Boston Police Parade Draws Large Crowd on the Common
Nine hundred officers joined a long expected parade in Boston yesterday afternoon. The march started at 2 o clock with Lt John P Clark and sergeants Conney and Alien commanding. Captains Wescott O Lalor Gaskin Kimball Evans Irish led stations and harbor police with Police Commissioners Clark Curtis and Adams following in a landau. Deputy Supt Coulter and Lt Boynton led the second battalion, then Capt Warren Hanley Peabody Hunt, and finally Irish witnesses. After the event, officers returned to their stations as crowds cheered from the Common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Clark
James P. Conney
William Alien
George Wescott
Harbor Police
John T. O’lalor
Edward Gaskin
Otis F. Kimball
Thomas Evans
Richard Irish
Robert F. Clark
Charles P. Curtis
Harry F. Adams
James Coulter
Oscar E. Boynton
Phil Warren
John Hanley
Irving Peabody
Charles Hunt
Cap
Banquet by Station 5 Officers After Parade
After the parade the officers of Station 6 hosted a banquet for about 150 attendees including Mr. Freeman O. Emerson author of the police pension bill who received an ovation. Speakers included Mr. Jeremiah McCarthy collector of the port Chief Inspector Evans Captain George W. Wescott and Sergeant Charles Braizer. Ex patrolman Witham who retired last week aged 60 presented Captain Wescott a bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman O. Emerson
Jeremiah McCarthy
Evans
Post Office
George W. Wescott
Charles Braizer
Witham
Wescott
Boston Patrol Parade Earns Mixed Reviews From Staff
Governor Crane’s staff praised the parade as a clean, well drilled display though some patrolmen, exhausted from long night duties, critiqued the event. The 900 officers, in blue uniforms and white gloves, marched under Captain Dennis Donovan with Superintendent Pierce leading on “Baby” the bay horse.
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Crane
State House
Dennis Donovan
Boston
William H. Pierce
Stone
Byron F. Bragdon
Henry Dawson
Frank I. Jones
M. M. Frohock
John A. O'Rourke
William O. Libby
Stephen Henton
Oren W Slack Charged With Cruelty To Cat
Oren W. Slack faces municipal criminal charges for cruelty to a cat. The case details were recorded by city authorities and involve alleged maltreatment under local animal welfare statutes. Additional filings and court dates were not provided in the brief.
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Oren W. Slack
New Move by Tammany Seeks Brooklyn Alliance for Next Mayor
New York November 11 Tammany Hall and Brooklyn Democracy plan a united front to recapture city government next year with Murphy and McLaughlin shaping the slate. An alliance is said to exclude Richard Croker, and Brooklyn will supply the mayoral candidate while Tammany names the comptroller.
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New York
Tammany
Brooklyn Democracy
Allance
Charles Francis Murphy
Hugh McLaughlin
Brooklyn
McLaughlin
Murphy
McCarren
Hill
United States
Tammany Hall
Lundy
Goldwater
Malone
Bill
Tammany Men
Joseph Krulish
Carpenters and builders form joint committee plan
Acting with the Master Builders Association and the National Association of Builders, the Master Carpenters Association of Boston and the United Carpenters Council representing 27 unions with 6400 members establish a permanent joint committee to settle employer and worker concerns and avoid strikes. A meeting to set working rules for 1903 will be held at the Master Builders' rooms. The arrangement mirrors the 12 year old accord between Mason Builders and workers and similar ties with plasterers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Builders’ Association
National Association of Builders
Master Carpenters’ Association of
Boston
United Carpenters’ Council of
Boston and Vicinity
Journeymen Carpenters
Mason Builders’ Association
Spanish cabinet crisis as Sagasta forms new government
King Alfonso, in Madrid, tasks Prime Minister Sagasta with reconstructing the cabinet and grants him free hand. Weyler is not expected to remain at war office as resignations of the entire cabinet were delivered. Sagasta seeks a more democratic lineup while the Cortes pauses its sessions awaiting the new ministry. Weyler states he is at Sagasta's disposal and will not obstruct any solution.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Sagasta
General Weyler
War Office
Senor Sagasta
Cortes
Weyler
Wergler
Weyter
Closure Granted On Education Bill In Commons
Premier Balfour won automatic closure by compartments for the education bill in the House of Commons by 222 to 103. The measure must pass by November 28. A Liberal amendment led by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman was defeated by 284 to 152, prompting sharp exchanges among leaders.
