Banquet honors Captain Clark as imperialism topic stirs crowd
Boston banquet of the New England Society of Californian Pioneers honored Captain Charles E. Clark of the Oregon with warm praise. Ex Senator Conness and others defended expansionism and McKinley policy in the Philippines while criticizing Hoar and Boutwell.
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New England Society of Californian Pioneers
Clark
Boutwell
Boston
Charles E. Clark
Oregon
New England Society of California Pioneers
United States
John ‘Onness
Mattapan
McKinley
Philippines
Hoar
Pioneers’ Society
Captain Clark
Conness
J. S. Pear
New England Society
Pear
Henry J. Wells
California
San Francisco
Gorham D. Gilman
Hawaii
Vermont
New
Gilman
Secretary Long
Navy Department
Massachusetts
John Conness
Santiago
Amer‘ica
Dewey
Manila
Capen
Tufts College
Tufts
Sibyl Sanderson Terry Inherits Estate With Conditions
The will of Antonio Ensovio Terry leaves Sibyl Sanderson Terry a life estate in a $2,000,000 Cuba France and U S estate with most property inalienable. If she remarries she forfeits rights and may not sell for twenty years. contesting heirs lose all rights. The estate includes children and charitable bequests. Also noted, Spain's Duke D Arrocs departs Madrid for Washington.
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New York
Antonio Ensovio Terry
Paris
France
Sibyl Sanderson
Sibyl Sanderson Terry
Terry
Fickett
Rankife
Chelsea
Boston
Singer
Mme. Sibyl Sanderson Terry
Mr. Terry
Natividad Marta Mercedes Terry
Cuba
Dean's Oontinent Cure Promises Relief On Sale
A dated advertisement touts Dean's Oontinent as a cure for itching piles and sleepless days and nights. It claims perfect relief with a purchase at any drug store for 50 cents.
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Dean
Hopkins Chosen Superintendent of Long Island Almshouse
Arthur Thomas Hopkins, acting superintendent, was chosen by trustees to lead the Boston Almshouse and Hospital on Long Island at a salary of 8000. He accepted and began duties. Hopkins, 30, trained in sanitary engineering at MIT 1897, previously worked with the State Board of Health and Boston firms, and married in East Somerville last September. He will establish residence on Long Island.
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Boston Almshouse
Long Island
Arthur Thomas Hopkins
Hopkins
Boston
National Despatch Line
New England Railroad
Baker
Boston Fruit Company
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
State Board of Health of
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
British Navy to Enforce Newfoundland Herring Laws
On May 5 in St John s Newfoundland the armed sloop Alert will move to the treaty coast to enforce herring fishery laws for Britain. The Buzzard heads to St Pierre off the south coast and the Comus will join at St John s while a French squadron is due within a month with lobster catchers already landing.
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ST. John's
N. F
Alert
Newfoundland
Buzzard
St. Pierre
Jifrench
Comus
St. John’s
Lawrence man found dead in boarding house kitchen
Joseph Mills aged 21 was found dead in the pantry of his boarding house at 204 Lawrence Street at 7 PM this morning. Police report he was subject to violent fits and an investigation is underway for possible cause or foul play.
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Conness
Moorfield Storey
Storey
McKinley
Dewey
Manila Bay
Massachusetts
Senator Hoar
Boutwell
the Treasury
Grant
Wall Street
Treasury
Lawrence
Joseph Mills
Lawrence Street
Mil
Squires Leaves Village School for Keystone State Studying
Squires plans to depart the village school next year to study in the Keystone State. Locals advocate for her to stay, but she aims to pursue higher teaching ambitions back home.
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Squires
Keystone State
Bank Run at Chelsea Savings Bank Draws Mixed Reactions
A false report of the bank president’s failure triggered withdrawals at Chelsea Savings Bank, with Armenians and Hebrews among those seeking funds. Officials plan to exclude this group from future redeposits, while Chelsea and Revere residents express varying worry and calm as deposits risked nearing 35 000 to 40 000 dollars.
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Chelsea
Revere
Soedrborberl
Roosevelts Push for Whipping Post Faces Criticism
Governor Roosevelt supports a bill legalizing the whipping post for wife beaters and cruel handlers of children and animals. The proposal draws both support and sharp opposition amid debates over barbarism and public punishment. Mrs Palmer favors a qualified law, while Miss Fernandez questions mandating the punishment and urges judge discretion.
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New York
Roosevelt
Palmer
Professional Woman's League
Miss Fernandez
The
Woman's League
Mrs Fischer Keeps Death Pact After Husband's Suicide
In New York on May 6, Mrs Louisa Fischer fulfilled a grim life insurance pledge made to her late husband Henry. After Henry shot himself following a Christmas confrontation, she collected the $2000 policy, arranged a lavish farewell, and then perished by gas in her home, as a nephew watched.
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New York
Louisa Fischer
Fischer
Louisa
Henry
Henry Fischer
West Twentieth Street
Woodlawn
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Miss Barry
Nolan
Miss Decker
Leah Maude Decker
Good Ground
L. 1
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Detehon
Tod Bostan
Washington Society
Minas
Globe Clothing Store
Washington Street
Batchelder Clothing Co
Beach Street
Gess
William F. Campbell
White Earth
Minn
White Farth Reservation
St. Cloud Normal School
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Rune
Public Schools
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Marblehead Neck
Sary
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Vincent Club
Capt. Clark
Prince of Wales
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