Roosevelt Talks Football At Harvard Gathering
Theodore Roosevelt addressed Harvard men on football and the university spirit in Sanders Theatre. He criticized excessive individualism and urged unity to advance Harvard, praising action over critique and highlighting the responsibility of athletes and students to seek the university’s common good.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Springfield
Waters
Lewis
Meyer
Bradford
F. W. Thayer
Captain Wrightington
University
New York City
Harvard Address Urges Teamwork Over Individual Glory
A Harvard address in a special feature urges unity over personal gain, praising collective effort for common causes. It stresses duty to Harvard, notes football and athletic pride, and recalls a 1891 Harvard victory as a model of teamwork and public spirit.
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Harvard
Revolver Incident at Monument Square Involving Officer Goggan
Thomas Roach, intoxicated, was brought to Station 15 with a severe scalp wound after an encounter with Officer Goggan. Goggan said Roach drew a revolver and pressed it to his chest as Goggan swung his club, the hammer fell but fired none. The unloaded revolver was later found at Station 15.
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Thomas Roach
Station 15
Goggan
Roach
Monument Square
Fottler
Leutenant
Jennie Kimball Funeral Arrives in City
The actress manager Jennie Kimball who died suddenly in Minneapolis arrived in the city yesterday evening. Corinne her daughter led a small party of friends and will oversee arrangements. The funeral is set for 11 30 a m at Forest Cemetery Chapel today.
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Jennie Kimball
Minneapolis
Corinne
Forest Cemetery
Mark Twain Recovered, Sails for Mauritius and Cape Town
London dispatch reports Mark Twain fully recovered health and sailing from Bombay to Mauritius and Cape Town. He has sold the copyright of a new book for 50000 dollars.
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London
Mark Twain
Bombay
Mauritius
Cape Town
Body of drowned man recovered in Concord flood
The body of James W. Godfrey, drowned March 2, was found on the intervale near Ferry Street in Concord. It lay face downward and frozen to the ground, and rescue workers used iron bars axes and shovels to remove it.
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Concord
N. H
James W. Godfrey
Intervale
Ferry Street
Wagon Accident Leaves Thomas Gallagher Injured in Fall River
In Fall River on March 26 Thomas Gallagher of Harvey street was thrown from his wagon during a fight and suffered internal injuries. He is in City Hospital with prognosis likely fatal.
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Fall River
Thomas Gallagher
Harvey Street
Turkish minister Mavroyeni Bey recalled from Washington
Mavroyeni Bey, Turkish minister to the United States since 1887, reportedly recalled by Constantinople but denies personal knowledge of any recall. Secretary Olney would not confirm the report. Terrell seeks leave of absence as Armenian tensions ease, making possible a simultaneous assignment change for both officials.
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Washington
Mavroyeni Bey
United States
Constantinople
Olney
Mavrogent Bey
Terrell
Turkey
Mr. Terrell
Outbreak at Kill Surrounded by Troops. Missionaries Blocked
Constantinople reports the Kill outbreak is more serious than feared as troops seal the town forbidding entry or exit. Bitlis officials hinder American missionaries from distributing aid and British envoy Sir Philip Currie meets with Tewfik Pasha on the matter.
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Constantinople
Kill
Bitlis
Philip Currie
Tewfik Pasha
Massachusetts Reed Boomers Rally Before McKinley Nomination
Massachusetts leaders lodge has a scene at the Adams House as Reed supporters gather ahead of the state convention. Lodge Draper Crane Guild top the slate for delegates at large while Warren Locke and Ledyard Bill debate second choices and a mood of harmony pervades the gathering.
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Cape
Berkshire Hills
Music Hall
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St. Louis
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nahant
Eben Draper
Hopedale
Murray Crane
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Old Essex
Haile
Devonshire
Commonwealth
Senator Ledyard Bill
Rowland Boutwell
Havana
Southard
E. C. Benton
Peter Morrison
Plympton
Ledyard Bill
Fellows
Wiliam McKinley
McKinley
Reed
Warren Locke
Bill
Apeak
State Committee
Committee On
Old Bay State
Alvin Barrus
Land of Goshen
Old Tremont House
Jim” Renfrew
North Adams
Osborne
Solomon
Napoleon
Bob’’ Crane
Lawrence
Senate
Colonel Goetting
Billy’ Plunkett
Jimmy’ Mahoney
R. F. Hawkins
Springfield
Elisha Morgan
Howes Norris
Democratic Party
W. Murray Crane
Dudley Pickman
Beverly
Cyrus A. Page
A. V. Stevens
Cumington
Henry Dickinson
Simpkins
Eben
Draper
Major Gould
Medfield
Councillor Towne
Orange
Representative Fuller
George Baird
Lee
Jerry McCarthy
Parade Planned for 77th Odd Fellows Anniversary In Brockton
Brigadier General Frank M Merrill and other Patriarchs Militant officers met with local committee to plan the April 27 celebration. An estimated 1000 swords will march in the parade from Campello, with about 3500 men expected in line. The Fifth Regiment PM will lead with other regiments following in order, and the Rhode Island department is invited by Grand Canton Nemasket.
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Brockton
Mercil
Frank M. Merrill
Patriarchs
Order
Odd Fellowship
Campello
Merrill
Department of
Rhode Island
Grand Canton Nemasket
P. M
Abington Man Ends Life in Outhouse
James Lydon of Abington shot himself with a 22 calibre revolver in an outhouse near his home. His body was found by his son this evening. He had been unemployed for a period but not in need and recently secured a job in a Brockton factory. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Harvard
Washington
Yale
Cumnock
Massachusetts
Ohio
Congress
Lord Dunraven
Paine
Qreen
Wrightington
Abington
James Lydon
Lydon
Brockton
Plans for convention pivot on Reed gold protection plank
Senator Lodge returned from New York with a platform core supporting Thomas Brackett Reed for President and a gold standard backed by gold, protection and reciprocity. The preconvention session in Devonshire space drew delegates as plans unfold for Music Hall assembly with Samuel W. McCall as permanent chairman and Lodge delivering resolutions.
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Senator Lodge
New York
Thomas Brackett Reed
State Committee
Devonshire
Young’s
Parker’s
Adams House
Music Hall
George H. Lyman
Lawrence
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
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