Lorimer Sermon Attacks Trusts and Philippine Policy
Dr Lorimer at Tremont Temple denounces U S policy in the Philippines and condemns trusts and wealth as corrupting forces He criticizes Andrew Carnegie and related political corruption while urging vigilant public conscience amid fears of China tensions and imperial motives.
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United States
China
Andrew Carnegie
Dr. Lorimer
Tremont Temple
Philippine
Walter Scott
Pelf
Irtrusts
Scotland
America
Australia
England
Naboth
Japan
Philippine Islands
George Kennan
Philippines
Great Steel Combine
Elijah
William Liloyd Garrison
Charles Sumner
Wendell Philips
Hoar
Aged Harvard Ex-Treasurer Falls From Window
Edward W. Hooper, 62, former Harvard College treasurer, fell from a third story window at 49 Beacon Street in the early hours. He survived with scalp wounds and possibly a broken rib after crashing into a narrow yard protected by iron palings. a nurse and his three daughters aided him.
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Edward W. Hooper
Harvard College
Beacon Street
Mr. Hooper
Spruce Street
Hooper
Local bareknuckle fight ends in Lacroix victory near Worcester
Arthur La croix and Butch Morrissey, both 19, fought twenty minutes on Worcester outskirts with bare knuckles. Lacroix knocked out Morrissey as about 300 spectators watched and bets were placed. No resting period was allowed, and a small stake was at stake.
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Worcester
March
Arthur Lacroix
Butch” Morrissey
Lacroix
Castellane Faces Duel Fume as Cassagnac’s Challenge Grows
Paris reports Count Bon de Castellane, buoyed by victory over M. de Rodays, seeks another duel with Paul de Cassagnac the noted French duellist. Cassagnac, eager for a clash, may provoke Castellane while Rochefort’s past duel with Cassagnac is recalled, revealing a medal hidden under Rochefort’s clothing.
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Paris
Count Bon de Castellane
M. de Rodays
Paul de Cassagnac
France
Boni
le Igaro
Deroulede
Duke of Orleans
Joseph Reinach
Cassagnac
Castellane
M. de Cassagnac
Henri Rochefort
Rochefort
Ward Leaders to Control Votes of Small Contractors
The Republican strategy board in Boston plans to compile lists of watering and tip cart contractors by ward to award city work through ward committees. The aim is to secure votes for Mayor Hart’s re election by aligning small contractors with the party and suppressing independents.
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Board of Strategy
Republican Party of
Boston
Ward Committee
Strategy Board
Nore
Simon
Hart
Republican Strategy Board
Russell
Dorchester
Republican
Republican Party
Smallpox Scare Triggers Bus Vaccination on Yarmouth Boats
The Dominion government orders vaccination of all passengers landing at Yarmouth after a recent smallpox scare in Digby and the first patient arriving from Boston on the Yarmouth boat. A medical officer boarded two steamers from Boston and vaccinated twenty people before landfall.
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Halifax
N. S
Digby
Boston
Yarmouth
Dominion
Boston Bound Tug Ashore Near Baltimore
The M. E. Luckenbach of New York sailing from its port with barges Annie N. Smith bound for Boston and Nancy Pendleton for Providence went ashore off North Point near Baltimore and remained fast at 6 p m.
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Baltimore
M. E. Luckenbach
New York
Bis Port
Annie N. Smith
Boston
Nancy Pendleton
Providence
North Point
Russian Foreign Minister Agrees to Arbitration Over Tien Tsin Siding Dispute
London dispatch says Count Lamsdorff and Britain have agreed to submit the Tien Tsin railroad siding dispute to arbitration and settlement by Count von Waldersee. The decision was reported by the St. Petersburg correspondent of the Mines.
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London
St. Petersburg
Count Lamsdorff
Great Britain
Tien Tsin
Count von Waldergee
Aged Worcester Woman Arrested in Manslaughter Case
Miss Mary Schofield 70 is under arrest in Worcester on manslaughter charges after the death of Mrs Edna McKee at City Hospital. Autopsy by Dr Baker cites general peritonitis from an operation. Police say they have a strong case and she has relatives in Worcester.
