Heroes of the Spanish War Face Presidential Pressure
The article notes Dewey Miles and Schley declining formal bids while avoiding outright refusals. It asserts that when urged, a citizen cannot refuse a party’s demand for a presidential candidate, and that Roosevelt’s stance contrasts with those heroes. It implies parties will nominate a Spanish War hero if asked in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Miles
George F. Washburn
Commonwealth Club of Massachusetts
Schley
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Fair Play for Cuba In Cuba Policy Debate
The piece argues Roosevelt will veto any tariff change that fails to aid Cuban sugar and tobacco. It cites President elect Palma estimating an at least 50 percent cut is needed to avoid losses, noting Washington’s stance on Cuba despite commercial and national honor concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
McKinley
Porto Rico
Presidentelect Palma
New York
Seaboard
Tregards
Palma
Let in the Light on Taft Philippines Pacification Debate
Observers and reporters challenge Taft’s rosy Philippine narrative. Stephen Bonsal, with on the ground inquiries, aligns with Generals Chaffee Bell and Wheaton in saying the American plan lacks disinterested support. Insurgents may join future uprisings, aided by salaries and rifles. Congress seeks investigation to reveal the truth behind civil government failures and independence wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Philippines
Stephen Bonsal
Congress
Prodigal Son calm and station talks stir Boston notes
The Observant Citizen reports a day of quiet amid Boston disturbances as workers, police, and others take a break. Lillian Lawrence plans to return to Boston for work while managers weigh a new transfer station at Washington and Clastic streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Lawrence
Boston
Washington, D. C
T.’ Road
Washington and
Clastic Streets
Pleasant Street
The Business of the Session Opens with Delays
Five o clock Friday marks the closing of gates at the State House for petitions and bills. A full month remains for lawmakers to hear public desires, but the legislature has let prep time slip, failing to obtain proper bill references from opening days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Lawmaking Ebb Delays Loom in State Session
In the early days of the current week a more vigorous push could reclaim time, but the fourth week of the session points to a drawn out schedule that may extend into the summer as committees linger and business stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Teamsters
Jet
Jamaica Plain
Senate
Socrates
Alcibiades
Xanthippe
Nxanthippe Socrates
Xan
Whart
Newton Newkirk
Change in Hawaii ushers Parker as new governor
The article discusses Governor Parker replacing Sanford B. Dole in Hawaii. It notes Dole’s unpopularity among inhabitants, his association with white minority regimes, and Parker's status as former prime minister and a central figure of the old order. It hints at health decline and possible revival of native beliefs with new administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Parker
Sanford B. Dole
Hawaii
Governor Dole
Republc
United States
Liliuokalani
Dole
Washington
Socrates a humorous look at private life in old times
A light column recalls Socrates as a private figure, noting his soldiering, philosophy, and odd traits. The piece sketches his early friendships with Plato, his stubborn thinking days, and a playful caricature of family life with wife Xanthippe.
Post's Illustrated Lamb Salad Recipe
A home recipe describes cold lamb or mutton marbled with rice in a mould. It instructs cooking stock from bones, flavouring with salt pepper and celery salt, then gelatin with hot stock to set. Serve unmoulded on lettuce leaves with mayonnaise for flavor. Likely credited to Alice E. Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice E. Whitaker
Margie Plays Matchmaker in a Curious Sunday Visit
Margie, engaged to Bobbie, mocks him with jokes and playful lies about rivals Jack and Ralph. A Sunday visit brings Jack the intended rival into view with a brown-eyed allure, prompting Bobbie to forgive Margie and join in the lighthearted ruse as laughter erupts at the doorway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Sylvester
Annie Darling
Margie
Laddie
Bob Dennis
Bob
Bobbie
Margaret
Tom
Robert
Ralph
Jack
Ral
Ralph Mays
Bobby
New Synagogue Beth Hamedrash Sharre Jerusalem Dedicated
The Beth Hamedrash Sharre Jerusalem synagogue at Carrol Place was dedicated yesterday with impressive ceremonies attended by a large crowd. Services ran from 9 AM to 6 PM in the upper hall, followed by an open inspection. The morning featured a Synagogue Society meeting and in the afternoon Rev Rosenthal officiated with addresses from visiting rabbis Fleischer and Freedman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Hamedrash Sharre
Jerusalem
Beth Hamedrash Sharre Jerusalem
Carrol Place
Synagogue Society
Rosenthal
Fleischer
Freedman
Carroll Place
Temple Beth Hamedrash
Dances At Copley Hall Attract Boston Society Leaders
