Olympia Marines Dined Entertained at Armory and Keith's Theatre
The Olympia men were hosted at the South Armory then taken to Keith's New Theatre for a royal entertainment. Catered fare included croquettes oysters rolls turkey and coffee costing 850 dollars. Lt De Laney led 280 men. Private Edward A. Platt recited poems and performers sang patriotic numbers before the audience of Boston officials and sailors.
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Olympia
South Armory
Keith
Whittemore & Girard
Armory
E. H. de Laney
Edward A. Platt
Platt
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
N. J
Clergyman's Wife Mystery Solved in Brookline Flight
The Post reveals that the woman who fled attendants at Dr Channing's sanitarium Brookline and leaped into the Charles River on Sunday night is Mrs. George H Young wife of the Lawrence Mass Unitarian pastor. Once refined she suffered impaired reason since 1898 and was known for literary attainments and religious lectures across Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
Unitarian Church
Forty sixth Regiment En Route To Pacific
Fortysixth Regiment U S V travels from South Framingham to San Francisco and the Philippine Islands, landing at Jersey City at 6 30 p m after arriving by Glen Island steamer. New York New Haven & Hartford arranged four train sections, delaying departure slightly per Colonel Seugler instruction.
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New York
Forty-sixth Regiment
South Framingham
Mass
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Jersey City
Harlem River
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Glen Island
Bay Street
Pennsylvania
Se Ugler
Fracas at 121 Here Street Ends With Fracture
In a city house on Here Street this morning Christopher quitin and Alice OCon are involved in a disturbance from last evening. After drinking, Alice allegedly smashed a pitcher over Christopher before attempting to flee the stairs and suffering a fracture. Authorities report both parties were injured.
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Christopher T. Quitin
Alice O'Connor
Here Street
Alice
Christopher
Franklin Park Opens Open Golf Tourney in Boston
The first open golf tournament of the Boston Golf Club began yesterday at Franklin Park with the open scratch competition for the Boston Golf Club cup. Play starts 8 am over eighteen holes. the top sixteen advance to the consolation cup. Notable rounds include A G Lockwood vs W A Clark and Harvard players E D Fullerton and W D Whitmore.
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Boston Golf Club
Franklin Park
A. G. Lockwood
Commonwealth Club
W. A. Clark
Lockwood
Clark
John I’. Morrill
Dick Waters
B. L. Pratt
C. G. Stevens
E. D. Fullerton
Harvard
W. D. Whitmore
Weather forecast for New England and western New York
Fair in New England Tuesday with showers on Wednesday and fresh southerly winds. Western New York to see partly cloudy Tuesday, likely rain, and cooler conditions Tuesday night into Wednesday with fresh east to southeast winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Mrs Annie Lodge Ill At Beacon Street Home
Mrs Annie Lodge mother of Henry Cabot Lodge is ill at her home 31 Beacon Street Boston last night said no immediate fear was felt for her condition Lodge arrived in Boston with constant attendance on her.
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Annie Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Beacon Street
Marner Lodge
Boston
Ruth Underhill Wins United States Women's Golf Title
Ruth Underhill of Nassau Country Club Glen Cove New York defeated Mrs Caleb Fox Huntingdon Valley to become the US women’s golf champion. The 1897 newcomer shocked favorite Miss Elsie Cassatt in the semifinals and dominated on the greens with a distinctive pendulum putting style and deliberate tempo.
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New York
Ruth Underhill
Nassau Country Club
Glen Cove
L. I
Caleb Fox
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
Philadelphia
Janet Swords
Morris Country Golf Club
Pauline, Mackay
Oakley Country Club
Boston
Elsie Cassatt
Merion Club
Miss Hoyt
Miss Underhill
Miss Cassatt
Mrs. Fox
United
Markham Lectures On The Man With The Hoe At Tremont Temple
Edwin Markham delivered a Monday evening lecture at Tremont Temple on The Man With The Hoe The Man With The Hoe The Poem and the Problem detailing motives for his poem his farm memories economic critique and reverence for man He spoke calmly reading from a manuscript and avoided strong advocacy of social reform.
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Edwin Markham
Tremont Temple
McClure
Mr. Markham
Miller
Republican conventions nominate four Chelsea lawmakers by acclamation
In Grand Army Hall Chelsea last evening the first Suffolk senatorial and twenty-sixth to twenty-eighth representative districts GOP conventions nominated four incumbents for a second term. Charles D. Witt Willard Howland Edward Willard and Wallace Spooner were named. George H. Dunham was elected to the State central committee. Bates praised Chelsea Revere and Winthrop delegates and lauded Howland for his selfless support in Bates’s bid for lieutenant governor.
