Small Lottery Convictions Hit Municipal Court
Two minor lottery cases were convicted yesterday in Municipal Court before Judge Burke. Sentences to the House of Correction were handed down and likely to be upheld on appeal. The writer urges stronger action against larger lotteries like the Louisiana lottery, noting legal obstacles and public tolerance in Boston.
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Boston
Superior Court
George A. Nickerson
Joseph Nickerson
Shattuck & Mooroe
T. M. Babson
Vindicate the Law in Ward 19 Caucus Case
The Post argues the new caucus law must be vindicated by enforcing honest caucuses and punishing violators. It urges a thorough inquiry to correct counting failures, noting possible fraud or carelessness and stressing accountability under the new law.
Accountability at caucuses must be enforced now
The text argues that caucus officers answer only to the party committee and calls for proper accountability. It demands vindication of the law, action as an example, and guarantees to voters that votes are counted honestly and declared truthfully, just as at elections.
War in Asia Seen Unsettled as Powers Stand Aside
The piece argues intervention in the Japan China war is unlikely and ineffective. It notes no European power can dominate the conflict, while rumors of German or Russian mediation hold little weight. It also recounts local anecdotes, including a charity event for a waiter’s family, a marriage date change due to Austrian law, and a humor column about Hawthorne.
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China
Germany
Russia
London Times
Mary Wentworth Morrill
Providence
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Trieste
Austria
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Fall River Mills Stand Closed Over Ironclad Pact
The piece calls Fall River mill owners to end the ironclad agreement delaying openings. New Bedford spinners start today and weavers plan to loom tomorrow as conciliation widens. It condemns the pact as a false honor and urges mills to reopen to end Massachusetts’ scandal.
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Last Tribute to Dr. Holmes in Simple Rites at King's Chapel
The funeral of Dr. Holmes reflected his wide influence across science, art, literature, commerce, the university and church. Acknowledging no display, the gathering honored a many sided man who connected with all that forms civilization and made the services memorable.
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King’s Chapel
Great Gale Wrecks Vessels and Buildings Along New England
A severe coastal storm yesterday damaged ships and shore structures along the New England coast. Life saving crews performed heroic rescues, earning their pay as they saved lives under peril. The new lightship off Boston Harbor guided mariners to safety during the night of danger.
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New England
Boston Harbor
The Travellers new managers take charge of paper
General Boyce retires from Traveller control while the evening contemporary passes to new hands. The publishing company is reorganized and the new management promises capability and vigor. The Post offers best wishes for the Traveller to rise again to prominence.
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Sing, O Singer, Sing in Winter Whispers
A distressed speaker recalls a life of misery poverty and pain yet finds solace in a guiding whisper that urges them to sing. The rhythm reflects longing for freedom and a fading love while chariots rumble by and harsh stares mark a hopeful inner voice urging performance.
Umbrella swap and chatter after morning thefts
A reader reports three dislocated umbrellas found in public rubbish barrels within half an hour yesterday and reused by new owners. The observer notes ongoing talk in a restaurant about stolen umbrellas and related concerns.
Henry L Pierce Resigns from New England Tariff Reform League
The Hon. Henry L. Pierce resigns as president of the New England Tariff Reform League effective when a successor is chosen. Henry W. Lamb elected to fill the vacancy at a full executive committee meeting. Pierce cites desire to be away months and critiques protectionist politics as corrupt. Committee to revise constitution and education efforts planned for a highly active year.
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Brady letter thanks on Holmes symposium at Post
Dr Brady expresses sincere gratitude for the Post's prompt and exhaustive symposium on Oliver Wendell Holmes. He praises the journalistic ability and enterprise and signs his name from the People's Temple Boston dated Oct 9, 1894.
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New Editor at Donahoe’s Magazine
Michael J. Dwyer is named editor replacing Thomas Do. Quinn who resigns to pursue other work. Dwyer is known as a lecturer singer and writer on literary subjects and has strong ties to Catholic and Irish history. He has connections in Boston with the Catholic Union and the Clover Club and has written for the Boston Herald four years.
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Boston Herald
Pope to address Anglican clergy on church reunion
A Rome despatch to the Standard reports the Pope will soon make a special appeal to Anglican clergy about church reunion. The message signals potential steps toward closer unity between the Roman Catholic Church and Anglican communion.
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The
Standard
Rome
Theatrical Court: Next Week's Attractions In Boston
A stream of upcoming shows includes Prince Pro Tem, The Man From the West, The Old Homestead in final weeks, and The Cotton King. Performers such as Amy Lee, Frank Doane, and P. Aug. Anderson appear in Pawn Ticket 210, while Delno Fritz performs sword swallowing.
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
Chevalier Delno Fritz
Old Kentucky
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New York
Vaudeville and theatre notes in city season
The city hosts a lively mix of vaudeville acts and stage shows. Cyrene headlines with dazzling dance, Jansen and Bond receive strong applause, and crowds flock to The Old Homestead and Prince Pro Tem performances.
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Prince Fatthante
Neste
Tommy Tompkins
For sale by mail music cue by Florence Elene
Miss Florence Elene delivers a popular song fragment with promise of 25 cent stamps effect. H B Stevens Co advertises at 212 Boylston Street Boston for receipt by mail.
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Vandalism in Boston Sparks Call for Strict Laws
A letter to General Martin denounces widespread vandalism in Boston, where signs and stonework are repeatedly defaced by crayon and paint. The writer urges harsh penalties and rapid enforcement to protect property and business districts, noting recurring damage in the wholesale area.
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