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Lodge Defends the Administration in Philippine Policy
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts defended U S policy in the Philippines before the Senate. He praised Taft Wright and Chaffee, rebutted charges of barbarities, detailed Filipino insurgent cruelties, and urged that U S actions be judged by wartime context. Rawlins countered the critique, and Congress passed sundry civil and Indian reservation bills.
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Washington
Philippines
Lodge
Massachusetts
Philippine Commission
Senate
Isaf
Taft
Luke Wright
Nomérican
Pilippine Commission
Apttox
Prohattee
Grant
Utah
Tie
America
Rawlins
Chaffee
Anti Colored Women Win at Federation Convention
Los Angeles May 5 After two hours' discussion the anti colored women won by a large majority, accepting a compromise amendment agreed in New York. The session opened with a spirit of tolerance, as Mrs A O Granger moved Sections 2 and 3 of Article 2 to be first. Section 2 was adopted, keeping admission powers under the state federation. Election rumors circulated, with Decker forces possibly gaining ground. Afternoon speakers included Anna D West of Somerville Mass and Miss Georgia Bacon of Massachusetts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Women’s Federation
New York
A. O. Granger
Georgia Federation
State Federation
Anna*d. West
Somerville
Mass
Georgia ,Bacon
Massachusetts
Hearing on mediation for Boers at Washington in May
A House foreign affairs subcommittee held a crowded hearing on mediation for the Boers. Delegates from many regions attended, including Snyman and Keyser. Dr Hexamer urged reporting resolutions to urge the President to communicate sympathy to Great Britain and hope for an amicable adjustment. Chairman Adams promised due consideration and noted political implications of opposing actions.
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Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Adame
Pennsylvania
Gillett
Massachusetts
Cousins
Iowa
Commandant Snyman
Dewett
Charles S. Keyser
Philadelphia
C. J. Hexamer
Charles D. Pierce
New York
Free State
Dr. Hexamer
Great Britain
South Africa
Congress
Adams
Congressional Committee
Banquet Given to Austrian Officers in Boston
Austrian officers of the cruiser Szigetvar were welcomed at the Hotel Vendome in Boston with a reception and dinner attended by the Austro Hungarian guests and local officials. Toasts honored Emperor Francis Joseph, Austria Hungary and the United States as guests praised friendly ties and immigration.
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Prapotnick
Szigetvar
Hotel Vendome
James O. Lyford
Port of
Myers
Sonnabend
Francis Joseph
Alois Prapotnick
Ldniensch
Baron ‘von Gerlach
Liniensch
Baron von Preuschen
Fahnrich von Lang
Fahnrich von Korb
Mar
Panzzer
von Skublics
Baron von Heine
Gotettner
Tausch
Garels
J. Gy. Green
James O
Europe
Republic of the West
Collins
Louis Sonnabend
Cruiser
America
Hastings
Horner
Victor Stronder
Lynn Soldier Report of Mass Filipino Slayings by US Troops
A Lynn soldier writes home detailing mass killings of Filipino prisoners by US troops in Sorsogon, Philippines. He describes 1000 prisoners executed in graves they dug, including a priest and officers, with reports of a Katipunan secret sect and magical charms. The padre is said to have been hanged after flogging, while insurgents were said to be wiped out by squads.
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Lynn
W. H. Walker
D. D
Warren Street
Dr. Walker
Lee Hall
Gordon Missionary Training School
Clarendon Street
Boston
J. Bennett Walker
San Juan Hill
China
Philippines
Walker
Commissary Department
Army
Sorsogon
Inmergent
Man Bitten in Fight Seeks Care at City Hospital
William Brown, a salesman from 412 Canal Street New York City, arrived at Emergency Hospital late yesterday after a fierce fight. He showed a bitten forearm a black eye and a scalp wound likely from a cane or thin stick.
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William Brown
Canal Street
New York City
Pierce Held in $3000 Bond After Jewelry Theft
Leonard Pierce was arrested Saturday afternoon by Patrolman Gallivan after snatching a tray of diamonds in the N.G. Wood & Son jewelry store. He was arraigned yesterday before Adams and held in $3000 for the grand jury.
New Lease Of Life For Boston Hebrew Educational Society
The reorganized Young Men's Hebrew Association installed its new officers at Minot Hall last evening with aims to rejuvenate the group as a leading educational body for Boston Hebrews. Moses S. Laurie as president outlined plans and unity goals while Godfrey Morse urged patriotism and country love through history and reading. Rabbi Samuel Hirschberg A P Spitz and Meyer Bloomfield urged support for education and success of the undertaking, with Jacob J. Silverman and Joseph L. Bergman on the reception committee.
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Young Men's Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
Boston
Moses S. Laurie
Godfrey Morse
Samuel Hirschberg
Messrs
A. P. Spitz
Meyer Bloomfield
Jacob J. Silverman
Joseph L. Bergman
St James Reunion Planned at Mechanics Hall Tomorrow
Final meeting of the arrangements committee reports gratifying progress for the St James parish reunion of past and present parishioners. Father McQuaid lauds affection for the Mother of Bishops Church as preparations unfold with an 8:30 drill by the Ninth Regiment and M V M escort, a concert, a rent march, dancing, and a grand intermission entertainment.
