Admiral Dewey Honored by Norwich Alumni Reunion
Admiral Dewey named hero of Norwich University alumni at the eleventh annual reunion held last night at the Brunswick. Col Edmund H. Rice and Col Henry Kent praised Dewey. Vermont endowment for Norwich noted along with a $36% annual grant now capitalized to $100,000.
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Admiral Dewey
Norwich University
Brunswick
Edmund H. Rice
Massachusetts Regiment
Henry ©. Kent
Manila
Vermont
Dewey
George
Colonel Rice
Howard Hill
Massachusetts
Rice
L. N. Sheldon
Partridge
Ransom
Vourns
Jackman
Wolcott
E. C. Smith
J. J. Estes
Brown
Charles H. Stockton
Naval War College
Sea
Washington
Hovey
Spok
Je Soueracer
I Rapeligtathecae
L. N. Ees
Charles Ee Kingsbury
Edmund Rice
George F. Abbot
George D. Thomas
Fred J. Austin
Nev. Howard
F. Hill
W. B. Eat
E. W. Clark
B. H. Prior
Dean
Warren
Police Rule Council Meeting Contested Over Order
A heated Boston Common Council session centered on a new rule to control floor speeches and eject disorderly members. President enforced decorum as Hickey and allies pressed for an inquiry into a councilman’s bribery charge and demanded less restrictive procedures.
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Horrigan
Hickey
Anti’s
East Boston
Bradley
Common Council
Ward 2
Mr. Hickey
West Virginia Troubles On Fifth Ballot For Senate Nominee
Charleston January 19 The Republican senatorial caucus on the fifth ballot showed Scott with 24 votes, Atkinson 18, and 9 scattering. Scott needed one more vote to secure the nomination but three Republicans refused to participate or abide by the caucus, complicating the majority on joint ballot which is only one.
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Charleston
W. Va
Scott
Atkinson
Scattering
Hayward’s Senate Bid Faces Caucus Backlash in Nebraska
Lincoln reports a split fight over Hayward for US Senate. Supporters push for a Republican caucus and majority rule, while a strong minority demands two thirds. Today’s joint ballot fell just short of a majority, and the House unseated Benjamins to seat Israel, who will back Hayward tomorrow.
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Lincoln
Neb
Hayward
United States
House
Benjamins
Israel
Senator vote tally in Olympia Washington proves tight
In Olympia Washington on January 19 the Senate race results show Foster 27 votes Wilson 27 votes Humes 21 votes Ankeny 7 votes Lewis Democrat 26 votes and Allen 1 vote, reflecting a closely contested ballot among named candidates.
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Olympia. Wash
United States
Foster
Wilson
Humes
Ankeny
Lewis
Allen
Legislature Takes Nine Ballots in Utah Vote
Salt Lake City reports nine ballots cast as lawmakers choose among King and several candidates. First tally shows King with 19, McCune 14, Powers 7, Cannon 7, Althanas 18, others scattered. No final winner announced.
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Salt Lake
Utah
King
McCune
Powers
Cannon
Althanas
Helena Senate Ballot Totals Show Democratic Lead
Helena Montana report lists senatorial ballot results with Democrats leading. Confederates: Conrad 33 Clark 28 Fox 8 Maginnis 5 Toole 4. Malone 16 represents a Republican showing.
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Helena
Mont
Conrad
Clark
Fox
Maginnis
Toole
Malone
Sacramento Ballot Changes Shuffle Senate Race
Sacramento January 19 The twenty second ballot reshapes the United States Senate race with Barnes dropping to fourth, Bull rising to third, Burn at 2 percent, Grant at 28, and Bull at 13. The volatile tally reflects shifting support among candidates in a tense election.
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Sacramento
Cal
United States
Barnes
Bull
Burn
Grant
No Choice In Wisconsin In Nineteenth Ballot Session
Madison Wis Jan 19 The Republican senatorial caucus adjourned after the nineteenth ballot with no candidate chosen and the group set to resume discussions tomorrow amid continued stalemate in the state senate race.
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Madison, Wis
Boston Council debates rule power and corruption probe
The Boston Common Council confronts Rule 4 limits on the president’s power, votes on an investigation into alleged corruption in the president’s election, and debates postponement. A roll call settles the main vote 43 to 24 in favor of pursuing an investigation, while another resolution seeks to repeal a state act weakening council powers.
