Harmsworth to Modernize New York World in Tabloid Move
Alfred Harmsworth, owner of the London Daily Mail, will take charge of the New York World for Tuesday's issue to overhaul its size, form, style, and content. He aims to implement "tabloid journalism" and bring the paper into line with his theories, drawing on his extensive publishing experience and his wife’s reflected influence on his success.
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New York
Alfred Harmsworth
The
Post
London Daily Mail
New York World
Harmsworth
Daily News
London
South Africa
Boston physician claims cure of multiple ailments through simple hand treatment
A Boston promoter asserts Dr. Henson cured a deaf girl with a leg brace and manual hip treatment before an audience at Bromfield Street Methodist Church. The scrawled testimonial touts cures of female complaints cancers and many conditions without instruments. Demonstrations advertised daily with free consultations at the Quincy House and Bromfield Street church.
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Bromfield St
Henson
Mies Tracy Io
William H. Bishop
Dover St
Boston
Frank Lovejoy
Chambers St
Methodist Church
Bromfiel Bt
Henton
Henion
Quincy House
Brat
Union of Orthodox Congregations In Biennial Session
New York December 80 The biennial meeting of the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations was held with reps from ninety six congregations in the United States and Canada. Resolutions adopted call for English instruction for youth Sabbath observance and urging chaplains in the U S Army and Navy. Officers for 1901 were elected including Rev Mendes as president and several other New York officials.
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Union of Orthodox Congregations
New York
Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations
United States
Canada
H. P. Mendes
Seth Low
McKinley
Washington
United States Army
Executive Committee
Dr. Mendes
Berea
de Sota
Montreal
L. N. Denbitz
Louisville
A. Priedenwald
Baltimore
K. H. Sarasch
Jacob Hecht
Albert Lucas
Max Cohen
Isadore Hirschfield
J. Buchhalter
Duke and Duchess Attend Police Court in Cincinnati
The Duke 35f Manchester and the duchess visited the Cincinnati Police Court with Prosecutor Holmes and Judge Jeudera to hear the cruelty to animals case of Carl Biefuss. The duke whispered to the judge that fox terriers’ tails should be cut, and Biefuss was dismissed. The party then visited the Mayor’s office, paid Secretary Christie, and borrowed a license for the duke’s automobile yesterday.
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Cinginnati
Manchester
Holmes
Jeudera
Carl Biefuss
Biefuss
Christie
Burns Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder in Scarsdale Case
Edgar Burns was found guilty of second degree murder for the Harlem railroad killing of Stationmaster Fellows at Scarsdale on December 4, 1809. Judge Keogh sentenced him to imprisonment at Sing Sing.
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White Plains
N. Y
Edgar =e Burns
Degres
Scarsdale Ann
Harlem
Keogh
Sing Sing
Dreyfus Spots Esterhazy in Soho Tavern
In London during December Dreyfus revisits the vengeance claim for his vindication. He sees Esterhazy in a dark Soho tavern the moment he whispers There he is The demon to a friend then falls quiet and stares as Esterhazy drinks absinthe across the room.
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Paris
Dreyfus
London
Soho
Heterhazy
Esterhazy
Enterhazy
It Was the Gat A South End Assault Case Drunkenness
Elizabeth Woods 38 of 38 Sterling Street was sent to City Hospital after a bruised face and unconsciousness blamed on heavy drinking. Police say Edward Lawson battered the woman early Saturday on Northampton Street, but hospital findings attribute injuries to alcohol and a fall from a kitten entrevista. Lawson faces no further than drunkenness charges.
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South End
Police of Division
Elizabeth Woods
Sterling Street
City Hospital
Edward Lawson
Northampton Street
Lawson
William Phill prick Arrested for Larceny in East Boston
William Phill prick, 25 years old, was arrested at his home on Trenton Street East Boston yesterday on a charge of larceny. He allegedly took twenty cents from Belisie & Ulman of 404th Stasek'eet where he was employed as a canvasser. The firm stated there was no criminality in his conduct.
