Roosevelt Returns From Panama and Porto Rico Voyage
President Roosevelt completes a voyage to Panama and Porto Rico aboard the Mayflower and returns to Washington. He praises the United States Navy and the regions, notes a forthcoming canal message, and heads to the White House after a Cabinet meeting planned for tomorrow.
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Panama
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Potomac
Louisiana
Piney Point
Navy Yard
Ethel Roosevelt
Hagner
White House
United States Navy
Panama Canal
School Board Reports Narrow Surplus for Year End
The school board will report a surplus of about 15 000 for the fiscal year ending Dec 10, according to Auditor William J Porter figures presented last night. The surplus was reduced by a 106 012 67 rise in salaries for teachers officers and janitors, reducing a prior 60 000 deficit to a modest gain.
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William J. Porter
David A. Ellis
School Board Reports Big Savings and Salary Increases
The board notes large savings in light and fuel expenditures totaling $32,464.95 and $14,644.16 in supplies and incidentals. Custodian Mark Mulvey reports a $517.06 savings in gas and power for September October, despite five new schools and rooms. teacher salaries rose by $100,668.57, officers by $1,290.71, and janitors by $4,053.39.
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Mark B. Mulvey
Quincy
Brooks
Berwin Wins Vote to Send Junketeers South for Flag Return
The New Orleans flag turmoil ends as Bill Berwin wins board approval to send five Aldermen on a junket to retrieve the faded trophy. Supporters recall Grant and Lee while opponents question cost and necessity. The tally: Yeas Berwin Cauley Curley Hennessey Linehan Kneeland Whelton Nays Bangs Battis Bell Draper. Bromberg absent.
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Bill Berwin
Tom Doherty
New Orleans
Board of Aldermen
Pleasure Bent
Alderman Bell
Draper, Battis
Bangs
Old Tennessee
Berwin
Boston
Whelton, Kneeland
Linehan
Doherty
Yeas
Cauley
Curley
Hennessey
Kneeland
Whelton
Battis
Bell
Draper
Bromberg
City horse faces death after runaway incident
A Boston city bay horse is condemned despite being valuable. Superintendent Doyle plans a “first class equine funeral” using his accident policy balance, while Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals leader George Angell warns of action if the plan proceeds.
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James H. Doyle
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George T. Angell
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Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Eliot Says Harvard Sports Need Major Reforms Across Games
President Eliot criticizes basketball and football citing cheating and rough play while praising rowing and tennis as honorable. He suggests discontinuing football and advocates reform in baseball and hockey, warning a sports upheaval may follow at Harvard.
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Eliot
Post
Shot
Iliot
Athletic Committee
Harvard University
Farrar Creates Historic Ovation In Romeo et Juliette
Geraldine Farrar of Melrose Mass astonished New York critics and a global opera audience at the Metropolitan Opera House opening cast of Romeo et Juliette. The New York crowd and critics lauded her flawless performance and star quality elevating an American artist to national acclaim.
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Geraldine Farrar
Juliette
New York
Farrar Triumphs Amid Applause In New York Opera Return
Miss Farrar receives rapturous applause and floral tributes as she and Romeo Mr. Rousseliere headline a New York opera return. Newcomers Charles Simard and Pol Plancon share in the triumph while others reappear in the cast and conductor Samuel Bovy debuts in the country.
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New York
Charles Rousseliere
Paris Opera
Romeo
Charles Simard
Mercutio
Lyric Stage
Pol Plancon
Friar Laurence
Journet
Capulet
Muehlelmann
the Duc de Verone
Josephine Jacoby
Stephane
the Page
Jacques Bars
Tybalt
Mayor Thurston Narrowly Leads in Six Wards by Five Votes
Recount from six Cambridge wards shows Mayor Thurston ahead of James F. Aylward by five votes instead of the previously reported 109. Remaining five wards' results are unpredictable, with three votes swing potentially deciding victory or defeat for both candidates.
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Aylard
Mr. Aylward
Brandon
City Clerwn's
Ieee Aylward
T Ward
Sete Ak
Oko
Aylward
Ry Ward
Cambridge
Jena
Walter C. Wardwell
James F. Aylward
Rain Today Boston Forecast Then Clearing Next Day
Rain is forecast for Boston and vicinity today with clearing on Wednesday. In the eastern New York and New England area the outlook is rain Tuesday followed by fair and colder conditions with fresh to brisk southwest to northwest winds along the coast. Steamers sailing Tuesday for Europe may face fresh to brisk southwest to west winds and rain through Tuesday toward the Grand Links.
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Vicinity
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New York
New England
Grand Links
Trolley Service Promoted for Sundays and Thanksgiving Day
For Sundays and Thanksgiving Day use the cars of the Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line. Best care and best service in New England. Cars leave Park Square every 15 minutes.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
New England
Park Square
Ginger cures grip and severe colds warn doctors
Frayed health notes claim ginger cures and prevent grip and severe colds. The piece urges caution as some readers report mixed results and advise consulting physicians for persistent symptoms.
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