Warning to China over Pekin crisis and demands
Foreign ministers warn China that troop withdrawal is impossible until the ultimatum is fulfilled. Edicts must be issued immediately. Empress reportedly told Li Hung Chang punishment cannot extend to Tung Fa Hsiang. Britain and likely France demand indemnities. Germany and France doubt troop withdrawal soon. Emperor Kwang Su plans return once foreign troops depart Pekin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkin
China
Li Hung Chang
Tung Fa Hsiang
Great Britain
Germany
France
Conger
Washington
United States
Russia
Japan
Ching
Pekin
Kwang Su
M. de Giers
German Columns Move Through Chinese Province
Count Von Waldersee reports bands of robbers in Chi Li province and British casualties near Shan Hai Kwan as three German columns move through the area, signaling coordinated troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Count von Waldersee
Chi Li
Shan Hai Kwan
Trade Club Dinner Highlights Senate President and Editor Speak
Two hundred members and guests attended the annual Trade Club reception and banquet. W. L. Terhune served as toastmaster with President Van Tassle ill. Speakers included Rufus A. Soule President of the Senate J J Myers Speaker George A Marden assistant US treasurer and Joe Mitchell Chapple editor of National Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trade Club
W. L. Terhune
van Tassle
Rufus A. Soule
Senate
J. J. Myers
George A. Marden
United States
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Indian unrest threatens Creeks and raids in Oklahoma
A Seminole chief appeals for aid as anti allotment Creeks threaten to join raiding bands. Deputies and Indian police gather at Brush Hill to demand surrender, while Troop A Billy Cavalry moves from Fort Reno toward Holdenville. Stroud business leaders seek gubernatorial military protection against Creek border raids.
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Kansas City
Muskogee
Brown
Bennett
Snoenfeld
Brush Hill
Kiehth Cavalry
Fort Reno
Holdenville
Stroud
Attractions for the Elks at Tremont Theatre Benefit
The Tremont Theatre will host a charity benefit next Sunday with performers Willis Sweatnam of the A Female Drummer company and Miss Jella Mayhew of On the Buwanee River. George W. Magee and Charles E. Blaney arrange permissions. Congressman H F Nap hen will welcome patrons and thank supporters. The full program will be announced in Sunday papers.
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Elks
Tremont Theatre
George W. Magee
Charles E. Blaney
Willis P. Sweatnam
New York
Ellis
Jella Mayhew
Linda
Buwanee River
Cestrian Cattleman Breaks Ankle At Sea
Hyman Toviey, a cattleman aboard the steamer Cestrian, was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday after breaking his ankle when the ship was at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyman Toviey
Cestrian
Massachusetts General Hospital
Deportation Ordered for Daily Bulletin Editor in Manila
General MacArthur ordered George T. Rice to be deported to the United States. Rice, editor of the Daily Bulletin, was accused of publishing allegations against Lieutenant-Commander William Braunersreuther over pilotage and moorage fees. Rice refused to pledge not to print similar articles. He faces departure aboard the Pennsylvania next Monday.
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Manila
MacArthur
United States
George T. Rice
Daily Bulletin
Rice
Pennsylvania
William Braunersreuther
Major Mills
Red Wing
Minn
Minnesota Volunteers
Honor to Burns at Mechanics Hall Boston 142d Burns anniversary
Mayor Hart addressed Scots in Boston praising Edward VII and Victoria in a night marked by a grand march and a 4000 strong crowd. The event featured a multi group procession with many officials and dignitaries, celebrating Burns amid English Scottish American symbols.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Hart
Boston
Edward VII
England
Edward I
Victoria
Burns
Scotland
America
Caledonian Club
Stuaro
Scotia
Britain
Robert Anderson
Donald MacDonald
George Scott
Thomas H. Hudson
James M. MacDonald
John G. Munro
H. S. Dewey
James D. Colt
Tina Pringle
James J. Myers
Jessie Burnett
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
W. W. Davis
Theo Mackay
George H. Clark
W. W. Campbell
MacDonald
W. J. Gillespie
Hugh Cairns
William H. Lott
Abbie L. Desmond
M. T. Callahan
Lena MacKenzie
Joseph A. Conry
John F. Sullivan
Grace Munro
Harris Known in Boston and Montreal as Charismatic Borrower
Harris was well known to a circle in Boston and Montreal. He was handsome and sociable, making friends who lent him things freely. He went from that city to Paris several months ago.
