Roosevelt Invited Storm On Negro Education Debate
Washington reports ongoing criticism of President Roosevelt over Booker T. Washington. Officials and southern letters oppose his stance as abandoning customs, while Roosevelt allies defend his prior engagement with black leaders and insist changes would betray established norms. Washington had traveled to Europe in 1899 and visited Windsor Castle, with notable receptions by white leaders and a Richmond speaking engagement before the state legislature.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
South
White House
Gutekunst
Philadelphia
Booker. T. Walrerington
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial School
Roosevelt invite to dine helps Virginia race gains for Montague
Norfolk journalists claim President Roosevelt's White House dinner with Booker T. Washington sways Virginia voters toward A. J. Montague in the gubernatorial contest, aiding his victory over Republican J. Hampton Hoge while editorials condemn the move.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
Booker
Washington
White House
A. J. Montague
Virginia
J. Hampton Hoge
President’s move sparks anger over color line policy
The excerpt notes Southern leaders and public anger over a presidential action seen as breaking the color line by entertaining Booker T. Washington. It describes a national debate about social equality and race relations during the administration.
Central Labor Union Elects Officers and Supports Labor Causes
The Boston Central Labor Union held a semi annual election naming officers led by President James R. Crozier. Dennis D. Driscoll was elected as AFL delegate and the body adopted resolutions supporting New York Journal and opposing New York Sun actions. Delegates from Wool Handlers Coal Teamsters No 314 Malden Steam Engineers and Machinists No 264 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
James R. Crozier
Carriage and Wagon Workers
J. J. Downing
The
Sanitary Workers
Henry Abrahams
Cigarmakers
Dennis D. Driscoll
Horseshoers’ Union
Thomas M. Nolan
Typogrephical Triton 13
Justees
M. Birmingham
Electicians’ Union
Henry Sterline
Typographical Union
P. O'Toole
Coal Teamsters
J. J. Félton
Coaleamsters
Organized Labor
New York Son
Boston Central Labor’ Union
Theew
York Sun
New York
New York Journal
City
York
Central Labor Union of
Boston
William R. Hearst
Theew York Journal
Malden
Labor unions report gains and schedules for December events
The Freight Clerks Union of Boston and vicinity reports 18 new initiates and a prosperous outlook. Painters Union No. 11 selects delegates Kneeland and McInnis for the national convention in Detroit on December 2. The Paying Department K of L Local 9816 votes not to issue a souvenir for the Deacon Hall ball on December 2, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Vicinity
Painters’ Union
Fred J. Kneeland
Melvin M. McInnis
The
Painters and Decorators of America
Detroit
L. A
K. of L
Deacon Hall
Meat Handlers Strike Draws Labor Backing in Boston
A Boston meeting at Partridge Hall heard a Meat Handlers Union committee report on a strike against Hammond Swift Armour Cudahy and Nelson Morris firms. About 110 men unload meat cars seek higher piece rates and premium pay for delays and waiting time. The union cites wage gains and race-based recognition issues amid broader labor support from the Trades Council Central Labor Union and State AF of L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Trades Council
Knights of Labor
Partridge Hall
Meat Hanglers’ Union
Hammond, Swift, Armour, Cudahy
Nelson Morris
James Byrdsong
Central Labor Union
A. F. of L
Mt Bedabid
Chicago dentist and wife die in Marlborough Hotel suicide pact
Mrs Charlotte Nichol wife of W L Nichol Jr a Chicago dentist Dr Orville Burnett attempted suicide in the Marlborough Hotel Chicago after exposure of a dual life. Both were found in their rooms dead with morphine in hand and the bed gap open. Burnett survived the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Orville Burnett
Charlotte Nichol
W.L. Nichol
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railroad
Marlborough
Burnett
Cead
Plucky Boston Woman Plans World Tour On Her Wits
Miss Genevieve Brady, a Boston girl raised in Woodside Nova Scotia, prepares to tour the world alone using her talents in elocution singing and acting. She will begin in Nova Scotia then Canada London Australia Japan and Manila pursuing readings concerts and press work while seeking audiences and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Genevieve Brady
Miss Bruty
Nova Scotia
Brady
London
Switzerland
Norway
Australia
Japan
Manila
Defends Schley in Cambridge Pulpit
A Cambridge sermon at First Church by Rev. Dr. Alexander McKenzie used the Schley inquiry as an illustration. He urged that bravery is wasted without coal and love, denouncing the notion that Schley failed due to lack of coal and noting a need for "coal—love" in serving others.
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Schley
Cambridge
Alexander McKenzie
McKenzie
Washington
Miller Syndicate Hiding 329 500 in New York and Boston
Testimony at a Brooklyn court hearing alleges William F Miller diverted 329000 from a 1899 syndicate collapse. Alvin R Goslin testified Ammon received 100000 in Wells Fargo CD funds and bonds and that Miller used a secret fund under an assumed name. Authorities pursue Miller for larceny and creditors' rights.
