Crane Renominated by Republicans for a Third Term
The Republican State convention unanimously renominated Governor Crane for a third term. The Democratic campaign focuses on organization rather than defeating the State ticket, with Governor Crane bolstered by his veto of the Boston subway bill, a standout action cited by supporters as strengthening his appeal.
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Independence policy in Philippines mirrors Monroe Doctrine
The Massachusetts Democrats favor preparing Filipinos for self government and early independence under U S protection. Critics call it impractical, but the policy aligns with U S practice in Cuba and South American states. It would bind the Filipino people through gratitude and reduce the need for armed suppression.
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Philippine Islands
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United States
Cuba
United Staes
Philippines
Tremont Temple Debt Ties To Lorimer Retention
The Tremont Temple Church raises a campaign to reduce its debt with the aim of keeping Dr. George C. Lorimer in Boston. The effort targets public support to relieve Lorimer from the financial burden he cited in his resignation letter. The church executive committee portrays the debt as its principal burden and acts to address it directly.
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George C. Lorimer
Boston
Tima
Lorimer
Community backs fund drive to keep Dr Lorimer in Boston
Appreciation for the situation and committee energy suggests the needed money will be raised to relieve the church debt. The wider issue is maintaining church work under the present pastor, with the community urged to pay $100,000 to retain Dr Lorimer in Boston.
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Dr. Lorimer
Boston
Massachusetts Republicans Offer Vacant Declarations for Local Issues
The Massachusetts Republican platform is criticized as vague on local and state matters such as initiative and referendum and highway value. It questions advocating action on Thirteenth Amendment instead of Fifteenth, and delays on tariffs citing McKinley, with re election of Governor Crane seen as foregone.
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India
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Crane
Closest America's Cup Race Keeps Trophy With New York Yacht Club
In a photo finish for the ages the Columbia wins on time allowance over Shamrock II and retains the America's Cup for the New York Yacht Club. The British challenger, though faster on elapsed time, falls short by time. the race confirms American naval design lead and cheers for Columbia.
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England
Herreshoff
Observant Citizens Return from Eleven Week Crawford House Stay
Notable local artists Mr and Mrs Jean Paul Selinger are back from an eleven weeks mountain sojourn at Crawford House and appear healthy. Devol and Edward Isham have rented the former Hric Pape studio on St Botolph for winter. Devol resumes as tenor at New Old South Church after summer abroad. Mr and Mrs Herman P Chellus return from a Canada and West tour and stay at Pxeter Chambers for the season.
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Crawford House
Devol
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Hric Pape
St. Botolph Street
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New Old South Church
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Canada
West
Pxeter Chambers
Sacred concert to open Sabbath services at church
Beginning tomorrow the church will hold a sacred concert by the orchestra each Sabbath evening for a half hour before services. The transfer of property at 177 Huntington Avenue to the Woman's Club House Corporation was completed yesterday and the buildings will be remodeled for occupant organizations. The Beacon Street site between Somerset and Bowdoin will be repurposed, and the passable section is likely to be obstructed again soon.
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The Politician and Dabster Dialogues in Old Debate
A satirical piece portrays a wily politician who uses smooth talk to win votes and a discussion about yacht races between Shamrock I and the Columbia. Mrs Dabster questions racing prestige as Mr Lipton, owner of Shamrock, explains the contest as a test of supremacy between American and English boats with Lipton seeking the cup.
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Shamrock
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Arington
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Dabster clash over yacht terms sparks domestic scene
A humorous quarrel unfolds between Mrs Dabster and her husband over nautical jargon as they discuss yacht racing. Amid gibe and irony the couple argues about rails and legs, while a string of mock headlines and jokes closes with Newton Newkirk.
City Swell Sparks Town Gossip in Groton Romance
Milly Ranscome returns with Harry Lawrence a stylish university lecturer for a few days in Groton. Townscorn greets the couple as Milly battles public pressure and her own feelings. A moonlit drive ends with a pending question that tests their future.
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Harry Lawrence
Groton
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Lawrence
Village Warms to City Swell as Milly Accepts Ring
In a village drama a drunk man is restrained by a passerby known as the city swell, then Milly Ranscome accepts a proposal after a late carriage ride. Harry Lawrence guides the scene with calm courtesy as the crowd watches the unfolding romance.
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Harry Lawrence
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Mr. Lawrence
Harry
Milly
Milly Ranscome
Boston Grand Lodge Official Denies Misstatement on Withdrawals
J Edward Burtt of Boston writes to the Post defending the Grand Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen. He states Maine and Rhode Island lodges left Massachusetts due to dissatisfaction with the level assessments and the desire to adopt classified assessments to recruit and support young members.
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Boston
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Bradford Bears Defeat Well in Convention Remarks
Democratic candidate Gamaliel Bradford faced questions after a noisy convention. He defended his speech and said he will not bolt or state his future actions, asserting he is through and mum on the nomination and support.
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Bradford
Post
Quincy
Mr. Gargan
Post's Illustrated Menu Roast Duck with Lima Beans
A brief kitchen note by Alice E. Whitaker guides roasting a young or wild duck with lima beans. It advises rare to one hour plus for small ducks, hot initial sear then lower heat, wipe clean, remove oil bag and pinions, and baste often. Serve on tender lima beans with a fruit jelly.
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