German Outrage Provokes Bold Demands From Berlin
Berlin reports a sharp German reaction to the seizure of the imperial mail steamer General. Emperor William, angered by British actions, orders Count von Bülow to seek full reparation and insists London answer satisfactorily. Germany fastens protest to London as colonial society rouses its 80000 members including princes.
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Berlin
England
Cvermany
Associated Press
William
Mogland
Count Non Buelow
London
Germany
German Colonial Society
Wife of Charles Kissler in Tombs on Manslaughter Charge
Charles Kissler, about 26, is jailed on a manslaughter charge after a quarrel with his mother-in-law on North Russell Street. He allegedly struck her, causing a fatal heart attack, while his wife, already distraught, was later confined at the Tombs. Reports say his wife is insane and his mother-in-law died after the incident.
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Charles Kissler
North Russel Street
Kissler
Station 3
Thompson
Worris
Hisster
Inlaw
Joy Street
Wissler
Toby
German Naval Power Sparks Outrage Over Rights Breaches
The article denounces German vessels as an outrage and argues that English commanders infringe international rights to avoid angering Germany. It claims German naval weakness has fueled public disrespect and asserts swift action is needed to curb breaches.
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Fac
Grmany
Germany
French Had Five Killed
Five people were reported killed in a French disaster, with continued coverage on the back page column.
Cambridge School Board Chooses Officers in First Meeting
Cambridge School Board elected W. T. Piper as president and Sanford B. Hubbard as secretary at its first meeting of the year with Mayor Charoplin presiding. Charles H. Thurston, the year’s only new member, attended. Thurston proposed raising the secretary’s salary, a motion that failed. The board adopted Gove’s order to check if $8000 could be appropriated to replace wornout school furnishings.
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Cambridge School Board
Charoplin
W. T. Piper
Ward 1
Sanford B. Hubbard
Charles H. Thurston
Thurston
Jennie §. Lansing
Library Hall
Weather forecast unusually vague regional threat noted
The report outlines a weather forecast for Friday and Saturday across New England states. It mentions snow flurries and warmer Friday, with threatening conditions Saturday. Brisk winds from the south to southwest are expected in Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and Vermont New Hampshire and Maine.
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Washlington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
City Council Standoff Leaves Board In Turmoil
A divided city government struggles as 30 Democrats and 3 Republicans attend a council meeting that adjourned to next Thursday. Republican caucus boycotts, Kiley faces dispute over presidency, Aldermen plan to attempt organizing under Democratic leadership at Quincy House with Mayor Harrit and law department eyed for resolution.
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Quincy House
Bradley
Law Department
Common Council
Daniel J. Kiley
Board of Aldermen
Ity
Kiley
City Hall
Stephen H. Roblin
Brookline
Harrit
Dixon
Quorum Missed as Boston Common Council Whitewashes Meeting
A large crowd gathered at City Hall but failed to see a quorum. Few anti Kiley supporters entered while Kiley allies staffed the room, delaying the session until 8 50 pm. The council adjourned with only a partial roll call and no decisive action.
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Common Council
Council Chamber
Boston
City Hall
Pierce
Foster
Rufe’ Fessenden
Burnett
Johnson
Sheehan
Ward 2
Kiley
Martin Lomasney
Mahoney
Tague
Charlestown
Connolly and
Bradley
Ward 6
Shiriley
Corncil Chamber
Lomasney’s Deal Becomes Daily Political Spotlight
A Quincy House meeting of Democratic leaders and twelve councilmen who opposed Kiley sparked a Bradley statement. He accuses Lomasney of handling the party for self interest and outlines alleged trades with party and Republican factions in Boston as City Trail politics are examined.
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Kiley
Quincy House
Patrick T. Bradley
Common Council
Lomasney
Democratic Party
Republican
Boston
City Trail
Board of Aldermen
Dixon
Turing
Ex-Globe Bank Leader Cole Arrested in U S Bond Hearing
Charles N. Cole, former Globe National Bank president, arrived under guard in Boston at 4 15 pm to face charges of embezzling 900000. He posted 850000 bail with bondsmen Godfrey Morse and Benjamin Wells. The arraignment before Commissioner Fiske followed at the federal building as spectators and relatives watched.
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Charles N. Cole
Globe National Bank
South Station
Boston
United States
Albany
Federal Building
Mr. Cole
United States District Court
Godfrey Morse
Benjamin Wells
Cole
Marshal Darling
Globe Bank
Marshal Osborne
California
Darling
Tle United States District Coourt
Fiske
Marshal Waters
Edward
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Deputy Waters
Waters
Ile
Morse and Wells
Rollins
First Corps of Cadets
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O'Hare
Stone
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Sweeney
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Good
Wells
Burr
Hannan
Badaracco
Connelly
Donnelly
Flannagan
Grady
Hurley
Kasanof
Logan
Tobin
Healey
Mr. Lomasney
T.D. Baker Company
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Coam'tl College
Washington St
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Carlisle, Pope & CO
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