Old Powers Warned by Roosevelt
Rio de Janeiro October 24 Relations between North and South America will grow closer as South America develops, Roosevelt says in his first South American speech at the government university. He calls for stability and prosperity and endorses the Monroe doctrine.
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South America
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Theodore Roosevelt
Government University
Panama Canal
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Cuba
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Roosevelt’s praise for Latin American stability and Western Hemisphere unity
The speech lauds Latin American nations such as Brazil and Chile for stability and international influence. It argues for equal footing among American nations, warns against old world colonization, supports Panamanian access via the canal, and urges joint interventions like Brazil-US actions for regional good.
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Byrnes Declines to Discuss Future Plans
Timothy E. Byrnes, ousted as vice president at a New Haven stockholders meeting, refuses to reveal future plans. He is winding down New Haven affairs and may quit railroad work by January. He notes the public shows little interest and declines to discuss relations with the new railroad head.
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New Haven Railroad
New Haven
Byrnes
The
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General Booth Sails for America to Recruit Salvationists
General William Bramwell Booth head of the Salvation Army sails from London on the Lusitania for his first U S visit. He plans to recruit American salvationists to volunteer for China as the Army expands its work there in the near future.
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William Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
America
United States
China
Women urged carpentry and home efficiency at Boston dinner
Cambridge School Board member Mrs Edmund A Whitman urged training girls in carpentry alongside cooking and sewing. Speakers including Frank Palmer Speare and Mrs Davis R Dewey pressed home labor laws and women’s efficiency in homes and industries. The event also noted a customs probe into Mrs Griswold Thompson’s arrival from Liverpool amid questions of smuggling apparel and jewelry.
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Cambridge School Board
College Equal Suffrage League of Boston
Joy Street
Frank Palmer Speare
Davis R. Dewey
Economics
Technology
G. H. Flebbe
Belle Marie Dix
Albert Bushnell Hart
United States
Harvard
America
Josephine Preston Peabody Marks
Government Will Help Build State Highway
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General James J Blakslee said at a Portland conference that the federal government will contribute about 50 000 toward the 150 000 cost of a planned Portland to Bath highway. Senator Johnson and Representatives McGlllcuddy and Hinds attended with others and the party inspected the route.
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Blakslee
Bath
Johnson
McGillicuddy and
Hinds
Maine
May Thompson Ordered to Pay Full Duty on Jewelry
Washington reports the Boston customs house must assess full duties on all foreign jewelry and lace imported by Mrs May Van Alen Thompson wife of a New York and Philadelphia banker. The Treasury Department classifies Mr Thompson as a U S resident.
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Washington
Griswold Thompson
May van Alen
Newport
New York
Rushton Hall
Northamptonshire
England
United States
Bostos Customs House
May van Alen ‘Thompson
Philadelphia
Thompson
Thompson Jewel Case at Port of Entry Sparks Duty Debate
Mrs Thompson aunt of Vincent Astor faced duties and possible penalties after jewels found on her person and maid during a pier inspection. Customs paid duties under protest. case could involve evasion or conspiracy charges with penalties up to fines. Baggage valued just over $50 000.
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Washington
Edwin A. Curtis
Vincent Astor
Thompson
New York
James F. Curtis
the Treasury
Thompson case shifts customs duties on Van Alen Thompson goods
Washington officials say the department will levy full duty on all items not withdrawn from the United States and returned. Articles of American origin will be released. Forfeiture suit under the new tariff law will be held in abeyance pending further fact-finding after claimant protests.
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Washington
Hamlin
MccAdooo
Thompson
Department
van Alen Thompson
Boston
United States
Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Claims KE Grove Signature
An advertisement touts a laxative titled Bromo Quinine with a claimed cure for four cola in one day and grip in two days. The notice includes the signature of KE W Grove and promotes fast remedies.
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KE. W. Grove
Torpedo boats show speed gains as Beale tops tests
In Newport R. I. ten oil burning destroyers from the fourth and fifth divisions ran speed and smoke trials. Jouett hit 22.9 knots in a two hour run and Beale reached 29 knots while Beale also did four hours with no smoke. The ships will go to navy yards for two months overhaul before joining the battleships off Guantanamo. Separately in Massachusetts Mrs. Anna K Satama seeks to claim property and alimony in a bill in equity against Paul Panchenco amid a split with Johan Satama. injunction limits disposal of jointly purchased property as court decisions await.
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Jouett
Beale
Monaghan
Ammen
Burrows
Patterson
Trippe
Fanninz
Jarvis and
Jenkins
Guantanamo
Anna K. Satama
Quincy
Norfolk County Court
Paul Pandenco
Panchenco
Suffolk County Court House
Police seize beer on Pony Express wagon in Salem
An American Express Company wagon driven by Stanilaw Dubel was stopped by police and 35 cases of beer allegedly improperly consigned were seized. The action follows the city crackdown led by Mayor Huriey and Marshal lehan.
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Salem
American Express Company
Stanilaw Dubel
Huriey
Marshal Lehan
Railroad Chief's Daughter to Wed Reverend in New Bedford Church
Miss Mildred Mary Gray daughter of Superintendent George E. Gray of the Bay State Street Railway Company will wed the Rev Henry E Edenberg rector of St Andrew's Episcopal Church of New Bedford on Wednesday evening at St Ann's Episcopal Church New Bedford. Suffragan Bishop Babcock will officiate.
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George E. Gray
The
Bay State Street Railway Company
Henry E. Edenberg
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
New Bedford
St. Ann's Episcopal Church of
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Deitrick Proposes Four Additional Battleships
Representative Deitrick of Massachusetts introduced a resolution directing the naval committee to report a bill to appropriate funds for an immediate start on a squadron of four battleships, with one to be built in a government navy yard.
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Washington
Deitrick
Massachusetts
Naval Committee
School Teacher Wins 35000 for Lost Love Verdict
A New York jury valued Miss Mary McIntyre assets of affection at 35000 in a 150000 breach of promise suit against William Hughes, a paper box manufacturer. McIntyre is about 40, Hughes 65.
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New York
Supreme Court
Mary McIntyre
Brooklyn
William Hughes
Fatted Calf for Toesie
Sorrow falls on the Hellier home as their Maltese cat Toesie disappears after a weekend at Buzzard's Bay. Charles Ek Hellier and Miss Louise Hellier advertise a large reward hoping for the pet’s safe return, believing the door was left open and the cat wandered off.
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Helier
Beacon Street
Louise Hellier
Toesie
Buzzard’s Bay
Miss Hellier
Phillips Exeter Has Record Enrolment
Phillips Exeter Academy reports its largest enrolment ever with 564 students. Of these 126 come from Massachusetts, 9 from New York, 59 from New Hampshire, 31 each from New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and the rest from other regions.
Baker to Lead Boston Zoological Garden Curatorship
A. B. Baker, manager of the National Zoological Gardens in Washington D C, is slated to become curator of the Boston Zoological Garden at Franklin Park. He is expected to arrive in Boston about next Monday and will assume duties on November 1.
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National Zoological Gardens
Washington, D. C
John T. Benson
Boston Zoological Garden
Franklin Park
Boston
Mr. Baker
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