Philippine Senate debate erupts over Philippine inquiry
In Washington a Lodge resolution to empower a Senate Philippine committee passes the Senate after a three hour stormy session marked by bitter personal exchanges. The debate touches on race and Philippine policy with scattered clashes as the presiding officer admonishes decorum. The Senate then closes the day after approving the commerce and labor department bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Committee On Philippines
Senate
Teller
Manila
General Wheaton
Philippines
Spooner
Wisconsin
Tillman
South Carolina
South
Mr. Spooner
Frye
Department of Commerce
Department of Commance and Labor
Fiske to Hear Big Hawley and Otto Schueler This Morning
Two alleged green goods men, Charles C Cannister aka William C Woodward called Big Hawley and Otto Schueler alias William C Westhouse, will face United States Commissioner Fiske at the Federal Building. Inspector Evans will present goods and lists of Western farmers seized in rooms. One man may plead guilty while the other remains silent. Authorities say victims lost at least 15000 dollars since their arrival in the city. They are held at Charles Street Jail on 10000 bail each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigs Hawley
Otto Schueler
United States
Fiske
Federal Building
Post Office
George S.S. Evans
Charles C. Cannister
William Co. Woodward
Charles Street
Seventh Annual Organ Concert At Roxbury Saint Universalist
Fashionable audience packed the First Universalist Church on Buena Vista Street Roxbury for the seventh annual organ concert by Robert Franz Reissmann choirmaster. He performed with Emanuel Fiedler W Walker and August Schaefer. Selections included Guilmant Maye Wieniawski and Masagni pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Franz Reissmann
Buena Vista Street
Roxbury
Reissmann
Emanuel Fiedler
Boston Symphony Orchestra
W. W.walker
August. Schaefer
Guilmant
Maye
Wieniawski
St. Cecile
Batiste
Everett City Council Pushes Charter Change and Appointments
Both branches of the Everett City Council adopted an order to petition the Legislature for ward elections for aldermen and moved the inauguration hour to 8 p.m. They also set up commissions to rent a pest house and assess a site for a Ward 1 hose house. Walter S. Thompson failed confirmation as city solicitor 3 to 3, while E. A. Loring and others were confirmed to posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Walter S. Thompson
George G. Marshall
Board of Public Works
Nathan Nichols
George Huet
Columbus Corey
Walter G. Wilmot
Bruce
Walters. Thompson
Hotel Reynolds Liquor Sale Hearing Held
A Police Board hearing examined alleged after hours liquor sales at Hotel Reynolds run by manager John Reynolds. Officers reported nightly purchases after 11 pm and liquor sold to guests after closing. hotel defense argued drinks were prepaid and served within hotel privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Lagrange Street
Washington Street
Death Imminent for Ex Congressman Sprague Despite Denials
Reports from Butler's Hospital Providence indicate ex congressman Charles F Sprague is gravely ill with death near. Private secretary Ambrose E Pratt confirmed rumors yesterday were false and noted Mrs Sprague is traveling on the Nile and may be away months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Sprague
Butler’s Hospital
Providence
Ambrose RE. Pratt
Sprague
Accusations Fly as Boston Text Book Row Deepens
In a heated Boston school board meeting Mrs. Duff accuses Mrs. Fifield of improper book influences and seeks reforms. Other members defend records, with resignations offered by Dr. Gallivan and Mrs. Duff, while a college bill debate highlights the public schools’ governance and book contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates Duff
Allen
Committee On Text Books
Frank Vogel
Fifield
Gallivan
Kenny
Storrow
Keller
Duff
Messrs
McDonald
Committee On Legislative Affairs
Bolster
Boston Normal School
School Committee
Mr. Bolster
Joint Committee of Legislative Affairs and Normal Schools
Allien
Brett
Bulger
Watkins
Merritt
Miss Barrows
Surveyor Jeremiah J McCarthy Debuts as Lecturer for Universalist Club
Jeremiah J McCarthy on his first lecture before the Universalist Club at the Hotel Nottingham. He read mostly from manuscript, praising American industry and urging expansion of export trade as ocean liners carry Stars and Stripes. Grace McCarthy, his daughter, attended the dinner.
