Senate debates Cuba policy and Cuban belligerency
The Senate galleries fill as debate resumes on U S Cuba relations. Speakers accuse Spain of cruelty and argue for Cuban belligerency. calls rise for defending human rights and US sovereignty, with amendments and referrals to foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Spain
Butler
North Carolina
Congress
Cannon
Cuba
McKinley
Mr. Hale
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hale
Allen
Mason
Illinois
Mr. Mason
Aranguren
Sam
Maron
New Dominion Liner Canada Builds New England for Boston Route
The Dominion line awards a Belfast firm a contract to build a new steamship named New England to enter summer service. Aimed at strong returns, the ship mirrors the Canada’s success and joins a wave of new liners expanding routes between Europe and Boston.
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Dominion Line Steamship Canada
Belfast, Inc
Johnston Mne
London
Boston
Leyland Line
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Cunard Line
Von der Ahe Granted Bail in Pittsburg Case
J Scott Ferguson posted bail for Von der Ahe in Pittsburg keeping him free until tomorrow morning when the court is to rule on his fate.
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von der Ahe
Pittsburg
J. Scott Ferguson
American Wringer Co. Reaches Out For Repairs and Orders
The American Wringer Company operates at 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street, manufacturing clothes wringers man gies and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers are repaired, with prompt attention promised for orders by mail or telephone.
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The
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as cure for piles
A medical notice claims the Pyramid Pile Cure can cure all forms of itching bleeding or protruding piles without surgery. Testimonials from Mrs. M. Hinkley and D. E. Reed praise the remedy, priced 50 cents to $1, with a free book available from Pyramid Drug Co. in Marshall Michigan.
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M. ©. Hinkley
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
D. E. Reed
South Lyons
Mich
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Albion, Mich
A C U W Wins Laurels In Lexington Lodge Meeting
The Ancient Order of United Working Men of Lexington held a large meeting in Town Hall with officers from other cities present. Address by Alcorn of Waltham urged joining. installation of officers featured solemn oaths and ceremonies. Sanborn of Middlesex district praised the lodge then presented a block and gavel. A sumptuous supper followed with songs and recitations to close.
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Order of United Workingmen of
Lexington
Alcorn
Waltham
W. H. Whittaker
L. D. Dendall
George Werner
F. M. Cobb
Joseph Fernollt
Ralph Johnson
Joseph “Iske
A. E. Loch
E. 8. Loch
C. H. Sherman
Sanborn
Middlesex
Lowell
Bowdoin Alumni Dinner Gathers Record Turnout in Boston
The Bowdoin Alumni Association dinner at the Copley Square Hotel drew the largest attendance yet, with alumni from many classes present. Officers were elected including Oliver C. Stevens as president and William W. Towle among the lineup, as Bowdoin College President Hyde announced a $200,000 influx from the Fayer weather residuary estate and a bright financial outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred E. Burton
William G. Reed
George S. Bean
D. O. S. Lowell
Thomas J. Emery
William W.W. Towle
C. F. Moulton
E. N. Goding
H. S. Chapman
W. A. Robinson
Bowdoin College
William de W. Hyde
McDonald
William McDonald
Egbert C., Smyth
William W. Towle
Myles Stagdish
Oliver C. Stevens
Hyde
City Brevities Larcenies Reported in Local Districts
The Connolly home at 799 East Fourth street was entered by thieves who stole a white shirt cuff buttons a black satin skirt underwear silver spoons and a black onyx ring valued at 40. Entrance was gained by forcing a rear door. Mary McCurdy age 20 of Northampton street was arrested by Division 15 officers for larceny of two white skirts some underclothing and 8 dollars from Jennie Mulhern of Chelsea street Charlestown on January 24.
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A. R B. Connolly
East Fourth Street
Mary McCurdy
Northampton Street
Division 15
Jennie C. Mulhern
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Wedding of Horatio S Goodell and Miss Charlotte Hubbard in Cambridge
Old Christ Church on Garden street Cambridge overflowed with university city elites as Horatio S. Goodell of Houghton Michigan married Charlotte A Hubbard daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Hubbard of 32 Highland street The groom's brother R T Goodell served as best man and Charlotte's brother Hubbard gave her away at the altar.
