Silver Planes Spark Third Party Prospects At Indianapolis Convention
Indications point to an anti imperialist convention in Indianapolis next month spawning a third national party. Gold Democrats may join, with a platform likely to include a gold clause and anti imperialist clause to unite supporters. The meeting will feature notable speakers and delegates from several states and parties.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Stevenson
N. F. Modell
Philadelphia
Winslow Warren
Boston
Thomas Reed
National Party
Erving Winslow
Anti- Imperialistic League
Winslow
Tom Reed
Bryan Pleases Winslow and anti imperialism call
A letter praises Bryan as best for anti imperialism and urges House action to block appropriations to weaken colonial power. A plan to recruit 100 men for a Indianapolis convention is stated with 76 from Massachusetts. Thomas Reed dodges interview on a third party candidacy.
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Antis
Indianapolis
Winslow Warren
Reed
Erving Winslow
Bryan
Massachusetts Legislature Weighs Albany Lease and Education Bills
The session debates Albany lease postponement until next Monday and House framing of a new draft. Key moves include tax and school funding battles, Shore Drive appropriation, and opposition to debt-limit amendments. Conference reports, vetoes sustained, and the Bill Goes to Governor after final House actions.
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Massuétin Wetter
Boston & A
Piteperalt
Boston
Sree
Cigereges Es
Eloa
House
Turtle
Knowlton
Albany
Fitzgerald
Dean
Wakefield
Howland
Chelsea
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Senate
Inn
Swampscott
Nahant
Barrington
Franklin
Adams
Melrose
Ways and ‘Means
Nickerson
Harwich
Gilpatric
Worcester
Lynn
Haverhill
Newton
Everett
Metropolitan Park Commission
Fuller's Wharf
Brighton
Charles River
Canan
Bigelow
Wheeler
White
Somerville
Messrs
Buswell
Methuen
Carleton
Crane
Weymouth Fore River
Vaw
Hersey
Hingham
State Board of Health
Boston Harbor
Ted
Reports of turmoil in Beijing Amid Tuan Coup and Foreign Backlash
Shanghai correspondents relay alarming accounts of violence in the capital linked to Prince Tuan’s political move. Descriptions depict a slaughter of native Christians in the Chinese quarter and Tartar City, with mobs emulating events in Beijing. The coup follows the grand council, with Yung-Lu and others restrained, eunuchs and palace officials aligning with Prince Tuan as cries against foreigners rise.
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Pekin
Shanghai
Tartar
Singhal
Prince Tuan
The
Daily Mail
Grand Council of Ministers
Yung-Lu Oa
Saatousers
Bouteress
Eee
Kang-Yi
Tuan
Disaster Feared to Russian Force at Pekin Campaign
Reports from Ko re as correspondent Cle Foo claim the Russian force left Tien Tsi for Pekin on June 11 faces likely destruction after 24 days without contact. Desperate fighting near Tien Tsin on June 30 and expected assault at Taku are noted along with proclamations by Li Hung Chang to punish Boxers and protect missionaries.
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Cle Foo
Koreas
Tien Tsu
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Taku de
Shanghai
Daily Telegraph
United States
McWade
Li Hung ‘Chang
Li Hung Chang
Port Arthur
House of Commons
Foreign Office
William St. John Broderick
Japan
Taku
Emperor William
Shan Tung
Reed Seen as Leading Figure for New Party Ticket
The article notes Thomas B Reed as a probable head of a new party ticket opposed to McKinley. It predicts many votes if his name appears, with Indianapolis convention actions pending and a call to be listed Monday by ex Senator Henderson of Washington and an ex Governor.
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Thomas B. Reed
Post
Young’s
Arekea
Mr. Reed
Honomas B. Reed
McKinley
Indianapolis
Henderoh
Washington
Americans Entertained at Paris Exposition Event
United States Commissioner Alvin H. Sanders of Illinois and Mrs Sanders hosted guests today with a coaching party to the forest of peripheral grounds. Commissioner General Peck concluded his last function with a dinner for the party and invited guests.
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Paris
United States
Alvin H. Sanders
Illinois
Grape Nuts Food Remedy Reported To Help Dyspepsia
Oak Park California resident Henry Peckman recounts relief from chronic dyspepsia after using Grapé-Nuts breakfast food and abandoning coffee and tea. He claims his digestion improved, brain function felt strengthened, and he plans to continue Postum Coffee instead of beverages.