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Harris
Boston
Montreal
Paris
Neurogen hailed as cure by Dr Seth Clark
Dr Seth Clark promotes Neurogen as a potent tonic for nerve weakness and constitutional debility. Testimonials from Mrs Frederick Archer of Ithaca and others claim improved health after using Neurogen, priced at a dollar a bottle and available through Dr Clark’s Boston address with free trial bottles.
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Seth Clark
Frederick Archer
Ithaca
N. Y
Geo. Atkins
Portland
Albert EE. Geir
Malden
Mass
Henry D. Merchant
Brockton
Daniel Gibson
Melrose
New England States
Seth Clark & Co
Atlantic Ave
Boston
West Point hazing testified by Cadet Cunningham in 1898
The House committee heard Cadet F N Cunningham recount July 1898 hazing of Cadet MacArthur at West Point. MacArthur convulsed after hazing, others like Hill Haskell Kensal and Howes also suffered convulsions or hysterics. Medical aid was not sought promptly.
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Washington
House
West Point Academy
F. N. Cunningham
MacArthur
Cunningham
Hill
Haskell
Kensel
Kensal
Howes
Norways Huricane At Herro Claims 35 Lives In Jan. 22 Storm
In Trondhjem Norway on January 4 reports state thirty five people perished in a hurricane at Herro January 22. Sixty boats were sunk in the harbor and eight houses blown away.
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Herro
Norway
Trondhjem
Provincetown Herring Fishery Rebounds After Slow Winter
Provincetown reports a rare shift as local fishermen note a rebound in herring catches after a three month lull. The waters near Provincetown have become the seasonal hub as crews expect higher yields and renewed activity this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Clergy Split Over Evelish Church Review Edition
A meeting of high church clergy at the Church of the Advent failed to decide whether to establish the American edition of the Evelish Church Review. The outcome leaves the project in doubt as discussions adjourned without a formal commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Advent
Portland Seeks Clue in Gorham Jail Murder Suspect
Edward W. Graffam, jailed in Portland after being found in Hopedale Mass, is suspected in the Clifford Mosher murder at Gorham Jail. He claims movements from Thomaston prison to Haverhill Portsmouth Portland Boston and Hopedale before returning to work in Maine. Authorities plan arraignment within forty eight hours as they compare his clothing to the crime scene description.
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Portland
Edward W. Graffam
Hopedale
Mass
Charles A. Plummer
Clifford Mosher
Gorham
Mosher Place
Graffam
Thomaston
Haverhill
John A. Cameron
Portsmouth
Boston
Salvation Army
E. R. Milliken
Elmwood House
Plummer
Graffam Toda
Jan. I
Whitehouse
Plans for Queen’s funeral services in Boston advance
A Boston sub-committee secured church consent for Queen's funeral services on February 2 in Trinity Old South and other houses of worship. Tremont Temple may unite with Commonwealth Avenue Baptist Church for the service, with more than a dozen churches likely to participate. Clergymen from elsewhere will fill gaps when pastors cannot lead. The Rev. Dr. Reuen Thomas of Brookline is among those to serve, church assignment not yet fixed. The sub-committee of Duncan Masters and Chamberlain will report tonight.
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Boston
Trinity
Old South
Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Commonwealth Avenue Baptist Church
George A. P. H. Duncan
John F. Masters
Montague Chamberlain
Irish Society
Faneuil Hall
Students Foil Dorm Fire On Columbus Avenue
Three Emerson College of Oratory students awoke to smoke and raced upstairs to find a hallway blaze at 12:50 AM in a four story brick lodging house at 349 Columbus Avenue. Fire started in an occupied third floor bed area. kerosene odor and oil-drenched bedding suggest arson. Landlady Mrs. Cornelius McGaffney reports no known occupants on that floor that day. Elderly resident Mrs. Charles Batchelder suffered shock but survived. land and fire loss estimated at $200.
