New England Free Trade League Dinner Sparks Critique
The annual dinner at Ba Square Hotel drew sharp remarks as speakers attacked government waste and trusts. Henry W. Lamb presided, Hazard Stevens read the report, and Lafayette Blair accused McKinney allies of free trade questions. The event at Mechanics' Building honored "Teddy" Roosevelt.
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New England Free Trade League
Ba Square
Lata
Cinnette G. Blair
Roosevelt
Richard B. Hersom
Mechanics’ Building
Teddy
Henry W. Lamb
Edward R. Warren
Hazard Stevens
D. C. Heath
Henry W Lamb
League
Samuel Richard Fuller
Lafayette G. Blair
McKinney
R. E. Hersom
Meccs
Iman Besseltine
Samuel W. Qhendane
Weather Fragment Signals Winds Across New York
Fragmentary report notes Wednesday and Thursday winds in eastern New York turning southwesterly with potential fire risk and coastal impacts.
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Washington
New York
Liquor Fight in Chelsea Aldermen Vote to Investigate
A heated Chelsea Board of Aldermen discussion followed proposals to grant wagon stand licenses amid accusations that licenses were a cover for illegal liquor transportation. Alderman Soley led a minority report. the board set a committee of the whole for next Monday and ordered police to appear. Licenses granted to the questioned parties were revoked and police records ordered to be produced.
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Chelsea Board of Aldermen
Soley
Beck
Cheney
Roxbury Banquet Highlights City Finance and Future Leaders
Mayor Hart and General Collins headlined the Roxbury Improvement Association banquet, discussing city finances, courthouse funding, and policy. Speakers included Horace G. Allen, City Solicitor Babson, and Alpheus Sanford, with remarks on police, subway advantages, and urban development in East Boston and Charlestown.
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Press & Holland
Notman
P. A. Collins
Thomas N. Hart
Roxbury Improvement Association
Hart
Collins
Roxbury
Couren
City Hall
Chelsen
Cambridge
Etorace G. Allen
Railroad Commission
Ton
Charlestown
Boston
North End
East Boston
Salem D. Charles
Babson
Alpheus Sanford
Davis
Solomon L. Bolster
Roxbury Court
John A. Gilman
Strickland
Retirements Shake City Police Leadership Changes
Superintendent Benjam in P Eldridge and Deputy Joseph R Burrill retire after long service. Deputy William H Pierce is promoted to head the department as districts are abolished and captains gain more direct control. Deputy Coulter and other promotions or retirements loom as the force reorganizesguarded by new headquarters oversight.
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Pemberton
Squate
Benjamin P. Eldridge
Joseph R. Burrill
William H. Pierce
Pierce
Coulter
Burrill
Bridge
Orin M. Hanscom
James M. Coulter
Didridge
Tin
Captain Irish
Station 7
East Boston
Iain Wiliam H. Brown
House of Detention
Sudent
Soto
Ciaf
Desce Eester
Sacree Police Force
Massachusetts
State Ag
Association of the
Massachusetts Chiefs of Police
National Union of Chiefs of
Olice
Roxarch
Band of Americans Brings Down Outrage Ring Near Manila
Detectives and police broke up a band of American brigands north of Manila in Pampanga and nearby Bacalax. George Raymond Ulrich Rogers Oscar Muehmiller captured. Andrew Martin Peter Heine George Muhn and two others still at large. They murdered and raped in Bacalax and Sun-Gay, including the American Henry Dow. The group sometimes posed as deserters or soldiers. Beres Reyne wore a captain’s uniform. Amond and Martin were former Manila policemen. A civil commission appointed Arlington A Betts civil governor of Albay.
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Manila
Peupaiee
Ana
George Raymond
Ulrich Rogers
Oscar Muehmiller
Andrew Martin
Peter Heine
George Muhn
Bacalax
Pampanga
Sun- Gay
Henry Dow
Beres Reyne
Amond
Martin
Plain Ariington A. Betts
Apeee Infantry
Albay
Missing Person or Death Report in University Settlement Context
Fragmentary OCR hints at a death or shooting incident at a university settlement. References a person named Rosalind and a manager, with book titles like Your or Your and Cross Keys. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Death by Own Action Reported at Age 75
A notice states a person aged 75 died by own action tonight in Rae at a late hour. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Rae
Legacy Stolen From Brockton Home In Mattress Treasures
Yesterday in Brockton a theft occurred at Wallace Tyler's residence. Mrs. Tyler's legacy and the couple's savings, $1300 in certified checks, were stolen from a bed mattress where a relative had kept the money. The pair, former Salvation Army members, lived together before marriage.
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Brockton
Wallace Tyler
Mrs. Tyler
Bloodshed at Albany as National Guard mobilizes
Rioting and bloodshed loom in Albany as the National Guard is called out to run non union cars. Mayor Blessing and Sheriff McCreary cannot cope with strikers. Thousands of guardsmen, deputies, police, and Pinkertons converge on car houses. One man dead, many injured, cars destroyed, and drivers desert amid frenzy.
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Albany
N. Y
National Guard
Blessing
McCreary
Atal
National
W.D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees
R. Orr
Daniel Dilworth
Troy
Philadelphia
Jersey City
West Shore
Pennsylvania Road
Albany & Schenectady
McNamara
New York State
Oliver
Tenth Battalion
National Guard of Infantry
Third Signal Corps
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William F. Pierce
Mr. Eldridge
Eldridge
Deputy Burrill
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Coloniial Theatre
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