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Oak Park
Calif
Henry Peckman
Death Toll Soars as Pekin Bloodshed Escalates
Reports from Shanghai dated July 5 describe mass killings in Pekin with thousands of whites killed or tortured. Descriptions cite savage soldiery attacking foreigners and Christian converts while authorities call for harsh measures against outsiders.
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London
Shanghai
Pekin
Sittanghai
Far East
Tuan
Consul Gracey’s Early Service in Foo and Boxer Peril
Fragmented text recounts Samuel L. Leon D. D. of Loom as consul to Foo and Gracey appointed in 1890. Notes World War I era service, brief enlistment as private, and health decline from illness contracted in Virginia. Mentions Boxers uprising and U S citizens in Foo Cen.
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United States
Samuel Ll. Leon
D. D
Laan
Foo
Gracey
Ince
Fao Cen
Arivate
Virginia
New England
Massachusett
Bound for the Inland Sea Japanese Station S
Officers review charts showing the vessel Duré Docks bound for a new Japanese station on the inland sea near a coastal port. The dock location is described as close to Ts Sronesta with navigational details hinted.
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Washington
Vad
Department Duré
Gregon
Cam Ae
Ts Sronesta
Foreigners in Pekin Said Safe Amid Revolt Rumors
July 6 dispatch from Shanghai reports Melchere firm notes abroad that all foreigners in Pekin are believed to be safe as reports of a widespread Chinese uprising grow. The telegraph dated from Shanghai references unrest spreading in the north.
Fire at Roxbury lumber yard guts Curtis sheds
Chief Webber burned in face and may lose sight of one eye as Curtis Sons lumber yard at 30 Eustis Street Roxbury suffers a major blaze. The loss is 30000 dollars covered by insurance with 90000 to 100000 feet of high grade lumber destroyed. Firefighters battle three alarms aided by police and city officials.
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Webber
William Curtis Sons’ Company
Eustis Street
Harrison Avenue
Roxbury
Leatherbee
Curtis Company
Davenport
Planing Mill
Norton
Curtis
Sam Hutchins
Division 9
House of Chemical
Feiustis ‘Street
Curtis Sheds
Sawyer
Shawmut Avenue
Sterling Street
George A. Wyman
Washington Street
Russell
Harry F. Adams
Perkins
Ladder 6
South Boston
O A Post
George W. Curtis
William Curtis Sons Company
Omega Oil Ad Promotes Muscle Ease for Athletes
An automotive style ad extols Omega Oil as essential for cyclists and all athletes. It compares the body to a bicycle, urging lubrication of joints and muscles to prevent soreness, claiming Omega Oil nourishes muscles and sinews better than food, suitable for wheel women and all sports enthusiasts.
Standard Oil Bayonne Fire Under Control
The Bayonne oil fire at Standard Oil was under control by 6 o'clock. Tanks 10 and 14 threatened tanks 9 and 13 earlier, but crews kept the blaze in check. Estimated damage is 2400 dollars with insurance set aside. Havenne fire units worked for 36 hours and anticipate burnout by morning.
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New York
Standard Oil
Bayonne
Standard Oil Company
Havenne
Clothier Runs Progressive Bicycle Boots Sale
A Portland and Hanover street retailer offers a falling price sale on bicycle ers, dropping in four cent steps per day until sold. Today's price is 99 cents per pair with a 93 cent price slated for Monday.
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Portland
Hanover Streets
Senator Hoar Urges Support for Republican Ticket
In Marshfield on July 6 the Massachusetts Club visited Daniel Webster’s grave and homestead before a Sea View dinner. Senator George F. Hoar proclaimed support for the Republican candidates, defending McKinley and Roosevelt while criticizing Bryan and warning of distant crises in China and abroad.
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Marshfield
Massachusetts Club
Yen Grave
Daniel Webster
Walton Hall
Sea View
George F. Hoar
Hoar
Republican Party
McKinley
Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Theuve Islands
Mr. Bryan
Executive
American Congress
Res Publican
Kansas City
China
Bryan
Vox Et Praetoria Nihil
Deaths Kyle and Grogan Services Set Today
Death notices for Richard Kyle of Charlestown aged 4 years 10 months and Richard H Grogan Jr of Cambridgeport announce funeral details. Kyle funeral from 29 Pleasant Street Charlestown Sunday at 2 PM relatives invited. Grogan Jr burial at 44 Brookline Street Cambridgeport private funeral today.
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Kyle
Charlestown
Richard
Patrick
Mary Kyle
Pleasant Street
Richard H. Grogan, Jr
Brookline Street
Cambridgeport
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Charles Nay Corliss
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Omega Oil
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