Lodge Defends Senate Rights Against Spanish Minister
In Washington on March 10 the Senate debated Spain's use of newspapers to relay criticisms of debate. Senator Lodge condemned the move as improper interference. colleagues urged restraint and emphasized the importance of diplomatic channels through the State Department.
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Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
Forecast for Wednesday says Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont will see increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures with northeast winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut face clouds and rain or snow later Wednesday with slight warming and northeasterly winds. Eastern New York is cloudy with rain or snow in the south Wednesday afternoon or night and warmer with northeasterly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Explosion Endangers Occupants in Four Story Brick Building
An early morning explosion at a four story brick building on the junction of Portland Travers and Merrimack streets caused extensive fire. The incident left male and female occupants injured with an estimated loss of 15000 dollars. The building housed a pharmacy on the street floor and a laboratory above. Upper floors and roof were gutted and several girls narrowly escaped as flames blocked routes.
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M. D. Berry
Jenks
Representa
Portland
Travers
Merrimack
Thomas L. Jenks
Thomas M. Lewis
Carl S. Sloan
BURKHARDT'S Malt Extract Promoted as Superior Liquid Food
Advertising copy extolls BURKHARDT'S Malt Extract as the finest liquid food ideal for nursing mothers invalids and convalescents. The note cites natural refinement and stimulating yet nourishing qualities and provides retail and contact details for the Burkhardt Brewing Co. Roxbury Massachusetts.
McKinley Gains Delegates as Reed Falls Short
Three Northern state conventions Rhode Island Kansas and Ohio favored McKinley while Reed received little support. Kansas dodged the financial issue and endorsed McKinley amid a silver hard money compromise. McKinley’s Ohio lead surprised no one and Foraker shared a telegram from Major McKinley praising his convention remarks.
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Kansas
Ohio
Maine
Reed
McKinley
Allison
Manderson
Morton
Kansas Republican convention backs McKinley for president
One of the largest Kansas Republican gatherings in Wichita proclaimed support for William McKinley amid riotous enthusiasm. The convention avoided the silver issue, with no monetary debate in the resolutions report. Cyrus Leland was re-elected chairman and delegates to St. Louis chosen.
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Wichita
Kan
McKinley
Ohio
Committee On Resolutions
Kansas
Cyrus Leland
St. Louis
Italian premier pledges troops for Abyssinia campaign
Rome dispatch reports Prime Minister Marquis di Rudini telegraphing General Baldissera to furnish all necessary troops for the Africa campaign. King Humbert accepts new ministers and vows Italy will honorably carry the war in Abyssinia to a successful outcome.
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Baldissera
Abyssinia
Africa
Humbert
Foraker Booms McKinley At Ohio Republican Session
Senator-elect Foraker urged Ohio Republicans to back McKinley for the presidency pledging the state's electoral vote by the largest margin. He praised McKinley as the ideal American leader and urged support if the St. Louis convention favors another candidate. Foraker also outlined caucus plans for state offices and affirmed platform goals on sound money and protection.
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McKinley
Icks
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Zanesville
Ohio
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Thomas B. Reed
Levi P. Morton
William B. Allison
Matthew Stanley Quay
St. Louis
Cesar
Rome
William McKinley
A. T. Wikoff
Doty
Cleveland
Board of Public Works
John Stillwell
Troy
Blackburn
Belmont County
Judge Williams
Supreme Bench
Anglin Pleads Guilty in Manslaughter Case
In Middlesex Court Judge Bond accepts Michael Anglin plea of manslaughter for killing James Culhane during a fall street brawl. Anglin faces sentencing Friday after striking Culhane with a blackjack amid surrounding combatants.
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Bond
Michael Anglin
James Culhane
Culhane
Michael
Thomas Anglin
Master Teamsters Plan Ladies Night at Banquet
The bi monthly meeting of the Master Teamsters Association was held last evening at the United States Hotel. Members unanimously voted to hold a ladies night at the annual meeting and banquet scheduled for the second Tuesday in May at the United States Hotel.
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Master Teamsters’ Association
United States
Rhode Island GOP Nominates Full Ticket at Providence Meeting
At the Republican State convention in Providence the party preserved last year's ticket: Governor Charles Warren Lippitt, Lieutenant-Governor Edwin R. Allen, Secretary of State Charles P. Bennett, Attorney-General Edward C. Dubois, and General Treasurer Samuel Clark. The platform supports protection, sound money, immigration limits, and stronger armed forces while opposing sectarian school funding. Reed received cheers as Elisha Dyer spoke on foreign policy and fiscal responsibility.
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Reed
Elisha Dyer
Great Britain
United States
Republican Party
Rhode Island
Maine
Charles Warren Lippitt
Edwin R. Allen
Hopkinton
Charles P. Bennett
Edward C. Dubois
East Providence
Samuel Clark
Lincoln
Stampede in St Louis crowds for McKinley as New York debates
Organizing a Stampede reports Ohio plans to send 10 000 men with brass bands to push McKinley at the St Louis convention. The McKinley camp claims strong New York and western support and fears Morton delegates switching sides. Ohio reformer allies warn Morton faces a rising McKinley tide with delegates chosen across many states.
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Platt
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Exposition Building
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Chicago
San Francisco
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Morton
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Thomas B.reed
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McKinsey
Taylor and Tondorf Given City Posts by Mayor
Mayor Quincy sent in nominations including Nathaniel H. Taylor for city collector and Joseph Tondorf for sealer of weights with eight deputies. The Board of Aldermen deferred action for one week for approval and confirmation of all appointments.
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Nathaniel H. Taylor
Board of Aldermen
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