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London
Balfour
House of Commons
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Chamberlain
Flower Party Planned by Legion Auxiliaries
Arrangements are underway for a flower party hosted by the ladies' auxiliary of Colonel Fred B. Bogan Camp, Legion of Spanish War Veterans, scheduled for November 20.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fred B. Bogan
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Peruna Endorsed by Sailors and Ship Captains
A historic endorsement of Peruna as a sea remedy includes quotes from Capt. L T Carter of Pensacola and Capt. E A Watson of Ottawa praising its effectiveness for bronchial catarrh and other ailments aboard ships. They note quick recuperation for colds lung trouble and kidney disease with Peruna aboard, along with the belief in its value when far from medical help. Commodore Somerville Nicholson of the U S Navy also endorses its curative qualities and urges others to use it. If no relief occurs readers are invited to contact Dr Hartman for free advice.
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Peruna
L. T. Carter
10Th Avenue
Pensacola
Florida
E. A. Watson
M. E
Elizabeth Street
Ottawa
Ont
Carter
Watson
U. S. Navy
Somerville Nicholson
United States Navy
R St
N. W
Washington, D. C
S. Nicholson
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
One Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Hio
Record coal delivery at harbor sets port tonnage record
A daily port report lists 21 708 tons of coal arriving of which 1 099 tons were American soft coal from Philadelphia aboard the barge Gilberton. The British steamer Keemum led with 9 031 tons for Boston Elevated Railway, followed by Ursula Bright 4 880 tons to order, Nordhavet 4 119 tons to C N Sprague & Son, Athalie 2 900 tons for Everett coke works, and Millie Mace 179 tons to Taunton. Keemun, with 70 crew including 34 Chinese, anchored at quarantine drawing 27 feet 6 inches, port records say. The Keemun discharge and related movements are described amid references to post strike resumption of coal shipments from Philadelphia and nearby ports.
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Philadelphia
Gilberton
Keemum
Barry
Boston
Louisburg
C. B
Everett
Millie Mace
Port Hastings
Taunton
Keeman
Davies
Holton
Liverpool
Thomas W Lawson
Pectan
Massachusetts Wharf Company
Keemun
Johnstonner Oakmore
Cunard
Alfred Anderson
Harrison Avenue
Philadelphia & Reading System
Port Richmond
Quaker City
New England
Portland
Portsmouth
N. H
Reading
Eagle Hill
Catawissa
Franklin
Kimberton
Robesonia
West Point Cadetship Exams Set for Boston
Congressman Powers arranges cadetship examinations for West Point from the old 11th district in Boston at the English High School on Montgomery Street. Medical exams occur at 2 p.m. on November 21, followed by mental exams beginning at 9 a.m. on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Powers
West Point
11Th Congressional District
Boston
Montgomery Street
Shepard Dinner Friday Night Address on Free Trade Cause
The Hon Edward M Shepard of New York will address the American Free Trade League on The Present Political Situation of the Free Trade Cause at a dinner at Cop ley Square Hotel next Friday at 6 30 PM Invitations accepted by Hon William A Gaston Hon William S McNary Hon Arthur Lyman and Hon Samuel Roads Jr Also listed as attendees are other distinguished guests
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Edward M. Shepard
New York
American Free Trade League
League
Copley Square Hotel
William A. Gaston
William S. McNary
Arthur Lyman
Samuel Roads, Jr
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Commonwealth Avenue
Don Donovan
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Federal
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Beacon
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Iain Fred Hoffman
George Hall
George W. Coleman
George A. Wyman
Fred F. Hall
Orrin M. Hanscom
John H. Brickley
Lawrence Cain
Clark. Adams
Curtis
Charles Denton
Station
HK Thomas Kenefick
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RTERS
Frank Fitzpatrick
Jeremiah’ Downey
Eet
Carpenters’ Agreement
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E. Watson
Record
Coal Cargo
Sally Lunn
Flap Jack
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