Kinkoy, 15, reported missing from Jackson street Lynn since December 4, was found yesterday afternoon at her aunt Mrs. Grey’s 116 North street Salem. Parents were notified. Also, Addie Hudson, missing girl No 2, returned Monday evening saying she had been employed in Salem after leaving home.
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Delia Kinkoy
Jackson Street
Lynn
Haywie Bright wedding in Waltham marks Paris assignment
Miss Mary H Bright wed Henry Haywie journalist and Paris special correspondent at Beaver Brook Main Street home. Ceremony by Rev W H Pulsford. bridal gown duchess satin with lace and orange blossom badge. Reception for about 400 guests. couple to sail to Paris soon to reside on a farm.
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W. H. Pulsford
Whitmore and Hankey Tie The Knot At New Old South
At 6 o'clock last evening at the New Old South Church George Alden Whitmore and Miss Nettie Pauline Hankey were united in marriage. The ceremony drew a large crowd of friends and the invitations were issued by Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Gahm. The couple will be at home Wednesdays in February at The Ilkley Huntington Avenue.
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New Old South Church
George Alden Whitmore
Nettie Pauline Hankey
Sebastian Gahm
Debate Now Wilson Bill Formally Before the House
The House today received the Ways and Means Committee's majority tariff report led by Chairman Wilson. It argues the present tariff is unjust and promotes revenue fairness, favors gradual reform, and expands markets while preserving key industries. It cites historical notes on tariffs, argues for ad valorem duties, and outlines proposed changes to iron, steel, wool, and other schedules. A separate note reports George W. Newman of Gilsum, NH was killed by a falling log while supervising timber work.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
House
Congress
Edward Everett
Lowell
New England
Amasa Walker
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Slater
Senate
Committee of Congress
Beck
Carlisle
Garfield
Sherman
Department of Labor
Treasury
George W. Newman
Gilsum
N.H
Providence to Complete Public Park Improvements
Providence announces a $200,000 appropriation to finish park improvements. The park commission will begin work immediately and expect to complete the project over the winter, employing many residents and boosting employment.
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Providence
Park Commission
Around the Theatres at the Columbia Boston
A crowded Boston theater scene showcases the 500th run of The Girl I Left Behind Me at the Columbia with souvenir desk clocks, plans for Charley's Aunt, and notes on other acts like Darkest Russia, the Prodigal Father and Maggie Cline, the Creoles at the Lyceum, Fay Foster at Palace, and Regaloncita’s Christmas gift meet and stage appearances for children.
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Columbia Theatre
Boston
Regaloncita
Belasco & Wyles
Akrley
Boston Museum
B. Jefferson, Kian & Erlanger
Glen Macdonough
Cm Rey
Maggie Cline
McCloskey
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RICE
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Louis Morrison
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Crand
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Miss Lancaster
Nathan Matthews, Jr
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Boston Theatre
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Max Beckinn
Mile
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Jane Hading
Oll
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Thesday
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Exter
Ana’ Cha
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