Palma Refuses Concessions in War Effort to End Rebellion
The government led by President Palma rejected peace concessions and vowed to continue fighting the rebellion. General Cebreco was informed no offers would be made, while Mevaldo Menocal demanded a concrete offer from Palma. Government circles reportedly considered U.S. aid if unrest persisted past mid September, but officials denied any such plan, insisting on forceful action.
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Avana
Palma
Cebreco
Menocal
United States
Oppose L Plans at Forest Hills in Dedham Meeting
Germantown Improvement Association opens its fifth season voting against the elevated Forest Hills station plan by the Boston Elevated Railway Company. Members urge routing changes to load surface cars at the same level as elevated trains for easier southward travel. Councilman Carruth reports ward improvements and a talk on socialism by Rev. George E. Littlefield is planned. Meeting adjourned to Sunday, Oct.
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Dedham
Forest Hills
George W. Carruth
George E. Littlefield
Westwood
Association
Boston Public Schools Open September 12
Mayor Fitzgerald announced by telephone from Old Orchard that Boston public schools will open on September 12. He urged thePost to publish the date to prevent vacation disruption or misinterpretation about the opening day.
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Fitzgerald
Old Orchard
Boston
Hundreds Join Immigrant Aid Drive in Boston Meeting
The Rev Dr Louis A Alexander newly elected rabbi of Temple Mishkan Hija spoke at Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society Boston mass meeting at Beth David Synagogue East Boston. Nathan Barnett urged fewer immigration restrictions and denounced Simon Wolf of Washington. Mr Levenson also spoke as hundreds were enrolled.
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Louis A. Alexander
New York
Temple Mishkan Hija
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society of Boston
Beth David
Paris Place
Boston
Simon Wolf
Washington
Nathan Barnett
Levenson
City Point Life Savers Host Water Carnival Today
The City Point life saving crew holds a water carnival at noon near the Head House. Events include a hurry scurry race obstacle race under water rescue boat race and open races for boys and girls.
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City Point
Unity Branch Initiates Dozen at Charlestown Meet
Unity Branch of the Irish National Foresters in Charlestown initiated about a dozen candidates at Monument Hall. The regular meeting included the initiation followed by three hours of mirth and music in the hall.
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Unity Branch
The
Irish National Foresters
Charlestown
Monument Hall
Three Raids On Ocean Avenue Unlicensed Establishments
Police under Sergeant George C. Devine raided three unlicensed venues on Ocean avenue seizing 446 bottles of lager beer plus whiskey. Costa site yielded 287 lager, Minnie O'Donnell residence 162 lager, Amelia Davis premises 27 lager and a pint of whiskey.
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George C. Devine
Revere Town
Ocean Avenue
Manuel Costa
Minnie O’donnell
Amelia Davis
Parker Ignores Walsh's Letter in Alexandria Visit
Alton B. Parker arrived from St Paul to spend Sunday with Clyde Van Cleave. He read Charles A Walsh's resignation letter to the Democratic national committee and questioned its meaning while deferring any formal response. Parker defended his partner Mr Sheehan as capable of comment if needed.
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Alexandria
Minn
Alton B. Parker
St. Paul
American Bar Association
Clyde van Cleave
Charles A. Walsh
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Walsh
Sheehan
Belmont
Visiting Buffalo Knights Leave for New York
After two days in Boston, 60 members and guests of the Hugh De Paynes Commandery Knights Templars of Buffalo N Y departed at 6 o clock last night for home. They visited Plymouth and jumped the famous Plymouth Rock during the trip.
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Boston
Hugh de Paynes Commandery
Knights Templars of
Buffalo
N. Y
Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
Milk vs Beef and a Sterilized Cream Ad
An advertising pitch extols milk as nourishing yet cautions against disease from unsanitary dairies. It promotes Van Camp's Sterilized Cream as a safe milk substitute, claiming a can yields a quart of cereal cream for 10 cents and a pint of double-thick cream for tea or coffee, with a method to make three pints of milk from one tin.
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van Camp
van Camp Packing Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Naval Parade Looms as Great Fleet Heads for Oyster Bay
Historic parade to review the Atlantic fleet under President Roosevelt. Rear Admiral Evans commands the 12 first class battleships and 29 warships as 15,235 men gather aboard a floating city off Oyster Bay. Senator Tillman declines to review. dignitaries and diplomats aboard the Mayflower.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Stars and Stripes
Long Island
Robley D
Bob’) Evans
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Uncle Sam
FLEET
Evans
Roosevelt
Fleet Review By President Today Sets Naval Parade
A presidential review will examine a large list of ships including battleships such as Maine Missouri Kentucky and Virginia with guns ranging from 6 to 24. Cruisers torpedo flotillas and submarines are noted along with troop ships auxiliaries and tenders in a broad outline of the fleet.
