Feud of Millionaires Rages in Montana
Helena reports a bitter clash between Marcus Daly and W A Clark as both run full state tickets. Clark garners support with a drum corps, fireworks, and paid speakers while Daly counters with his own ticket and a belt. The fight splits Democrats and could leave the Legislature deadlocked.
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Helena
Mont
Marcus Daly
W. A. Clark
Bryan
Montana
Daly
Clark
Kansas City
T. S. Hogan
Hogan
Congress
Labor Party
A. Clark
Charley Clark
R. B. Smith
William A. Thompson
Boston Lyrics
Filipinos One People Say Lopez Addresses Boston Crowd
Sixto Lopez, Filipino advocate for independence, speaks at Harvard on Philippine unity and the drift of Malayan and Indonesian races. He disputes tribal fragmentation myths and argues Filipinos share a single Malayan-Indian heritage with diverse dialects and a common goal of self governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chickering
Sixto Lopez
Harvard
Boldig
Boston
Europe
Warner
Mindanao
Luzon
Philippines
America
Ms. Lopez
Boston Lad Fools Three Men and Escapes to Lyman School
A 13 year old boy from Boston named Jimmie McCarthy eluded three men and fled back to the Lyman School for Boys in Westboro. He had previously escaped from Westboro and was recaptured, with Mason of the Lyman School delivering him on the 8 02 morning train. The boy appeared resigned as he rode away and vanished on the return trip, not yet back with his guardians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie McCarthy
Piealley
Common
Lyman School For
Boston
Westboro
John W. Mason
Lyman School
Mason
Westboro Y
Jimmie
Hen Fortune at Stake in Mrs French Guardian Fight
Mrs Julia B French faces guardianship actions amid 35 to 40 lawsuits claiming injurious acts. Her son and nephew oppose, while a Pinkerton attendant was withdrawn from 10 Newbury Street. Judge Bumpus says removal aimed to ease irritation, and counsel Whipple defends guardianship as protection of French's interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia B. French
Where is the baby abandoned infant on Maiden Lane
The State Board of Charities avoids details about an abandoned infant found in Maiden Lane. Deputy superintendent Miss Jacobs denies knowledge of the child's status, claiming the infant is cared for by unknown sources. Police say efforts to locate the child continue, with no new leads.
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State Board of Charities
Maiden Lane
Derby
Miss Jacobs
Thomas Bradley
Hennessy
Station 9
Commonwealth
John Addison Porter Close to Death in Pomfret
John Addison Porter former secretary to President McKinley is gravely ill at his Pomfret Connecticut home with an incurable disease. A dangerous operation was performed earlier this week by Dr Overlock. Porter has rallied briefly but his prognosis remains hopeless and no recovery is anticipated.
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McKinley
Pomfret, Conn
John Addison Porter
Pomfret
8S. B. Overlock
Porter
Consolidation and Expansion of Boston & Maine and Fitchburg Ticket Offices
The Boston and Maine and the Fitchburg ticket offices have been consolidated at 022 Washington Street at the Milk Street corner. Quarters are greatly enlarged with adjoining offices, a separate Pullman ticket department, and space for clerical staff. The Fitchburg railroad’s former quarters will house the freight department.
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Boston & Maine
Fitchburg City
Washington Street
Milk Street
Fitchburg Railroad
Dean's Ointment Promises Gentle Skin Relief
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a safe treatment for eczema and other skin conditions. Claims to be suitable for delicate skin and available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
Fortunate Harvard Men Named in Sophomore Class List
Harvard sophomores learned the first ten to be taken out by the Institute of 1770. The list includes R. Derby from New York, FE Bowditch Jr from Albany, NS Bartlett Jr from Boston, J S Lovering from Boston, R Swift from New Bedford, J D Clark from Boston, CH Krumbhaar Jr from Philadelphia, A Stillman from Brooklyn, G S Barton from Worcester, and D W Knowlton from West Upton.
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Harvard
R. Derby
New York
FE. Bowditch, Jr
Albany
N.S. Bartlett, Jr
Boston
J. S. Lovering
R. Swift
New Bedford
J. D. Clark
H. Krumbhaar, Jr
Philadelphia
A. Stillman
Brooklyn
G. S. Barton
Worcester
D. W. Knowlton
West Upton
Gift for Their President at A. O. H. Division Event
Division 89 A. O. H. marked its fourth anniversary in Citizens Hall Gilman square with many attendees including Eli J. Carrol P. H. Beirne Frances Dwyer and Kate Burke. Dr Hache presented $100 to President Robert E. Cronin on behalf of the division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Hall
Gilman Square
Eli. J. Carrol
P. H. Beirne
Frances Dwyer
Boiler lowered into Winthrop building amid tight clearance
A ten ton upright tubular boiler was carefully lowered into the Winthrop building via shears and ropes. Spectators watched as the heavy mass passed within inches of clearance under the third floor rigging. The operation, overseen by Youlden Lawler & Co., reflected the firm’s long time capability in such installations.
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Washingtond Water
Winthrop Building
John E. Smith
Youlden, Lawler
Rose and Lena Barnett at New England Conservatory era
Rose Barnett and Lena Barnett, admired classmates at the New England Conservatory, shared striking resemblances and separate life paths. Rose married her Conservatory teacher and returned from Philadelphia after attending her sister Lena’s wedding to Joseph Pavis, a wealthy leather merchant. Lena’s marriage reflected wealth and cultured tastes, with a diamond necklace valued between 3000 and 4000 dollars as a centerpiece. One Barnett daughter had earlier gained fame as America’s first young woman to drive an automobile, a notable early achievement amid invention’s early days.
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Rose
Lena Barnett
New England Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
Rose Barnett
Philadelphia
Mres
H. Greenwold
Tena
Joseph Pavis
Louis Barnett
Holyoke Street
Temple of Fame
America
Psyche Captain Fired Twenty One Gun Salute in New York Harbor
Captain Francis R. Pelly of the British cruiser Psyche defended his action after not saluting off Governor's Island. He described coming through fog into New York waters and anchoring near West 35th Street, observing French warships, before firing a 21 gun salute intended for the American flag.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Francis R. Pelly
Psyche
Governor’s Island
New York City
Associated Press
New York
Pelly
West Thirtyfifth Street
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Chelsea
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Slingerland St
Albany, N. Y
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M. HH. Fogle
Frederick, Ma
Grippe
Agnew
Bb. J. Egan
Basten
Laizon
Visayas
Sulus
Mindoro
Spain
Island
Malay Peninsula
Archipelago
England
Aguinaldo
Madrid
General MacArthur
State Board of Charity
F. E. Hathaway & Son
Merchants’ Row
Immer
Winthrop
J. H. Greenwold
New York Harbor
Hamburg
Wiclean Shoe
Devonshie Street
Spring Lane
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