Rathbone faces Havana revolt threat amid Hanna scandal
The piece reports Rathbone allegedly behind a Havana threat to revolt if blamed for Cuban postal service wrongs. It ties Rathbone to Hanna’s Ohio Senate election tactics and hints at potential disclosures if Rathbone speaks out. It notes Rathbone plans to sail to the United States tomorrow and questions whether the government will stop him.
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Havana
la Lucha
Rathbone
la Lache
Cuba
Marcus A. Hanna
United States Senate
Ohio
Hanna
Gacandal
la Ducha
Mr. Rathbone
United States
Democratic House caucus withholds support on anti trust amendment
The Washington Democratic caucus decides not to back the proposed anti trust amendment to the Constitution. They view the measure as a campaign tactic meant to trap Democrats, arguing the Republicans push it while the party remains against trusts and aims to retain public trust.
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House
Washington
End of Johannesburg Occupation and Boer Resolve
Report notes British forces secured Johannesburg and gold mines while Pretoria claim seems premature. Kruger vows continued fighting to extermination, with envoys echoing the pledge. Despatches describe Boer retreat, town evacuations, and no prisoners or captured guns reported.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Pretoria
South African Republic
Kruger
Boston
Questioning Boer Stand in Transvaal Theater
The text asks where a fortification stand will be made as troops retreat, weighing possible locations at Pretoria Lydenburg or northeastern Transvaal mountains, noting the army’s strong position and artillery readiness.
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Pretoria
Lydenburg
Transvaal
The Great Enumeration Begins Across the United States
The twelfth census starts today with 60,000 enumerators nationwide counting population and other data on punched cards, aiming for completion by month end. About 90 million cards prepared. costs estimated at 10 to 15 million dollars. results to be processed in Washington using electrical tabulation.
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United States
Census Bureau
Washington
Republic
Senti ments at Faneuil Hall Affirm Support for Foreign Republics
The crowd at Faneuil Hall expresses strong sympathy with peoples fighting for rights, aligning with Massachusetts traditions. Envoys from distant republics are praised for their sincerity and noble patriotism, seeking moral support rather than material aid in their difficult situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts
Great Britain
Legislature Ends Bribery Inquiry By Referring It To Rules
The proposed bribery probe in the State House is closed as the resolution is referred to the rules committee. The lobby remains a pressure force as the Legislature continues toward prorogation, demanding vigilance to keep lobby influence at arm's length.
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State House of Representatives
Committee On Rules
Westminster Chambers
Cunarders Saxonia and Commonwealth Boost Boston Harbor
The Saxonia arrived in Boston yesterday signaling a maritime boom for the port. The Belfast launched Dominion liner Commonwealth will ply between Boston and Liverpool, at 600 feet length and 12 000 tonnage, with expected fall arrival.
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Saxonia
Boston
Belfast
Irc
Dominion
Commonwealth
Liverpool
Ivernia
New England
Canada
His Conquest and a Humble Hero’s Courtship
A Chicago Times Herald item recalls a tale of a scrawny suitor who wins a wealthy maid despite lacking pedigree. The narrative contrasts wit and romance with class barriers and a grandfather’s gout as a memorable detail.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Comic Snippets From Various Papers Retold
A collage of humorous excerpts from Chicago News Washington Star Chicago Tribune Chicago Times Herald and Indianapolis Journal shows quips about censorship politics embezzlement family miscommunications and petty misadventures. The humor contrasts a censor’s pencil joke with trivial office banter and domestic misunderstandings.
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Cape Town
Dickens
London
Chicago News
Biykins
Aine
Washington Star
Chicago Tribune
Mttle Harry
Chicago Times-Herald
Men of Many Callings in Diplomacy and War
A collage of notable figures: Sir George Francis Bonham, new British minister at Belgrade, with a background in Eton and Oxford and postings across Europe. General Arthur MacArthur, new Philippines commander, praised for strategic skill and popularity. Judge William Lochren of Minnesota, Irish-born, linked to Porto Rico ruling. Professor Gustav de Schmoller, rector of Berlin University since 1897 and leading European economist. The Sultan of Turkey lobbies Prince Frederick of Germany for the Indaz Diamond Order. Czarist allies back a Moscow church project commemorating serf liberation, half funded. General French, famed cavalry officer, trained in Canada and linked to the Northwest Mounted Police.
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George Francis Bonham
Belgrade
Eton
Oxford
Lisbon
Madrid
Rome
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Arthur MacArthur
General Otis
Supreme Command
Philippines
Willam Lochren
Minnesota
Porto Rico
Ireland
Gustav de Schmoller
Brazil
University of Berlin
Europe
Turkey
Frederick Kam
Germany
Indaz
Moscow
French
Oberts
Mvent
Ders Moyn
Queer street scene stirs bankers and a colonel
In a social salon a banker’s teller becomes the focal point of a witty trial about a mysterious young woman who asks for cash using a check. Warren and Colonel Larrington debate appearances and trust as Eugene Willard and Philip McLain push the tale to an amusing climax.
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Alex” Warren
Sidney
Third National Ank
Warren
Colonel Larrington
Philip McLain
Arren
Phi
Sidney Clark- Bon
McLain
Phil
Coret's
Eugene Willard
Mr. . Warren
East End
Willard
Third National
Clarkson
Aeegan
Matty
Larrington
Fotally
Gladys
Conservatism and Reform Ravage Nationwide Debates
Editorial excerpts reveal mixed calls for temperance measures within the army, civil service integrity amid scandal, and neutral obligations for traveling envoys. A New York ice price row sparks trust-busting tension as Bryan and Tamany factions pivot on reform and public sentiment.
