Spain yields cuban deal near final terms
The Post says Secretary Omety and Spanish Minister Dupey de Leme have nearly concluded negotiations on the Cuban question. The agreement, based on Prime Minister Canovas recent message, asks the United States to present the terms to Spain rebellious subjects. Spain expresses sorrow over the commercial losses from the Cuban disturbance.
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Tomorow
Omety
Senor Dupey de Leme
Congress
Canovas
Spain
United States
Bram's Favor: Bram Testimony Weakens Fuller Case
In the Herbert Fuller murder trial Bram gains a procedural advantage as defense experts challenge Brown's testimony and argue Fuller's wheel could be lashed without steering deviation. Bram himself is cross-examined while prosecution aims to undermine the witnesses and present the state’s case.
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Mate Bram
Herbert Fuller
Thomas Wetterman
Harvard University
Wisher
Newbury Street
Seaman Brown
Bram
United States
Hoar
Tram
Brown
Mr. Hoar
Frank Loheac
Charley Brown
Monks
Mr. Monks
Mizzeen Mast
Cotter
Bam
Mystic Wharf
Senate and Lomasney plot to defeat Galvin for city clerk
Ex congressman Atwood and Senator Lomasney unite with Republican leaders to back a Republican city clerk candidate by pairing Swett for clerk and Norton for committees. They hope for cross party votes in the Common Council to unseat John Mitchell Galvin and defeat Dever. A Republican alderman doubts the plan will work and favors a bipartisan allocation of deputy posts.
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Martin M. Lomasney
John Mitchell Galvin
Lomasney
Common Council
Augustus Swett
Swett
South Boston
Floodman
Norton
Galvin
John H. Dever
Post
West End Road Strike Voices at Faneuil Hall Meeting
A Faneuil Hall gathering featured George Fred Williams and labor leaders opposing the West End strike and urging municipal control of the street railway. A five member committee was formed to seek a just settlement with West End directors, with speakers including Harry Lloyd and Robert Treat Paine Sr. The event showcased capital versus labor debates amid strong public sentiment.
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Fred Williams
ST. Railway
West End
Faneuil Hall
George Fred Williams
Father Field
Harry Lloyd
Scott Hershey
Robert Keat Paine
Lloyd
Central Labor Union
John B. Ely
Scott F. Hershey
Co. N. Field
Cowley Fathers
Boston
Robert Treat Paine, Sr
Herbert N. Casson
Labor Church
Lynn
Michael J. Mc Ettrick
John J. Mahoney
John Quinn
West End Corporation
President Little
Robert Treat Paine
Paine
Mr. Paine
Corporation
Chicago
Quincy
John Jd. Mahoney
Michael J. McEttrick
Allbright
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