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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1904

Page

7

Negro Debate Stops Service in Theodore Parer Memorial

Clement G. Morgan and Rev Adelbert L. Hudson clashed over Our National Duty Toward the Negro. Morgan denounced slavery as a curse and defended black self-respect while urging enforcement of laws and equal rights. Moorfield Storey echoed call for justice and education for the black population.

Clement G. Morgan Theodore Parer Adelbert L. Hudson Newton Moorfield Storey South North

Alderman Curley Praised By Pastor After Criticism

Rev H S Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church told his congregation that his past harsh remarks about Alderman James M Curley stemmed from honest aim to secure trustworthy city government. He praised Senator Hanna as a model citizen and leader who worked for workers and studied literature.

James M. Curley Senator Hanna

Bombardment of Dominican Rebels by U S Warships

A U S cruiser Columbia and the Newark shelled insurgents near Santo Domingo after they fired on the New York. Four hundred Marines and sailors landed, dislodging rebels and pursuing them inland. one bugler, Painter, was wounded by a weapon flash. Navy ships remain off Santo Domingo to protect American interests.

Washington J. M. Miller United States Columbia Newark San Dominican Associated Press Miller Santo Domingo Mavilland United Stattes New York Painter San Domingo

New York Steamer Arrives as U S Marines Land in San Domingo

The Clyde line steamer New York arrived in San Domingo escorted by the U S cruiser Newark. An accord with insurgents and government forbade firing at the wharf but insurgents fired at the New York and a cruiser launch. Marines landed to punish insurgents, engaging in a brief exchange before insurgents fled. Food scarcity worsens as relief shipments arrive.

San Domingo Clyde Line New York United States Newark Powell Miller Columbia Parito Monte Cristi

Dr Henson Praises Flag and Liberty on Washington Birthday Sermon

In Berkeley Hall Dr Henson extols Old Glory and Christianity as enlighteners while warning against anarchy and foreign threats. He recalls George Washington's role in uniting a nation and delivering equal rights, ending with Star Spangled Banner and benediction.

Russia Johnny New York Harbor George Washington Henson

Beecham's Pills Proclaimed For Fresh Complexion

A short advertisement asserts Beecham's Pills improve well being and complexion by keeping the system in good working order. The copy promotes the pills as a remedy to achieve a purer blood and a healthier appearance.

Beecham

Beecham’s Pills Promote Health and Vitality

An excerpt extols Beecham’s Pills as oil for the body’s machinery, claiming they aid digestion and health. It asserts every organ should function properly including the stomach liver and kidneys, and links wellness to taking the remedy.

Beecham

Government forces win decisive battle in Dominican crisis

State Department received a cablegram from Minister Powell in San Domingo dated Feb 16 reporting a two day clash with Dominican insurgents ending in government victory. Siege raised and insurgents in retreat as of Feb 16.

Washington State Department Powell San Domingo

Effects of War on Lynn Shoe Trade

Lynn, Feb 21. The Japanese Russian war already shows in the shoe trade with new Japanese grippe styles. Shoe makers assess war impact on hide and skin markets as Russia supplies calf and colt skins and horse hides. Russia leather is now produced domestically for home demand. tanners favor birch oil to give leather its characteristic odor.

Lynn Russia

St Petersburg Mourns War’s First Noble Victim

Official news confirms none of the Korietz crew were lost. A vast congregation attended the requiem for Count Nirod, the officer killed aboard the Varing. he was a social favorite and avid sportsman in St. Petersburg.

ST. Petersburg Nirod

Colored women clash over rival suitor in Roxbury

Susan Small, colored, was arrested on a Division 10 warrant for assaulting Emma B. Williams with a knife at Williams home 19 Dillon street Roxbury on Thursday. Williams allegedly threw a lit lamp at her caller, who replied with a keen edged knife.

Susan Small Division 10 Emma B. Williams Dillon Street Roxbury Miss Williams

Dutch Reformed Church Dedication in Jamaica Plain

Dedication services at the Dutch Reformed Church on Chestnut Avenue Jamaica Plain featured a musical program directed by organist W F Meyer and a sermon by Pastor B T Dippel. Evening services included an organ prelude by B B Barton and an address by Rev August Scharz on The Christian's Delight in God’s House.

