Potter Bishop Criticized for Philippine Views and Imperial Ties
Secretary Winslow of the New England Anti Imperialistic League criticizes Bishop Potter of New York for his pro imperial statements seen after a Philippines trip. He notes Potter's English clergy associations and urges that church leaders favor retreat from the Philippines as a stable government is formed.
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Potter
New York
Erving Winslow
New England
Philippines
League
Otis
Winslow
Manila
Winglow
Isses
Bish Potter
Church of England
Amelia
United Sates
America
Episcopal Church
Edman
Petto
Chinese minister named in New York marital scandal
Wu Ting Fang figure linked to a Broadway divorce case as Mrs. Blackinton elopes with another man. Washington denies minister’s involvement though he was in New York for a banquet. Detective work and a hurried exit accompany Mrs. Blackinton as she leaves with jewels worth 15000 dollars.
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Melvina Blackinton
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
New York
Blackinton
Parker
Broadway
Legation
Tea’ Merchants’ Association
W. Sumner Blackinton
Mt Hope Cemetery Adds Land In Estate Purchase
The Mt Hope Cemetery trustees report the annual record not issued. The Orton estate adds 1,262.10 percent square feet about thirty acres to the cemetery, now comprising acres. The financial condition is reported excellent.
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Mt. Hope Cemetery
Orton
Girl Somnambulist Found Wandering in Boston Streets
Bertha Harrington aged 17 of Roxbury was found in a sleepwalking state on Tremont street around 8 AM yesterday by a Division 10 patrolman. It took an hour to awaken her and she requested to go home despite the doctor urging hospital care. Medical officials fear the exposure will hinder her recovery from grip illness.
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Bertha Harrington
Terrace Street
Roxbury
Tremont Street
Division 10
City Hospital
Businessmen in Boston urged to attend revival prayer meeting
Evangelistic Association of New England calls Boston business men to a revival prayer gathering at 1:30 pm on Wednesday March 28 in Tremont Place rear of Tremont Building. George H Shaw John E Gray and R W Babson direct the effort with Shaw a trustee of Northfield schools and Moody founder D L Moody connection.
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Boston
Evangelistic Asociation of
New England
Evangelistic Association of
Smith College Glee Club Presents Annual Concert
The Smith College glee club concert at the Academy of Music drew audiences from Harvard Amherst and other colleges. Boston theatre listings note continued runs for Geisha Master and Pupil The Only Way Bobbie in The Little Minister and other acts with multiple venues and famed performers.
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Northampton
Glee Club
Smith College
Academy of Music Tonight
Harvard
Ale
Amherst
Boston
Geisha
Tremont Theatre
Miss Ashley
Miss Royton
Mr. Stewart
Mr. Mceatyn
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Park Theatre
Henry Miller
Boston Museum
Grent
Mr. Miller
Sidney Carton
Maude Adams
Bobbie
Hollis Street Theatre
L’aiglon
Rostand
Zeb
Zarrow
The
Howard
Ricks
Hollis Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
Charles Frohman
Eve'gs
Theatres Roundup of Spring Plans and Casts in Boston
Boston theatre news reports Mary Sanders and others seeking returns and new engagements. Plans include Miss Sawers at Herald Square New York and Coralie Co at Park Theater Boston, with July and April openings, and notes on Daly and Lederer negotiations, lawsuits, and upcoming vaudeville.
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R. E. Johnston
Mary Sanders
Boston
Miss Sawers
Herald Square Theatre
New York
Coralie & Co
the Park
Chinatown
Mrs. Gilbert
Hollis
Annie Russell
Miss Hobbs
Augustin Daly
George W. Lederer
Cissy Loftus
Violet Grey
Salvation Army
Madison Square Theatre
White Horse Tavern
Bessie Tyree
Charles Frohman
America
Arthur Sullivan
Frank Daniels
A. A. Hashin
W. A. Brady
Manhattan Theatre
Minnie Dupree
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Portland
Elsie de Wolfe
David Harum
Buffalo
London
Howard
Smith
Cook
England
Rawin
Milton
Boyle
Keith’s
Impudence
Boston Theatre
Fritz Williams
Esther Tittell
Park Theatre
Frohman
Sam Reed
Percy Brooke
Brandon Hurst
George W. Howard
Jay Wilson
James Kearney
Neilie Butler
Maggie Holloway Fisher
Marie Derickson
May Galver
May Lambert
Anita Rothe
P. J. McCarthy
Grand Opera House
Theodore Babcock
Tremont Theatre
Ares Dixon-McGovern
Nickelodeon
Chelsea Purim Play Presented by Sabbath School
The Chelsea Dorshath Zion Sabbath school held its second annual Purim entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall Chelsea. The play Queen Esther featured twenty one children in the cast under the direction of Lillian Middleton Cox before a large audience.
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Chelsea Dorshath Zion Sabbath School
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Chelsea
Lillian Middleton Cox
Internal Revenue Receipts Rise in February and Eight Months
Washington March 21. Internal revenue receipts for February totaled 20 809 665 dollars up 1 160 659 from February 1899. Over the last eight months receipts reached 195 608 878 dollars, up 16 820 184 from the prior period.
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Washington
Lawrence Woman Identified After River Find
The body found in the Merrimack River near Newburyport was identified as Mrs. Margaret death of Lawrence. Her home near the riverbank suggests an accidental fall into the water.
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Newburyport
Merrimack River
Margaret
Lawrence
Easter Millinery Display Dazzles Shoppers at Houghton & Duton
As Easter nears, Houghton & Duton unveils a Paris inspired millinery window. Mirrors show every hat and the department reports large crowds admiring international styles. The shop promises ongoing openings through the week and extends a cordial welcome to visitors and buyers.
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Window
Houghton & Dutton
Paris
Boston
Rand
Boy 15 Kills Father to Save Mother in Chicago
Bertie Finch, 15, shot and killed George Finch to stop him from attacking his wife with a butcher knife. Police took Bertie into custody as he wept, saying he would do it again to protect his mother if needed.
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Chicago
Bertie Finch
George Finch
One Cent Loan Company Suit Wins for Starkweather
The case of Joseph H. Starkweather versus John F. Morris at 178 Washington Street ended in favor of Starkweather. After two years in court, a jury awarded $446.67 plus interest, ruling the wage assignment obtained by Morris likely fraudulent and intended as security rather than a legitimate claim.
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Joseph H. Starkweather
John F. Morris
The
One Cent Loan Company
Blake & Co
Washington Street
Starkweather
Deer Island
Morris
Tarkweather
Kansas Editor Shot in Troy Affair Sparks County War
Frank W. Elliott editor of the Troy Times a Democratic weekly was shot as he stepped from a train in Troy Kansas. Friends say the attempted assassination stems from long running political strife in Doniphan County with bitter local factions.
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Troy
Kan
Frank W. Eliatt
Troy Times
Elliott
Doniphan
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