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Lawrench
William Phillprick
Trenton Street
Boston
Lereeny
Wenty
Belisie & Ulman
Stasek
New York Mineral Gift Boosts American Museum Prestige
The American Museum of Natural History received a $200,000 mineral collection from an unnamed New York donor that, along with the Bement collection, elevates the museum above Berlin Paris Vienna in minerals. The 140 items cover a wide range of geology and are noted for the perfection of individual specimens. The donor also provided the entire Bement collection of ore, valued at about an unspecified amount.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Central Park
British Museum
Berlin
Paris
Vienna
Alpert S. Bickmore
They Were Claimed Yesterday at All the Points Designated
Five Post reporters distributed across Boston on Sunday offered $5 for readers who asked the right question Have you read the Sunday Post It is the best paper in Boston The crowds gathered at Bowdoin square Cambridge City square Charlestown South Boston and other spots as William Daly Morris Rabby and Mary Cronin claimed prizes amid cheering hundreds The stunt drew large crowds and lively scenes across multiple city neighborhoods.
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Post
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Bse
South Boston
Sunday Post
Boston
Vanward Square
Cambridge
City Square
Charlestown
Bowdoin Square
Tremont
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Broadway
Dorchester Street
Harvard Square
Mary Cunningham
Beacon Street
University Town
John Hobbs
Charles Street
Hobbs
Revere House
Katie Cronin
Pleasant Street
Berkeley
Tremont Streets
Echo
Berkeley Street
Fac
Ain
South
Dorchester
Ien
Dor
Roosevelt Addresses Y M C A Crowd at Carnegie Hall
Governor Roosevelt spoke to a full Carnegie Hall mass meeting of young men in New York, with many officers and bluejackets present. The address was read at sister meetings nationwide, praising YMCA unity, self-help, and Christian citizenship, urging duty to family and nation.
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New York
Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
William FE. Dodge
O. O. Howard
John R. Brooke
Harbor Forts
Pavy Yard
Army and Navy
Association
New York Festival Chorus
Sears
Morgan
Dodge
United States
Dominion
Canada
Zation
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
William T. McBiveen
Woman leaps from window after hysteria attack
Mrs Theresa Carroll of 31 Tyler Street Cambridge was admitted to Massachusetts General Hospital after a frenzied attack of hallucination forced her from a second story window. She suffered two injured legs and will be kept hospitalized until fully recovered both mentally and physically.
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Theresa Carroll
Tyler Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
John B
Webster Avenue
Cambridge
Hebrew Home Reopened After Renovation at Cooper Street
The Beneth Israel Sheltering Home at 145 Cooper Street reopened after extensive repairs. Many visitors toured the renovated building during public inspection, as the home now offers improved shelter for the homeless Hebrews. A benefit concert at Baldwin Place Hall raised a substantial sum for the home with local talent performing.
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Beneth Israel
Cooper Street
Baldwin Place Hall
Commonwealth steamer officers to receive gold watch and binocular
The master and second officer of the steamer Commonwealth will soon receive the gold watch and binocular awarded by President McKinley for saving the crew of the schooner in distress off Massachusetts Bay. The rewards are currently in the Paper Office awaiting transfer.
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Commonwealth
McKinley
Massachusetts Bay
Eyesight Offer by Ingraham at 10 Winter Street
David J. Ingraham, Eyesight Specialist, promises a 30 day free eye examination and guarantees improved vision after screening each eye, boasting the lowest prices on glasses and urging comparison with others. The open hours extend to 9 p m on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 10 Winter Street, four doors from Washington Street.
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David J. Ingraham
Winter Street
New York
Providence
Boston
D. J. Ingraham
Winter St
Washington St
Worship Services At Old South And Tremont Temple
The Rev George A Gordon of Old South Church conducts an 11 to 12 oclock Monday night service. Tremont Temple hosts Monday evening events in Lorimer Hall with Baptism administered by Dr Lorimer D D. The program includes religious exercises with multiple speakers and music, culminating in Dr Lorimer's last sermon of the old century on the subject Harewell Welcome. All are welcome.
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Old South Church
Third Church
George A. Gordon
D. D
Tremont Temple
Lorimer Hall
Converse Hall
George Dr. Lorimer
Lorimer
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