Meddling Charge Sparks Senate Clash Over Roosevelt
Senator Isador Rayner denounces President Roosevelt for sending a telegram to Governor Guild regarding Charles Tucker's Massachusetts execution. He calls the action unprecedented executive meddling and questions the President's duty and power in state affairs. The speech touches on federal power, Root, and canal debates amid railroad rate bill turmoil.
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Rayner
Guild
Washington
Charles L. Tucker
Boston
Mabel Page
Isador Rayner
Maryland
Governor Guild
Tucker
Raynor
White House
Massachusetts
United States
Root
Congress
Senate
Hart Panteth
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Macaulay
Boswell
Diabetes in Children and Fulton Compounds Admitted Failures
A letter from The John J. Fulton Co. discusses failures of Fulton compounds in child diabetes cases in Virginia. It notes high success in Bright's Disease and adult diabetes but warns the treatment is not a proven cure for children, urging caution and continued medical input while sharing limited recoveries.
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Virginia
Fulton
John J. Fulton
Bright
John J. Fulton Co
Lance Ave
Oakland
Boston
Oe Co
Woman Teaches Salesmanship at South Boston School
Miss Minshall corset buyer for William Filene's Sons Co presented a practical salesmanship lesson at Bigelow School. She demonstrated handling three customer types with courtesy and patience, stressing tailored attention to exchange situations, needs explanations, and steering customers to suitable prices to build lasting success.
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Bigelow School
Boston
Minshall
William Filene’s Sons Company
Moran Blames Police for Ill-Kept Disorderly Houses
District Attorney Moran criticized police officials while noting a report on alleged disorderly houses found no evidence strong enough for grand jury action. He said proprietors run such houses skillfully and detectives fail to uncover decisive proof after patrols were directed by Superintendent Pierce.
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Moran
Pierce
Police Department
Bid Good-Bye to Richards at Boston Gas Company Gathering
Sixty department heads and employees of the Boston Consolidated Gas Company met at the Hotel Bellevue to bid farewell to President J. L. Richards who embarks on a four month Europe trip. Charles E. Johnson presided. gifts included a binocular glass for world travel.
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Boston Consolidated Gas Company
Hotel Bellevue
Godspeed
J. L. Richards
Europe
Charles E. Johnson
Robert Winsor
Woods
Boston
Chelsea
Brookline
Quincy
Newton
Everett
Richards
Johnson
Samuel A. Eliot
Eliot
Harvard College
Mayor Fitzgerald says Webster should seek Lomasney
At the Edwin Forrest Club banquet in Quincy House Mayor Fitzgerald urged Walter Webster to interview Martin Lomasney at the State House to explain city spending. He claimed Webster had gathered material for political aims but failed to progress, while others joked about finances.
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Edwin Forrest Club
Elks
Quincy House
Fitzgerald
Walter Webster
State House
Martin Lomasney
Webster
Thomas Mullen
Charles Slattery
Lawrence H. Sullivan
Charlestown
Sunday laws denounced as persecution at Boston gathering
Religious Liberty convention at Faneuil Hall urged opposition to Sunday and blue laws. Speakers warned against state control of religion, “policeman’s billet” church attendance, and the dangers of religious legislation, with calls for liberty and cautions about inquisition history. A resolution thanked the local press for its stance.
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Religious Liberty Convention
Faneuil Hall
Rome
Spain
Russia
F. C. Gilbert
Boston
Billy
United States
HU. F. Kerring
Convention
K. C. Russell
Religious Liberty Bureau
Washington, D. C
Frederick Griggs
Massachusetts
W. A. Westworth
Hartford
Conn
W. J
Morgan's Daughter Forces Salome Withdrawal at Met
New York report shows Miss Anna Morgan prompted her father J Pierpont Morgan to fund costs to stop further Salome performances. Conried Opera Company faced claimed losses. Morgan and William K Vanderbilt Jr offered to cover expenses. The article also mentions a policyholders reform association with Mr. Cleveland as chief counsel and referee, earning 25 000 dollars annually.
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New York
Anna Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Salome
Conried
Mr. Morgan
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Conried Opera Company
Metropolitan Opera House
Par Life Insurance Companies
Cleveland
Conried Wires Salome Comeback for Boston Theatre
Boston theatre officials confirmed Salome will remain in the repertory and at least one performance will be staged in Boston. A telegram from Ernest Goerlitz to Lawrence McCarty supports Boston’s plan and indicates no reason to deny the production there.
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New York
Boston
McCarty
Conried
Ernest Goerlitz
Metropolitan Opera Company
Lawrence McCarty
Boston Theatre
Salome
Cleveland elected chairman of life insurance presidents
Grover Cleveland was unanimously elected chairman of the Association of Life Insurance Presidents at a meeting in New York. The organization, recently formed, is made up of the chiefs of the leading life insurance companies. Cleveland has accepted the post and will lead the group.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
United States
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Cleveland
Princi
A Reasonable Plea For The Stomach
Digestive science supports using natural stomach agents to aid digestion. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to stimulate gastric glands and restore normal function, with endorsements and a free sample offer from F A Stuart Co of Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
Chemical Laboratory
London
Central
Cullum St
Fenchurch St
E. C
F. A. Stuart Co
Temple Chambers
B. C
John R. Brooke
F.I.C
F.C.S
United States
Canada
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
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Mayor
Lomasney
Mayor Tracy
Taunton
Thomas Varney
New Hampshire
John Coakley
James H. Walsh
W. 8. Hill
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Sullivan
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Thomas EK
Varney
Charles Sullivan
George T. Hartford
Thomas Smith
Fitzgerald and
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Morgan
Salome” Ledger
Strauss
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Volta
Polly Pickle
Vaudeville
Eva Williams McVeigh
Ellis
George Cay
Win
Inman Brothers
Jac Tucker
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Melville Wilson
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Gartelle
House of the Angel Guardian
Columbia
Home of the Hook
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William
ST. Theatre
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Faversham
Squaw Man
Colonial Theatre
Otis
Charles Frohman
Ethel Barrymore
Clyde Fitch
Captain Jinzeres
Globe
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Ladies Next Man
Eve
Lawrenuce McCarty
Tremont
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Harry Brown
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Masonkeeler CO
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Reer
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Howard & North
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Stoddard
Bell Trio
CERT
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Maurice Campbell Co. (Inc
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PAR
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Irwin
Majest
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Dewolf Hopper
York
Happy Land
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