Address of Senator Lodge as Permanent Chairman of Republican Convention
Philadelphia June 13 Senator Lodge delivers the permanent chair speech at the Republican national convention praising four years of McKinley's presidency. He argues for tariff success, Cuba and the Philippines policy, and a strong navy while challenging Democratic opposition as anti liberty. He defends imperial gains, promotes trade expansion with China, and warns against retreat from new markets.
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Senator Lodge
Philadelphia
United States
Times
Philippines
China
Manila
John Hay
Democratic Party
Dewey
McKinley
Otis
Lawton
MacArthur
House
Enduring Republican Prosperity and World Role Narrative
A campaign address praises Republican rule over the gold standard and national credit, bragging of debt refunding at 2 percent and defense of imperial ventures in Cuba, Hawaii, and the Philippines. It contrasts prosperity under Republican governance with Democratic criticism, urging continued party leadership to sustain business confidence and military commitments.
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Republican Party
Spain
Goodney
Bryan
Democratic
Who Was Yesterdlected Sarns At Republican Philadelphia Conven
Teron Boston’s 1900 chronicle surveys the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. It highlights key scenes and figures that shaped the event, offering a brisk, period-voice glimpse of delegates, speeches, and the political mood.
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Teron Boston
Philadelphia
Doubting Thomas Questions Boston Kidney Claim
Boston reader doubts local testimony claiming Doan's Kidney Pills cured six years of kidney trouble. Emma Page reports backache, loins pain, and urinary problems relieved after using Doan's from Bradbury's. Pills priced 50 cents. Lester-Milburn Co. Buffalo sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Thomas
Boston
Emma Page
East Dedham Street
Dean
Bradbury
Washington Street
Doan
Lester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
We Ask the People to Entust Us With Future Victory
The speaker recalls past perseverance and victory, expresses faith in the American people, and urges trust to meet new responsibilities under William McKinley. He signals a forthcoming verdict in November and a confident path forward in the century’s birth.
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William McKinley
Bishop Hamilton Receives Warm Welcome at Union Hall
The Rev John W Hamilton newly appointed a bishop by the Methodist Episcopal conference at Chicago was greeted by about 100 people in Jacob Sleeper Hall The reception began before 6 pm with a receiving line including Bishop and Mrs Hamilton Mr and Mrs Geerne Atwood Bishop and Mrs Mallalieu President Warren and Hon Edward H Dunn Dinner followed in the hall below Pres Warren of Boston University presided Brief welcome addresses were given by Arren Dunn and Bishop Mallalieu before Bishop Hamilton spoke of his early struggles and the Pittsburg conference that led him to New England Colorado he regarded as his field by the powers
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John W. Hamilton
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Chicago
Jacob Sleeper
Methodist Social
Bishop Hamilton
Hamilton
Gteerne A. Atwood
Mallalieu
Pittsburg
Colorado
Missionary Society Meeting for China Relief Held
The Missionary Society of Boston convened yesterday at Lorimer Hall for a special prayer session for China missions and missionaries. Rev. C. H. Daniels presided as the Congregational board pastor. Michael Mahan, 64, of Charlestown, was injured falling from an electric car at Washington and Milk. his son John Mahan was the motorman. British Consul-General Blunt relayed Lord Pauncefoot’s appreciation to Governor Crane for Boston’s India relief effort. Richard Evans, claiming Chicago origin, faced Municipal Court charges for attempting to seize a patrolman’s badge. held in $200 for Superior Court.
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The
Missionary Society of Boston
Lorimer Hall
China
C. H. Daniels
D. D
Congregational Board
Michael Mahan
Tufts Street
Charlestown
Washington and
Milk Streets
John Mahan
Blunt
Crane
Mennhge
Lord Pauncefote
Washington
Boston
Fire Alarm Hits Five Story Brick Building in West End
Last night alarms from Box 2 at 7 56 and Box 412 at 7 68 rushed the fire apparatus to a five story brick building 17 and 19 Norman Street in the West End tenement district. The owner Simon Brest faces a loss and Stornetsky on the first floor expected to lose 500 dollars.
