Stump Speaking Critique by Lieutenant-Governor Guild
Lieutenant-Governor Guild spoke to Boston's Young Men's Catholic Association at Boston College Hall on stump speaking. He argued public speakers must study and avoid overstating claims while recognizing honest dissent, noting changes in political oratory and the need for courtesy across parties.
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Young Men's Catholic Association of Boston
Boston
College Hall
Forrest
Booth
Blockade of Orinoco Raised by Cuban Move
The State Department received a cablegram from United States Charge Russell at Caracas reporting that President Castro has raised the blockade of the Orinoco River, initially declared on March 7. Relief followed, as enforcement could have sparked friction or renewed hostilities.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Charge Russell
Caracas
Orinoco River
Castro
Coghlan's squadron sent to Honduras
The Caribbean squadron under Admiral Coghlan has been ordered to Honduras to protect American interests amid a rising revolution. The fleet includes the Olympia Panther Marietta Vixen and Brutus with the Vixen to remain under command at San Juan. The move aims to deter interference and enable action via direct presence.
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Coghlan
Honduras
Darling
San Juan
Olympia
Panther
Marietta
Vixen
Brutus
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Ceiba
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Extra Session in Fall Not Thought Likely
Senators who spoke with the President today say they believe it unlikely an extraordinary session will be called next autumn. They cite state elections in November and members' focus on political affairs as reasons, and note maintaining a quorum at an extraordinary session would be difficult.
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Washington
Congress
Post Office Adds Seven Clerks to Boston Office
Postmaster Hibbard received widespread congratulations as the Post Office Department announced the addition of seven clerks to the Boston office and salary increases. The salary boost touched clerks throughout the district, turning the day into a discussion of higher pay and expanded staffing.
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Postofice
Boston
Central Postoffice
L Men's Union Moves Ahead With Organizing Drive
Members of a new road employees union express determination to proceed. A Sunday meeting will form a headquarters committee and invite new members. Speakers are lined up and goals include a sick benefit fund of five dollars a week and other aims.
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W. E. Kelly
Quincy Street Railway Union
Ston Union
Howtoh
Plans For Miles Visit In Boston Details
General Miles visits Boston marching from Back Bay station to Hotel Touraine on March 16. He attends a reception at the Women’s Club and a banquet with Gov Bates. March 17 includes a breakfast at Hotel Somerset, a South Boston parade, then a citizens’ banquet with dignitaries and officers.
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Touraine
Women's Club
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Methodist Social Union
George F. Washburn
Bates
General Miles
Hotel Touraine
Guild
Collins
Dalton
Brigham
Hagar
Perrins
South Bosane
Citizens’ Committee
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