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Indianapolis Press
Porto Rico
Philippines
Cesar
Cicago Journal
United States
Philadelphia Record
Tammany
FOP Bryath
Bryan
Nashuness
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Daily Table Hints Breakfast and Dinner Menu Notes
A dated kitchen section lists daily meals including breakfast items like Boiled Balt and Cabbage Salad Muffins, dinner courses such as Black Bean Soup with Caper Sauce, Mashed Potatoes, and Lemon Pudding, plus supper items and a lemon bread dessert recipe. The note names H. B. Williams of North Easton Massachusetts as contact.
About Some Women
Two George Peabodys from Salem are named. Duchess Marie Gabriele, destined to be Queen of Bavaria, is pretty lively and gifted in German sports. Frances L Hote of Havana travels to raise funds for a Havana free library. Governor General Wood promises 4000 library rooms and volumes. Russell Sage comments on a polite, well connected woman.
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George Peabodys
Salem
Mass
William C. Endicott
George Peabody
England
America
Marie Gabriele
Bavaria
Frances L'Hote
Havana
New York
Wood
Russell Sage
Odd Bits of News: Prunes, Dogs, Pedals, Mules and More
A collection of short notes: California plans to raise 125 million pounds of prunes this year. a Chicago city architect designs a mansion for stray dogs. Padua pilgrims to Rome travel by bicycle for jubilee. Fez mules fetch about 200 dollars each. England and Wales’ 33 largest towns total 12 million people. Japan’s empire has 147 000 square miles with under 12 percent cultivated. Bible sales top the year with 1 406 801 copies by the American Bible Society. British customs receipts exceed estimates by 10 000 060. an electric rail links Berlin’s north and south ends at 15 180 metres. American clothes pins are common worldwide. passports unnecessary in Europe except for Russia and Turkey. Bom’s water comes from three malarial lakes. salmon catches drop to 3 159 306 dollars, down 2 620 868 from prior year.
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California
Chicago
Padua
Rome
Morocco
Fez
England
Wales
American Bible Society
Berlin
America
Europe
Russia
Turkey
Bom
Death of Captain Driscoll Revered South Boston Resident
Captain Michael J. Driscoll died yesterday at 68 East Broadway South Boston after a long illness. The 68 East Broadway resident left a sister and two daughters. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 AM with a requiem high mass at Gate of Heaven on East Fourth Street.
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Michael J. Driscoll
East Broadway
Boston
Gate of Heaven Arch
East Fourth Street
Life-Saving Stations Closed Coastwide At Midnight
Coast life saving stations were abandoned at midnight with only a keeper to remain for two months to guard property. Lieutenant W G Floss reviewed the district and ordered suspension of service at season’s end last night amid bid processes for a new Gloucester station.
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W. G. Floss
Iife-Nava
Gloucester
Railroad Officers Elect I G Oden President at Vendome Session
The Association of American Railway Accounting Officers closed its meeting in the Hotel Vendome with I G Oden, controller of the Canadian Pacific, chosen as president and Denver named as next year’s meeting site. Officers elected include A Douglas first vice president, J R Ford second vice president, and C G Phillips returning as secretary and treasurer.
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I. G. Oden
Canadian Pacific Railway
Association of American Railway Accounting Officers
Bulkley
Association
United States Cartermaster’s Department
A. Douglas
St. Louis & Sanancisco Railroad
J. 9
Ford
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Unitarian and Trinitarian Ministers Meet in Boston
Yesterday the Unitarian and Trinitarian Congregational ministers gathered at Dr. Edward Everett Hale's church for their annual convention. Dr Hale preached on The Pilgrims Creed as Recorded by Bradford. Dr Hale elected first preacher for next year. Rev J E Tuttle of Worcester named second. Treasurers report shows receipts just over 600 dollars for twenty one beneficiaries.
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Unitarian and Trinitarian Congregational
Boston
Edward Everett Hale
Exeter and
Newbury Streets
Hale
Bradford
EB. Little
Dorchester
J. E. Tuttle
Worcester
Union Mills Declares Record Dividend in City
May 31 Union mills announce a 7 percent total dividend with 60 percent as stock and 15 percent in cash. The company cites a large surplus and this makes the 7 percent the largest dividend ever paid in the city.
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Fall Rivpr
Cecilia Club Renamed Cecilia Society At Annual Meeting
At the Cecilia Club annual meeting the group voted to cease using the old name and adopt Cecilia Society. Officers for the coming year were elected including President Arthur Foote and Vice President Francis A. Shoro, with a slate of trustees and directors named.
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Cecilia Club
Cecilia Society
Arthur Foote
Francis A. Shoro
Charles C. Ryder
Edward C. Burrage
George H. Rose
Harry C. Baldwin
Arthur Astor Carey
George O. G. ‘Coole
Francis I. Peabody
George P. Gardner
William P. Blake
Lend‑a‑Hand Society Elects Officers At Meeting
The annual meeting was held yesterday in Channing Hall Beacon Street. Election of officers was the main business with Mrs. Bernard Whitman named Clerk and again as assistant treasurer. Henry B. Sawyer was chosen treasurer. Charles G. Farwell named treasurer Fl. Hospital, Edwin D. Mead named treasurer L. E. Book Mission.
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Lend-a-Hand Society
Channing Hall
Beacon Street
Bernard Whitman
Henry B. Sawyer
Fl. Hospital
Charles G. Farwell
L. E. Book Mission
Edwin D. Mead
Free Religious Association Elects Officers Ahead of Convention
The Free Religious Association held a business meeting in Small Hall Parker Memorial Berkeley Street yesterday afternoon. Officers for the year were elected and the treasurer and secretary reports were received. Lewis G. Janes of Cambridge was re elected president.
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Lis Street
Free Religious Association
Parker Memorial
Berkeley Street
Lewis G. Janes
Cambridge
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