Pingree Attacks Corporate Control of Republicans at Detroit Banquet
Detroit February 22 Governor Pingree denounces corporate influence within the Republican Party. He calls for removing trusts and multi millionaires from leadership and for leaders loyal to Lincoln era principles. Alger presides as toastmaster promising a difficult year and a new field for the party.
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Detroit
Michigan Club
Pingree
Republic
Republican Party
Alger
Washington
When I am twenty one a fight for life begins
The piece urges young men to prepare for adulthood and voting while warning that tuberculosis often strikes this age. It recommends Scott's Emulsion with hypo phosphites of lime and soda to keep the system nourished, strengthen blood, and resist germs of consumption.
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Scott
Jury verdicts split as Chance found guilty Hagan acquitted
In a Boston court the jury acquitted Arthur Hagan of murder in the second degree while convicting John H. Chance of murder in the first degree. Hagan, held on a prior sentence, faced immediate detention after discharge. The jurors cited the fatal overcoat and extended deliberations as key factors shaping the split verdicts.
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Hagan
Chance
Manning
Foreman
John H. Chance
Foreman Plummer
Mr. Foreman
Arthur Hagan
G. R. Swasey
John J. Farrell
Whiton
House of Correction
South Boston
Boston
Chicago
Charles Russell
Harriman
Wardner
Farrell
Post
Wyoming Consolidated Copper bet with rapid rise urged
A columnist pushes buying Wyoming Consolidated Copper Company stock at $6.25, claiming a quick rise to $12.50 and par value $25. The piece touts perfect title, ready machinery, copper ore profits, Boston connections, and invites Norman Cameron at 27 State Street for details. It warns transfer options via Mr. C Henry Kimball and promotes a speculative opportunity.
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Wyoming Consolidated Copper Company
Calumet & Hecla
Grand Encampment
Wyoming Consolated ‘Copper Company
H. A. Frambach
First National Bank
Rockeenoee
Wyoming
Colonel Frambach
Boston
Boston Capital
Norman Cameron
State Street
Utah Consolidated
A. Rogers
van Choate Electric Company
van Choate
Negros officials seek advice from General Otis in Manila
In Manila on Washingtons Birthday a Dewey salute rang out while Negros commissioners met General Otis to report the island’s flag up and readiness to accept American terms. Aguinaldo meanwhile issues a manifesto from Hong Kong denouncing U S actions and claiming Filipino unity, promising to resist annexation.
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Manila
Dewey
Bay
Washington
Island of
Negros
Otis
Iloilo
Aguinaldo
Hong Kong
Philippine Commission
Denby
Harden
Germany
Philippines
War Department
Lawton
Plea For The Filipinos At Patriotic Night
The Young Men's Congregational Club hosted a patriotic night at the Brunswick Hotel with 50 members present. Frederick Robbe and Ernest R. Horton joined the club, a brief debate followed a dinner where Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson argued against imperialism and urged Philippine self governance.
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Young Men’s Congregational Club
Brunswick Hotel
Frederick Robbe
Ernest R. Horton
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Rochambeau
Cornwallis
Yorktown
France
Japan
India
Annual Sons of Veterans Encampment in Massachusetts
The second day of the annual event drew over 300 delegates. Plans set the next state encampment for February 21 and 22. Officers elected include Division commander Rev. George N. Howard of Melrose and senior vice commander Fred E. Warner.
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Envent
Sons of Veterans
Massachuset
Woman's Relief
George N. Howard
Melrose
Fred E. Warner
J. C. Smith
Benjamin A. Harris
W. H. C. Noble
Seward C. Couch
Dudley B. Purbeck
Charles K. Darling
Messrs
Howard
Couch
Tragic sinking of Bulgaria with 101 feared lost
The Bulgarian steamer sank after a catastrophic storm. Passengers and crew fought water and fire, threw cargo overboard, and used lifeboats as the vessel listed heavily. Only some women and children reached safety aboard the Weehawken. most steerage passengers, Germans in the United States, perished.
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Weehawken
Vittoria
Koordistan
Bulgaria
Hamburg
Scharges
United States
Along the Water Front Report from the Harbor
Captain Watts reports a rough passage aboard the three masted schooner George H. Ames arriving from Fernandina Florida. Various ships including the Wabash City of Macon and Dominion are noted with passengers and ice sightings. several vessels undergo repairs or dismastings at nearby wharves.
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Watts
George H. Ames
Fernandina
Fla
United States
Wabash
Dallas
Savannah Line
City of Macon
Savannah
Boston
Philadelphia
Parthian
Spartan
Central Wharf
Clyde Line
Seminole
Lewis Wharf
Mallory Line
Lampasas
Mystic Wharf
James
Dominion Line
Dominion
Liverpool
Queenstown
Miss Forbes
H. Longmoor
E. A. Ciff-Mcculloch
Cliff-McCulloch
A. Moos
W. Rosamund
A. M. Stickney
M. B. Waters
T Wharf
Harry L. Beldon
Whalen
Georges
Marshall L. Adams
Swim
Mattekesett
Malone
Annie A. Booth
Vineyard Haven
Bowenson N
Gonsmenstal Wharf
Carita
N. P. Doane
Moravia Missing Steamer Feared Lost in Atlantic
Reports from shipping men fear for the German steamer Moravia Captain Witt bound from Hamburg to this port via Falmouth. She left Falmouth January 25 and was due in about 28 days. Possible causes include foundering during a gale or engine breakdown with the ship drifting at sea.