Ward 16 Democratic Meeting in Winthrop Hall Tonight
A Democratic voters meeting is planned in Winthrop Hall this evening to organize a ward social and political club. The call is signed by a dozen prominent voters who expect 100 members tonight, with headquarters already secured.
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Ward
Winthrop Hall
Harvard French Lectures Planned at Sanders Theatre
Le Cercle Francaise de l Universite Harvard schedules eight public lectures at 4 30 pm in Sanders Theatre on March 1 3 5 8 10 12 14 and 16. Rene Doumie of La Revue des Deux Mondes will discuss The History of French Romanticism in Its Different Literary Manifestations. Tickets through J H Hyde 6 Claverly Hall Cambridge.
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le Cercle Francaise de l'Universite
Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Rene Doumie
la Revue Des Deus Mondes
J. H. Hyde
Claverly Hall
Cambridge
Funeral for Senator James E. Hayes Held at St Francis de Sales
The funeral service for Senator James E. Hayes of Charlestown was held at 9:30 AM at St Francis de Sales Church. A large procession and attendance by the Senate, House, and Democratic committees marked the solemn mass with numerous honorary and active pallbearers noted for their ties to local civic groups and politics.
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James E. Hayes
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales Church
Bunker Hill Street
Francis W. Maley
Father Harkins
Father Dolan
James N. Supple
Charles H
William S. McNary
Thomas J. Kelley
Peter F. Tague
Timothy F. Dugan
James F. Anderson
Michael A. Sullivan
Francis J. Keaney
Richard A. Clink
Senate
State House
House of Representatives
Messrs
Ponce
Cambridge
McCarthy
Boston
Porter
Attleboro
Hayes
Lowell
Magenis
North Adams
Fenno
Noonan
Miller
Democratic State Committee
Callahan
R. T. Paine, Jr
James A. Watson
P. J. Daly
P. J. Doherty
Harry Lloyd
A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
S. M. Walsh
Lynn
D. F. Rourke
Worcester
D. J. Gallagher
Newton
George P. Cook
Milford
Philip Tworoger
Everett
James E. Donohue
Lawrence
William H. Baker
Everett Street
Democratic City Committee
West End Council Mourns Death of Senator James B. Hayes
The West End Council Knights of Columbus No 108 met at Causeway street lodge to plan funeral services for James B. Hayes supreme knight of the order. A committee will attend the church service and the council will accompany the body to its grave. Grand Knight T F Murphy presided as members praised Hayes wisdom and leadership. The bereaved family received condolences from the council.
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West End
T. F. Murphy
Governor's Council appoints Hayes funeral committee
At yesterday's Governor's Council meeting Councillor John H. Sullivan moved to appoint a committee to attend the funeral of Hon. James E. Hayes. The Governor designated Councillors Sullivan Swallow and Lovell to serve on the committee.
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John H. Sullivan
James E. Hayes
Sullivan, Swallow and Lovell
Excelsior Council Deplores Senator Hayes Death
Excelsior Council Knights of Columbus No 8 met at the Maverick House last evening and passed resolutions deploring the death of Senator James E Hayes. The council voted to acheem the funeral of their comrade in a body.
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Excelsior Council
Knights of Columbus
Maverick House
James E. Hayes
Ody
Bunker Hill Council Mourns Senator Hayes
At a council meeting in Bunker Hill the body mourns the passing of Senator Hayes a charter member. Resolutions express sympathy to his family and extend condolences from the council.
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Bunker Hill
Leon Eyges to Lecture at YMCA Congress Dinner
The next annual YMCA Congress dinner at the United States Hotel will discuss the Hawaiian question. Leon Eyges of Boston University will speak on one side with W A Webster opposing. Preparations for guests, including ladies, have been made.
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Young Men’s Christian Association Congress
United States
Leon Eyges
Boston University
W. A. Webster
Seyere Onoer
Barristers Riot Over Zola Trial Amid Court Testimony
Paris crowds of over 200 barristers in robes gathered at the court entrance and protested the judge. Troops were sent to quell the disturbance as Mme Dreyfus was allowed to testify only on the Esterhazy case, with strong objections from M. Laborie. General Mercier dodged requests to confirm sensitive documents reaching the press.
