McKinley Signs Treaty Annexing Hawaii to the United States
President McKinley signed a treaty annexing the Hawaiian Islands to the United States, sending it to the Senate for ratification. The move provokes debate over imperial expansion as annexation opponents vow to resist all summer while supporters claim 55 of 60 votes. Japan protests the action amid global scramble for colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Islands
United States
White
Pettigrew
Friends of
Annexation
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
Con
America
Europe
Harrison
Cleveland
Apomes
State Department
Senate
Wall Gath
Prowess of Fait Contestants Exhibited at Wellesey
Wellesley float night at Lake Waban drew crowds as crews from 97 98 99 and 1900 showed skill. Miss Hill coordinated the boats and the college crew led by Agnes Bacon coxswain and Annette Gates stroke impressed spectators with paired and solo oar work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
College
Weber Mere
Lake Waban
Saa
Ong
Iota Omega Eta
Narassus
Weremort
Miss Hill
Agnes L. Bacon
Annette C. Gates
Carolyn L. Morse
Edith Moore
Eva Z. Pritchard
Grace N. Laird
Vera KF. Douglas
Mabel E. Leonard
Louise Hutcheson
College Beautiful
Eeith Fl. Moore
Mary Rockwell
Ida F. Merriam
Alma Williams
Edna le
Seward
Maud Metcalf
Evelyn Osborne
Eleanor M. Strong
Marjorie B. Hemingway
Florence King
Route of Fore noon Pardue
The route lists streets from Bunker Hill to Vine and Tufts Streets with a review at the junction of Bunker Hill Vine and Tufts Streets. It notes arrivals at Chelsea Street City Square Monument Square Monument Avenue Main Street Sullivan Square and Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea Street
City Square
Monument Square
Monument Avenue
Main Street
Sullivan Square
Vine Street
Daniel O Connell Dead in London
Daniel O Connell son of the Irish patriot died in London on June 16. He was a notable figure in Irish political circles and carried on his family legacy. The death marks a quiet moment in the ongoing legacy of the O Connell name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daniel O'Connell
Paris
Strasburg
Place de la Concorde
Five Saved From Death In Salem Tenement Fire
A four story tenement at 28 82 Congress Street in Salem caught fire. Verant Danjon rushed up the stairs and rescued three children. Firefighters later pulled two women from third floor rooms, one unconscious, to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Congress Street
Verant Danjon
Hart in Subway Rail Incident Breaks Leg
Walter Burke a laborer at the West End Street Railway Company was struck by a falling rail in the subway yesterday breaking his right leg. He lives at 38 Tudor Street and received medical care at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Burke
Tudor Street
West End Street Railway Company
New York Man Dies Aboard Steamship Massachusetts
William Mueller of New York was found dead in his stateroom upon the Massachusetts arrival in Providence. Medical Examiner Palmer ruled death due to natural causes. Mueller planned to spend the summer with his son Professor Herman Mueller of Providence High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. IL
William Mueller
New York
Massachusetts
Palmer
Mueller
Herman Mueller
Providence High School
Cambridge Officer Fined for Assault in Third District Court
Patrolman William F. Butcher of Cambridge police was found guilty of assault on Daniel E. Weararthy of East Cambridge in Cambridge Third District Court yesterday. He was fined $25 and allowed to go on his own recognizance after appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Butcher
Cambridge
Daniel E. Weararthy
East Cambridge
Sporting Events Today Across Cities and Disciplines
A dense list of today’s events includes Chicago versus Boston, multiple high school and club matches across South Boston Everett and Natick, cycling races at Charles River Park and Somerville, golf tournaments at Essex County and Allston, and the Metropolitan amateur rowing regatta on the Charles starting at 1 pm.
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Chicago
Boston
South Boston
A. A
Everett
Fairmounts
Mt. Washington
Newton
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Framingham High
Natick High
Natick
English High
Somerville High
Holmesfield
Boylston A. A
Winchester
Old Cliftons
North Shore A. C
Clifton
Newports
Michael McDuffee
Charles River Park
Waltham
Parker
Roxbury
Essex
Norwood
Orient C. C
Somerville
Jamaica Cycle Club
Wollaston Handicap
Myopia
Concord Club
Essex County Club
County Golf Club
Allston Golf Club
Wellesley Hills
SBS Ene Shamrockers
New Apollo Gardens
Aquatic
Metropolitan
the Charles
Route of Afternoon Parade Through City Streets
City schedule lists parade route from City Square to City Square via Sullivan Square Chelsea Street Adams Street Chestnut Street Monument Square Bartlett Elm High Street Monument Avenue Warren Street Park Street. Parade starts at City Hall Square with 38 00 P M arrival at Sullivan Square 4 15 P M Chelsea Street 4 25 P M Monument Square and 4 35 P M City Square 4 45 P M end.