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Worcester
Mary Schofield
Edna McKee
City T Hospital
Baker
Schofield
Fire from wreck devastates Glen Garden buildings
A rail wreck near Flemington New Jersey sparked a fire that destroyed nearly a dozen structures in Glen Garden. A collision of train sections caused oil to ignite, spreading flames along the railroad and burning several stores and the post office with an estimated loss of sixty thousand dollars.
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Flemington
N. J
Glen Garden
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Church Mortgage for 100000 Burned in New York
A $100,000 mortgage on St. Andrew's Methodist Church in New York was burned on the church platform this afternoon in a ceremony with a large crowd and accompanying services.
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New York
St. Andrew’s Methodist Church
Russia on Brink Revolution Narva Gate Workmen Reported
St Petersburg correspondent for the Daily Express says 100 workmen were killed or wounded at Narva Gate in the latest clash with Cossacks. The report frames the episode as a turning point amid upheaval in Russia.
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St. Petersburg
The
Daily Express
Narva Gate
Russia Scores Again as Korea Dismisses Brown
London reports the removal of Mr. McLeavy Brown from Korea’s customs post seen as another Russian win. Russia previously pressed for his 1895 and 1898 losses, and opposed a loan the Korean government sought to buy railway shares. The Daily Mail notes a protest by M Pavloff over foreigners in Korea’s government.
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London
McLeavy Brown
Russia
Chemulpo
Brown
Seoul
Fu-San
St. Petersburg
The
Daily Mail
M. Pavloff
Korea
Russians Plan Mass Meeting To Protest Czar Atrocities
Boston Russians organize a movement to protest the Czar's government and support uprisings in Russia. Prince Peter A. Kropotkin backs the plan and will help lead the initiative. The Educational Alliance hall at 183 Court Street will host a meeting Tuesday to form a society and invite prominent citizens and sympathizers.
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Russia
Boston
Peter A. Kropotkin
Educational Alliance
Court Street
Othelr
Carrie Nation Tours After Leavenworth Halt
Carrie Nation, after an eventful day at Leavenworth, arrived in Kansas City and then headed to Cincinnati to lecture. Police kept watch to prevent a joint smashing and blocked a possible Leavenworth Opera House speech, while she spoke to 300 on a vacant lot and critiqued Governor Rowland over a canteen.
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Kansas City
Leavenworth
Carrie Nation
Cincinnati
Leavenworth Opera House
National Soldiers
Fort Leavenworth
Rowland
Platt Amendment Favored in Santiago Leads to Acceptance
In Havana on March 2, the Republican party in Santiago endorsed the Platt amendment and instructed Gomez and Ferrer to vote for it at the constitutional convention. The move cleared political air, with few expecting the convention not to approve. American visitors improved outlook as commercial interests loom as key issue and a reciprocity treaty may be proposed at the next session.
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Havana
Republican Party
Santiago
Senors Gomez and Ferrer
Tere
McKinleys Dine at Secretary Root’s Rhode Island Residence
President and Mrs McKinley attended a dinner hosted by Secretary and Mrs Root at their residence on Rhode Island Avenue. The event occurred in Washington.
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Washington
McKinley
Root
Rhode Island Avenue
Arrest In Fosburgh Poisoning Case Shocks Vermont Town
Nelson Jones of Shoreham, about 25, was jailed in Addison County on a murder warrant in the Fosburgh poisoning death. The son of Miss Fosburgh’s employer allegedly delivered a letter containing powder and a white envelope found near her body. A preliminary hearing is slated for Tuesday or Wednesday as attorney arrangements proceed.
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Middlebury
Nelson Jones
Shoreham
Addison County
Ida Fosburgh
Thad M. Chapman
Jones
Fosburgh
Aldace Vendette
W. H. Bliss
W. B. C. Stickney
Bethel
Miss Fosburgh
Gore
Mr. Stickney
Catholic Men Attend Opening Retreat at Immaculate Conception
Catholic men from across the city filled Immaculate Conception Church for the Young Men's Catholic Association retreat. The opening sermon by Rev. Joseph H. Rockwell urged personal sanctification, urging believers to seek God's grace and consider life as a voyage toward eternal truths.