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John L. Bates
Suffolk
Grand Army Hall
Chelsea
Charles D. Witt
Boston
Willard Howland
Edward E. Willard
Wallace Spooner
George H. Dunham
State Central Committee
Bates
Revere
Winthrop
Roberts
Deadlock After Ballots in Sixth Senatorial District
A Democratic convention in South Boston failed to elect a Senator after sixty-six ballots. Ward 13, 14, and 16 stuck to their candidates as leaders predicted two contenders, likely Baldwin from Ward 14 and Reidy or Clancy from Ward 15. The session adjourned to reconvene at 8 PM with continued deadlock and no clear settlement in sight.
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Boston
John E. Baldwin
Ward
M. J. Reidy
J. B. Clancy
Frank J. Linehan
Gray
Ward 13
James B. Clancy
John Penny
Gallivan
Ward 15
Michael J. Reidy
William Kells
Bryan and Goebel Campaign Swing Through Kentucky
Colonel William Jennings Bryan led a Kentucky campaign for Governor Goebel with Mrs Bryan and local Democrats aboard. He spoke in Bardwell Paducah and Benton urging Goebel’s larger majority, likening 1900 to Yorktown and 1896 to Bunker Hill as he defended the Chicago platform and Democratic unity.
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Louisville
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
William Goebel
Cairo
Ill
Goebel
Joseph Blackburn
Blackburn
Bardwell
Fulzon
Joe Blackburn
Nebraska
Paducah
Chicago
McKinley Tours Iowa Greeted by Bustling Crowds
President McKinley’s campaign stop route through Iowa drew lively applause as he spoke at Iowa Falls and Dubuque. He touted expansion history, gratitude to Jefferson, and support for the government, pledging vigilance of the nation’s honor and liberty.
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Iowa
Milwaukee
Wis
McKinley
Iowa Falls
Dubuque
Louisana Parse
Minnesota
Dakotas
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Senate of the
Congress
Philippine Islands
Charitable Irish Society Holds Monthly Meeting at Parker House
The Charitable Irish Society met at Parker House with light business. Election to membership of Judge Sullivan and the immigration committee report were read before William B. de las Casas spoke on The Metropolitan Park System. He illustrated his lecture with stereopticon views of parks around Boston.
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Irish Society
Parker House
Judge Sullivan
Committee On Immigration
William B. de Las Casas
de Las Casas
Boston
Methodists Dine with New England Deaconess Guests
About one hundred Methodist Social Union members dined at the American House with guests from the New England Deaconess Home and Training School. Hon. Morie Sharpe and doctors Perrin and Watkins attended. Rev. Henry C. Weakly of Cincinnati spoke on The Deaconess Movement, as university music from the University Quartet filled the evening.
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Methodist Social Union
American House
New England
Bourne Burglar Guilty but Sentence Withheld
Marshall N. Denson was found guilty of breaking and entering in Barnstable in a Superior Criminal Court session. Sentence was withheld. Next actions expected Wednesday on Hill charged with wife murder and Eddie Ray Snow charged with murder in Cape cases.
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Barnstable
Superior Criminal Court
Marshall N. Denson
Bourne
Hill
Eddie Ray Snow
James Whittemore
Essex and Worcester Republican Conventions Nominate Candidates
Essex district nominates Thomas F. Porter Charles F. Haywood while James E. Odlin H Cushing Bulfinch are chosen for the eleventh district. Democrats for the same district name John W. Thurston and Ridney T. Kenyon. In Fitchburg the thirteenth Worcester Republican convention nominates Charles H Blood and James Pierce.
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Essex
Thomas F. Porter
Charles F. Haywood
James E. Odlin
Lynn
H. Cushing Bulfinch
Swampscott
John W. Thurston
Ridney T. Kenyon
Fitchburg
Worcester
Charles H.blood
James Pierce
Short Circuit Ties Up Cars Across City Streets
A power outage caused by a cross circuit at the Albany Street central station left Tremont Washington Shawmut to Charlestown streets blocked for over two hours. Two men injured at Albany Kneeland were shaken. crews offered no immediate cause while cars waited in darkness before power was restored and riders were eager to pay higher fares to reach home.
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Washington
Tremont Streets
Shawmut Avenue
Charlestown
Central Power
Albany Street
Boston Elevated Railway
Adams Square
Albany
Kneeland Streets
Timothy Sweeney
Frank Fitzpatrick
Oak Street
Central
Ward 5 backs Murphy for Boston mayor on Democratic slate
Ward 5 Democratic committee holds mass meeting in Charlestown Roughan Hall endorsing Hon. John R. Murphy for mayor. Speakers include Martin Higgins Dennis Falvey Arthur Harrington and others. Resolutions praise Murphy as fit for executive city service and urge Democratic voters to support his nomination and election.
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John R. Murphy
Roughan
Hal City Square
Charlestown
Patrick J.’ Donovan
Mr. Murphy
Messrs
Martin P. Higens
Dennis J. Falvey
Arthur Harrington
Arthur W. Dolan
Edmund J. Twomey
Charles M. Dacy
James H. Leary
Timothy F. Duggan
Martin P. Higgins
Ward 5
Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Boston
New World
John KK. Murphy
John St. Murphy
Democrate
Gort
Dato Execu
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