Hanna Denies Forcing Entry to White House Conference
Senator Hanna denounces reports of trying to break into a White House conference with President and Admiral Dewey. He states he visited the White House with a friend, asked to see the President, was told he was busy, and planned to return later without pressing the issue. He emphasizes he never sought an intrusion on private affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleveland
Hanna
Washington
Admiral Dewey
White House
Indiana
Reverend Perin Calls For More Wind In Yacht Race Talk
The Rev Dr Perin from the pulpit urges better winds for the races while noting the value of friendly international competition. He compares leisure habits across nations and hopes the best boat wins, though he disapproves of gambling linked to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Perin
Japan
Bic
Old Boreas
Preacher Attacks War Tide at Brighton Church
The Rev A A Berle denounces a Transvaal war as a colossal crime of the century in a Brighton Congregational Church sermon. He condemns England’s actions as a profit driven slaughter against an infant republic and appeals to Christians to protest the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Congregational Church
A. A. Berle
Hague
South Africa
Gladstone
England
Transvaal
Jesus Christ
Front Page Port Notes and Vessel Movements at Charlestown
Enthusiasts of the Trish yacht Shamrock gather with Alderman Dixon seeking 7 to 6 bets in New York. Ships, crews, and cargoes move through Charlestown harbor with liners Canada and Chicago, steamers Prince Arthur and Yarmouth, and various tugboats and sail vessels. Trade data, ship arrivals, and local maritime notes fill the day as officials inspect theCustom House and vessels transition between Atlantic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Dixon
Atlantic Yacht Club
North End
New York
Columbia
Grand Hotel
Robert H. Rathbun
Robert Lockhart
H. M. Hoyt
Chicago
London
Canada
Custom House
Admiral Dewey
Warness
Charlestown
Charles Tupper
Montreal
Nova Scotia
Bay of Fundy
Halifax
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
Liverpool
Kansas
Catalonia
Oakmore
Wineges
Buenaventura
Norfolk
Cardenas
Cuba
E Pedro
Navy Hai
New York Maritime Register
Samaria
Cunard Hine
Altonia
Sylvania
Carinthia
Aleppo
Fereynes
Paassenger
Etrur
Ivernia
Saxonia
Stephens
Michigan
Evandale
Java
Jamaica
Chatham
Easter
Battery Wharf
Providence
R. I
Baltimore
Howard
Juniata
Kershaw
Nantucket
Vulcan
D. D. Kelly
Myrtle
Commercial Wharf
United States Engineers’ Department
Henry S. Little
Atlantic Works
C. M. Walton
Haley & Appleton
Turcoman
Dominion Steamship Line
Johnston Line
East Boston
Lord Erne
James Dunn
Mr. Delaheyde
Fish Establishment
F. J. O'Hara
Atlantic Avenue
Socialists Forecast Strong City Victory in Haverhill
In Haverhill on October 8 the Socialists boast of a stronger campaign than last year when they elected Mayor John Chase and six city officials. They cite a year of work under a Socialist mayor as proof of a solid record and increased support while Mayor Chase notes much of the effort was preparatory for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
John Chase
Chase
Social Democrats
Four Cambridge youths arrested for mailbox and bicycle thefts
Four Cambridgeport youths Arthur Barker 19 Fver ett Thomas R Shay 20 William Ejisenhaur 14 and J Campbell 16 are in Station 2 after police find a stolen bicycle, forged check, and letters in their possession. Barker cited for bicycle theft from Edward T Clements yard. All four allegedly confessed to mailbox robberies. Shay to bicycle theft. The group faces charges in Third District Court.
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Station 2
Cambridge
Arthur Barker
Fverett
Thomas R. Shay
Main
Columbia Streets
Cambridgeport
William Ejisenhaur
Coolidge Place
J. Campbell
Washington Street
Gordon and
Ellis
Barker
Massachusetts Avenue
John T. Mahaffy
James Perkins
Minas Kolligian
Campbell
Shay
American League proposed to curb military spirit in United States
Bolton Hall announces the formation of the American League with himself as temporary secretary. The group vows to oppose force in extending American institutions and reaffirms support for the Declaration of Independence. Subscribers include Carl Schurz Edward M Shepard William Dean Howells and Samuel Gompers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bolton Hall
American League
United States
Mr. Hall
League
Carl Schurz
Edward M. Shepard
W. Rourke Cochran
C. H. Parkhurst
H. van Dyke
William Dean Howells
Charles W. Dayton
Henry Loomis Nelson
John DeWitt Warner
Robert Collyer
John W. Chadwick
Henry Bischoff, Jr
William H. Scott
Ernest H. Crosby
Samuel Gompers
Wheeler H. Peckham
Trains Collide Near Arlington Injuring Fireman in Omaha
East bound passenger train on the Fremont Elkhorn Missouri Valley line collided with a freight engine at Arlington. No deaths reported though passengers faced a narrow escape as both engines were wrecked and the baggage and smoking cars telescoped. Fireman on the passenger train badly injured.
