Message From America On South African War Emotions
Sir Thomas Wemyss Reid previews a December Nineteenth Century and After article quoting a distinguished Cabinet member lamenting Britain’s absence from world progress as the South African War rages. He notes European appeals to the United States to act, made unofficially with U S knowledge.
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London
Thomas Wemyss Reid
America
England
Sir Thomas
United States
Irishmen urged to unite for Ireland's freedom and leadership
Members of Division 48 A O H gathered at Shea's Hibernian Hall to mark the Manchester martyrs anniversary. Resolutions urged Irish unity to win independence and reinstatement of Dr Henebry in Washington. Toasts praised Irish progress and urged all Irish to join divisions. It closed with God Save Ireland.
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Manchester
Shea
Hibernian Hall
Ireland
Dr. Henebry
Washington
Michael Morrison
John B. O'Higgins
Joseph M. Sullivan
John J. O'Connor
William J. Cronin
James Mantle
Denis J. Cronin
Massachusetts
Hugh E. Scanlon
Boston
Matthew Brennan
Howard
O’connor
Sally and
Bernard
Joseph Sullivan
Peninsular Association
Messrs
Murphy
Lane
Spelliey
Ahern
Thomas M. Murnane
Emerald Isle
Michael J. Ahearn
Patrick Lane
Cornelius Newman
Timothy Horgan
Michael Fitzgerald
Peter Dolan
Bernard Dolan
Michael J. O'Connor
Patrick J. Flynn
Jeremiah J. Murray
Andrew Trahey
Cornelius A. Spellicy
John Donoghue
Michael Lane
Michael H. Shea
Edwardc
Washburns Affidavit Promises $1000 for Libel Proof
Boston November affidavit from George F. Washburn sworn statement denounces recent maligning claims about stock. He asserts ladies raglons at $10 and men's $12 yoke overcoats were in stock with sizes 34 to 42, notes a Thanksgiving sales spike, and pledges to continue low prices and customer savings while offering rewards to prove libel.
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Boston
George F. Washburn
McKinley Memorial Services in Boston Tonight
Memorial services for the late William McKinley are held at Faneuil Hall in Boston starting at 8 o clock. Lieutenant Governor John L Bates will deliver the eulogy, as Alderman James H Doyle chairs the arrangements with a long list of committee members expected to fill the hall.
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William McKinley
Faneuil Hall
James H. Doyle
Joseph I. Steward
Philip O’brien
John I. Kelly
Peabody Gerry
Daniel J. Kiley
March G. Bennett
William L. White
William M. Curtis
Joseph F. Carter
George McKee
Patrick J. Shiels
Frank W. Thayer
Fireman Hero Is Suspended In Brookline
In Brookline the suspension of William Fitzgerald, an extra engineer at Station G B W, causes a stir. Fire Commissioner Neal is said to have suspended him amid unclear reasons while Fitzgerald had just two weeks earlier been praised for halting a runaway fire engine that may have saved the driver Thomas Harvey. The department reportedly faces more suspensions as a signatory paper pledging obedience to discipline is circulated. Fitzgerald's colleagues call him an excellent fireman.
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Brookline
William Fitzgerald
Naughton
Neal
Fitzgerald
Bitzgerald
Bridgewater Farm Trustees Protest Water Contamination
Bridgewater State Farm trustees condemn unfiltered sewage discharge into the Taunton River affecting 1600 residents who rely on the river below the dumping ground. They urge legislative action to stop ongoing contamination, noting prior reliance on the State Board of Health has failed to safeguard their water supply.
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Taunton
State Farm
Bridgewater
State Board of Health
Bridge bids for granite piers to Cambridge project
Bids for furnishing cut granite for the upper stone work on eight piers of the new bridge to Cambridge were opened yesterday at City Hall. Cape Ann Granite Co offered 96950 dollars and Rockport Granite Co offered 91900 dollars. The contract was awarded to Rockport Granite Co by the bridge commissioners.
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Hart
City Hall
Cape Ann Granite Company
Rockport Granite Company
Rockport Company
Boston
Sneak Thieves Target Tufts Students in Medford
Tufts College reports a wave of thefts over several days. In No 3 West Hall a suite occupied by Harry A. Hersey and Arthur W. Hersey, both of Dorchester, lost five histories, two sweaters, two razors, a watch and a dress suitcase after entry through a ground floor window. Other losses include stick pins and society badges from Dean Hall rooms. Police are investigating. this marks a rare theft spree at Tufts.
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Medford
College Hill
Tufts
No. 3
West Hall
Harry A. Hersey
Arthur W. Hersey
Dorchester
Hersey Coe
Dean Hall
Tufts College
Van Schaick Unhorsed Holds Filipinos At Bay
Manila Nov 25 Second Lieutenant Louis Van Schaick of the Fourth Infantry, scouting with a small unit, charged 150 insurgents who had sacked Siaraca near Cavite. Mounted he rode 60 yards ahead, killed three, fought hand to hand after a rifle round missed, was wounded twice, then rescued by his men. He is in Manila military hospital and is praised for bravery. General Hughes says surrender talks with insurgent Samson on Bohol Island near completion, likely ending the revolt there.
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Louis van Schaick
Siaraca
Cavite
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Hughes
Department of the
Bohol
Samson
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