Marony Out Kish Tennis Crack Beaten by Larned
The Longwood tennis tournament saw Larned defeat Mahony in four sets amid a large audience. Nisbit and Wright dueled as Eaves dominated Edwards while Wrenn edged Whitman in a dramatic match. Doubles winners included Nisbit with Joe, and Ward and Davis claimed a victory over Hooker and Dodge.
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Longwood
Larned
Eaves
Nisbit
Forbes
Paret
Budlong
Dodge
Mahony
Nisbit-Wright
Eaves-Edwards
Beals Wright
Big Nisbit
Wright
Y. Marcy Edwards
Dorchester
Maihony
Wrenn-Whitman
Wrenn
Whitman
Hackett
Beach
Hitchcock
Bishop
Williston
McKittrick
Ward
Davis
Hooker
Larned-Wrenn
Forbes-Paret
Hayes
Edwards
Fincke
Wilson _ Hudiong
Hook
Botte
Goodbody
Joe
Meen
Long
Miss Barrett Bought Gifts and Drove by Cab Before Tragic End
Witnesses recount Miss Barrett shopping with cab drivers on Friday afternoon visiting the Niles building, Stowell's, Foss Bros, and the Thorndike Hotel. Fire officials deny a lightning strike and autopsy confirms her character remained beyond reproach.
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Coolidge
Miss Barrett
Foss Bros
Hamilton Place
Thorndike Hotel
Hickler
Providence Depot
Clarendon Hotel
Post
Whitcomb
Codman & Codman
Patriot Writings on Currency and Liberty in Boston
A speech extols liberty, economic reform, and sound money. It praises President McKinley’s administration, regards currency stability as essential, and honors Secretary of the Treasury Gage. The speaker urges legislative action, commissions, and public participation to secure a strong banking system and universal currency.
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Boston
Bunker Hill
Beacon Hill
Hill
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Hamlin Receives Treasury Secretary in New England Reception
After remarks by W Russell and ex-Congressman W B Rice, Charles S Hamlin spoke praising Secretary of the Treasury and urging finance reform. He linked regional prosperity to national growth, advocated discussion of financial laws, and pledged sympathy with the McKinley administration. Moses Williams followed as the meeting adjourned.
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W. Russell
William. B. Rice
Charles S. Hamlin
New England
McKinley
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Hamlin
Moses Williams
Wringer Prices and Carpet Sweepers Listed
Colby wringers priced at 3 4 dollars with varying sales. Ball wearing wringers offered from 4 to 8 dollars. Combination roll wringers range 1.25 to 2.50 dollars. Bissell carpet sweepers priced 1.2 to 4 dollars. American Wringer Company at 8 Arch Street between Franklin and Summer streets. Re pairing a specialty.
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Colby
Bissell
American Wringer Company
Arch Street
Franklin
Summer Streets
Funeral of Miss Barrett at Waltham home
The last rites for Alice Barrett were held yesterday afternoon at her School street residence in Waltham. Only close relatives and intimate friends were invited by the mother’s wishes, though many neighbors arrived at the last moment. Rev H J Young conducted the burial service with the house filled by those moved by sympathy or curiosity. W F Foss and Mr Codman, a junior member of the firm employing Miss Barrett, were present.
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Alice Barrett
School Street
Waltham
H. J. Young
W. F. Foss
Mr.Codman
Boston Post First To Publish Barrett Death Facts
The Boston Post reported Miss Barrett's death was not caused by lightning and published details earlier than rivals. The Post’s cut, reproduced with permission, showed more complete particulars than prior publications.
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Waltham Free Press-Tribune
Boston Post
Barrett
Post
Free Press- Tribune
Men of Massachusetts at the banquet for Secretary Gage
A lengthy list of Massachusetts figures attended the banquet honoring Secretary Gage. The roll includes bank presidents like Thomas P. Beal and N. P. Hallowell, merchants, brokers, wool dealers, actuaries, and leaders from Boston financial, commercial, and industrial firms such as Kidder, Peabody, Shawmut Mills, United States Trust, and the Massachusetts Board of Trade.
