Miss Hanlon's Police Hearing In Charlestown Today
Miss Mary Helene Hanlon of 22 Prospect Street Charlestown faces final arguments today at 2 30 pm before the Police Commission in a case against five Boston officers stemming from her street walking arrest on Sept 2. Attorney Henry F Naphen leads for Hanlon as officers Hogsett Quirk O Keefe Hutchins and Chambers seek to defend.
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Boston
Mary Helene Hanlon
Prospect
Charlestown
Miss Hanlon
Station 4
Lon
James L. Hogsett
Richard F. Quirk
Jeremiah O’keefe
Frank W. Hutchins
J. P. Chambers
Henry F. Naphen
Charles W. Bartlett
Hogsett
Police Commission
Prescott
American Type Foundry
Atlantic Avenue
John E. Hanlon
Clapp & Tilton
Summer Street
Frye Urges Retention of Philippines and Panama Canal
Senator Frye speaking at the Beacon Society dinner in Paris urged retention of the Philippines and other acquired islands, championed building a Panama Canal, and called for increased foreign carrying trade. He argued the U S must expand exports and imports in American ships to beat European rivals and warned against wage cuts. Continued on page 8 sixth column.
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United States
William P. Frye
Maine
Beacon Society
Tuileries
Philippines
Panama
Lucius Tuttle
Frye
J. H. Benton, Jr
Paris
Peace Commission
Germany
France
England
Hotel Tuileries
Aldermen Seek State Help for Boston Harbor Deepening
The Board of Aldermen approved a measure urging the Mayor to petition the next General Court to widen and deepen Boston Harbor channels so large ships can enter safely. Alderman Day argued current facilities hinder commerce and stop ships like Cunard’s from using Boston, while Alderman Presho urged state or national action. The order was unanimously referred to the Mayor for action.
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Boston
Board of Aldermen
General Court
Alderman Day
Boston Harbor
United States
Cunard Company
Merchants’ ‘Association
Alderman Presho
Massachusetts
Presho
Day
Congress
Admiral Dewey Back To Discuss Cavite Naval Base
Dewey met with Secretary Long at the Navy Department to discuss a permanent naval station near Manila. He presented parts of his Philippines commission report urging Subig Bay sixty miles from Manila as preferable to Cavite for a strong harbor location. Rear Admiral Gillis is named as a possible Cavite station commandant.
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Washington
Dewey
Navy Department
Long
Cavite
Manila
Philippines Commission
Philippines
Subig Bay
Gillis
Partly Cloudy Forecast For Boston And Vicinity
Partly cloudy skies with fair weather and light westerly winds forecast for Boston and surrounding area Tuesday and Wednesday. The outlook calls for mild temperatures and no precipitation indicated.
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Boston and
Haile Illness Worsens Doctors Confer In Springfield
Ex Lieutenant Governor William H Haile, president of Hampden Loan and Trust, remains gravely ill with acute bronchitis in Springfield. Doctors Breck and Shattuck held a consultation as Haile's condition hovered between steady and worsened. His son Henry C Haile has taken charge of affairs and visitors are barred from his Chestnut street home.
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William H. Haile
Springfield
Theodore F. Breck
Haitle
Haile
Mr. Haile
Chestnut Street
Bryan Will Be Nominated by Democrats Says Croker
Richard Croker told the Democratic Club in New York that William J. Bryan will be the party’s standard bearer in the next national campaign. He said the fight will be against trusts and imperialism and that Bryan is the only man to lead it. Croker noted Tammany Hall will give Bryan strong support and that no running mate has been chosen yet.
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New York
Richard Croker
Democratic Club
Europe
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Bryan
Tammany Hall
Baltimore & Ohio Stock Unification Hinted in News
The Commercial Advertiser reports possible unification of Baltimore & Ohio stock design to swap two preferred shares for three common with 4 percent dividends on all preferred. Management sources say plan could be feasible due to higher earnings capacity. Current totals are 60 million dollars in preferred and 45 million in common.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohio
Eaid
Gereces
Kentucky Good for 17 Knots After Trial Returns
Rodgers and the board return from Boston where they observed the Kentucky battleship trial. They prepare a full report with calculations to determine allowances for titles. They conclude the Kentucky is easily a 17 knot ship, though designed for 16 knots.
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Washington
Admiral Rodgers
Inspection Board
Washton
Boston
Kentucky
Murphy Delays Boston University Law School Enrollment
Hon. John R. Murphy extended his New York trip and did not begin at Boston University Law School as planned. He will enroll using Boston Latin School certificates and aims to complete in two years by doubling up on studies, with no entrance exams required.
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Russia
England
France
Germany
Cesaert
Whetter
Boston
Republic
Treasury
Chicago Title & Trust Co
Chicago
Ill
Harris Cattle Co
Harris Cattle Coo
State St
John R. Murphy
New York
Law School
Boston University
Murphy
Wenzel
Boston Latin School
Norill
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Rabbit
Turkey
Bell
William G. Bell Co
van Nostrand
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Panama Canal
THE
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Hemisphere
Senatoix Frye
Beyter Harbor
Ene Aire
Advisa
Nicaragua Canal
Raa Rica
Uinaldo
Aguinaldo
Naval Station
Wm. Reynolds
Marblehead
Mass
Wm. H. Haley
Dodge, Haley Co
Herbert A. Harris
International Trust Co
Chicago, Ill
Ted
L Palmer, Weston & Co
Faneuil Hall
Petada
Itasorey
B. & C. Stock
Naval Board
the Law School
NW York
Sub-Treasury
Gage
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Hanover and
Portland Sts
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