China Warship Talk Denied By Washington And London
Washington denies sending warships to China to back England and protect the Pekin legation. The State Department states only one vessel is bound for service in China, with other ships on the Asiatic coast for health and dispatches. In Pekin anti foreign sentiment rises as officials rewarded for hostility to foreigners loom larger. London reiterates Britain will defend British interests and denies U.S. warship plans.
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Washington
United States
Ching
England
Codger
State Department
China
Asiatic
Watson
Navy Department
Japan
Régon
New Orleans
Yokohama
Shan Tung
PEKIN
Hen-Tung
Li- Peng-Hing
Shan-Tung
Yuh-Sien
Shan-Si
London
House of Commons
Foreign Office
William St. John Broderick
Appropriations Bill Moves Through Senate
Senate passed the executive and judicial appropriation bill totaling over 26 million dollars without debate. A second measure creating a commission to settle Spain war claims also cleared, while Porto Rico tariff provisions stirred caucus debate. The House later non-concurred with Senate amendments and sent the bill to conference.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Spain
Foraker
Beveridge
Porto Rico
Turto Rico
Spormer
House
District of Columbia
Cannon, Moody
Massachusetts
McRae
Andover Alumni Honor Color on Good Citizenship
At the Phil lips Andover Academy Alumni Association reunion and banquet at the Hotel Vendome last night, Cecil Bancroft Arthur Hadley Le Baron Briggs Bird Coler James Henry Flint Francis Hazlewood E Winchester Donald and others attended. Comptroller Coler urged good citizenship and civic responsibility in schools. Principal Bancroft noted the academy trains more boys for college than any comparable institution. Yale President Hadley urged integrated education and consolidation for greater educational power. Over 100 graduates attended led by Samuel C Darling.
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Phillips
Andover Academy Alumni Association
Hotel Vendome
Cecil ‘Tf. P.’ Bancroft
Academy
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
le ‘Baron Russell’ Briggs
Harvard University
Bird §. Coler
City of
E. Winchester Donald
Trinity Church
Coler
Bancroft
Hadley
Yale
Samuel C. Darling
Gypsy Mot Committee to Report on Extermination Funds
The Gypsy Mot committee is due to report to the legislature tomorrow on whether to appropriate 200000 more this year for exterminating the gypsy moth. The panel, like the Post earlier, backs no extra funds and suggests abolishing the commission, with only Rep Bliss of Ward 1 dissenting.
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Bliss
Ward 1
Cole to Plead Today in Indictment Case
Charles F. Cole former Globe employee must appear before Judge Lowell to plead to the grand jury indictment. He may file a demurrer to challenge errors in the indictment or await a possible new bond as his attorneys seek to secure release. Benjamin F. Smith, Tremont Street undertaker and Cole’s principal bondsman, died at his home on Beacon Street Sunday.
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Charlies F. Cole
Globe 9 Pos
Lowell
Cole Ayl
Benjamin F.smith
Tremont Street
Eacon Street
Cole
Casey
Afl
Moody to not defend ex President Cole in bank wreck case
Washington reports that Congress and Moody will not defend ex President Cole when he faces trial for wrecking the Globe National Bank. Moody had agreed to defend Cole subject to trial not interfering with his congressional duties.
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Washington
Congressan Moody
Cole
Globe National Bank
Moody
Surprise party for Mr and Mrs Feingold at Hanover Street home
A pleasant surprise party was held for Mr and Mrs H Feingold Sunday evening at their home 202 Hanover Street. About 40 people attended. Gifts included a pretty punch bowl and a cut glass mirror. A supper and entertainment followed.
Speaker Blocking Resolutions Stirs House Debate
In Wheeler Kentucky introduced resolutions to investigate charges by former Consul Macrum, delayed for a month. Speaker Henderson suppresses them citing White House guidance that investigation now would be unwise and harm the Republican party.
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Washington
Henderson
Macrum
House
Wheeler
Kentucky
White House
Porto Rican Duties Denied Injunction Granted Appeal
Judge Lacombe denies A. & Lascelles & Co. request for injunction against Collector Bidwell to stop Porto Rico duties. He holds adequate remedy at law exists under the customs administrative act.