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Moravia
Witt
Hamburg
Falmouth
Eng
Wiliam Johnston & Co
A. & J. Englis
Glasgow
Dramatic Arts Changes and Engagements Across Cities
Joseph Haworth leaves The Christian company with Frank Keeran stepping in as John Storm. Henry Jewett to play Storm in Boston. Laura Burt joins Nat Goodwin for Clyde Fitch’s The Cowboy and the Lady, staged in Philadelphia March 13 then London next season. Marsfield company reports March 6 health return in New York. B H Sothern to open The Three Musketeers at Knickerbocker Theatre February 27, James ONeill to follow at Broadway Theatre. William A Brady mourns death of his six year old son while en route home from San Francisco. March 2 noon features The Belle of New York benefit at Boston Museum event.
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Joseph Haworth
Christian’ Company
Frank Keeran
John Storm
Henry Jewett
Boston
Laura Burt
Nat Goodwin
Mollie
Clyde Fitch
Philadelphia
London
Marsfield Company
New York
B. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Knickerbocker Theatre
Three Musketeers
Broadway
James O'Neill
Liebler & Co
William A. Brady
Mr. Brady
San Francisco
The Village Postmaster at Park Theatre Draws Attentive Crowds
Audiences flock to The Village Postmaster at the Park Theatre as Boston theatregoers show rising interest in clean New England life. Christie McDonald earns praise in Boston while The Bride Lect sparks chatter at the Boston Theatre among her many friends.
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Park Theatre
New England
Boston
Christie McDonald
Boston Theatre
Hollis Street
Last Creoe
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Liebler & Co
Viola Allen
Goolmans
Kenth’s
Smith and Nier
New York
Boston Museum
Dan Daly
Helen Lord
Mme. Neuville
Augustin
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Music Hall
Joe Howard
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Columbia Theatre
Down In Dixie
Monroe
Mack
Johnny
Grand Opera House
Victorina
Berlin
Austin & Stone
Myrtie Peck
Koston
James Richmond Glenroy
The
Howard
Kate Claxton
Louise
Daly
Tremont Theatre
Klondike
Phil Sheridan
Olio
Grand Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Howard and
Emerson
Mabel Stanley
Partner
Nickelodeon
Rona
Playgoers' Club votes to disband after two years
The Playgoers' Club met Tuesday and unanimously agreed to disband. A committee including Mrs. Catherine Chelius Rev J Henry Wiggin and George BE Tebbitts was appointed to wind up the club's affairs at once. Dean's Ointment advertised for skin relief at 50 cents a jar.
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Catherine Chelius
J. Henry Wiggin
George BE. Tebbitts
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Party OF Trusts
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Ani Pneu Tool
National Mining
Copper King of Arizona
Commonwealth
McKay Shoe
Dunkin Mining
Wee Eens
Crescent Mining
Central Mass
Fortuna
Old Glory
Wise
Batopilas Mining
Atbee
Boston & Cripple Creek
Salas Es Sepeeres
Mass, Loan & Trust CO
Boston Stock Exchange
S. E. Ward & Co, Bankers and Brokers
Joshua Brown & CO
Baraaneers
Wall St
State St
Boston News
Paktins
Ped Howe
Charles H. Russell
Chapin
United States Hotel
Bulis
Hose
Dame Fortune
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover
Portland
Cripple Creek City and Land Company
Robert C. Miller
Devonshire Street
Roanoke
Turner
Columbus Avenue
Asses Hane
Po Cmeny
State House
American Wringer Company
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
C. ©. Buckley
Massachusetts Corporation
Lundin
Tremont
Tremont Street
George H. Kimball
C. Henry Kimball
Mball, Jr
B. F. Keith
Parker House
A. Corbett
Colonel Higginson
S. OF V
Lance
John Duncan
Christian” Company
Nat C. Goodwin
New Y York
Hall Caine
the Christian
Vaudeville
Rossow Brothers
Will M. Cressy
Blanch Dayne
Denman Thom
Homestead
Grapewin
Rose Et Arras
Three Fredericks
LeRoy Clayton
Gotham Comedy Four
Neil Burgess and Company
Dean
Tremont St
Oxford
Pettitt
Eugene Ahs Eee
Sousa
Bride
Matthees
Svcon Litt
Maurice Barrymore
Mary Hampton
Browning
Hamelit
Ess Majeret MacLaren Bager
Tyler Street Day Nursery
Dollis
Hello! F
Wedurada Sale of Seats
Saturda
Y Matimees
Francis 2
Descr
Wlson Little Corporal
Sime Ics Saver
Europe
Gale
Knibeiano
Par Park
Tompkins
Sophy
Sargent
Col. Washington
Dover Sta
Monte Myro
Farnum
Nelson
Whitelaw
Stewart
Bowdoin SQ
the Neuvilles
Howard i timP'm
James Richmond
Glenroy
Lina
Vant
Sadie Fields
Bryce
Inman
Géonne
Murray
Grundy
Columbia
Myrtie
Vyrue Leek
Wit Bose
Ictorint
Erin
Mile
Latlanche
Saudow
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