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Columbus Avenue
W. F E. L. Dillaway
Commonwealth Avenue
Cornelius McGaffney
L. B. Hammond
Cliffe Deming
J. G C. Walker
Emerson College of Oratory
Charles Batchelder
Morse's Yellow Dock Advice For Shoppers
The piece warns buyers to verify Morse's Yellow Dock at dirt stores. It notes clerks in some shops are paid by substitution and may upsell bottles with more water than medicine. It urges readers to use common sense to avoid being overcharged.
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Morse
Mars
Morse’s
Yellow Dock Syrup Co
Treling
DR. Morse
Asso
Yellow Dock
Vanderbilt Heiress Muriel Vanderbilt Christened
In New York on January 23 1906 Muriel Vanderbilt daughter of Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt was christened in the private chapel at Archbishop Corrigan's residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel
Archbishop Corrigan
New York
Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Muriel Vanderbilt
Blaze in rubber factory causes main loss at city block
A fire at 728 and 72% Washington street broke out on the fourth floor at 8 55 last night. The Harvard Rubber Company sustained the chief loss as flames spread through the upper stories. total damage near 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Gans & Co
Folsom
Bay State House Furnishing Company
Harvard Rubber Company
Rubber Company
Sedgwick Urges Health Board Powers for Massachusetts
Professor William T. Sedgwick of MIT urged the Massachusetts Board of Health be given mandatory powers over local boards of health, not merely advisory, during remarks to the Twentieth Century Club audience last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
William T. Sedgwick
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Board of Health
Boards of Health
Mass Stationary Engineers Ball Marks 19th Anniversary
About three hundred couples attended the Paul Revere Hall grand ball celebrating the nineteenth anniversary of the Massachusetts Association Stationary Engineers. President John F Fife led the grand march with Mrs Fife, followed by George F Barry and Mrs Barry, with guests from various state associations and many listed attendees.
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Paul Revere Hall
Massachusetts Association Stationary Engineers
John F Fife
Fife
George F. Barry
Barry
Patrick H. Hogan
H. E. Stone
C. A. G. Whinther
Helen F. Dole
Margaret Deachy
May Dole
Nangle
Florence Harding
N. A Hynes
J. P. McHugh
Arthur Harding
James Harding
William Dougall
Dougall
T. W. Knoton
J. J. Hunt
A. C. Ross
Annie Lyons
Gertrude Maloney
William McCarthy
John Murtre
Harry Hutchinson
Nellie O’brien
Gulu O’brien
Kittie Lagan
Annie Lagan
Kelley
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Dre. Greene
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Greene
William Madden
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Joseph Hollander
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Muscatel
Post Office
American Express
Florel
Manhattan
Court Street
Scollay Square
ST. Louis
The
Post-Dispatch
Uthrie
Oklahoma
Champlin
Arthur B. Champlin
Revere
Charles H. Rhoades
Robins
CPA
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Washington St
Larrabee's
Temple Place
Golden Lathe Repairing & Manufacturing CO
R. Loesser
Jewellers’ Bidg
Washington At
Mayor
Pope
London
Cardinal Vaughan
Rome
Victor Emanue
Russell
Seine
Langrel Harris
Sician
Gadais
Turkey
G. O. Taylor
Edward Graffam
Maine
Lodging House
Erates
David McGrath
Arbor St
Lynn
Arbor Street
Morse’s Yellow Dock Syrup Co
Sedgwick
Oxford Vietnas
Hazel Street
Board of Street Commissioners
City Hall
West Hoxbury
Board of Street Commission
Balim D. Charles
Ball
Woopbury
Whioter
J.newman & Sons
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A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
R.M. Read
Harvard
Tremont -Treet
Bostom
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