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Norman Street
Simon Brest
Stornetsky
Through Passenger Service Expanded by Fitchburg Lines
The Fitchburg railroad announces improved through passenger service with multiple routes from Boston to Buffalo Cleveland Detroit Chicago and St Louis via West Shore New York Central and neighboring lines. Specified departures from Boston at 1pm 3pm 9:20am and 11pm with arrivals ranging to 9:30pm next day. Latest Pullman parlor and sleeping cars offer enhanced comfort on all through trains.
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Fitchburg Railroad
West Shore R. R
Boston
Buffalo
Erie
West Shore
St. Iu
Cleveland
Wabash
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Will Leaves $10,000 to Wanderers Home in Boston
June 20. Thomas Forsythe, formerly of West Springfield, bequeathed $10,000 to the New England Home for Little Wanderers in Boston. The will was filed for probate in this city a day earlier.
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Wanderers
Springfield
Thomas Forsythe
West Springfield
New England
Little Wanderers
Boston
Vacation Wines and Punches Advertised by Boston Company
Just what you want on a VACATION or for your summer home. Various pure wines and liqueurs offered by the LOS ANGELES COMPANY of Boston, with a book of 50 punch receipts to every customer. Also advertising 4X Rye whiskey at $1.00 per quart. Orders by mail or express, ship quick.
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LOS Angeles Company
Summer Street
Boston
Zelephone
Oxford
Miss Maude Fortescue Becomes Bride of New Yorker
New York June 20 Grace Church hosts the wedding of Miss Maude Fortescue daughter of Mrs. Robert B Roosevelt to Ernest Sutton Pickhardt of New York. The bride a Queen's College London graduate and artist was given away by her stepfather Hon. R. B. Roosevelt former minister to The Hague. Best man Walter Burlingame Odiorne of Boston. ushers include Charles Warner Shope Robert L Raymond Arthur H Jones and Kenyon Fortescue. The ceremony was led by Rev J W Prescott with assistance from Rev Dr W R Huntington.
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New York
Grace Church
Maude Fortescue
Robert B. Roosevelt
Ernest Sutton Pickhardt
Queen’s College, London
R. B. Roosevelt
the Hague
Walter Burlengame Odiorne
Boston
Charles Warner Shope
Robert L. Raymond
Arthur H. Jones
Kenyon Fortescue
J. WI. Prescott
St. Ann's Church
Sayville, R. I
W. R. Huntington
Moore Swift Beverly Farms Bride at St Peter's Church
The June 20 wedding of Mabelle Swift of Chicago and Clarence Moore of Washington DC occurred at noon in St. Peter's Church. Rev. J W Huiginn officiated with Frank Moore as best man, Mrs R G Shaw Jr matron of honor, and ushers R G Shaw Jr T N Page R L Beekman J M Biddewell. Organist was B Whitney of Boston.
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Beverly Farms
Mabelle
E. C. Swift
Chicago
Clarence Moore
Washington, D. C
St. Peter’s Church
J. W. Huiginn
Frank Moore
Washington
R. G. Shaw, Jr
Hamilton
R.L. Beekman
New York
T. N. Page
J. M. Biddewell
B. Whitney
Church of the Advent
Boston
Edith Fiske Weds Dr. E H Bradford at King's Chapel
Edith Fiske daughter of the United States commissioner and Mrs Fiske wed Dr. E H Bradford in Bradford Fiske family circles at King's Chapel. Rev H M Brown officiated. Elizabeth Fiske served as maid of honor and R T Fiske was best man amidst a full church and notable guests.
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King’s Chapel
Laurel
Edith Fiske
United States
F. 8. Fiske
E. H. Bradford
H. M. Brown
Elizabeth Fiske
R. T. Fiske
Laura Elizabeth Hunter and W Walter Taylor Wedding in Roxbury Cambridge
The marriage of Miss Laura Elizabeth Hunter of Roxbury to W Walter Taylor of Cambridge was held yesterday at noon at the bride’s parents home, 74 Vernon Street, bringing together many Boston and Cambridge society figures. The ceremony occurred at the Hunters’ residence.