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Omaha, Neb
Fremont, Elkhorn
Missouri Valley
Arlington
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement claims impure stomachs pollute the blood and links constipation nerves insomnia and biliousness to stomach incompetence. It urges using Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and promises malaria fever relief with a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
Building Trades Council Hears Labor Stance At Meeting
The Building Trades Council authorized George Gunther to mobilize all department workers if contract work continues. They urged using day work and backed eight hour days with minimum wages, while endorsing union-only hiring for Park Square stalls and liquor store repairs. Officers and committees were elected and a campaign with barber and steam engineering unions outlined.
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Building Trades Council
Logue
George Gunther
Rainsford Island
Carpenters
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Wood Workers
Park Square
James White
James Haley
F. K. Faulkner
John Bicknell
M. G. Glenon
E. A. McDonald
J. J. Lee
Thomas Fiartnett
Dan Diggan
John Brophy
John Kelly
Charles Ed Heffernan
Joseph Gilchrist
John McDermott
Thomas Fields
George M. Gunther
M. Sullivan
W.A. Thomas
John Clark
James Hagan
Thomas Buckley
James Grant
H. Palmer
Amalgamated Carpenters
William Joyce
J. J. Donovan
Henry Kelly
Luthers
F. P. McGrath
A. J. J. Murphy
J. B. Potts
J. J. Kane
Steamfitters
Boston Theatrical Gossip Ahead of Week's Schedule
The Boston stage scene features Julia Arthur dropping More Than Queen at the Park for Friday matinee. Admiral Dewey’s visit and a busy musical season open with Symphony rehearsals. Debuts include Miss Cameron in Robin Hood at Boston Theatre and Miss Howland as Queen Flavia with Hackett at Hollis.
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Julia Arthur
Boston
Admiral Dewey
Miss Cameron
The
Bostonians
Boston Theatre
Annabel
Jobyna Howland
Flavia
Rupert of Hentzau
James K. Hackett
Hollis
Georgia Cayvan
Joseph Jefferson
Charles Frohman
Leland Powers
Joe Monday
Fuure
Dion Boucicault
Jill
Castle Square
John Craig
Marcia van Dresser
Allan-a-Dale
Tremont
Grand Opera House
John
Emma Ray
Tony Cummings
Uncle Tom
Mr. Cummings
Park
SeSounas
Richard Mansfield
Hugh Stanton
Keith
Austin & Stone
Social Democrats claim city reforms in Haverhill election
The Social Democrats, who secured a mayor and six council seats, say their victory purged corruption and shifted city governance toward workers. They cite higher wages, abolition of the public works contract system, city-built projects with union labor, lower gas rates, and reduced crossovers as signs of a cleaner political era under municipal ownership and Section oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Democratic Party
Haverhill
Calo
Cigar Shop Burglary Stages Theft of 3300 Cigars
The cigar shop of Isaac Draper & Co at 16 Waltham Street on the third floor was entered by force between Saturday night and yesterday noon. Thieves took 3300 cigars valued at $9, packed in boxes of 100 with no revenue stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Draper & Co
No. 16
Waltham Street
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Dewey
Mr. Berle
Rhdes
Prince of Pirates
Sovereign Remedy CO
Arch St
Philadelphia
New England
Washington St
John C. Chase
America
Hostetter
Drastig
Agent Gunther
State Association of Barbers
George K. Otman
Worcester
Victor J. Sinnotte
J. K. Sullivan
James J. Byrnes
State Barbers’ Association
Steam Engineers
International Union of Steam Engineers
P. A. Peregrine
Denver
Col
Henry Ketler
Cincinnati
C. A. Springer
S. L. Bennett
Kansas City
Frank Pfohl
Syracuse
N. Y
W. H.wilsey
Sioux City
E. E. Searle
Thomas Baxter
George Beinke
Toledo
Newark
A. F
the Sanitary and Street Cleaning Union
A. F. of L
Phenix Hall
American Federation of Labor
Messrs
P. H. Shaughnessy
J. J. Wning
Bjarid Bey
Constantinople
Halil Rifat Pasha
Galata Bridge
Munir Pasha
Ibrahim Rasih Bey
W. L. Douglas
Summer &T
Lincoln St
Washington &T
Kesex
Court St
Howard It
City Hall Ave
School St
Uneeda
Tonicht Tremont
Down East
Castle Theatr
Tremont St
Tremon Enna
Tele
Ae Dally
Wei
Harkins and Barbour
Dion Bouechcanult
Izher
Florence Modena
Edwin Latell
Edward ,Mamonde
Wise Janet Melville
Evie Stetson
Valmore
Mco
Whalen and
Doyle
Halder
Edwin Milton Royle
Jean M. Missud
Mechanics’ Building
Sousa
Paul Revere Pay Pr. Mechanics’ Building
Our Lady
Exhibition Hall
Huntington Ave
W. Moran Drown
Eugene Tompkins
de Koven
Smith
Ae Jefferson
Rip van Winkie
Boston Museum
Weatana Cation
Hera
D. Charles Frohman
INS
Isaac B. Rich
Nicdaaeil
Rex Aatrn
Wwheex
Ansfield Cyrano de Bergerac
Eve
Thurs
Tennessee
Farrar Surater
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