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New York
Lacombe
Bidwell
Porto Rico
A. & Lascelles & Co
Porto Rico Needs Petition Presented by San Juan Group
A 10 000 strong gathering led by the San Juan Chamber of Commerce met at the Governor General’s palace to present island needs. The deputation was received by Lieutenant Colonel Hall in General Davis’s absence. Proceedings will be sent to Washington. The crowd cheered for the United States and the Governor General as it dispersed orderly.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
United States
Admiral Dewey To Visit Jacksonville This Week
Admiral Dewey has accepted Jacksonville invitation and will arrive late this week. The key event will be a reception and banquet next Saturday.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Dewey
Banquet Hails Cronin for AOH leadership in Suffolk
William J. Cronin of East Boston, county president of the AOH, was toasted at a compliments banquet in Hibernian Hall Suffolk county officers and many dignitaries attended. Speakers implied Cronin’s retirement from the county role could lead to his advancement as State president with his candidacy publicly anticipated.
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William J. Cronin
East
Boston
Order
Suffolk County
Hibernian
Johnson
Cronin
J. A. Punch
Charles McCarthy
Cremin
John J. Douglass
Thomas K. Kelley
C. 8. Healey
J. EB. Fitzgerald
John Doan
Daniel O'Donovan
Thomas Arthur
J. A. Quinn
J. F. Coleman
Popular Professor Mitchell Cheered by Students at Union Dinner
At a Methodist Social Union dinner in Boston, more than a hundred Boston University Theological School students cheered Prof H G Mitchell amid applause and waving napkins. Hon Edward H Dunn gave the welcome and named faculty members, while James M Buckley of the Christian Advocate spoke.
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H. G. Mitchell
Boston University Theological School
Boston University Theological
Edward H. Dunn
Mitchell
Warren
James M. Buckley
Christian Advocate
New York
Cleric and Lai Reciprocities Topic Draws 300 at Event
Professor Mitchell and 300 attendees gathered as Dr. Buckley spoke on Cleric and Lai Reciprocities in Methodism. Notables at the head table included President Warren, Professors Barker and Rishel, Rev Heartwell, and several others from the university and Social Union.
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Mitchell
Buckley
Warren
University
J. M. Barker
H. H. Heartwell
HH. Sheldon
Atwood
Cambridge Club Dinner Deliberates on Manufacturing Topic
At Young's Hotel last evening the Cambridge Club discussed manufacturing in Fae ee with President George Howland Cox presiding. Speakers included Henry W. Lamb of Lamb & Ritchie and Lewis Parkhurst of Ginn & Co.
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Fae Ee
Cambridge Club
Young's Hotel
George Howland Cox
Henry W. Lamb
Lamb & Ritchie
Lewis Parkhurst
Ginn & Co
Wellesley Club Meets at Hotel Brunswick
The Wellesley Club met at Hotel Brunswick with about 80 members present. Hon. Joseph E. Selfe presided as Osborne Howes spoke on County Government.
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Wellesley Club
Hotel Brunswick
Joseph E. Selfe
Osborne Howes
Indictments Hammer Policy Frauds in New York Court
The grand jury in Recorder Goff's court returns fourteen indictments against policy defendants, none targeting police officials. East Side resort managers McGurk's and Little Buck's face trial for violating the music hall act by permitting music in a drinking venue. Magistrate Flammer notes music as the draw and signals a test of where music becomes criminal between Bowery restaurants and Fifth Avenue hotels.
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New York
Goff
Putnam
East Side
McGurk's
Little Buck’s
Flammer
Bowery
Fifth Avenue
Elevator Death Claims James M. King at Boston Mailing
James M. King a colored eighteen year old worker for the Boston Mailing Company at 60 India Street Cambridgeport died instantly in an elevator accident at 3 45 yesterday afternoon. He and another employee were watching the freight elevator climb when King attempted to board it and was crushed between the elevator and the wall. The body was taken by Tinkham and Sand the medical examiner notified. King had only worked for about a week and lived on Columbia Street Cambridgeport.
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James M. King Colored
Boston
India Street
King
Bob
Tinkham Sand
Columbia Street
Cambridgeport
Ojibways Leave Boston for Home Chiefs Hopeful
Kabaoosa and Wabanoosa, Ojibway braves who visited Boston for the Sportsman's Show, travel from New York to home while seeking the chief position vacated by the death of Bugwujjinene. Guided by Francis West they toured sites, met Longfellow’s daughters, and heard of their ties to Hiawatha before heading to the Canadian reservation.
