Stanley and Rothschild to join Lord Roberts in South Africa
Lord Stanley MP for West Houghton Lancashire is ordered to join Lord Roberts's staff. He is eldest son of the sixteenth Earl of Derby and has served as junior lord of the treasury and aide-de-camp. Lionel Walter Rothschild MP for Aylesbury Buckinghamshire volunteers for service in South Africa, born 1868 and unmarried.
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London
Lord Stanley
West Houghton
Lancashire
Lord Roberts
Earl of Derby
the Treasury
Grenadier Guards
Canada
Lionel Walter Rothschild
Ayilesbury
Buckinghamshire
Baron Rothschild
South Africa
Cape Town
Cor Daily Chronicle
Africa
India
Ev Ment
Stokes
Cape
Menelik
Rome
Italy
Fra
UNKNOWN DIED IN CAR INJURIES SHOCK BRIGHTON FIND
An unknown man about 60s tall with amputated leg was found dead after becoming ill in a Newton car at 687 Washinger street Brighton last evening. He wore a dark suit and derby hat. Dr. Rice arrived too late. He is identified only by a missing name and description.
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Washinger Street
Brighton
Addre
Wan Chosen as Musical Director for Boston Schools
The Boston school committee selects Wan as musical director for city schools with a salary of five thousand dollars per year. The meeting also notes failure to elect a head master at the normal school and presents the buildings committee report.
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Boston
McLaughlin Named Musical Director In City Meeting
James M. McLaughlin was appointed to the new musical director post with a $3,000 annual salary amid a city committee meeting. Opponent Leonard B. Marshall received one vote. The headmastership of the Normal School was up for vote, with Wallace Boyden leading but without a clear majority.
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James M. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Leonard B. Marshall
Mare
Horenver
Wallace
Boyden
Courtney
Baker Str
Lawson Forms New Exchange Firm Lawson Arnold Co
Lawson exits Lawson Weidenfeld & Co and launches Lawson Arnold & Co on New Year’s with Thomas W. Lawson as senior partner. Allen Arnold and Henry Arnold join, Martin Weidenfeld retires but retains exchange membership, and the new firm will occupy the existing Lawson Weidenfeld quarters.
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Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co
Lawson, Arnold , &Co
Thomas W. Lawson
Arnold & Co
Boston
The
Stock Exchange
Lawson
Exchange
Otis Kimball
New York Exchange
Wedenfeld
Allen Arnold
New ‘Rm
New York
Arnold
Henry Arnold
Arnolds
Arnold Lawson
Harvard
United States
Insurgent Attack Hits Subig Garrison
General Santa Ana led about 800 insurgents in an attack on the Subig garrison. Marines reinforced from Olon driving back the attackers with no U.S. casualties. a Forty-sixth Volunteer Infantry company and Marine contingent were dispatched from Manila to bolster Subig.
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Manila
Isaacson Bankrupt: Susil Isaacson Files for Chapter Yet Unclear
Susil A. Isaacson, a Boston clothier with a store at 172 Washington Street, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday in the U S District Court. Reported assets total 36 000 while debts reach 122 811 67 with creditors list spanning several pages including Boston Patent Pants Co 11 609 12 and others.
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Susil A. Isaacson
Boston
Washington Street
United States District Court
Federal Building
Boston Patent Pants Company
J. Rea
Summer Street
M. Gingberg & Co
Winter Street
First National Bank
Lewiston
the Nations Bank of the Republic
New York Press Club Merges With Newspaper Club
At a special meeting in New York tonight the New York Press Club voted to consolidate with the Newspaper Club. The union creates a club with more than 700 members, the largest newspaper men’s organization in the world.
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New York
New York Press Club
Newspaper Club
Boutelle Stricken in Boston Hospitalized at Last Report
Congressman Charles A. Boutelle of Bangor Maine fainted at Youngs Hotel last Thursday and was moved to a private hospital outside the city. He then traveled home with his brother and daughters, but his illness worsened and Monday night he was brought to Boston for expert treatment. Boutelle chairs the naval affairs committee and was returning to Bangor from Washington when the attack occurred.
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Charles A. Boutelle
Bangor
Young’s
E. P. Boutell
Boston
Congresman
Boutelle
Washington
Ban- Bor, Me
Young
National party denounces annexation in Havana convention
Senor Messenier declares the National party is the continuation of the revolutionary principle and would be criminal to countenance annexation after so much blood. He calls for a democratic convention with direct popular vote and rejects a selfish clique guiding the island.
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Havana
National Party
Senor Messenier
Cuba
Two Men Arrested in East Cambridge Store Burglary
John Noonan aged 21 and John Raymond aged 20, both said to be homeless, were arrested by Station 3 officer John Kelliher after being captured just before midnight at Sleeper's grocery at Sixth and Spring in East Cambridge. They are charged with breaking into the store with intent to rob and surrendered readily to the officer who had observed them beforehand.
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John Noonan
John Raymond
John Kelliher
Station 3
Sleeper
Sixth and
Spring Streets
Cambridge
Bryan Flags Three National Questions in Speech Plans
W J Bryans reply to Daly note says he will tour the East making several speeches and will discuss the money question along with trusts and the Philippine issue. He notes three questions prominent before the people and insists on addressing all three in political talks.
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Austin
Texas
W. J. Bryan
Washington
Daly
New Jersey
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Boston School
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Belf
Ly Growt
Haye
Gaikwar
Baroda
Victoria
Firm
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Qlothier
WEWSP
Clubs Unite
Philadelphia
Penn
Joseph’ Fling
Germantown
Cubai National Party
Bryan and
Silver
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