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Port
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Universalist Club
Nottingham
McCarthy
Bisbee
Grace McCarthy
Surveyor McCarthy
Thomas Melvill
Tristan Dalton
United States
Massachusetts
Elbridge Gerry
John McNeil
Joseph Grafton
Fletcher Webster
Daniel Webster
Dr. Phelps
Newbury Street
Adin B. Underwood
Jeremiah W. Coveney
Blunt
Buckley
Fiske
Goodrich
Frothingham
George O. Davis
Alfred Norton
Patrick J.mccabe
Customs Service
Boston
Mr. McCarthy
President Eliot Reviews Athletics At Harvard And College Growth
The Harvard president argues athletics are minor to college growth and should be kept separate from admissions trends. He notes tennis as the leading sport and highlights library congestion, the PhD timeline, and plans for a photographic plates home costing under 50 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Harvard
Crimson University
Yale
Harvard College Se
Princeton
Astronomical Department
Charles W. Eliot
Boston's Smart Set Attend Darnum and Daily Circus
High society in Boston anticipates the Darnum and Daily amateur circus to be held at Park Square Garden next week. Tickets sold at Tremont Theatre and Adams House drew strong bids, with many prominent names purchasing boxes. Ring master B N Hamlin, a stock broker and Back Bay resident, headlines the event amid planned spectacular acts and nimprodome races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darnum and Daily
Park Square Garden
Tremont Theatre
Smart Set
James Connolly
Adams House
T. B. Williams
A. C. Wainright
J. Malecolm Forbes
Jo. C. Swift
Helen P. Schmidt
Howard Brown
Albert C. Corliss
A. I. Hradley
Philip J. Denny
Howland Russell
Theodore Lyman
Margaret Grant
Penjamin Taft
Charles ©. Maton
Anthony C. Preble
J. R. Thomas
Arthur Wallace Rice
le Baron Russell
John Bowditch
Richard
H. Weld, Jr
Charles ‘Perkins
W. FE
Putnam, Jr
Llewellyn Howland
Thomas Stevenson
Paul Keith
W. Edmunds
John Rice
Joseph L. Smith
Arthur Blake
Beverly Rantoul
Ray Atherton
Fred Lord
James Curtis
Isaac Thomas
Exchange
Back
Dedham
Roxbury Lodge Installs Officers at Beacon Hall
Roxbury Lodge No. 94 A. O. U. W. installed its officers for the coming term at Beacon Hall Tremont street. Joseph H. McDonald served as past master workman and Peter A. Blanchard as master workman while Thomas H. Synott and M. J. Mc Cormick held the other offices. Master Workman James Kireddy of District 4 presided with staff, and a collation followed the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury Lodge
Beacon Hall
Tremont Street
Joseph H. McDonald
Peter A. Blanchard
Thomas H. Synott
M. J. McCormick
Walter M. J. Hession
John E. Patten
John Hurley
Thomas FE. Murphy
A. J. Siesich
James C. Collins
Grand Lodge
Thomas F. O’brien
James Kireddy
District 4
Lodger George Williams Found Dead at Pleasant Street
George Williams aged 36 was found dead in bed yesterday afternoon by landlady Mrs. Annie Cohen at 136 Pleasant Street. Death is believed due to natural causes. Williams had been a lodger at the home for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Williams
Pleasant Street
Annie Cohen
Williams
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Big Hawley
David S. Westhouse
Commissioner Fiske
Robert Franz Reissman
Reynolds Case
Shepard, Norwell Co
Mrs. Duff
Pierce
Cushing
American Book Company
Apollonio
Warren
Dr. Gallivan
Public School Association
Sharlestown
South Boston
Charlestown
Mr. Vogel
Text Books
Mr. Kenny
Re. Fifield
Republican
Demo
Chickering
Jeremiah J. M'Carthy
Washington and Brattle Streets
Houghton & Dutton's
Smart
The
Darnum and Daily Circus
B. Nason Hamlin
Darnum & Daily Circus
Noves Bros
Summer Streets
U.S. A
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