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Laura Elizabeth Hunter
Roxbury
W. Walter Taylor
Cambridge
Boston
James Bartlett Hunter
Vernon Street
Bates Clarke Wedding Announced in New York Church
The wedding of Harry Wakefield Bates of this city to Grace Clarke of New York was announced. The ceremony occurred Tuesday at the Church of St Mary the Virgin in New York, performed by Rev John Adam Binn. Bates is a partner of ex Mayor Josiah Quincy and president of the Boston Financial News.
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Harry Wakefield Bates
Grace Clarke
Thomas Benedict Clarke
New York
Church of St. Mary the, Virgin
John Adam Binn
Bates
Josiah Quincy
Boston Financial News
Beaver and Tighe Tie Pretty Endicott Street Nuptials
A marriage was solemnized at St Mary's Church Endicott Street between John T Beaver a North End resident with the United States railway mail service and Miss Charlotte K X Tighe of Somerville The nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev Father Byrnes at 9 o clock.
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St. Mary’s ‘Church
Endicott Street
John T. Beaver
North End
United States Railway
Charlotte KX. Tighe
Somerville
Father Byrnes
Lothian James Weds Buxton Lothian in Ashmont
The wedding of Sarah Lillian James daughter of Mr and Mrs George James of Shmont to Mr Gies Buxton Lothian former Boston Museum treasurer and upcoming Colonial Theatre business manager occurred last evening at 7 Ocean Street Ashmont. The bride wore a white Liberty oils gown with lace yoke and sleeves. Attending were Marjorie Crane and Rita Milliken. Little Raymond Piper nephew of the bride acted as page. Mr A E Lothian was best man.
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Sarah Lillian “James
George James
Shmont
Gies Buxton Lothian
Boston Museum
New Colonial Theatre
Ocean
Ashmont
Thian
Joe
James
Marjorie Orane Rita Milliken
Raymond Piper
Pase
A. E. Lothian
Percival Shep ard wedding at Prospect Hill Church Somerville
In Prospect Hill Congregational Church Somerville last evening Miss Fannie Whitney She ard daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles I Shepard 62 Vinal Avenue Somerville wed Mr Arthur William Percival of Buffalo New York Rev Edward Sampson Tead officiated Miss Flora M Burgess Melrose Highlands maid of honor bridesmaids Josephine Kimbal and Florence A Eaton Somerville Best man Marcellus Houdlette Melrose Highlands.
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Prospect Hill Congregational Church
Somerville
Fannie Whitney Sheard
Charles I. Shepard
Vinal Avenue
Arthur William Percival
Buffalo, N. Y
Edward Sampson Tead
Flora M. Burgess
Melrose Highlands
Josephine Kimeball
Florence A. Eaton
Marcellus Houdlette
Armington Moulton Marriage Report at Church Ceremony
Ada Bertha Moulton and James R. Armington wed last night in the Church of the East with Rev. William Bie officiating. Edith Moulton served as bridesmaid in blue silk muslin with cream lace. Clarence Armington acted as best man.
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Ada Bertha Moulton
James R. Armington
Flood Curnane wedding in Everett yesterday
Daniel J. Flood and Margaret Curnane were married yesterday in Everett. J J Curnane served as best man and Saneeood was bridesmaid. Father Mogren officiated. The couple departed for Niagara Falls for their honeymoon.
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Daniel J. Flood
West End
Iss Margaret Curnane
Everett
J. J. Curnane
Miss Saneeood
Father Mogren
Niagara Falls
Marriage Unites Caroline Capenaughter and George E Hyde Sr
Miss Caroline Capenaughter and George E Hyde Sr of Roxbury were married at All Souls Church Roxbury in a ceremony shifting the decor with palms evergreen and white peonies inside the chapel.