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Paris
Emile Zola
Republican Guards
M. Delegorgue
Mme. Dreyfus
Esterhazy
M. Laborie
M. Zola
France
General Mercier
Bordereau
War Office
Dreyfus
Governor Walcott Attends Boston YMCA Anniversary Event
Governor Roger Walcott attended the Boston Young Men's Christian Association forty seventh anniversary celebration at the Boylston and Berkeley streets complex. A 3000 crowd watched a Damon Orchestra performance and a large gymnastic display by 1500 members, with exhibitions in calisthenics fencing and team drills.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Roger Walcott
Arthur. Johnson
Curtis Guild, Jr
John L. Bates
Francis
College
Charlestown
Damon Orchestra
Technology Male Quartet
Association Glee Clbu
Association
W. §. Cummings
Edwin Roberts
Charles H. Rider, Jr
W. S. Cummings
Ralph H. Edmester
Louis Rondelle
Ralph M. Henderson
Governor Walcott
Grand Encampment Meets in Massachusetts Session
The annual session of the Grand Encampment I O F of Massachusetts convened at Odd Fellows Hall with Grand Patriarch William P Pousland of Salem presiding. Officers elected included Charles C Fuller Worcester Clarence P Caswell Boston George W Towne Lawrence Charles A Russell Gloucester John A Perkins Chelsea Nathaniel A Very Salem and Pousland named as grand representative. Past Patriarchs Porter and Price listed in necrology. East Pepperell encampment plans discussed.
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Massachusetts
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William P. Pousland
Salem
Pousland
Thomas C. Porter
James M. Price
East Pepperell
Committee On Elections
Charles C. Fuller
Worcester
Clarence P. Caswell
Boston
George W. Towne
Lawrence
Charles A. Russell
Gloucester
John A. Perkins
Chelsea
Nathaniel A. Very
Marshal Whitcomb's Work On Merrimac Street Fire
The investigation into the Merrimac street fire continues in Fire Marshal Whitcomb's office. A formal hearing may not begin before Friday, if held at all, as experts probe the blaze and seek witnesses.
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Merrimac Street
Whitcomb
Post
Firemen Help Swell Fund for Families of Fallen Firemen
Letter to the Post reports a $28 donation from Boston Fire Department Ladder and Chemical Companies No. 12 District No. 8 B F D for the families of firemen who died at fire Box 412 on Feb 5. The contribution reflects department solidarity and clerks’ respect.
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Boston Fire Department
Ladder and Chemical Companies No
Ladder and Chemical Companies
B. F. D. Ours
Division 10 A O H Norfolk installs officers in annual ceremony
Norfolk county division of the A O H held its yearly installation of officers last evening. County President O'Brien conducted the ceremony. New officers include Thomas Slack as president Frank McConnor as vice president George Meade as recording secretary Joseph Wall as financial secretary James Leonard as treasurer the Rev Father Chettick as chaplain and Daniel Hanlon as physician.
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Norfolk County
O’brien
Homas Slack
Frank McConnor
George Meade
Joseph Wall
James Leonard
Father Chettick
Daniel Hanlon
Errors Concerning the Hebrew Discussed in Boston Meeting
A lecture on correcting errors about the Hebrew race was given by Mrs. E. M. Bolles of Providence at the Chebet Sholom Temple vestry in Union Park Street. The Boston Section of the Council of Hebrew Women announced a March 8 meeting with Mrs. Annie Garlin Spencer of Providence to speak on the evolution of the modern Hebrew.
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Boston
Council of Hebrew Women
Chebet Sholom Temple
Union Park Street
E. M. Bolles
Providence
Jaqe
Military Ball at Union Park Hall A Sylvan Dell
The Military Division 43 ball of the A O H last night drew over 200 couples in a grand march at Union Park Hall. Palms and evergreens transformed the hall into a sylvan dell while flags of America and Ireland fluttered above blue and gold militia uniforms.
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Union Park Hall
America
Ireland
Order
Lieutenant Thomas F. Clark at Military Ball
Lieutenant Thomas F. Clark serves as floor director for Division 43 at the A. O. H. military ball, coordinating guests and ceremonies during the event.
