Statehood and Militia Bills Stir Senate Actions
Washington January 7 The Senate debated the militia reorganization and the statehood bill with Mallory opposing a reserve force as a threat to states' rights and expanding the standing army. Beveridge cited Oklahoma resolutions favoring single statehood while Quay attacked their representativeness. Nelson spoke briefly against the omnibus bill. House passed Hawaiian coinage bill authorizing redemption of silver coins in Hawaii or US duties, with Hawaii silver legal tender till 1904 and redemptions of certificates by 1909. Philippine constabulary bill set as tomorrow’s special order.
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Philippine Constabulary
Paper Trade Dinner Hosts Boston Delegates at Brunswick
The 77th regular meeting of the Boston Paper Trade Association was held last evening at the Hotel Brunswick. Hon. Arthur C. Hastings president of the American Paper and Pulp Association of New York, and guests Stephen O'Meara and Robert L. Wallace of Newport, R. I., attended.
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Boston Paper Trade Association
Brunswick
Arthur C. Hastings
American Paper and Pulp Association of
New York
Stephen O’meara
Robert L. Wallace
Newport
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Benefit Plan For Clara Morris Mortgage Relief
Arrangements were set on foot today to stage a benefit performance to raise funds to pay off the $2000 mortgage on Mt. St. Vincent, home of actress and writer Clara Morris, wife of Harriot Morris, who is presently ill with nervous prostration.
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Four burglars captured after Eliot square tussle in Roxbury
Desperate dawn confrontation in Eliot square Roxbury left four alleged burglars captured after a fight with Patrolman Riley. The quartet John W McCarthy William Hogan John Davis and John McGrory faced armed resistance during splits of stolen goods from several robberies. Davis later attacked by officers and hospitalized. Hogan and McGrory surrendered after hand to hand rounds. The men allegedly burgled Samuel Steinberg grocery 9 Haskins street and George Offen real estate office 147 Vernon street. The revolver used was stolen from the store and McCarthy attempted to shoot Riley.
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Concord
John W. McCarthy
Hampshire Street
William Hogan
Tremont Street
John Davis
Jamaica Plain
John McGrory
Philips Street
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McCarthy
C. Earle Williams
Gardiner Street
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Thompson
Engine 14
Durban
City Hospital
Martin Rush
Tremont and
Vernon Streets
Hogan
Carr
McGrory
Lttle
Samuel Steinberg
Haskins Street
George R. Offen
Vernon Street
Codman Chosen Commodore of South Boston Yacht Club
The South Boston Yacht Club held its annual meeting at City Point with over 300 members present. Franklin L. Codman was elected commodore, succeeding Simon Goldsmith, and Edwin A. Shuman was re elected vice commodore with D N Palmer as rear commodore. The club, now one of New England's largest with over 400 members, highlighted a prosperous year, opened bowling alleys, and announced a Ball at Paul Revere Hall on Feb 4 in a socially and financially promising event.
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City Point
Franklin L. Codman
Simon Goldsmith
Edwin A. Shuman
D. N. Palmer
New England
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P. J. McMahon
William X. McKee
William H. French
Fred H. Borden
Thomas G. Reed
William H. Godfrey
John T. Hurley
George E. W. Armstrong
Maurice Lee
Arthur Leary
Edward J. McKee
Arthur T. Otis
House
Henrys. Brown
George T. Field
Thomas Harrison
M. J. Lynch
H. T. McArdle
Chickering
Chelsea Man Arrested for Bigamy in Chelsea Court
A Russian Hebrew immigrant known as Jacob Richmond, real name Jacob Pick, was arrested in Chelsea on a bigamy charge after a woman from Russia, Hannah R. Pick, testified she followed him for three years. She reported a five year marriage in Kalish, Western Russia, and that he later married another woman in Boston before moving to Chelsea and meeting Miss Mary Rice. He pleaded not guilty and was held on $500 bond for a January 10 hearing.
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Jacob Pick
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Castoria safeguards by signature of Fletcher
The Castoria brand fights counterfeiting with the signature of Chas H Fletcher. The ad urges mothers to check the label and wrapper to ensure a genuine Castoria made under Fletcher’s supervision for over thirty years, warning piracy harms children’s health.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Cas
Toria
Phila, Bulletin
Midnight Broadway melee ends in bloodshed near Washington
At midnight last night a free fight on Broadway near Washington street drew about 12 people into a fierce brawl. Two women, escorted by men, clashed with a group of men, sparking a crowd and injuries to several. Three Roxbury youths intervened but were attacked. Frank Lynch was knocked senseless and his overcoat vanished. One man reportedly sustained serious injuries.
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Washington Street
Boston
Roxbury
Frank Lynch
Webster Ward 22 Republican Committee Reelects Chairman
Walter A. Webster was unanimously reelected as chairman of the Ward 22 Republican committee at its 1903 meeting held last evening at headquarters near Boylston Street in Jamaica Plain. Vernon V. Skinner was chosen secretary and Joseph H. Wentworth treasurer.
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Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Walter A. Webster
Vernon V. Skinner
Joseph H. Wentworth
McIntosh
Subpena Issued For Vanderbilt To Testify In Canfield Case
A subpoena directs Reginald C. Vanderbilt to appear before Justice Wyatt and testify about Richard Canfield's gambling house in West Forty-fourth Street New York. Detectives have yet to serve the subpoena. An open letter to Senator Lodge from the free coal and beef committee urges immediate removal of duties to relieve New England hardships and asks whether Lodge supports free coal and asks for hearings and support for free coal legislation.
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Canfield
New York
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Wyatt
Richard Canfield
West Forty-fourth Street
Lodge
Free Coal and Beef Committee
Faneuil Hall
Senator Lodge
New England
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Funeral for Sagasta In Madrid Attended by Crowds
The Archbishop of Toledo officiated at Senor Sagasta’s funeral in Madrid. Troops lined the streets as the cortege passed and the casket was placed in a vault awaiting a tomb. King Alfonso was urged not to attend to avoid demonstrations. Officials entered three days of mourning.
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Toledo
Senor Sagasta
Alfonso
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