Speakers at Boston protest denounce Philippines atrocities
A Boston gathering denounced American conduct in the Philippines, urging President Roosevelt to pursue accountability from soldiers to officials. Clergymen urged a peace appeal, independence for the Filipinos, and removal of the flag where rights are violated, while stressing moral duty over party politics.
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Philippines
Washington
Roosevelt
Francis H. Rowley
Commonwealth Avenue Baptist Church
Cuba
Frank O. Hall
Universalist Church
Herod
Butcher Weyler
Martinique
Pather
Robert J. Johnson
United States
Lynching of Dudley Morgan Near Lansing
A mob in Longview Texas executed Dudley Morgan by burning at the stake after identifying him as the assailant of Mrs. McKee wife of a Texas & Pacific foreman. Morgan confessed and implicated another man Franklin Heard before death. The crowd, armed with Winchesters, forced a train stop and carried out the burning at an open plot near Lansing.
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Longview
Tex
Dudley Morgan
Franklin Heard
Morgan
McKee
Long View Junction
Lansing
Winchester
Buffalo Fire Destroys Hundreds of Cars at East Buffalo
A midnight blaze at the New York Central transfer house in East Buffalo stock yards destroyed hundreds of railroad cars. Most carried merchandise. some were empty. Firefighters fought the flames into the early morning as the blaze remained fierce at 2 o clock.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
East Buffalo
Pratt Wins Net Prize at Country Club Open
In a field of about 135, G W Pratt of Newton Centre GC won the net prize and C L Bremer of Wollaston the grass trophy on the Clyde Park course. Pratt finished 1 stroke ahead of C I Travelli of Brae Burn with a net 7 for 18 holes, aided by a 12 handicap. Bremer carded 81, two strokes under the bogey, with strong driving and careful putting. Seventeen players qualified for the Country Club Cup, four tied at 8% will play off Friday at 10 AM.
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G. W. Pratt
Newton Centre
Prise
C. L. Bremer
Wollaston
Clyde Park
Pratt
C. I. Travelli
Brae Burn
Newton
Aiassvepoadans
Bremer
Fay Ingalls
Oakley
A. G. Lockwood
Allston
EF. H. Hoyt
Portland
W. Dahlgren
Princeton
Co. L. Bremer
Bae Ufss
B. Cory
C. PB. Willett
Fire panic in North End as horseless engine answers alarm
A fire alarm sparked a chaotic scene in the North End when a large steamless engine sped through crowded streets to a tenement fire at 41 Stillman Street. The blaze caused panic but no serious injuries, with damages around 600 dollars.
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North End
Stillman Street
Mason Street
City council weighs street permit reforms for better wages
Councilman Hoban wins adoption of an order to call a conference of street superintendents and the Board of Aldermen to consider halting new permits for opening streets unless contractors hire citizens at no less than 2 per day for nine hours. The measure, backed by Hoban, faced opposition from Scigliano and Grady but passed by a large vote. The council also pursued a reconsideration on prior votes about coercion law in Ireland and adopted an inquiry into the city collector's office staffing increase.
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Peter A. Hoban
Common Council
Ard
Collins
Board of Aldermen
Hoban
Scigliano
Grady
Gcigliano
Wood
Linella
Ireland
Simms
Ward 11
Woman Burns from Fire Accident at Middlesex Street
Alice Boodley of 7 Middlesex street was badly burned when a lit match dropped on her dress while lighting a fire yesterday afternoon. Neighbors rolled her in a blanket to extinguish the flames and Dr. Cutler of 61 Dover street attended her before sending her to the Relief Station in Hay market square.
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Alice Boodley
Middlesex Street
Dr. Cutler
Dover Street
Haymarket Square
Bootblacks Change Name to Boys Industrial League
Forty directors of the proposed Boot blacks League met at the Twentieth Century Club in Boston and voted to rename the group the Boys Industrial League. Max Mitchell presided with E V R Thayer Jr as secretary. Division presidents included Fred Vorenberg David Tilley James Jackson and Frank Leveroni. West End entertainment moved to June 4 at Faneuil Hall. The meeting noted the violinist Fred Robertson Chen who would study in Europe. adjournment extends to fall with hopes of at least 1000 members.
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Bootblacks’ League
Twentieth Century Club
Ashburton Place
Boys’ Industrial League
Max Mitchell
E. V. R. Thayer, Jr
Fred Vorenberg
West End
David Tilley
South Boston
James Jackson
South End
Frank Leveroni
Northnd
Faneuil Hall
Mitchell
Fred Robertson
C@hen
Europe
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A. & P. Fancy Elgin Creamery Butter
Boston
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Court St
Sudbury St
Broadway Sea
Ane
Market S
Tremont St
Eliot St
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E. Boston
Waller
A. A. Berle
Lincoln
Charles Fleischer
Paul Revere Frothingham
Arlington Street
Senator Hoar
Hoar
New York State
Columbia
Feere
Elgin Creamery
Kennedy
Golden Race
Maine
Onapaaasetennen Aeemenemmmnmnmanns Memset
Renite Smr
Reese Cor
ELM & Union
Summer Street
Tremont & Eliot
Lowell
Mass
Ginter Grocery CO
Negho
Fever Street
Bears
Bootblacks
Houghton & Dutton
Jardinieres
Armour
Madras
Holland
Woma
Belta
League
J. F. ‘Wise
Frank Severoni
Maurice D. Abrahamson
Mr. Mitchell
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William Pickett
James A. Burgess
J. F. Wise
Harry
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Chicago
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New York
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