Governor Wolcott Praised for Rectitude and Public Service
The Boston Post extols Governor Roger Wolcott noting his administration has flaws in judgment but rooted in good intent. It lauds his independence from financiers and asserts his faithful handling of Massachusetts affairs with a steady, unprejudiced mind.
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Governor Crane Inaugural Calls Halt to Spending
The inaugural message to the 1900 Legislature presents a concise business plan. It details state indebtedness of 16.87 million after adjustments, urges spending restraint, supports municipal home rule, critiques excess commissions, and invites careful legislative revision for public service efficiency.
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Otis blue penciling McKinley proclamation sparks war debate
In a biting critique, the author condemns General Otis for altering President McKinley’s December proclamation before the Philippine war, arguing the edits could have averted conflict. The piece notes Otis sent a censored version and briefly leaked the unexpurgated text, provoking questions about subordination and policy.
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Spain
Philippines
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Woile
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Republic
Open Door Policy Advancing in China Trade Talks
State Department secures assurances from European powers that the United States will receive equal treatment in commercial matters in China. The move supports the open door policy and aligns with administration aims despite home market principles.
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State Department
China
United States
Step toward opening of United States gains away
The passage cites that the Philippine war excuses are empty and that conquest of the Philippines offered no trade gains beyond peaceful agreement, arguing that opening China would be achieved through amicable terms rather than conquest.
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United States
Philippines
Quay Appointment Under Scrutiny in State Politics
The passage argues that the Constitution is enforced firmly by the executive, while noting invalidity concerns about Quay's appointment. It suggests Quay's ally in the executive may be acting with strong influence and that the acceptance of his role in Pennsylvania could be required despite debates over its validity.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
Hoar backs executive power to fill Senate vacancy
The text argues Senator Hoars stance that federal law overrides state constitutional provisions, supporting that a Pennsylvania governor may appoint a U S senator during a legislative recess. It notes the U S Constitution grants this power to state executives in such circumstances.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
United States
Senate
Rumors of Hollis Street Theatre Gift Spark Local Debate
The report that the late Brigham left Hollis Street Theatre property to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery company may trigger a demand for seats from hundreds of Ancient members. The note also mentions ongoing city events in Somerville and Newton, highlighting a busy winter scene.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
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Boston Short Story Fragments Chronicle Weddings and Gossip
A collage of social notes from Boston: engagement announced for Miss Bessie Lockmary to Mr. David Abrams. a wedding theft at Minot Hall. police sought in a fur collar theft. local transit hazards with sleighs on Beacon Street. reflections on Grandma Davenport and Betsy Wilson's youth. civic and cultural updates including music hall delays and a Verdi Orchestra rehearsal.
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Luncheon menu and dessert desserts with drinks
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