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President
Maine
Alabama
West Virginia
Missouri
Kentucky
Kearsarge
Louisiana
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Virginia
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Monitor
Logan Campaigns Across Quincy and Dorchester in Busy Sunday
Senator Edward L J Logan campaigned across Quincy and Dorchester in the 10th district carrying the slogan The Slogan is Logan. He spoke to large Quincy Club audiences at Fallons farm and Crescent Social Club at Elmsmere farm and visited Ward 16 Powhatan and Fitzgerald clubs and Ward 3 committee headquarters. The Galway Club of South Boston hosted a reception where he discussed campaign issues before a large gathering.
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Edward JL. Logan
Congress
Logan
Quincy
Dorchester
Quincy Club
Fallon’s Farm
Crescent
Elmsmere Farm
Powhatan and
Fitzgerald
Ward 16
Galway Club
South Boston
OConnell Men Confident in Last Campaign Push
Dorchester candidate Joseph F. OConnell of the 10th district tours a large district area as managers stay hopeful for nomination. A 60 foot banner at Grove Hall claims the district’s biggest banner. He addresses Quincy Club at Fallon's Grove and seeks club endorsement. A reception by Roxbury Veteran Firemen marks his Portland—no, Shawmut avenue visit. He plans rallies to begin Thursday in Dorchester.
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Joseph F. O’connell
Dorchester
Congress
Grove Hall
O’connell
Quincy Club
Fallon’s Grove
Roxbury
Effort to float the Sheridan fails at high tide
Honolulu reports the transport Sheridan could not be floated at high tide. The ship is leaking and jammed near rocks with a southerly storm feared. Passengers describe steam flooding staterooms after the steam pipe burst and an alarmed rush to safety. Captain Peabody blames a phenomenal current but believes the vessel can be saved.
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Honolulu
Sheridan
Peabody
Moody Boynton Back of Plans for Ice Company Fight
Amesbury dispatch reports a new ice company to challenge the ice trust. E Moody Boynton of West Newbury proposed harvesting ice from Lake Attitash and shipping via Merrimac River to Boston and New York. Local hotel men backed by New York capital plan a $75,000 starting pool and immediate organization with Amesbury Merrimac and nearby towns as representatives.
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E. Moody Boynton
Ice Trust
Amesbury
Merrimac
Moody Boynton
West Newbury
Lake Attitash
Merrimac River
Boston
New York
Boynton
Newburyport
Buggy Overturned as Auto Spooks Horse Injuring Foley Family
J W Foley of Dorchester his sister in law and child were thrown from a buggy at Centre and Greenough streets Jamaica Plain after repeated horse fright from passing autos. Woman sprained ankle child cut lip Foley shaken. ambulance and police assisted.
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J. W. Foley
Washington Street
Dorchester
Centre
Greenough Streets
Jamaica Plain
Foleys
Arborway
Foley
Centre Street
Boston
Gilman
Ramsell
Skillings
Mr. Foley
Sullivan Knocked Out by Unknown Attacker
P William Sullivan, aspiring pugilist, was struck unconscious last evening at the corner of Howard and Somerset streets by an unknown assailant. He suffered a concussion and lacerations, later examined at the Relief station.
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Sullivan
William Sullivan
Howard and
Somerset Streets
Joe Gans
Fire at South Boston Home Destroys Building
For the second time in a week and fourth in a year an incendiary blaze struck a two story wooden building at 19 A street South Boston owned by Mary E. Graham. The rear shed ignition sent a fierce flame front toward the street driving the Grahams from their home as neighbors fled with possessions and frightened children. Fireman James Bailey of Engine 43 collapsed from smoke and was carried to safety by fellow firefighters.
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A Street
South
Boston
Mary E. Graham
Graham
James Bailey
Beach Attendance Dips as Season Nears End
Revere Beach drew fewer visitors than last Sunday with about 100000 in day and evening, while 2000 took a dip at the State bath house. Police arrested two drunks. The bath house closes at 8 p m Sunday Sept 16, ending a successful season as Wonderland reports 70000 pass through gates and the carnival runs until Sept 16.
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Revere Beach
State Bath House
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