Muzzle and Mission Echo Beef Market Tension
The piece cites rising beef prices by the Chicago trust and growing public resistance. It notes falling demand, especially in big cities, and reports a nascent anti trust sentiment as consumers buy less meat and resent price extortion. It contrasts this with Boston crime concerns and calls for officials to capture and punish robbers to deter further incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Trust
Boston
Trust
Beef Trust
Blue Law Amendment Aims to End Sunday Concession Fight
Senate considers an amendment to allow sale of soda water and confectionery on Sundays, seeking swift passage. The piece criticizes the current law in Boston as hypocritical and urges rapid enactment to end the Sunday farce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Boston
Should the Flag Stay Put in the Philippines
The piece argues against keeping the U S flag in the Philippines as a symbol of subjugation and urges replacing it with a free Philippine republic. It notes the high cost of occupation and Filipino resistance, contrasts with Cuba where the flag is lowered and the Cuban republic raised, and asserts Cuba’s independence as a greater honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Roosevelt
Sons of the American Revolution
Philippines
Republic of the
Spain
Mindanao
Cuba
Electric Highwaymen Raid West Roxbury Car
Masked bandits probed an electric car on a West Roxbury line, stopping the vehicle with a track obstruction and terrorizing crew. A lone passenger with a pistol thwarted their plan as they aimed for the conductor’s pocket in a remote Washington street section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hounslow
West Roxbury
Roxbury
Washington Street
Stony Brook Reservation
Roosevelt urged to issue General Order to end abuses in Philippines
A call for Theodore Roosevelt to act as commander in chief to curb war abuses in the Philippines. The argument rests on General Order No. 100 from Lincoln and proposes Roosevelt issue a supplementary order forbidding torture, murder of prisoners, and killing of civilians. Congress may investigate, but military action is urged now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Samar
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Philippines
Congress
Outrageous Waiter Tricks and Local News Nuggets
A Boston city page captures evolving ways to summon waiters from snapping fingers to hissing, plus social notes on artists Jean-Paul Selinger, Laura Priest party, and local scandals. The column reports weather, a serenade mishap, a harp gift to Willie O'Brien, and updates on politicians, lawyers, and society figures.
Bingville Bugle Page Cloaked in Light Verse and Local Notes
A miscellany from Bingville including jokes about a bachelor who falls in love, deacon mishap with plow and runaway horses, petty town gossip, apologies for sermon brevity, deaths of long-time residents, advertising notes, social events, blue jokes, and local anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Bradbury
Clem Livermore
Enos Hill
Bugle
Enos
Ehnos
Weathersby
Bingville
Andy Johnson
Wilson
Abram Kelly
Jonathan Weaver
Doc Livermore
Hank Dewberry
Hank
Matilda Brown
Amelia
Ruth Brown Visits Wealthy Cousin by Madison Avenue
Ruth Brown with bold audacity visits her elusive cousin Arthur Brown, posing as Miss Ruth Brown of Peachville. She enters his elegant home, witnesses wealth, but learns his true identity as the reformed heir. Their initial confrontation yields understanding and a proposed marriage after months of change and revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Ruth
Arthur Bi
Anntie
Arthur Brown
Europe
Colsons
Madison Avenue
New York
Washington
Ruth Brown
Peachville
Miss Brown
William
Cameron
Arthur ’ Brown
Arthur
Flor
Anna
Bryan Not a Candidate at Alabama Banquet
William J. Bryan and Governor Jennings of Florida attended a Birmingham Bi-metallic Club banquet last night. Bryan indicated he would not seek another presidential nomination and likened himself to Aaron aiding Moses, expressing willingness for someone else to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Jennings
Florida
Oses
Attractive Outing Fabrics in Varied Dots and Grounds
Cloth buyers are offered 8500 yards of medium weight outing fabrics with neat figures and polka dots in different colors on white grounds. Priced at 25 cents per yard.
Dress Goods Bargain Counter Highlights Prices
Centra offers a diverse dress goods sale with 38 inch Camel's Hair all wool 88 inch American Granites and Brilliantine navy 50 cents 88 inch Basket Homespun 50 cents 45 inch English Fancies 1.00 44 inch Imported Diagonals 1.00 44 inch English Granites 58 cents 88 inch Pencil Stripe Venetian 50 cents 88 inch Melrose Cloths and Vigoureux Costume Suiting 1.25 45 inch English Brilliantine 76 cents.
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Boston Post
New England
the Electric
Highwaymen
Beacon Street
Jean-Paul Selinger
Lakewood
N. J
Selinger
Boylston Street
r+ rka
Laura Priest
Moreland Street
Clarence D. Miller
Viola Smith
Alice Monahan
Ida
Willie H. O’brien
Francis J. Curran
Cambridge Aldermen
Edgar l L. Bean
Cambridge
Willie
O’brien
Wille
Gloucester Athletic Club
Gardner
Shaw
Meyer
Hurley d
Tapley
Samuel J. Elder
Massachusetts
Parker House
Secretary of the Navy
John D. Long
Tremont Building
John L. Bates
Texas
Southernethodist Conference
Nye
Cape
McNary
Gilpatric
Russell
Common Council
Bowen
Ambrose Woods
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Irc
T.B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League
John O'Callaghan
M. Annette Frisbie
Charles M. Schwab
Pullman Company
Steel Trust
Boston Atheneum
Post
Alice E. Whitaker
Dan Cupid
Boston Harbor
Mia
Mr. Borrow
Cork
Atiliea Funston
Pine Tree
Newton -Nowkirk
Sunday Post
Florence Hamilton
Bartlett Street
Charlestown, Mass
Jordan Marsh CO
Batiste Veilings
London
Bryan
Alabama
Arts and Crafts
Dame. Fashaon
Madras
Oxford
Avon Street
Centra of Dress Goods Dept. Worth
Worth
English Foulard
Summer Street
Goodyear
Jordan Marsh
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