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New York
Boston
William F. Miller
Robert F. Tilney
United States District Court
Brooklyn
Alvin R. Goslin
Robert A. Ammon
Ammon
Miller
Wells, Fargo & Co
New York Central
Goslin
Edward Schlessinger
Thomas
Hodgkin
McCloskey
W. J
Clark
Kings County
Wells- Fargo Bank
Fishermen Deliver Fresh Catch Amid Tidal Blow Debacle
Six trips of mixed fish reached the T Wharf yesterday aboard the Mary G. Powers Mary A. Whalen and Frances Whalen each with large fares. The Darling John W Keen and Sheffield also reported catches. The schooner Juniata returned to the fish pier for repairs after losing forward rigging in Saturday’s blow.
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Ers
T Wharf
Mary G. Powers
Mary A. Whalen
Frances Whalen
Darling
John W. Keen
Sheffeyld
Juniata
Yorks Visit Nears End in Halifax Canada
The royal party spent its last day in Canada with attendance at St Pauls Church planned. Bishop Courtney preached that divine right of kings is dead and thanks God. The royals depart for St Johns by the Ophir at 11 tomorrow amid possible fog affecting the St Johns engagement.
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Halifax
N. S
Canada
St. Paul’s Anglican Church
Joe
Nova Scotia
Courtney
St. John’s
N. F
Ophir
Royal Ery
Excursion to Pan-American Route Discounted by Boston & Maine
Owing to the duke's engagements in England the event is curtailed but a Pan-American visit remains possible. The Boston & Maine offers an Oct 24 round trip Boston to Buffalo for 7.50 with return by Oct 29. Tickets available at the Stow City office 322 Washington St or Union Station for continuous passage in regular coaches.
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Miss Brady
Ilson Barrett
Barrett
Boston Post
E. H. Crosby
Pan-American
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Buffalo
Stow City
Washington Street
Union Station
Steamship Prince Arthur Delayed by Gale Sails In
The Dominion Atlantic steamship Prince Arthur arrived late from Yar mouth after a Saturday gale. Captain E Kinney’s steamer carried 300 passengers including British Consul Blunt and guests for the St John N B celebration. The Olivette ends season while Bonavista sails next week. harbor busy with fishing fleet and smelters.
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Dominion Atlantic Railway
Prince Arthur
E. Kinney
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Massachusetts
Consul Blunt
St. John
N. B
Duke and Duchess of York
Olivette
Allen
Lewis Wharf
Halifax
N. S
Newport News
Bonavista
Here
Boston & Maine Steamship Company
Martinique
City of Itchburg
Portland
Jeaffries Club
Quincy Bay
J. Richard
Joseph E. Lewis
Shipping News Mini Almanac and Arrivals
Maritime notices list arriving steamers and vessels with merchandise and passengers including Warren & Co., Thompson, Prince Arthur, City of Macon, Bay State Oliver, City of Bangor, City of Gloucester, and many more. Sailed winds shift to northwest with tugs and barges, plus a wreck report of the Alfred W. Fiske sinking after a storm near Stone Horse shoal. Spartan tow shown in progress.
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Dail
Michigan
Eynon
Liverpool
Warren & Co
E.H. Downing
Baker
New York
Henry
Whitney
Lancaster
Hatch
Philadelphia
Carib
Ingram
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Charleston
S. C
William P. Clyde
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Bangor
Arey
City of Fitchburg
Cates
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Charles F. Mayer
McLeod
Portsmouth
N. H
Baltimore
Leo
Moffat
Moose River
N. S
Alice Holbrook
Ellis
Lucy H. Russell
Babbitt
Salem
Mass
James Woolley
Belle Bartlett
Smith
Rockland
Sadie A. Kimball
Burns
Dover
A. G. Lawson
Ingleson
Lanesville
Multnomah
Pierce
Tugsettysburg
Hawes
Burnside
Hammond
Lorberry
George M. Winslow
Nutty
Alice
Bessie
Grace
Scranton
Weehawken
Dudley Pray
Coffin
Vineyard Haven
Maverick
Fenton
Bayonne
N. J
Here
Adria
Hamburg
Buffalo
Hull
Eng
Charles. F. Mayer
Cumberland
C. C. Co
Gettysburg
Alburtis
Monitor
Tunnel Ridge
Lehigh
Paterson
Brooklyn
Byssus
Barnegat
Bri Aquila
Halifax
Nso
North Sydney
CC. B
Pandora
St. John
N. B
Eva Stewart
Wolfville
Nathaniel T. Palmer
Norfolk
Mary Snow
Eldora
Gaze H. Phillips
Highland Light
Spartan
Horatio Hall
Chatham
Chatham I
Alfred W. Fiske
Stone Horse Shoal
Douglass Club Endorses Nelson in East Boston Meet
Nearly 200 friends and Douglass Club members gathered at Lewis Street quarters for a smoke talk in support of William F. Nelson, a candidate for the Common Council.
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Douglass Club
East Boston
Lewis Street
William F. Nelson
Common Council
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Joe Lewis
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Jupiter
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