Protests at Faneuil Hall on Philippine War Torture Allegations
Speakers denounced torture of Filipinos and American soldiers in the Philippines and criticized the President, Senator Lodge, and the Senate committee for blocking investigations. Notables like Ex-Governor Boutwell and Rev. C. F. Dole led a gathering with Navy and Army veterans, merchants, and clergymen in attendance.
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Faneuil Hall
Lodge
Senate Committee
Boutwell
Charles S. Hamlin
Herbert Welsh
Philadelphia
John F. Hall
Kansas
C. F. Dole
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Moorfield Storey
Winslow Warren
Edwin D. Mead
William S. McNary
Charles Fleischer
Edward Atkinson
George B. McNeill
Miss Lopez
Ellen C. Richter
Syracuse
N. J
Albert L. Cross
Burlington
Daniel J. O’connor
Higginson
Hamlin
United States
Senator Lodge
George
Massachusetts
Indiana
Philippine Islands
North
Julius Cesar
William McKinley
Colonel Funston
Hoar
Lord Howe
Cornwallis
Roosevelt
Civil Service Frauds Threaten Broad Inquiries
The United States Civil Service Commission is poised to expose widespread exam fraud. Substituted “dummies” taking tests under real applicants’ names have implicated numerous people in government service. Secretary Stebbins has gathered strong handwriting evidence and summoned post office clerks for cross examination as he prepares to return to Washington to trigger a wider disclosure.
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Zema Cura
Zema-Cura
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West 22d St
New York
Houghton & Dutton
T. Metcalf & Co
Court St
Hubbell & McGowan
Washington St
Huntington
Massachusetts Aves
Essex Pharmacy
C. H. Hitchcock
Huntington Ave
J. W. Enright
Medford
Mass
United States Civil Service Commission
Curley
Examining Board
Massachusetts
Secret Service
Boston
Civil Service
Stebbins
Examining
Post Office
Ple
Henry Cabot Lodae
Senate Committee On Affairs
Philippine Islands
United States
Spain
Washington
Paris
Senate Committee
Cuba
Boston Mass Meeting Demands Truth on Philippine War
Citizens gather in Faneuil Hall on March 19 1903 to challenge Army policy and demand full disclosure. Speakers critique secrecy around Manila events, urge Roosevelt to inform the people, and urge accountability for military leaders and officials involved. Resolutions condemn concealment as tyranny and call for transparent records.
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Otis
Judge Advocate
Dewey
Manila
Philippines
Senator Lodge
Harrison
Reed
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
Vicinity
Faneuil Hall
Senate Committee On Affairs
Philippine Islands
Pno
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