Holker Abbott, brother of Mrs. William P. Fay, promotes two Copley Hall dances this season with smart patronage. Patronesses include Mrs. Robert C. Hooper, Mrs. Samuel D. Warren, daughter of Thomas F. Bayard, and many others. Prominent daughters of the set, such as Miss Sargent and Miss Fay, are making their formal bows, with several engagements just announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holker Abbott
William P. Fay
Berkeley
Copley Hall
Abbott
Boston Art Students’ Association
Robert C. Hooper
Samuel D. Warren
Thomas F. Bayard
Bryce J. Allan
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
William Appleton, Jr
John Chipman Gray
Henry Howard Fay
Amory A. Lawrence
J. Grafton Minot
James Lawrence
A.lawrence Mason
Charless. Sargent
Professor Sargent
Dudley L. Pickman
Nathaniel Thayer
Miss Sargent
Guy Lowell
Fay
Fred Dabney
Anna
Cornelia Thayer
Nat Thayer
Marion Mason
A. L Mason
Dick’’ Wilson
New York
Libby” Lawrence
Theatrical Mechanics' Association Benefit Night in Boston
The Theatrical Mechanics' Association of Boston hosted a large gathering at the Park Theatre last evening from orchestra to gallery. The program featured talent from leading city theatres and served as a benefit for the association. Proceeds for the charity fund exceeded anticipations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association of
Boston
Park Theatre
Creelman Honors Pope in Roslindale Charity Evening
A large audience at the Colonial Theatre attended a concert and lecture to raise funds for Sacred Heart Church Roslindale. James Creelman praised Pope Leo XIII and recounted his reception, while ex-Congressman Joseph H. O'Neil lauded newspaper men. The musical program featured the Boston Letter Carriers' Band and soloists. John Drohan organized the event with no incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Sacred Heart Church
Roslindale
John F. Cummins
James Creelman
Eee
Leo
John Drohan
Joseph H. O'Neil
Father Cummins
Creelman
O'Neil
Daily Press
Far East
Christendom
Rome
Valleen
Cressman
Boston Letter Carriers
Jacob J. Beaker
Helen Buel
Thomas J. Clifford
Eddie Donlan
John Dprohan
No cheers on flags for Wales Berlin
Jan 26 report notes Prince of Wales arrival in Berlin for Emperor William’s birthday anniversary. Crowds show no hats or cheers, despite royal honors and German officials’ attention. German newspapers reflect irritation at British policy talk, citing Henry Norman interpellation and alleged US intervention links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince of Wales
Edward
William
Newfoundland
United States
Germany
Deutsche Tage Zeitung
Henry Norman
House of Commons
London
New York
Prince Henry
Mr. Norman
Lord Cranborne
Finglish
President Schurman Supports Philippine Independence Policy
Ithaca New York January statement explains his Boston speech backing eventual independence for Philippines if Luzon and Visayas Christians demonstrate capability. He aligns with Roosevelt against Wheaton’s colonial servitude policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Schurman
Boston
Philippines
Luzon
Visaya
Sechurman
Roosevelt
General Wheaton
Sogorfsky Receives Gold Watch at West End Club
At the West End Social Club Mr. H Sogorfsky received a gold watch and charm as he prepares to depart for New York. President George Davis gave the presentation. J Abrams sang coon songs and H Simmons performed The Holy City with C Freedanthal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
EH. Sogorfsky
New York
George Davis
Mr. J. Abrams
Mr. H. Simmons
Holy City
C. Freedanthal
Enchanted Ring Fairy Play Presented by Children
Paul W. Hoffmann’s fairy play The Enchanted Ring was staged yesterday afternoon at Turn Hall. It was successfully performed by boys and girls under Dr Karl Betling and drew hundreds of supporters including relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Hoffmann
Karl Betling
Turn Hall
Hyacinth Whist Club Plans Dorchester Party
Hyacinth Whist Club members finalize plans for a dancing and whist party at Bloomfield Hall on Geneva Avenue Dorchester for January 30. Thomas J. Lawler serves as floor director and Miss Nellie Dannahy as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyacinth Whist Club
Bloomfield Hall
Geneva Avenue
Dorchester
Thomas J. Lawler
Nellie Dannahy
Special Exhibition of Glass Front Book-Cases
Protected accessibility for books is best with glass-front cases. This week we feature a large and novel line offered at very low prices. See our display to keep books visible protected and attractive.
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Boston Post
New England
Cuba
George F. Quinby
Heavy Artillery
South Armory
Frank L. Collins
Bohemian
Cambridge
Ames Building
Boutwell
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Fred W. Purmort
Parker House
Mr. Purmort
Ira Foster
Police Fame
Dewey- Sampson-Miss Stone
Hart
Washington Street
Court Street
School Street
William H. Lincoln
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
Wellesley College
Wee
Edward_ Glines
First Brigade
Somerville
Steinert Hall
Jasper J. Currie
Currie
Meridian Street
MR Borts
Plato
Post
the Post
Sunday Post
Rose Ruth Rathblum
Saxton Street
Pope
Wales
H. Sogorfsky
Paine Furniture CO
Canal ST
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