Major Edwin F. Glenn court martial findings and actions
Secretary Root forwarded to President the court martial findings in the Glenn Gaujot and Cook cases. Glenn was found guilty of the water cure or permitting it and received one month’s suspension and a fine. Cook was acquitted of ordering executions. The report notes Glenn’s prior service and pacification work.
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Washington
Root
Oyster Bay
Edwin F. Glenn
Fifth Infantry
Julien E. Gaujot
Tenth Cavalry
Norman B. Cook
Philippine Scouts
Glenn
Cook
Smith
Mrs. Jane Brennan Dead in Roxbury Home
Mrs. Jane Brennan widow of James Brennan and long time Roxbury resident died at 251 Roxbury Street. She lived in Roxbury sixty years and was among St. Francis de Sales Church’s oldest members. Survived by three sons Thomas M James H John J and daughter Annie J Bergin. Funeral set for Thursday at 8 am with Requiem mass at St. Francis de Sales at 9 am.
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Jane Brennan
James Brennan
Roxbury
Roxbury Street
St. Francis de Sales Church
Thomas M
James H
John J
Annie J
Frank E. Bergin
Nina Danforth Talks to Johnson End Silence in Jail Case
Nina Danforth has finally spoken to the Rev. Herbert S. Johnson, after refusing communication with counsel and relatives. Johnson has taken an active role in the case while Danforth remains jailed.
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Nina Danforth
Johnson
Herbert S. Johnson
Warren Ave
Purdy
Herbert 8. Johnson
Bolts Split Home Rule Republicans in Hawaii
In Honolulu the Home Rule Republican territorial convention split as Prince Cupid and about 40 delegates bolt to form a non partisan party opposing Robert W Wilcox, who the regular convention nominated for delegate to Congress. The bolters consider allying with the Democrats and named Cupid president.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Home Rule Republican Party
Prince Cupid
Congress
Robert W. Wilcox
Home Rule Party
Wilcox
Democrats
Fight on Women Gold Fillers Sparks Boston Strike
The gold beaters strike continues as employers refuse demands to discharge women fillers. In Boston two workers Miss Alice Stewart and Miss Lucy Bearse are central to the clash. The National Gold Beaters Union backs the women's jobs while employers vow to fight until settled. The State Board of Conciliation offered arbitration, which the firms rejected.
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National Gold Bearers’ Union
Boston
Alice Stewart
Edwin 8. Cabot
Sudbury Street
Lucy Bearse
F. W. Rauskelb
Washington Street
Stewart
Sudbury Street Place
Cabot
F. W. Rauskolb
Fred P. Lambert
National Gold Beaters’ Union
New York
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
State Board
Woman Burns After Oil Stove Accident
Mrs. Ida Bowman of Jay Street South End suffered severe burns to her arms and body in an oil stove accident yesterday.
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Ida Bowman
Jay Street
South End
Terrific earthquake strikes Kingstown during the night
An aftershock at 1 10 am sent residents fleeing in nightclothes as buildings are torn down for safety after a long quake and thunderstorm. The sea recedes and squally weather continues with fears of a tidal wave. Soufriere volcano lies to the island’s north.
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Kingstown
J. Vincent
Island OF
ST. Vincent
Record Coldest July 22 In 31 Years Shocks City
Weather records at the Federal building show yesterday was the coldest July 22 in 31 years. Cool morning gave way to humidity and confusing fashion as residents debated outfits while heavy rain gear and umbrellas abounded.
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Federal Building
Panama
State Agricultural Board
Clergyman Calls on Roosevelt in Oyster Bay tennis attire
The Rev. Peter MacQueen of Somerville Massachusetts met President Roosevelt in a tennis suit and told him he believes the President will do right by the Cubans and Filipinos. Roosevelt said I want facts I want justice and I mean to be fair to all. MacQueen sails to Colon and Cuba to discuss attitudes toward the United States with Panama and Cuba.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Peter MacQueen
Somerville
Mass
Roosevelt
MacQueen
No Riot on New Brunswick Detained by Fog
General Manager E. C. Peck said the steamer New Brunswick was held in the lower harbor Monday evening by fog and not by any rioting on board. The vessel had been chartered for the Nonpareil Association of Boston. due to fog it could not return from Nantasket and members phoned home. Berths were provided and the party was made comfortable, leaving them satisfied.
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E. C. Peck
New Brunswick
Post
Man Charged With Breaking and Entering Bellevue Golf Club
In Melrose district court before Judge Pettingill Abner Tabb, a Black man, was arraigned on breaking and entering the Bellevue Golf Club house at Melrose and stealing several hundred golf balls. He is said to be wanted in other Massachusetts robberies. He claimed an alibi and is held in 500 for the grand jury at Lowell.
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Maldepn
Pettingill
Abner Tabb
Bellevue Golf Club
Melrose
Massachusetts
Lowell
Ward Succeeds Smith Washington in Army Promotions
Colonel Thomas Ward, chief of staff to General Miles, is named brigadier general in the regular army, replacing Jacob Smith who retired. Ward plans to retire soon and Joseph P. Sanger will become brigadier general. Frederick D. Grant is offered command of the department of Texas. Ward is a West Point graduate from 1859 with a long Civil War record and later advanced through the ranks to colonel.
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Washington
Thomas Ward
Staf
Miles
Jacob Smith
Ward
Joseph P. Sanger
Philippines
Frederick D. Grant
Phillippines
Department of Texas
Smith
West Point
First Artillery
Cold Harbor
Virginia
Adjutant-General’s Department
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