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Common Council
Boston
Mr. Hickey
Sux
Connolly
Wiley
Yeas
Armistead
Atwood
Bagley
Battig
Bennett
Boardman
Brauer
Chamberlain
Collins
Cuddy
Donahoe
Donovan
Eddy
Emery
Fenton
Giblin
Harvey
Hibbard
Howard
Jordan
Kiley
Klemm
Jeftovitch
Mansfield
Moinerhey
Miicram
Moore
O’brien
Peck
Roemer
Rolland
Sanderson
Simpson
Stevens
Stockton
Stone
Sweeney
Turnbull
Walker
Watson
Wells
Winsloe
Wood
Nay
Hickey
Bradley
Ward 6
Horrigan
Hailey
Council
Battis
Doherty
Leftovitch
Linehan
Lorey
Lydon
MacDonald
McInerney
Mildram
Badarracco
Brennan
Broderick
Carroll
Casey
Curley
Doyle
Johnson
Kasanof
Kelley
Leonard
Logan
Madden
Martin
Mulcahey
Nangle
Newhall
Rice
Tobin
Flynn
Gibbons
Shiley
Miller
Sullivan
Ward 10
Massachusetts
City of
Great and General Court of the Commonwealth
Warranted Syrup of Tar Refund Guarantee Names
Agreement offers refunds for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. Lists multiple signatories and drug firms in Boston area and beyond, with 50 and 25 cent bottle guarantees and “Two Hundred Others.”
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Greene
Emery Souther
Green
Bust & Richardson Drug CO
George C. Goodwin & CO
B. F. Bradbury
Washington
C. BE. Woodward
Bromfield St Joseph
Tremont
W. A. Demeritt
Columbus Ave
J.D. Knowlton
J.P. Gammon
Dudley &J
Sons of Wn H Eulogize New Hampshire State
The fifth annual Sons of New Hampshire dinner honored Governor Frank W. Rollins President Charles H. Markland and Colonel Robert H. Rolfe. Toastmaster Robert E. Pillsbury praised free public libraries and Rollins outlined two state boosting schemes including an old home week and a state boulevard. Rolfe praised volunteers and recalled good provisions at Camp Thomas as he prepared for Cuba and hinted at future actions in the Philippines or trade ventures.
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Sons of
New Hampshire
Frank W. Rollins
Charles H. Markland
New Hampshire State College
Robert H. Rolfe
First
New Hampshire Volunteers
Robert E. Pillsbury
Rollins
Concord
Robert HH. Roiss
New Jhampshire
Cuba
Camp Thomas
Philippines
Expansion not Imperialism Stir Dr Lyrian Abbott Talk
Brooklyn speaker Dr Lyrian Abbott argued for expansion to the Philippines as beneficial to both nations and the Filipino people. He contrasted British colonies with American potential and urged liberty alongside a free Filipino government, claiming American ideals rest in Constitution and heart.
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Lyrian Abbot
Brooklyn
Joseph Lee
Dr.Abbott
Philippines
Dr. Abbott
Great Britain
Canada
Massachusetts
Philippi Islands
United States
America
Human Brotherhood
Army leadership and citizenship in service described
A speaker defends military organization arguing most officers and men are American born and citizens. He jokes about recruiting in Boston, notes a personal aim to gather troops, and envisions a pure autocracy with a one man power guiding the army.
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Boston
Gargan Elected President of American Irish Historical Society
The American Irish Historical Society banquet at Sherry's featured a business meeting in which officers were elected. President-general Thomas J. Gargan of Boston, vice-president-general John D Crimmins of New York, secretary-general Thomas Hamilton Murray of Woonsocket, treasurer-general John Co. Linehan of Concord, librarian Thomas R. Lawler of New York, with state vice-presidents chosen for each state.
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New York
American- Irish Historical Society
Sherry’s
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
John D Crimmins
Thomas Hamilton Murray
Woonsacket
R. I
John Co. Linehan
Concord
N. H
Thomas R. Lawler
Sherwin School Reunion Draws Large Crowd in Historic Gathering
The fifth Sherwin School Association reunion drew several hundred attendees at the Sherwin School. Past and present teachers, graduates, and prominent professionals joined a reception, concert, and dancing from 8 until midnight with refreshments served. The organizing committee included A. T. Swett, F. A. Graban, C. S. Stone, F. L. Gay, M. Morse, E. I. Schlehuber, J. Fred Cox, F. A. Emery, and P. M. Green.
