Lodge Attacks Cleveland Policy On Panama Isthmus Speech
Senate session centers on a 2 1/2 hour speech by Mr. Lodge ridiculing the Cleveland administration over Panama policy. He defends Roosevelt’s recognition of a new nation, critiques Cuba policy, and praises Republican contrasts with Democratic positions. Gorman later introduces a resolution seeking information on U S interventions in the isthmus.
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Senate
Lodge
Panama
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Himmself
Olney
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Republican Party
Islands
United States
New York
Unite States
Colombia
Gorman
Ama
Women and children starved by winter storm’s aftermath
The storm has caused widespread destitution with Associated Charities and Salvation Army aiding many, reporting mothers with sick children, shoes and clothing lacking, tormented by hunger and cold. Notable cases include Mrs Napolitano, Mrs Casey, Mrs Le Prestio, and others facing fire shortages, pawned garments, and inadequate shelter.
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Associated Charities
Salvation Army
Life saver James champions the work of volunteers
In a letter dated January 6, 1904 Hull Massachusetts James Osceolan defends Hull volunteer life savers who aided in rescuing the crew of the two masted schooner Belle J Neal near Point Allerton. He notes volunteers acted independently of the United States life saving crew, detailing the rescue steps, the dangers faced, and the credit due to shore helpers.
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Sir
Bellé J. Neal
Hull
United States
Humane Society
Jo I. Mitchell
Belle J. Neal
Point Allerton
Joseph Kelley
Stony Beach
Kelley
Allerton
Stenn
Sparrow
Whist Party Aids Free Home for Consumptives
A whist party will be held this evening at the Catholic Union Hall Worcester and Washington streets for the benefit of the Free Home for Consumptives located at 428 Quincy Street Dorchester. Organized by the Young Ladies Charitable Association of Boston.
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Catholic Union Hall
Worcester
Washington Streets
Free Home For
Quincy Street
Dorchester
Young Ladies’ Charitable Association of
Boston
Cuticura Remedies Cited For Infant Eczema Hair Regrowth
Mrs. C W Burges reports her six week old baby cured of scalp eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She notes thick hair regrowth and no recurrence by age one and a half. A later letter adds that the child, now six, has thick hair and clean scalp. The advertisement touts instant relief, soothing baths, and a full skin cure program including Resolvent for severe cases.
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C. W. Burges
Iranistan Ave
Bridgeport
Fire on Cornhill Threatens Block Damage and Scare
Late yesterday a fire broke out on the top floor of the three story building at 6 and 67 Cornhill. Firemen faced frozen hydrants and bitter cold as water was hard to obtain. The blaze caused water damage to G. E. Littlefield’s ground floor stock and damaged losses to several tenants. The building, owned by Henry Wheelright, suffered about $8000 in damage, fully insured.
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Cornhill
Franklin Avenue
Scollay, Square
Brattle Street
G. E. Littlefield
William Hapgood
Abraham Bomber
James O’brien
Livingston & Co
Henry Wheelright
Spanish War Veteran Edward Gosse Unclaimed Body
The body of Edward E. Gosse, accidently asphyxiated Saturday night, remains at Jonés's on Lagrange street and will be buried by the city if not claimed by friends. Born in Portland about fifty years ago, he was a familiar figure to Boston printers and served in the Fifth Massachusetts during the Spanish War as an orderly and corporal. His only living relative, his brother C. C. Gosse, once a prominent Boston advertising agent, was last known about ten years ago.
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Deratic Party
Cleveland
New York
Democratic Party
Edward E. Gosse
Jonés’s
Lagrange Street
Gosse
Portland
Boston
Geronimo
Fifth
Massachusetts
Whitney
C. C. Gosse
City Point Catholic Association Ball in South Boston
South Boston society eagerly awaits the City Point Catholic Association ball set for Monday evening February 8 at Copley Hall. Sub-committees report strong progress and past successes to be eclipsed. Charles H. Slattery chairs the arrangements, Joseph L. Downey is secretary, John D. O'Reilly treasurer. Meetings convene Sundays at noon at the East Fourth street clubhouse.
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South Boston Society
City Point Catholic Association
Copley Hall
Charles H. Slattery
Joseph L. Downey
John D. O’reilly
East Fourth Street
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Thorp & Martin Co
Franklin St
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Greater
Atlantic” Ave
BALL
John A. Andrew
John A. Andrew School
South Boston
Quincy House
Charles
Dr. Charles
B. Woodward & Co
Bromfield St
Summer St
Butler’s Branch Drug Dept
Temple Place
Pitts-Kimball
Washington St
R. H. White Co
Jordan Marsh Co
Houghton & Dutton
Charles CO