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Kabaoosa
Wabanoosa
Boston
New York
Bugwujjinene
Francis West
Longfellow
Cambridge
Hiawatha
McCarthy Fund Grows with New Donations
The McCarthy fund for Hoseman Patrick J. McCarthy receives additional pledges from D C Sanborn T J Heffran Luce Manning Mrs Mary E B TOGO and others totaling 2233 as of March 19 1900. Contributions listed include Boston Daily Advertiser supporters Henry M Whitney and donors such as A Shumanee H Ellerton Lodge John H Able M B H and more.
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Kidder, Peabody & Co
Patrick J. McCarthy
Seeesees
D.C. Sanborn
T. J. Heffran
Seeee Chew
Luce & Manning
Mary EB. Togo
Boston ‘Daily ‘Advertiser
Seeseeneressahaweesereeetanes
Henry M. Whitney
A. Shumanee Eeea Heaves
Ae H. Ellerton Lodge
John H. Able M
B. H
Boston Theatre Benefit For Late Hoseman McCarthy Family
Theatres will be represented at a Boston Theatre benefit next Sunday night for the family of the late Hoseman Patrick J McCarthy. Seats went on sale yesterday morning and the response is strong, with demand likely to tax the house capacity.
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Boston
Patrick J. McCarthy
Harmony at Harvard Unites Music Clubs in Sanders Theatre
The consolidated glee mandolin and banjo clubs of Harvard held a joint concert at Sanders Theatre last evening. The program featured many pieces new to Cambridge audiences and included songs by Harvard students accompanying the Glee Club. The merger, though previously unsuccessful, proved effective and produced a distinctive collaboration.
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Consolidated Musical Club of
Harvard
Glee
Sanders Theatre
Landes
Cambridge
Glee Club
Belmont Places Record $2 Million Life Policy on McDonald
August Belmont secured what is believed to be the largest single life insurance policy on John McDonald a New York contractor for the rapid transit tunnel. The $2,000,000 policy covers five years and will be distributed among major U S and some English companies.
Metropolitan Street Railway Gains Control of Third Avenue
President H. H. Vreeland announced that the Metropolitan Street Railway Company has acquired a controlling interest in the Third Avenue Street Railway Company, confirming a shift in control of the system.
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Third Avenue
New York
H. H. Vreeland
The
Metropolitan Street Railway Company Tonight
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Third Avenue Street Railway Company
Beginning of Crusade Rides Off District Women in Custody
Officers from Station 8 arrested thirteen women described as vicious during a district cleanup on Joy Street. All inmates, unnamed in bail records, were lodged with no bail. The operation recalled a prior mock cleanup by Captain Cain in Division 4. Those charged with street walking include Teresa Hagan Ida Haughton Anna Baxter Georgia Walsh Ella Allen Agnes Burke Lizzie Parker Maude Murchie Florence Eagan Emma Shaw Margaret Byrd Amy Clement and Emma Anderson.
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Station 8
Joy Street
Cain
Division 4
Howard
Tremont Row
Teresa Hagan
Ida Haughton
Anna Baxter
Georgia Walsh
Ella Allen
Agnes Burke
Lizzie Parker
Maude Murchie
Florence Eagan
Emma Shaw
Margaret Byrd
Amy Clement
Emma Anderson
Lomasney Wins Ward 8 Special for General Court Seat
Joseph P. Lomasney, the Democratic candidate, won the Ward 8 special election for the General Court with 1217 votes against Samuel Goodman 27 and John Weaver Sherman 98, a 960 vote plurality. The contest featured saloon closures on one ward side, leaving opposite doors open on streets like Cambridge and Causeway.
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E. J. Donovan
Joseph P. Lomasney
Samuel Goodman
John Weaver Sherman
Lomasney
Goodman
Sherman
Mr. Lomasney
Cambridge Street
Causeway Street
Death of 5 year old Catherine Prescott sparks Dakota Street discussion
In Dorchester near Stanley street, Catherine Prescott died after a week with pneumonia with no medical doctor summoned. Mr. W. H. Prescott says Christian Scientists attended at her bedside and declines to name them, citing public skepticism of Christian Science. The Prescotts live in a large new Stanley street home.