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Thomas F. Clark
A. O. H., Military Ball
Military parade details and prominent guests described
Lieutenant Clark leads the Ninth Regiment in a grand march with Mrs Clark, followed by a large staff detail including Major Grady and Captains Murray Hayes Sullivan Keefe and more. Notables such as Senator Quinn and John Quinn attended with families as dancing was well managed under John O Higgins and Lt Clarke. The event raised funds for uniforms for the division.
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Clark
M. J. Desmond
Senator John Quinn
Annie Quinn
Etta Murray
Joseph Lane
Agnes Powers
C. J. Crowley
Mamie Crowley
Timothy J. Lynch
J. F. Smith
P. A. Hearn
Edward Cousins
Frank Harkins
James I. Harmon
C. Nelson
D. J. Cronin
Margaret Nolan
Robert Hyde
Mary Hannan
Michael Lane
Mary Fitzgerald
Thomas Winnie
Nellie T. Stack
John B. O'Higgins
Thomas F. Clarke
John Quinn
Denis J. Cronin
John M. Grainey
William J. Cronin
Charles McCarthy
John Dolan
William F. Henderson
Thomas P. Butler
P. F. Hannan
Cavanaugh
O'Gorman
E. J. O'Leary
Thomas IF. Fitzgerald
South Boston
John O’ Leary
Roxbury
John J. Reynolds
Alexander Thompson
Jamaica Plain
Thomas J. Kelly
Brighton
Thomas Connolly
Boston
M. J. McColgan
Brookline Town Meeting Votes for Police Station Site
The fourth special town meeting in Brookline approved a $24 000 purchase of two Prospect street lots for a police station and authorized the town treasurer to borrow. A committee of seven was elected to arrange details and a court house in conjunction with the station was considered.
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Brookline
Charles H. Drew
Prospect Street
Horace James
Luther M. Merrill
Nathaniel Conant
James B. Hand
B. W. Neal
Prentiss Cummings
Michael Driscoll
Special seven day Wagner Palace car tour Boston to Washington
A Boston departure on April 1 under the Personally Conducted Tourist System of the Pennsylvania railroad offers a seven day tour in Wagner Palace cars to Washington with stops at major stations. The itinerary includes a Philadelphia visit to see the United States mint and Independence Hall and a guided tour of public buildings in Washington. A chaperon for unescorted ladies accompanies the group, with a $25 all inclusive rate. Details are listed with several local agents and offices.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Wagner Palace
Boston
Fitburg Railroad
Washington
Lboston
Roy
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Independence Hall
Old Liberty Bell
Carpenter's Hall
Wanamaker's
Secret Cuban letter shocks diplomatic world
An eight page letter from the Spanish minister to Senor Jose Canalejas of the Heraldo in Madrid was seized by a Cuban agent in Havana and sent to the New York junta for publication. The original rests at No 56 New Street. The foul criticism of the U S President unsettles diplomats worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor
Jose Canalejas
Heraldo of
Madrid
Havana
Junta
New York
New Street
United States
Precedents for De Lome exceeds diplomatic limits
Harvard government historian Professor MacVane argues the United States should not demand recall of the Spanish minister over an unofficial letter. He cites 1808 Jackson case, 19th century Sackville, and Egan of Chile to show such recalls are not always warranted and that the minister may stay if the letter harms no one.
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MacVane
Harvard
United States
Jackson
England
Cleveland
Lord Sackville
West
Egan
Chile
Harrison
Chili
Spain
London
Daily Mail
Senore Lome
de Lome
Spaj
Lord Sackville West
Washington
Th Daily News
McKinnle
Senor de Lome
Indignation in Congress over De Lome letter
Washington lawmakers debate the authenticity and impact of Senor De Lome's letter. Members warn it could end his usefulness, provoke a crisis, and call for drastic measures if genuine. Senate and House voices urge State Department handling and potential recall or dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor de Lome
de Lome
Berry
Dem
Foreign Affairs Committee
Smith
Rep
Mich
Lord Sackville West
Senator Gray
Committee On Foreign Relations
Foraker
Foreign Relations Committee
Spooner
Senator Cullom
Hawley
State Department
Congress
Stewart
Spain
Friends defend La Lome letter amid diplomatic turmoil
Among the minister’s circle there is support for the published letter despite grave impropriety. They condemn the theft and public release of a confidential missive more than the writing itself, asserting such disclosures can occur in the course of candid diplomatic communications.
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Washington
Senor Deing
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