Law and Order Groups Shamed for Corruption and Demoralization
The piece denounces the Law and Order League in Boston and Philadelphia for injudicious tactics and alleged corruption. It likens agents to spies and blackmailers, claims prosecutions are steered for personal gain, and argues such groups erode public trust and harm society.
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Imperial federation a dream or possible future for empire
The article weighs the rise of imperial federation and the Federation League led by London, noting Canada Australia India and other colonies forming branches. It questions the feasibility of a grand central parliament linking Britain and colonies and doubts the likelihood of a healthy distant head- member union while acknowledging possible future implications.
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London
Great Britain
Colonies
Resent
Canada
Australia
India
Cape of Good Hope
New Zealand
British Columbia
London Society
Dominion House of Parliament
Montreal
Toronto
Singapore
Hong Kong
Barbadoes
Gibraltar
Universal Brotherhood of Nations
Melbourne
England
Noted Clerical Worker in Political and Social Gossip
A jumbled compendium of political figures and social anecdotes mentions Mahone Ed Munds and various elites. The piece cites Ed Munds power, Sam Jones revival effects, palace gossip on Patti and Nicolini, and Harbor-era public figures, mixing humor, politics, and society notes across cities.
Whitney Distance from Broadway Franchise Scandal Seen
The article states Secretary Whitney had no direct involvement in Broadway railroad corruption. Whitney explains he was a shareholder in a company seeking to obtain the right to build a street railroad on New York's main thoroughfare. The deal was thwarted by Sharp purchasing the aldermen, and though Philadelphia capitalists offered leases, the arrangement never closed.
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New York Tribune
Whitney
Sharp
Philadelphia
Whitmey
Broadway
Seventh Avenue
New York
Mr. Whitney
Senator Jones and Vance in Senate Dispute Over Duty
The report notes Senator Jones's response to Senator Vance after Vance criticized Jones for absence from duties and pursuing a Detroit girl. It questions the relevance to whether a sane man can look after himself while noting Jones's role in entrusted public interests.
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Hartford Post
Blair
Senate
Senator Jones
Vance
Detroit
Boston Students Earn Honorary Exercises at Williams College
Three Boston seniors attend Williams College and are designated for honorary exercises on the commencement stage. The average grade to secure an appointment was eight on a ten point scale.
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Boston
Williams College
Attack on newspaper men and Keifer ridiculed
Riddleberger's attack on newspaper men paralleled Keifer's jeers and seems destined for oblivion. The piece suggests his retaliatory outburst offers him personal satisfaction but carries little significance.
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Riddleberger
Mr. Keifer
Canary swap leads to polite boot money in Detroit theft
A Detroit Free Press item reports a thief swapped a colored woman on Beaubien street's canary and its cage about two weeks prior. The culprit, moved by conscience, left a silver dollar in the old cage as boot money.
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Detroit Free Press
Park House Roast Beef Standout in Boston
The Park House gains note for serving the best roast beef in Boston, drawing local diners to its menu and reputation for quality.
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Boston
Phillips School Old Boys Gather For Annual Reunion
The Phillips School alumni held their third annual banquet and reunion at the Revere on Wednesday with over seventy-five members present. Mayor O'Brien and House Speaker J A Bracket attended, along with many former masters and local officials. A death notice for Amphion Gates was read and a new officers list was elected, led by President John F Andrew.
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Blanchard
James Hovey
Choel
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W. U Gifford
J. J. Carew
Henry Canning
Elias H. Marston
Charles I. Grimmons
Elmore E Locke
Walter H. Baker
George Smythe
Durgan
Daniel Cooledge
Frank J. Howe
Manley W. McClure
Charles E. Daniels
John F Andrew
Brackett
Thomas J. Gagap
Henry M. Furristall
Owen A. Galvin
S. S. Blanchard
Otis Norcross
Dwight Prouty
William A. Hiovey
Thomas J. Gargan
Charles A. Grimmons
A. M. Newton
Cheries T. Aborn
John F. Andrew
Charlies T. Aborn
D. Bradford Badger
J. J. Sullivan
Thomas F. Riley
Pleading for the Birds: Massachusetts SPCA Seeks School Bird Lesson
The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals asks the Legislature to require teachers to include instruction on protecting insect eating birds and kindness to animals. The society plans to pay for approved lessons to all Massachusetts schools, sending them through the State Board of Education. George T. Angell urges readers to support the act to stop bird extermination.