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Stanley Street
Dorchester
Catherine Prescott
W. H. Prescott
Prescott
Post
Prescotts
Lawson Again At Massachusetts Gas Hearings
The Massachusetts State House committee resumed hearings on the gas question. Thomas W. Lawson defended his claim of paid editorials in Boston papers tied to H. M. Whitney, while Forrest A. Hall pressed for a summons as Lawson faced questions about editorial funding. Walter R. Addicks discussed gas versus coal costs for heating, noting 60,000 to 70,000 gas heating appliances in use.
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State House
Committee of Manufactures
Lawson
Boston
H. M. Whitney
Forrest A. Hall
Ngonesemance
J. Edward Addicks
Engstrom
Suboena
Whipple
CC. W
Barren
Butler
Walter R. .Addicks
Addicks
Committee Debates Probing New England Gas and Coke Company
The committee on manufactures failed to reach agreement on investigating the New England Gas and Coke Company after two sessions. A key issue at the next hearing will be whether the company is a Massachusetts organization.
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New England Gas and Coke Company
Massachusetts
New Magdalene Presented at Dudley Street Opera House
The Deutsche Theater Gesellschaft staged Die Neue Magdalene at the Dudley Street Opera House last evening. The performance drew a well attended crowd and was adapted from Wilkie Collins English edition.
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Deutsche Theater. Gesellschaft
Dudley Street Opera House
Wilkie Collins
Galvin Rebuffed Over Ambulance Interference at Milk Street
Dr. Galvin chief surgeon of the Emergency Hospital faced police commissioners after a patrolmen’s interference with an ambulance at 81 Milk Street. The board claimed no authority, while Galvin vowed to refer charges against the officers for obstructing the transport of John Day injured when he fell from a car last Saturday evening.
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Mats
Galvin
Curtis
Milk Street
John Day
Sylvia Green Reported Engaged to Spanish Noble Duke
Miss Sylvia Green daughter of Hetty Green is said to be engaged to Duke de la Torre a Spanish nobleman Mrs Green denies the reports and the couple offer no comment.
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New York
Sylvia Green
Hetty Green
Duke de la Torre
Melrose Aldermen Nominate Assessors and Set City Budgets
Melrose March 19 The aldermen approved mayoral nominations for assessors Frank B Upham Joseph Edwards and Stephen Lovejoy The session also passed appropriations including Assessor s contingent fund 800 Election expenses 2500 Fire department 11500 Board of health 2100 Interest 26000 Memorial day 200 Police department 11500 Poor department 8000 Public library 2800 Public works highways 20000 Parks 400 Sidewalks 2500 Lighting 11600 City Hall 2000 Water department 22000 Schools 72000.
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Melrose
Melrose Aldermen
Gould
Frank B. Upham
Joseph Edwards
Stephen Lovejoy
Board of Health
Poor Department
Public Library
Public Works Department
Lowell Soldier Tim O Hara Recalls Philippines Service
Timothy O Hara of Company I Twenty sixth U S V is listed as casualty by the War Department on a Manila message from General Otis. A Lowell native, he previously served in the Seventh United States Artillery and studied law with D J Donahue before enlisting with Colonel Rice. He was known locally as a baseball player.
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Lowell
Timothy O’hara
Twenty-sixth
War Department
General Otis
Manila
Seventh
United States Artillery
D. J. Donahue
Rice
Philippines
Greig
McGiffert Withdraws from Presbyterian Church
New York March 19 Professor Arthur C McGiffert of Union Theological Seminary has withdrawn from the Presbyterian church amid heresy charges and plans to join the Congregational church.
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New York
Arthur C. McGiffert
Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
McGiffert
Congregational Church
Lincoln Platform Declares for Income Tax and Reforms
The Chicago Democracy platform aligned with Bryan calls for constitutional income tax powers, opposition to government by injunction, municipal ownership with initiative and referendum, pensions for soldiers, and an American Nicaragua canal fortified by the U S. It denounces the Dingley tariff, pledges anti trust warfare, favors silver coinage, anti imperialism, and says the Constitution follows the flag while opposing militarism and showing Boer sympathy.
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Lincoln
Chicago Democracy
Bryan
Chicago
Nicaragua
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