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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1902

Page

5

Judge Stone Questions Law Enforcement In Lawrence

In Lawrence on February 13 Judge A C Stone condemned widespread illegal liquor selling and drunkenness, saying conditions are worse than ever. He denied aiming at any official, urged action, and cited a recent case where 14 year old Katie Delaney bought whiskey. Delaney was fined 75 dollars or jail, with an appeal bond set at 300 dollars.

Lawrence Leonard O'Sullivan Judge Stone the Post Katie Delaney Ohn Delaney Ward 5 Kline Delaney Katie Stone

President Assured Of Son Recovery At Groton

Groton Feb 13 Theodore Roosevelt Jr the Roosevelt family son has shown improvement from pleuro-pneumonia and is out of the woods according to doctors and the President plans to return to Washington this evening Alice Roosevelt will join him at the White House orbit conditions were favorable with the President and Mrs Roosevelt visiting and cheering patients at Groton School while the Columbia car carried the party to Washington amid public cheers.

Groton Theodore Roosevelt, Jr Roosevelt Washington Ted Lambert Warren Gardner Mansion Peters Gammell Cortelyon Dr. Lambert Teddy McKinley Buffalo Canton Olympia Columbia Alice Roosevelt New Ronsefern Omehoe Nash Gardner House Cuba Red White House Groton Station Dr. Peabody Sherrard Billings M. W. Cochran G. W. Perkins J. BE. Bullard Taft Charles BE. Lee Lowell Jackson Powell Cottage

President Roosevelt Trip Through Worcester in Wary Parade

President Theodore Roosevelt's train passed through Groton and Ayer with brief stops at know nothing crossings. In Worcester crowds cheered as the President arrived at Union Station at 5 18 pm and shared greetings with officers, staff, and workers while addressing safety and goodwill.

Worcester Groton Fielus Presiden Ayer Lee Clinton Oakdale Craig and Tyree The Post New York World Associated Press South Lancaster Barber's Union Station Craig Mr. Roosevelt Buffalo Columbia New York New Haven Hartford Providence

Russia Ignores New Alliance in Far East Debate

The article outlines Russia's stance on the Anglo Japanese alliance and its effect on Manchuria and China. It discusses possible war scenarios, roles of Britain France and the United States, and how Russian withdrawal from Manchuria could be influenced by treaty actions and the open door policy.

Russia Peague Manchuria China Allance Orient United States State Department England Japan Coréa France Eastern Railway Chinese Company Tower St. Petersburg Talahira Tokio House of Peers Viscount K4toura House of Representatives Komura London Corea

Miss Alice Roosevelt to visit brother in Massachusetts

Washington Feb 13 Miss Alice Roosevelt will leave for Grot on Massachusetts where her brother Theodore Jr lies with pneumonia. Details of the trip depend on the President's arrival tomorrow. she is to take the through Pennsylvania train to Boston and will be accompanied by a maid.

Washington Alice Roosevelt Groton Mass Theodore, Jr Pennsylvania Boston

Britain Japan treaty debated in Lords and Commons

London notes on the treaty with Japan discussed in parliament. Norman objects as anti Russian and pro war risk. Lord Cranborne defends mutual defense terms and open door China policy. He cites U.S.-Britain cordiality and asserts the accord promotes peace while safeguarding British interests in the Orient.

London Botn Houses of Lords and Commons Japan House of Commons Norman Great Britain Lord Cranborne Russia Corea China Orient United States Pekin Eeme Unitedates Henry Campbell- Bannerman Great Ataln A. J. Balfour Péacce

Foraker argues Anglo Japanese alliance as open door stance

Senator Foraker in Youngstown says the Anglo Japanese alliance is a move by nations to secure an open door in the East. He asserts Russia occupies Manchuria to bar others, while England and Japan support access, paralleling U S policy against Russia.

Russia Youngstown Foraker Manchuria England Japan United States

Britain backs alliance amid fears of power coalitions

Lord Rosebery endorsed the pact as a safeguard for Japan and Korea, arguing the treaty curbs coalition threats and clarifies policy. Britain seeks balance to shield Javan, with war risk rising from naval build-ups and great-power groupings.

Anglo Japanese alliance communicated to United States

Parliamentary secretary Lord Cranborne told the House of Commons that the substance of the Anglo Japanese treaty of alliance was communicated to the United States government before its text was published. He did not provide further details on any expressed opinions by the United States.

London Lord Cranborne House of Commons Henry Norman United States

Japanese Merchants Press Open Door Amid Alliance Talks

In Boston, Japanese traders urge U S participation in any Anglo Japanese alliance over Manchuria. Matsuki argues England and Japan could beat Russia and France, while Morimoto backs open trade and U S moral support, linking interests to China and Philippines. They warn of U S inaction hurting profits.

Boston England Bunkio Matsuki Japan France Russia United States China America Manchuria Corea Engand Morimoto Id Matsuki Philippines Janan

Farm Hand Murdered Near Adamsville and Little Compton

Peles Cornell, 70, who lived alone on a farm between Adamsville and Little Compton, was found dead with his throat cut and his skull crushed by an axe. A blood stained axe and a large knife were found near the body. Motive given as robbery, but no money was found. Police from both towns pursue clues as investigation continues.

Fall River Peles Cornell Adamsville Little Compton All River Cornell George F. Davos Simpson Pearce Nere Welice

Ice fishing ban extended to multiple New Hampshire towns

Concord New Hampshire February 13 ice fishing banned for five years in Hillsboro Newton Plaistow Danville Hampstead Salem Atkinson Derry Brookline and Francestown Sun cook Kelly Three Pounds and Webster Lake and a part of the Winnipesaukee River nationwide authorities enforce seasonal restrictions across waterways to protect winter fisheries.

Concord N. H Hillsboro Newton Plaistow Danville Hampstead Salem Atkinson Derry Brookline Francestown Suncook Kelly Three Pounds Webster Lake Winnipesaukee River

Albion Flour Price Inquiry at Houghton & Dutton's

Inquiry at Houghton and Dutton's asks about Albion Flour pricing but the notice provides no price details. The terse query suggests customers seek current cash price while the shop omits quotation.

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