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Samuel Cu. Cobb
Henry 5S. Russell
J. Boyle O'Reilly
Samuel E. Sawyer
Charles F. Donnelly
William H. Baldwin
Russell Sturgis, Jr
J. Murray Forbes
George Noyes
Henry B. Hill
Massachusetts
State Board of Education
Boston
Dow
George T. Angell
Busy Japaneas Village Draws Crowds Across Sessions
Crowds filled the Japaneas Village with many visitors at day sessions and later hours. An interpreter noted the crowd resembled a bustling New York audience as vendors reported strong interest from attendees.
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Japaneas
New York
New York and New England Rail Cars Sail Across Boston Harbor
Boston hosts an epoch making move as ten freight box cars are floated from South Boston to East Boston aboard a broad float. The transfer, to end the era of street shuffles, links New York and New England with Boston and Maine lines for through freight to Portland.
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Entertainments This Week and Next at Boston Theatres
Attractions include three concerts at Music Hall with Lilli Lehmann Franz Rummel and M Ovide Musin next week. Hunted Down at Windsor daily. Maud Granger Modjeska return to Globe in Mary Stuart and Two Gentlemen of Verona after. The Private Secretary at Park Theatre and The Jilt at Museum conclude. A grand drum corps concert at Boston Theatre next Sunday. Lydia Thompson Oxygen at Bijou and Mikado at Hollis Street continue.
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Prima Doppa
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New York
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M. Ovide Musin
Katharine Rogers
the Windsor
Maud Granger
Modjeska
Globe Theatre
Mary Stuart
Camille
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Park Theatre
Museum
First Regiment
Joseph F. Clark
Reeves
D. W. Reeves
Howard
Margaret Mather
Leah
Julia
Juliet
Boston
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Bijou
Lydia Thompson
Conscripted Terms Prompt Public Debate
A Washington newspaper editor questions usage of conscripted and related forms in a discussion about naturalized Americans returning to Germany and facing military service. The piece quotes the editor's ridicule of improper spellings and notes a defender of precise language.
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Washington
United States
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Senators and Representatives Dress in a Mixed Fashion
Washington chronicle notes a shift from strict dark garments to casual, varied fabrics in Congress. It cites members like Lagalis, Sewell, Fitz John Porter, Butler, Ransom, Phelps, Long, Ranall, Reagan, Tillman and others in ensembles ranging from box suits to mixed goods and even no underclothes in winter.
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Washington
perfume bottle liquor lovers drama
A San Francisco Post tale describes a couple planning partnership and a man who steals a perfume bottle to sniff whiskey,Misread signals at a theater outing lead to heartbreak as trust fades between lovers, the scent haunting their bond.
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Pan Francisco Post
Mephisto Junior
Principles of Liberty and Public Trust in American Government
The bayonet is not fit for voting and the army should not influence presidential selections. Free institutions protect justice, rights, and the press. Public office is a trust. rulers must safeguard trial by jury habeas corpus and free speech while ensuring all classes share in Union prosperity.
Maine Club Disner Annual Winter Reunion Figures
The Maine Club gathered at Young's Hotel for its winter reunion with about fifty members present. Frank B. Rich presided as banquet host and officers were elected including President Frank Rich and secretary J. K. Wightman along with a slate of vice presidents, treasurer Doty, poet Hatch and an extensive executive committee.
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Maine
Young’s Hotel
Frank B. Rich
Frank & Rich
EB. Foster
E. E. Reynolds
A. N. Doe
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W. E. A. Clough
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Charles £. Hatch
A. K. Page
Humphrey
C. B. Houghton
M. Munroe
W.W. H. Alles
Joseph Lincoln
F. A. Rien
Frank Amback
T. W. Wesner
Henry Walters
K. Kendall
G. T. Stevens
W. KE. Amback
W. R.ali
Charles Robbins
Republicans Hold Annual Meeting at Parkers Mouse
The Republican Institution Club held its annual gathering at the Parkers Mouse last evening with about forty members present. William Warkman Jr presided and William Palkuan Jr was elected president.
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Parkers Mouse
William Warkman, Jr
William Palkuan, Jr
Fragmented Timetable Data With Prices and Times
A dense extract lists numerous times, prices, and route notes across multiple locations. It mentions pages or stations like Hyde Parks, Spring Street, West Hexbury, and Providence Wait, with scattered times such as 10.28 am and 11.86 am, and references to Return, Belton, and Shore Live. The text resembles a timetable row with fragmented figures.
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Coroucrd Salmo Ad And Bramour As Or
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