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Sherwin School Association
Sherwin School
A. T. Swett
F. A. Graban
C. S. Stone
FL. W. Gay
IF. A. Morse
Edward I. Schlehuber
J. Fred Cox
F. A. Emery
Peter TI. Green
Daughters of Vermont Hold Routine Monthly Meeting
The reception of the Daughters of Vermont was held yesterday afternoon. It was a routine monthly meeting.
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The
Daughters of Vermont
Mrs George Indicted In Ohio Murder Case
Canton Ohio January 19 The grand jury returned a true bill against Mrs Annie E F George for murdering George Saxton brother of Mrs William Mac Kinley last October Indictment is first degree carrying possible death by electrocution Also reports on a sold stone deal and Bryan Association hall plans for February 10 at Roughan Hall Charlestown with Alderman Dixom decorating and invitations to Mayor Quincy and legislators
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Canton, O
Annie EF. George
George
Saxton
William MacKinley
John G., Hall & Co
Bryan Association
Ward 6
Hanover Street
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Edward W. Dixom
Quincy
Boston Ancients hear London unit visit plans and fund aim
Speakers including Colonel Hedges and Captain Gregg discuss the Honourable Artillery Company of London visiting Boston in 1900 and the need to raise about $50,000. A March meeting will hear committee reports as renovations at Faneuil Hall continue with ironwork under way.
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Wagan
Miles
W. W. Wedon
Gregg
Lowell
Porto Rico
Torrey EF. Wardner
Sidney Cushing
Sidney M. Hedges
Hedges
Honourable Artillery Company of London
Boston
Cavite Fortifications Rebuilt Using Austria Stones in Boston
At Joan G. Hall & Co the Bahamas Austria ballast from the British bank owner E. Taylor was secured by a Boston syndicate. The ballast consists of stones from the Cavite forts demolished in the Manila battle. Plans call for partial restoration in the United States, likely to be set up in Boston.
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Cavite
Dewey
Manila
Boston
Joan G. Hall & Co
Chatham Street
E. Taylor
Austria
San Francisco
Admiral Kautz
Samoa
Kautz
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Scott's Emulsion Promises Grip Prevention and Quick Recovery
A vintage testimonial-style ad urges readers to build strength to ward off la grippe. It claims rich blood and steady nerves as preventive and states Scott's Emulsion can lift mood and cure a persistent cough after an attack. Prices listed as 50c and $1.00.
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Scott
Berlin Eyes Possible Samoa Trouble
Berlin reports foreboding over Samoa following Ta tonal Abzeiger and Vossische Zeitung warnings. The American warship at Apia raises tensions while Berlin and Washington clash over interests, with England said to back the United States against Germany.
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Berlin
Samoa
Vossische Zeitung
Apia
Washington Department of
Millionaire financiers form backing for Nicaragua Canal project
A listed group of prominent financiers and industrialists including Levi P. Morton John Jacob Astor George G Havens John A McCall Warner Miller and others are named as investors in a company planning to build the Nicaragua Canal in New York on January 19. The figures show large sums from individuals such as Robert Goelet John D Crimmins James Tr Woodward and George Westinghouse, with investments ranging from one to twenty five million dollars. The roster underscores elite financial support for the canal venture.
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New York
Nicaragua Canal
W. Rfr
GPACC
Ccecees
D. O. Mane
Cccceneccenecece Lasnaee
Levi P. Morton
Oceks
John Jacob Astolr
George G. Havens
John A. McCall
Warner Miller
Seecess Avenree
H. B. Hollins
Cvaavicave
Cvaavicave Eeeee 5,0,000 Tr TT Cieishonen
Creorge Ch Williams
James Tuiman
Robert Goelet
Cies Ae Gas
John D. Crimmins
eJames Tr. Woodward
George Westinghouse
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Riley
Ward 1
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la Grippe
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Colombia
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Republic of Colombia
Mangle Islands
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Howell
Sandy Hook
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Boston Theatrical Associates
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