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St. James's Church
Mechanics’ Hall
Cheverus Hall
Father McQuaid
Ninth Regiment
Boston
Ball at South Boston Opens Gymnasium Ball
Eight hundred people crowded Bethesda Hall South Boston last evening for the first ball of the South Boston Gymnasium Athletics Association. The floor was directed by Patrick J. Maley Michael J. Fox and Patrick M. OConnor. Among invited guests were Senator Michael J. Sullivan Alderman Michael Norris Alderman Charles Slattery and Mr and Mrs P M OConnor.
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Bethesda Hall
South Boston
South Boston Gymnasium Athletics Association
Patrick J. Maley
Michael J. Fox
Patrick M. O'Connor
Michael J. Sullivan
Michael Norris
Charles Slattery
P. M. O’connor
Mary Hunt
Catherine Powers
Frank Murray
W. O'Meara
R. Evans
Line
Miss Brophy
Mamie Coleman
Celia Connelly
Alice Hogan
P. O’connor
John Powers
Joseph Murray
John McCabe
Henry A. Barry
Aldermen approve license for South Boston vaudeville theater
The Board of Aldermen voted 7 to 6 to grant William H. O Neil a license for a vaudeville theatre at City Point South Boston after a protracted debate. Proponents cited need for a theatre while opponents warned it would undermine local option and invite other licenses in the park system. Norris plans to appeal to the Mayor.
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William H. O'Neil
City Point
Boston
Bowen
Dowd
Doyle
Farwell
Heath
McCarthy
Miller
K Kelly
Lomasney
Norris
Quigley
Slattery
Makham
Alderman Kelly
Lcense
O’neil
South Boston
Failon
O'Neil
Keith
Kelly
Kidnapped Child Believed Found in Albany
A seven year old, once an inmate of a New York charitable institution after being abandoned May 6, is believed to be Margaret Vintin Taylor. Two women in Cincinnati serve prison terms for kidnapping. The child disappeared August 3, 1898, while with grandparents near Cincinnati. The mother and aunt were indicted for child stealing and sentenced. Father Albert V. Taylor and Cincinnati detectives will travel to claim the child if identified.
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Albany
N. Y
Department of Charities
Margaret Vintin Taylor
Cincinnati
Fernbush
Albert V. Taylor
Customs rules changed on baggage exemptions for returnees
Washington May 5 Secretary Shaw will issue an order altering customs rules for travelers reentering the United States. The changes abolish an inequality that allowed residents abroad to import large household goods duty free while others paid duty. Small items like bric a brac souvenirs up to 100 dollars will be admitted free, same as 100 dollars of clothing.
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Washington, D. C
Shaw
United States
Europe
Mormons to Con fer Sunday Conference in City
Prominent Mormon women from Utah are set to attend a Sunday and Monday conference at Deacon Hall 1661 Washington street. Meetings are scheduled Sunday at 2 and 7 30 pm and Monday at 7 30 pm. Principal speaker J G McQuarrie of the Stern States mission will preside as about twenty elders participate, with mission work centered in New England around Boston. Local headquarters are at 82 East Newton street.
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Utah
Latter Day Saints
New England
Deacon Hall
Washington Street
J. G. McQuarrie
Stern States
New England States
Boston
The
Latter On Saints
East
Newton Street
Man with scalp wounds after assault at local milk shop
Michael Costello of 6 Edgerly Place, a laborer, arrived at the Emergency Hospital at 7 o'clock last night with a badly cut head. He bore five scalp wounds and a cut hand. He claimed he was hit by a milk pitcher but offered few details of the incident.
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Michael Costello
Edgerly Place
Aguinaldo Generals Telegrams Show Manila Attack Intent
War Department releases telegraphic correspondence between Aguinaldo and his insurgent generals dated January 13, 1809. The documents are cited to support the administration's claim that Aguinaldo then planned to strike United States troops in Manila.
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Washington
War Department
Aguinaldo
United States
Manila
Women and man pull Mary Brasell down stairs at home
Mary Brasell aged 38 of 222 Harrison avenue was assisted to Emergency Hospital yesterday afternoon by friends after she says she was pulled down stairs by three women and a man.
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Mary Brasell
Harrison Avenue
Archbishop Corrigan Dead and Rise to Rochester Bishopric
Arch bishop Corrigan died amid a long church career that began with study at the hovera College in Rome. He built a rapid ascent through priestly ordination in 1863 and United States service, becoming president of Seton Hall College and later bishop of Rochester. He oversaw the Dunwoodie seminary project as a memorial of his episcopacy.
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Young Corrigan
Europe
Hovera College
Rome
Cardinal Patrizi
Lateran Basilica
United States
Bayley
Seton
Ecclesiastical Seminary
McQuaid
Father Corrigan
Todd Misfield
Corrigan
Bisho
McQuade
Rochester
Collnee
Besley
Tran
Baltimore
Cathlic
America
Pius IX
St. Patrick's
Closkey
Seminat Dunwoodie
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