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City Square
Main Street
Sullivan Square
Bunker Hill Street
Chelsea Street
Adams Street
Chestnut Street
Monument Square
Bartlett Street
Elm Street
High Street
Monument Avenue
Warren Street
Park Street
City Hall Square
Bunker Hill Eve Celebrations in Charlestown Amid Nightlife
Charlestown lit by Bunker Hill Eve festivities with horns rockets and open houses. Crowds fill Warren Bridge Main Street and City Square as revelers and clubs host dances and processions. City officials and dignitaries attend a grand Catholic Literary Union banquet at Roughan Hall with toasts to the day and city.
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Warren Bridge
Sullivan Square
Prison Point
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Boston
City Square
Old City Hall
Main Street
É Street
Roughan Hall
Monument Hall
Austin Street
Catholic Literary Union of
J. James A. McDonald
Union
Quincey
P. A. Collins
J. H. O’neil
William E. Barrett
James E. Hayes
A. A. Perry
Somerville
T. J. Gargan
John F. Cronan
Philip J. Doherty
John Feeney
Woburn
George N. Swallow
Joseph A. Conry
Boston Common Council
Perlie A. Dyar
Boston Board of Aldermen
Edward W. Presho
J. M. Galvin
Edward J. Leary
Thomas J. Mullen
Quincy
Stephen O’meara
The
Boston Journal
J. J.mccarthy
Henry Hoggan
Boston School Committee
Frank E. Bateman
John F. Dever
Ernest C. Marshall
George B. Neale
Benjamin F. Stacey
Joseph Anderson
J. M. Supple
T. A. McCarthy
P. J. Supple
M. F. Crowley
G. J. Barry
D. J. Splaine
Louis Harrington
John J. Driscoll
Michael Owens
D. A. Cronin
John W. McMahon
James F. Murphy
Thomas M. Strange
William J. Gallivan
Isaac F. Paul
Willard
Allen
M. F. Gavin
George H. Conly
James A. McDonald
United States
Commonwealth
James FE. Hayes
McLaughlin Charged With Attempting Rescue of Prisoner
Daniel McLaughlin was arrested by Division 9 officers on a charge of attempting to rescue a prisoner from Officer Hutchings. Hutchings, who had arrested Daniel Cronin for alleged excessive conduct, was attacked by several youths as Cronin was taken to custody. A stone thrown by a man Hutchings identified as McLaughlin struck him in the mouth. Cronin remained in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McLaughlin
Division 9
Daniel Cronin
Hutchings
Cronin
McLaughdlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
H, Trailer & Co., Makers
Territory OF Hawaii
Japan
Een OF Islands
American Capital
New England
Sterling Ale
Highland Spring Brewery
Rueter & Company
Rebillot
M. Camille de &J. Croix
Billot
Hargedon & Lynch
Hanover ST
Blackstone
C. O. Mkckross
Mapager
Minute Man
BEST
Illustrated Cataloga Co
Robinson
Wellesey
Chelsea Streets
Park
Warren
Winthrop
Adams
Chestnut Streets
High
Elm
Bartlett Streets
Harvard
Main
Lever
Gardiner
Vine
Tufts
Tufts Streets
Hart
Subway
Boston Cycle CO
Bunker Hill Day Ghanles Aver Park
NAVY
Monument and Sullivan
Carnival Association
Ccstown
Historical Genealogical Society
National Association OF the Naval Militia
United States Steamship
Minnesota
Navy Yard
Forty-Niners' Association
Revere
Waverly House
First Massachusetts Caval
United States Hotel
United States Battleship
Wolcott
Memorial Hall
Green Street
Arlestown
Newton E
Lower Falls
Franklin Park
Baldwin’s
Armory
Hancock Eee
Sullivan, High
City
Barlstow
City Guards
Young’s HO Ha
Open House Levy Company
Charlestow
Monument and Sullivan Squares
Vine and
Moulton Streets
Marine Park
South
Charlestown Playground
Baseball
Longwood
Irvington Oval
Roanoke
Lake Walden
Apollo Gardens
Newton A. A
Waltham Track
Tammany Club
Wilton Academy Games
Emmets
O’connells
Everett Baseball Grounds
Mystic Park
Medford
Albion Va
Highlandville
Lynn Wanderers
Lynn
Zingart
Beverly Club
Rae Massachusetts Yacht Club
Takats
Attinait Ing
Paine
Cornal
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