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Massachusetts
Gage
Thomas P. Beal
Second National Bank
Edward N. Fenno
Wool
Charles F. Choate
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Kidder, Peabody & Co
N. P
Matthew Bolles
N. Aldrich
State Street Bank
Bigelow
Joseph 8. Bigelow
Atlas Bank
Jerome Jones
Crockery
Alfred L. Ripley
Hide and Leather Bank
Alden Speare
Boston Merchants’ Association
Co. C. Jackson
B. Pierman
Nathaniel F. Ryder
Roland H. Boutell
James D. Gill
Internal Revenue
James M. W. Hall
Esterbrook & Co
Jefferson Coolidge
Amoskeag Mills
E. Rollins Morse
Thomas Sherwin
New England Telephone Company
Arthur Wainwright
W. B. Rice
Moses Williams
Third National Bank
Fred S. Mead
Havert
Merchants’ Bank
Lawrence Curtis
C H. Bell
Henry W. Peabody
Henry L. Higginson
F. Adams
Francis H. Appleton
James Phillips
Luce & Manning
R. F. Bolles
J. R. Leeson
T. Quincy Browne
Atlantic Bank
Dudley, Battelle & Hurd
Commission
F. S. Moseley & Co
F. B. Sears
John E. Hudson
American Bell Telephone
Charles J. Whitmore
Market National Bank
John Parkinson
I. Tucker Burr, Jr
A. S. Woodworth
Eagle Bank
Elisha Morgan
Parker, Wilder & Co
Joseph Sawyer
George A. Miner
John Shepard
George S Bullens
Revere Bank
Frank Stearns
F. W. Breed
Edmund S. Clark
Leverett S. Tuckerman
City Bank
William C. Lovering
Congress
William A. Clark, Jr
Union Trust Company
A. Shuman
W. R. Evans
Winthrop Bank
Thomas L. Jenks
North End Savings Bank
Frank P. Bennett
Financial News Bureau
N. W. Harris
Stephen M. Weld
Alexander G. Fiske
Jacob P. Bates
C. 8
Freeman’s Bank
Lamont G. Burnham
F. W. Clark
Charles E. Adams
Associated Board of Trade
Arthur G. Pollard
Lowell National Bank
Charles J. Glidden
A.W. Newell
Fourth National Bank
J. J. Eddy
Commonwealth Bank
S. F. Wilkins
Howard Bank
Thomas N. Hart
Mt. Vernon Bank
D. B. Hallett
Boston Welcomes Secretary of the Treasury Gage
Massachusetts business leaders gather in Boston to honor Secretary of the Treasury Gage. Speakers praise fiscal stewardship, currency stability, and national leadership, urging continued support for the administration and a prosperous future for the United States. The event emphasizes unity across parties and the importance of sound policy.
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United States
Europe
East
Massachusetts
Secretary of the Treasury
Commonwealth
Boston
Gage
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
United States of America
Welcome Address by Massachusetts Governor to Treasury Secretary
The governor of Massachusetts welcomes the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States at a banking and commerce gathering. He recalls Hamilton’s role, lauds the new secretary, and stresses national honor, public credit, and ongoing struggle, expressing East Coast confidence in the administration and the President.
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Quincy
Lovering
Massachusetts
New York
Boston Common
Capitol
Frog Pond
Mayor Quincy
Boston
Treasury
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Commonwealth
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Flest
Appomattox
Higginson Attacks U S Sins Against Trade Laws
Colonel Henry L. Higginson denounces U S banking practices saying the nation keeps the largest bank in the world while ignoring bank reserves and the principles of banking. He argues citizens bear the cost and endure strain to support demand promises without adequate backing.
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Henry L. Higginson
United States
United States Treasury
Vaquero Wins Thirty Footer Sweepstake Race
Vaquero outsailed Esperanza in Newport Rhode Island on July 27 to win the thirty footer sweepstake by twenty seven seconds. The start came with a strong reefing breeze. The Puck did not enter.
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Newport
R. I
Vaquero
Dog Shows Subtle Wit in Quote Laden Exchange
Mrs. Torker and her husband discuss a dog named Dumpsey. He remarks the dog has almost sense enough to talk, while the husband asserts the brute has sense enough not to. The exchange appears in the Indianapolis Journal.
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Dumpsey
Williams' Root Beer Brims With Snap and Flavor
An old advertisement extols Williams' Root Beer as a brimful drink with bubbling taste and smooth body. It claims the tonic benefits for children and adults, soothing nerves and cooling the blood.
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Ons Bristener
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Marony
Kish
Young Beas Wright
W. A. Liarned
Harold Mahony
Cate
Ridion
Oscar A. Ide
Niles
Stowell’s
Winter Street
Shepard & Norwell’s
Stearns’s
Lowell’s
Union Station
Cabmande
Catherng
Solder Rom
House
Ted
Enton
Chicago
Great Western Metropolis
Washington
Jerry Simpson
Anfords
Jamaica
Cc. H. Whittemore
Mgr
Hub
Temple Place
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Wilson
Silver Street
South
Kren
William
Janet Wilson
Newaent Bon
Hood
Jade
Cc. P. Curtis, Jr
J. C. Kennedy
Charles H. Cole
Globe Bank
W. E. Putnam
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Charles Head
Otis H. Luke
Central Bank
W. H. Bullivant
B. C. Clark
Charles H. Allen
Home Savings Bank
Matthew Luce, Jr
John E. Russell
Arthur Amory
W. Murray Crane
William Endicott, Jr
New England Trust Company
A. C. Ratshesky
United States Trust Company
Alonzo H. Evans
Five Cents Savings Bank
M. T. Stevens
Aaron Hobart
Tremont Bank
John Hopewell
J. E. Aldred
Trust Company
George G. Crocker
Subway Commission
Charles Weil
West
His Excellency
The
Higginson
Wien
Esperanza
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