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All Souls’ Church
Elm Hill Avenue
Warren Street
Roxbury
Caroline
Select wedding of Thel Maud Woo and Bonnell Swift
A very select wedding was held last night at the home of Mrs Abby N below Street Cambridge. Thel Maud Woo and Bonnell Swift, both of Arlington, were married in a ceremony conducted by a close actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thel Maud Woo
Bonnell Ke Swift
Arlington
Ge F Srondactor
Abby N
Hall Gilman Nuptials At Bride’s Parents Residence
The marriage of Ali Allen to a groom from Bomerville took place last evening at the bride’s parents’ residence. The event occurred on Colle avenue with the families of both sides in attendance.
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R Yeaaert
Bomerville
Pere Armitt
Colle Avenue
Leg Ali Allen
Six Horses Burned In Charlestown Stable Fire
An old wooden stable at Rutherford avenue in Charlestown burned last night killing six horses. Firefighters and Patrolman James Hoy fought the blaze after pulling the alarm from Box 459 at 8 55. Some horses owned by James Spratt and Blacksmith Mudge were saved, but the others died. Losses include $2000 for the Spratt & Son horses and wagonage, plus $1500 for the Powers estate building.
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Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
James Hoy
James Spratt
Mudge
James ,Spratt
Programme for Cubans at Harvard Summer Courses
The Cuban teachers will study in a complete summer program at Harvard with forty instructors under E C Hille. Courses cover English history psychology education and more, including lantern slides and excursions. Open to women for kindergartening and to men for American sloyd, with schedules from 8:30 to 9:15 and 11:30 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
E. C. Hille
Rollins College
Florida
Marcou
J. D. M. Ford
Vta
North
South America
Gaspard de Coligny
Josiah Royce
E. L. Morse
Phil Sheridan
Chioan
Ante Lane
Lantern al
Changes at St Marys Parish School
The Sisters of Notre Dame will leave St Marys Parish School on North Margin Street after over 50 years of service. No fault with current staff or instruction. declining parish enrollment led to economy measures. A religious community will take charge of both boys and girls for lower compensation.
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Sisters of Notre Dame
St. Mary’s
North Margin Street
Invincibles Lose Appeal Over Deportation
Washington officials deny the appeal by James Fitzharris and Joseph Mullet of the Irish Invincibles, upheld by New York immigration officials who detained them for deportation after felony convictions tied to the Phoenix Park killings of Lord Cavendish and Thomas Burke in 1882. The Treasury solicitor rejects treating the crime as a political offense, placing them outside landing rights.
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Washington
Taylor
James Fitzharris
Joseph Mullet
Invincibles
Miration
New York
Lord Cavendish
Thomas Henry Burke
Phenix Park
Dublin
The
Treasury
Fitzharris
Mullet
Dublin Convention Ends With War in South Africa Condemnation
The Nationalist convention in Dublin concluded under President John Redmond with William Redmond proposing a resolution condemning the war in South Africa and urging both republics to maintain their independence. The measure was adopted.
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Dublin
John Redmond
United Irish Parlamentary Party
William Redmond
South Africa
Hart in Subway Station Injury Report at Boylston
Mrs. Mary O'Brien of 4 Chelsea Street East Boston fell ill after alighting a car at Boylston Street subway station around 7 to 8 o'clock. She was taken to hospital and later returned home.
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Mary O’brien
Chelsea Street
Boston
Boylston Street
Subway
Tee Ng
Hoseas
Implied Patent Medicine Claim in Early Ad Advertisement
An early 20th century advertisement promotes immediate relief from fever and indigestion using Dyepepain and FP XX, offering a one box guarantee of cure and urging purchase at all druggists with Be in the listing.
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Alexander
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Roosevelt
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Hanna
Sen Wenry Carot Lone
Joan Duncan
Acawrs
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Miss Maude Fortescue
Moore
Bradford
Fiske
Hunter
Lothian
Percival
Shepard
Armington
Moulton
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Gilman
Hunter Rye
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad Street
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ST. Mary's
Great Britain
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