Chestnut Avenue Sheridan Street Jamaica Plain W. F. Meyer B. T. Dippel B. B. Barton Ouse August Scharz

U S Fleet Ordered From CheFoo Amid Shanghai Standoff

The U S cruiser New Orleans and gunboats Wilmington and Annapolis under Rear Admiral Cooper received orders from the Secretary of the Navy to return to Shanghai. The squadron had previously moved to CheFoo after hostilities began and left CheFoo promptly to avert a possible clash.

Chefoo U.S New Orleans Wilmington Annapolis Cooper Secretary of the Navy Shanghai Evans Moody

Czar appoints Kouropatkin to command in the Far East

News from St. Petersburg reports General Kouropatkin relieved as minister of war and named chief commander of the Russian army in the Far East. He travels with Grand Dukes Boris Nicholas and Michael Nikolai, with Empress and Emperor hosting farewell luncheon at the Alexander Palace.

ST. Petersburg Kouropatkin Far East Dragomiroff Kieff Council of State Boris Re Nicholas Michael Nikolai Alexandra Palace Grand Duke Alexis Board of Admiralty Russia Japan United States Hussars Nicholas Ambassador McCormicc

Russians Claim They Were Deceived

St Petersburg papers emphasize the public claim that readers were misled by wartime reports. The item notes continued confusion over information released during the ongoing conflict and counsels caution in trusting early dispatches.

Government to deny foreign alliance reports in Cortes

Madrid correspondent reports the government will deny foreign alliance rumors in Monday's Cortes session. It will claim troop movements are precautionary to enforce Spanish neutrality in the far east war.

Paris Madrid The Temps Far East

U S Commander Sparks Russian Protest Over Chemulpo

Russians blame the United States gunboat Vicksburg commander for refusing to join other foreign warships in protesting the Japanese fleet attack at Chemulpo. The incident followed the sinking of Russian cruisers Varing and Korietz and drew sharp comments from Russian officials.

ST. Petersburg United States Vicksburg Decling Chemulpo Varing Korietz Novoe Vremya London

London Thinks Long War Would Lead Russia to Foreign Banks

London reports that prolonged warfare may force Russia to seek external loans. Markets weigh the strain from bad harvests and other factors making internal funding hard, with expectations that a war lasting more than two years could push Russia to raise money abroad.

London Russia

Refugee meeting blocked by authorities in Nieuwhwang

United States Consul Miller fails to arrange a meeting with Japanese refugees at Nieuwhwang. Officials from vice-regal and civil administrations appear to aim to control and remove refugees to prevent lodging complaints and presenting evidence of their treatment to foreigners.

Yankow United States Miller Nieuwhwang

Heat producing foods and Scott's Emulsion claim

The Esquimo, North woodsman, and Norwegian fisherman eat fat rich foods and cod liver oil as heat producing sustenance. Scott's Emulsion is touted as the best protection against colds grippe and pneumonia due to its heat and fat producing qualities.

Scott

Memorial Fund Established for Late Frank S. Pickett

Boston Central Labor Union voted to raise a memorial fund for Frank S. Pickett at its second meeting in Faneuil Hall. A committee led by Dennis D. Driscoll will purchase a burial lot and erect a monument. Pickett was a longtime labor editor and former union president and leader.

Frank S. Pickett Boston Central Labor Union Faneuil Hall Dennis D. Driscoll J. R. Crozier American Federation of Labor Edmond Ward Brewery Workers’ Union Edward J. Kenney G. Harry Dunderdale H. Joseph Quinn

Sol Basch Celebrates Arrival at His New Home

Sol Basch welcomed about 200 relatives and friends to his home at 44 East Springfield Street for a “freedom party.” Musical entertainment under Charles Frank included violin solo by Lizasle Alexander, song by Sadie Fish, cello solo by Charles Frank, a Lew Goldman song, a Jennie and Rose Miller duet, and piano solo by Ed Goldman, with a Shaksperian dra...

Sol Basch Man’s Estate East Springfield Street Charles Frank Lizasle Alexander Sadie Fish Lew Goldman Jennie Rose Miller Ed Goldman

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