Begging soldiers in Ogden demand food on Manila-bound voyage
In Ogden Utah on October first volunteers from the Forty sixth Regiment marching to the Philippines begged for food after arriving in the city. Civilians contributed money which bought bread as the troops complained of hardtack and canned beef. Several desertions had occurred since the unit left for Manila.
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Ogden
Utah
Forty-sixth Volunteers
South Framingham
Mass
San Francisco
Philippines
Pacific
Manila
Kellogg Wins Steinnecke Prize At Princeton University
President Patton announced Edwin Henry Kellogg of Lander India has won the Steinnecke prize worth 1500 dollars. Open only to sophomores every three years the prize pays 500 dollars annually for three years. Kellogg is the son of the late Dr Kellogg of India.
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Princeton
N. J
Patton
Edwin Henry Kellogg
Lander
India
Kellogg
Dr. Kellogg
Bogus Missions Debate at Boston Sailor Workers Conference
The Boston conference of sailor workers debated whether their work is rescue or charity. Rev. W. C. Stitt denounced bogus missions and a planned gospel yacht, while Seamen’s Mission leaders argued the need to reach shipworkers. Captains and supervisors asserted seamen’s dignity and the rescue mission. Delegates planned a navy yard excursion.
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Boston
Sailor Workers
W. C. Stitt
Atlantic Coast
D. D
Newace
Horzon
Dr. Stitt
Eee
Mansfield
New York
Stanton H. King
Charlestown
Stafford Wright
Seamen’s Christian Association
Charles Campbell
Marine Industrial League
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
E. D. Burr
A. V. Wadhams
U.S. N
Navy Yard
Father McKinnon to Lecture in Boston for Boys’ Home
The Rev W P D McKinnon chaplain of the First California Volunteers in Washington will lecture in Boston Monday evening Oct 3 in aid of the Working Boys Home His topic Our Flag in the Philippines The speaker spent fifteen months there and supervised schools He may give a personal sketch of Aguinaldo Father Reaney chaplain of the Olympia will attend.
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W. PD. McKinnon
First California Volunteers
Washington
Boston
Philippines
Father McKinnon
Aguinaldo
Island
Father Reaney
The
Olympia
People's Institute Opens Season With Reception and Dance
The People's Institute opened its season with a reception in People's Hall featuring Fraser's Orchestra and the Amberside Mandolin Trio. Robert Treat Paine Sr. and Edmund Billings spoke to about 500 attendees while readings, games, and dancing followed a post-address collation in Brooke's Hall. The institute, founded in 1890 by the Robert Treat Paine Association, aims to provide working people mental and moral improvement and rational recreation.
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People’s Institute
People’s Hall
Fraser
Amberside Make
Robert Treat Paine
Institute
Edmund Billings
Brooke’s
Paine
Robert Treat Paine Association
Roxbury
East Boston Whist Party Opens Evening Games
The second in a series of whist parties organized by the ladies aid of the Church of the Sacred Heart East Boston will be held at Wescott Hall this evening. Four prizes awarded at the end of each game and forty prizes total for the series.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Church of the Sacred Heart
East Boston
Wescott Hall
W L Douglas $3.50 Shoes touted as affordable luxury
An advertisement extols W L Douglas footwear claiming all leathers all styles at 3.50 with a near quarter century reputation. It boasts quality rivaling $5 to $7 shoes and lists multiple Boston store addresses for the buyer to visit.
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W. L. Douglas
Boston
Summer St
Cor
Lincoln
Washington St
Essex St
Court St
CY Patt Ave
Schoo
Yale Freshman and Miss Carroll Sentenced for Kissing
In New Haven Yale freshman Stephen O Lawrence and May Carroll were each sentenced to fifteen days in jail for kissing after an evening at a theater and cafe. Patrolman Winchell arrested them prompting a judge to decry excessive kissing and vow to set an example.
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New Haven
Conn
Stephen O. Lawrence
Yale
Pretty May Carroll
Miss Carroll
Church Street
Lawrence
Harry Winchell
Dow
Winchell
Yale Criminal Club
Kisser Lawrence
Edwin G. Dew
G. A. R. Post
Judge Dow
Theatrical Matters and Casting Movements Featured
The piece surveys stage announcements and casting shifts including Henry Irving and his company at Tremont, Agnes Booth Schoeffel and John B. Schoeffel at Park Theatre, Robert Edeson’s move to vaudeville, W. H. Crane’s Wallack's debut, Augustus Thomas after Oliver Goldsmith, Andrew Mack engagements, Sousa opera Criss and the Wonderful Lamp, and Zelie De Lussan joining Maurice Grau with shows at Boston Theatre. It notes Thomas Whiffen’s lyric stage debut and success in Three Little Lambs at Tremont.
