Salisbury Speech Roils Europe Over Anglo American Ties
London dispatch reports Lord Salisbury's Guildhall speech provoking heavy European debate. Analysts link talk of an Anglo American alliance to America and Philippines issues while Kaiser William's planned Spain visit sparks fresh scrutiny of Germany's stance toward the United States and Britain. The Times and Daily Mail urge cautious alignment with Washington amid tensions.
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Anglo American ties surface in Salisbury remarks
A European g source reports Lord Salisbury’s guarded Philippine references hint at Anglo American harmony. The talk suggests Britain fears the Philippines could revive far eastern questions as Germany and Russia seek coaling stations, with the US likely resisting territorial grabs but accepting stations on smaller islands.
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Consolidation Vote at Massachusetts and Hull Yacht Clubs
A Massachusetts Yacht Club meeting at Rowe's Wharf voted unanimously to consolidate with Hull Yacht Club under the Hull Massachusetts Yacht Club name. The merger grants a Hull summer house and Rowe's Wharf winter and summer landing with about 500 members.
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Farmer Robert Brown kills three relatives in Kentucky shooting
In Glasgow Kentucky Robert Brown shot and killed his father in law Louis McClellan his mother in law Mary McClellan and sister in law Bertha McClellan during a family quarrel He also wounded brother in law George McClellan who probably will die A crowd surrounded his barn and he surrendered after more than 100 shots were fired with deputies pursuing him.
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New England School Superintendents Meet at Boston Latin School
Large gathering of school leaders at Boston Latin Hall for the 63rd annual New England Association meeting led by President William D. Parkinson. Debates covered organization of graded schools, teacher standards, and state supports, with a necrology report and policy recommendations for regional education.
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Clinton
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G. Stanley Iall
Clark University
Walter S. Park
Edward G. Ward
Brooklyn
Boston Society of Civil Engineers marks 50th anniversary
More than 200 attendees at the Boston Vendome as the Boston Society of Civil Engineers celebrates its fiftieth anniversary. President Carson notes engineers feed and warm society, cites rail progress, steel replacing iron, and rising costs of provisions while goods drop in price. Desmond Fitzgerald recounts the society’s 1848 origins, and Samuel Knott discusses New England railroads' impact. congratulatory messages arrive from multiple national and international engineering bodies.
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Chasing the Phantom Gold in the Klondike
Lewiston Journal reports the futile Klondike gold rush costs lives and energy. Men brave arctic climate for wealth, while Tanana River expeditions face doom and the north yields blood price and hardship.
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