Senate Bribery Trial Arises Amid Imperial Debate
The Senate tackles a bribery case amid renewed tension over the Spanish treaty and imperial policy. Debates intensify as factions clash over Aguinaldo and anti imperialism, while Republicans and Democrats exchange tactics and warnings. The Municipal Budget shows a $13.9 million appropriation with nearly $2 million cut, framing city spending and oversight by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment.
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Senate
House
Ars
Board of Estimate
City of
New York
Treasury
City Council
Financial surge in copper stocks grips markets worldwide
A turbulent week across New York and Boston markets showed huge gains in copper shares and high turnover. Record New York trading days, a rush to premium dividend payers, and forecasts of further copper-driven price rises dominated the scene as brokers warned of continued demand and tighter supply.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Northwest
New York Central
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Alinoa Central
Metropolitan Traction
Manhattan
Union Pacific
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
Bouton & Montana
Quincy
London
Bell monopoly faces nationwide revolt over high rates
The piece notes citizens in New York and Chicago facing high Bell monopoly charges and a competing line offering 60 percent reductions. It reports the Merchants' and Manufacturers' Board of Trade pushing a New York bill to cap telephone charges and urges Massachusetts state supervision to steady Bell's stance.
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Tephone Company
New York
Albany
Ald
Bell Monopoly
Boston
Pro
Bell
Manhattan
Chicago
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Board of Trade of New York
Massachusetts
SAVE YOUR SKIN AND MANIA AT HARVARD SOCIALS
A bustling column mixes self care claims for a soap brand with satirical notes on 19th century Boston society. It references Cerbera Soap promising clear skin, local social events, Harvard exams, and various figures such as Adjutant Bobby Lyons and Captain Olys. The item blends ads, social gossip, and light verse about a man losing balance from overwork.
Blanche Ryan Funeral Report Corrected
A letter to the Boston Post corrects a funeral expense report for Blanche Ryan. It states an aunt of Josephine Conwell paid nothing. a friend furnished a grave and others, led by Mrs Miller, covered the bills. No relatives aided.
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Boston
Mme. Melba
Boston Theatre
Josephine Conwell
Blanche Ryan
Lillian Roberts and the Lynn factory romance ends big strike
The article chronicles Lilian Roberts a factory worker who rises from errand girl to trusted office assistant in Lynn Massachusetts. Her kindness to Abbott Urquhart’s family and role in mediating labor disputes help end a major Massachusetts strike and lead to her marriage to one of the owners.
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Helen M. Morgar
Falmouth Street
Boston
Mass
Lilian Roberts
Carn
Springfield
Lynn
Herman Urquhart
Lillian
Abbott Urquhart
Massachusetts
Post Short Story Contest Rules For Women Readers
The Post announces weekly prizes for Original Short Stories with ten dollars for first, five for second, and two dollars for each of four others. Manuscripts must be 700 to 1000 words, single side, full name and address, prepaid return postage, and must be women readers. Submit to Short Story Editor by mail. personal applications not desired.
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Post
the Post
Fashions Evening Gown Described for a Delicate Figure
A charming evening gown designed for a slight figure features pale gray crepe de chine with a left shoulder corsage secured by a large silver buckle. The cream lace blouse with jet bead outlining, lace girdle, gray velvet bias overskirt, and a matching jetted lace skirt create an elegant ensemble. Long gray suede gloves complete the costume.
Phantom Parties and Alarm Clocks In Daily Banter
Snappy quips and comic exchanges appear from various papers. A Chicago Post remark jokes about documentary evidence of love advice. Puck mocks beauty as skin deep. Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph riffs on a phantom party. Yonkers Statesman features a running gag about a missing alarm clock.
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Chicago Post
Sammy Snaggs
Mr. Snaggs
Pittsburg
Mrs. C
Yonkers Statesman
Anglophobia letter warns Irish Americans on alliances with England
Amaliel Bradmord of Boston argues Irish Americans should reject policies tying the United States to England in the Spain and Philippines era. He cites Davis and FitzGerald, noting British press praise of U S courage yet warns against joining Britain in future conflicts. Dated January 27, 1839.
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New England
Fitzgerald
House of Representatives
United States
Ingland
Davis
Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
England
Spain
Great Britain
Philippine Islands
London Times
Standard
Daily News
The
Chronicle
New Republic
Amaliel Bradmord
Boston
Reverend Collyer Speaks On Beer And Philippines At Y M C A Vesper
The Rev Robert Collyer preached at the YMCA vesper service on Westminster Abbey relics and the poor man’s beer. He voiced support for a Filipino protectorate, opposing direct colonial rule, arguing for civil religious freedom and humane development.
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Robert Collyer
New York
Westminster Abbey
Y. M
Charles the
Collyer
Bishop Potter
England
Philippines
Spain
Beginning of the Twentieth Century Debate Showdowns
Letters from readers argue when the twentieth century begins. Some insist January 1, 1901 marks the start, others claim January 1, 1900 or 1901 by rule of centuries. The exchange shows numeric tricks, dates, and frustrations over the century’s start.
Queen Victoria seeks church government accord amid ritualistic controversy
The Queen shows keen interest in the ritualistic controversy as it nears a crisis and urges a government bishops understanding before proposed legislation. Her connections with Masonry and the Salisbury circle hint at a desired compromise. A Balmoral chapel visit and a notable private conference with Bishop Randall Davidson signal efforts to bridge divides. Also noted is the marriage of Miss Dore Kramer to Mr. Jacob Simons at the Goodman home with a large family reception and a musical program.
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London
Victoria
Marquis of Salisbury
Crathie Presbyterian Church
Balmoral
Winchester
Randall Thomas Davidson
William Vernon Harcourt
Dore Kramer
Lieb Kramer
Jacob Simons
Samuel Goodman
McLean Street
Rabb! M
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K. M. Davidson
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