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Immaculate Conception
Young Men’s Catholic Association
W. G. Read Mullan
Boston College
Joseph H. Rockwell
Michael C. Dolan
Father Rockwell
St. Paul
Leo XIII
Heaven
Earth
Voltaire
Machiavelli
God
Church
Brooklyn Club Prosecutes Deserter Players
President Charles Ebbets announced that Brooklyn will pursue legal action against players who abandoned the club unless they report as ordered. The list includes McGinnity Howell Cross and Jones, with two years remaining on their contracts. John M. Ward will file suits to compel reporting next month.
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New York
Charles Ebbets
Brooklyn Club
Gald
McGinnity
Howell
Cross
Jones
Ebbeta
Brooklyn
John M. Ward
Palm Sunday Services Across City Churches
Palm Sunday services will be held in all Catholic churches next Sunday. Archbishop Williams at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross will bless the palms before the 10 o'clock high mass. Immaculate Conception Church on Harrison avenue will omit the morning sermon for the palm blessing. Evening vespers and benediction will close with a sermon by Father peers J.
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Jerusalem
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Archbishop Williams
Immaculate Conception
Harrison Avenue
Peers J
Chase to recover defaulter Conlin returns to New York
Joseph A. Conlin, a clerk at post office branch H on Lexington Avenue, disappeared February 22 with a mail pouch containing $40,000 in government property. He was tracked nationwide and brought back to New York in the custody of Post Office Inspectors James and Jacobs and U S Marshal Shine and Detective Ryan from San Francisco.
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New York
Joseph A. Conlin
Postoffice
Lexington Avenue
Post Office
James and
Jacobs
United States
Shine
Ryan
San Francisco
Conlin
Pacific Coast
Geneva IL Hotel Workers League Installs Officers
The Geneva Council of the International League of Hotel and Restaurant Employees met last night in their hall. Robert Callahan installed officers including John Rowajant as president and Charles Burleigh as vice president. John S. Dixon was secretary Charles Washburn financial secretary and William Kilmurray treasurer. After business a concert and supper followed.
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Geneva
Booker T. Washington announces endowment gift for Tuskegee Institute
In New York on March 2% Booker T. Washington said a meeting last Monday night in the city raised or now possesses 1 500 for the Tuskegee Institute endowment fund.
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New York
Booker T. WV Ashington
Tuskegee Institute
Proposed arbitration eases Marseilles unrest
In Marseilles on March 24 the threat of strike conflicts eased as troops were withdrawn from streets and public areas though kept in barracks. Naval support arrived with cruisers Idnios Galilee and Lavoisier and the destroyer Dunois to help maintain order.
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Marseilles
Idnios
Galilee
Lavoisier
Dunois
Frank B. Wright Dies in Cincinnati at 42
Frank B. Wright of Cincinnati, longtime newspaper employee, died Wednesday aged 42. His wife also died this morning from pneumonia.
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Cincinnat
Frank B. Wright
Cincinnati
Retreat at Cathedral Opens Weeklong Men's Spiritual Program
A men's spiritual retreat began at the Cathedral with daily mass at 5 and 6, rosary and benediction at 7 44, and confessions on Thursday and Friday. Sermons titled Man's True Life will be preached by noted clergy from March 24 to March 31, with Archbishop Williams celebrating Mass on the final day.
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Francis W. Maley
James B. Troy
John T. O’brien
Mortimer E. Twomey
Henry A. Barry
Dennis F. Lee
John J. Ryan
Archbishop Williams
Former Mayor W J Gilbert Dies By Suicide In Storehouse
Niles Michigan reports former Mayor W J Gilbert found dead in a storehouse after shooting himself. Grief over friend Charles A Johnson, First National Bank cashier charged with wrecking the bank, is believed to have caused Gilbert to take his own life.
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Niles, Mich
W. J. Gilbert
Charles A. Johnson
Johnson
First National Bank
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