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Henry Irving
Tremont
Hollis
Sir Henry
Empire Stock Company
Agnes Booth Schoeffel
John B. Schoeffel
Park Theatre
James A. Herne
Peter Stuyvesant
Augustus Thomas
Oliver Goldsmith
Stuart Robson
Andrew Mack
Museum
Sousa Opera
Alice Nielsen
Herbert
Zelie de Lussan
Ellis Opera Company
Maurice Grau
Boston
Thomas Whiffen
Tremont Theatre
Whiffen
Lyric Stage
Staged Troupe Showcases at Boston Theaters
Anne Sutherland impresses as hostess in At the White Horse Tavern at the Museum. Sag Harbor draws crowds as Herne’s new play returns. Three Little Lambs at Tremont, Harvard fans attend after Carlisle game. Sorrows of Satan stays at Boston Theatre with Anna Held's Papa's Wife to follow.
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Anne Sutherland
White Horse
James A. Herne
Sag Harbor
Barnet
Mr. Corliss
Tremont Theatre
Harvard
Carlisle Indians
Boston
Anna Held
Papa
Miss ‘Held
Charles E. Bigelow
Isabelle Evesson
Henry Bergman
Larry Woodruff
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Paradise Alley
Grand Opera House
Mildred Holland
William Grillette
Johnson
Castle Square Theatre
Society
E. H. Sothern
Dewey
Solaret
Keith
Columbia Music Hall
Gay Paree
Yanko and
Kinzo
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Needling
Ohio
America
John T. McHale
Signor Mietz
Nickelodeon
Palace Theatre
Lillian Washburn
Clara Barns
Waldron
Parnell Meeting Plans In Boston For Irish Envoys
Irish envoys Daniel Tallon and John Redmond arrive in Boston at 3 PM from New York. A city dinner and parade are planned with officials, veterans, and organizations including A O H and Clan na Gael. Speakers include W Temple Emmet and Tufts President Capen.
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America
Daniel Tallon
Dublin
John FE. Redmond
Boston
New York
South Station
Quincy
Tallon
Redmond
Thomas Kennedy
Parnell Monument Association
Suede
Ninth Regiment
George F. H. Murray
Denis M. Calnan
Trimountain
R. A
N. U
Clan-na-Gael
Irish National fForesters
P. J. Flatley
Parnell Monument Committee
Mr. Redmond
H. J. Slattery
Parnell
Wiliam Temple Emmet
Robert Emmet
Elmer H., Capen
Tufts College
Mother's Notions Helped Boy Grow Strong with Postum
Mrs. M. L. Turner of Omaha Nebraska testifies she suffered chronic nervous indigestion for years. After switching from coffee to Postum Cereal Food Coffee and following directions, her grandson gained strength and she says her health improved to the point she feels young again. She urges others with nervous ailments to try Postum and to publish her name.
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M. L. Turner
Canitol Ave
Omaha
Neb
Last Days of Food Fair Enthusiasm Dims at Grand Event
Huge crowds gathered for the Food Fair with thousands more arriving from New Hampshire and Vermont. Godfrey's Band performed popular marches and arias as night fell, while Dewey souvenir spoons were given to the first 1500 purchasers. An upcoming final program promises further concerts and patriotic selections.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Godfrey
Winkler
Trenton
America
Jamie
Kentucky
Divides Bonheur Estate Inherits to Relatives
Miss Anna Elizabeth Klumpke of Boston will sell Rosa Bonheur paintings and valuables and give half the fortune to the painter's kin. She acts to rebalance perceived injustice after learning of thewill terms. Brother John W Klumpke plans to join her abroad soon.
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San Francisco
Anna Elizabeth Klumpke
Boston
Rosa Bonheur
John W. Klumpke
Moore's Case Reopens as Bank Executive Visits Chief
National Bank of Commerce president N P Hallowell and his lawyer met with Chief Watts regarding fugitive embezzler Frederick T. Moore. Watts said no new details or publishable information emerged. A Washington despatch reports U S Minister Wilson in Santiago thinks Moore could be surrendered to Massachusetts officers, but Watts calls that no more promising than before.
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N. P. Hallowell
National Bank of Commerce
Watts
Frederick T. Moore
Washington
United States
Wilson
Santiago
Chile
Massachusetts
Moore
Nominees Confirmed as Fish and Game Commissioners
Captain Collins and Brackett were confirmed by the executive council as fish and game commissioners. The session was brief and after adjournment the Governor and council traveled to Rutland to inspect the State hospital for tubercular patients.
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Executive Council
Collins
Brackett
Rutland
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