New Hampshire Democrats Endorse Clear Platform On Tariffs Trusts and Independence
The Concord Democratic convention nominated Henry F. Hollis for governor and declared a compact national platform. It calls for abolition of tariffs on trust made goods, stronger trust regulation, lower duties on essentials, free trade with insular territories, gradual tariff reductions, elimination of ship subsidies, and immediate independence for the Philippines. It also urges substantial tariff reductions for Cuba and opposes imperialism. John R. Nash of Conway chaired the resolutions committee and is praised for the work.
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New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Concord
Henry F. Hollis
Kansas City
Chicago
Philippines
United States
Cuba
John RB. Nash
Conway
Limit of Credulity in Boston Treasury Note Scam
Boston police detained two clever men who built a machine to print U S Treasury notes from white paper. A hole in a tin box allowed a note to be produced damp from the press. The scheme, linked to gold brick and green goods frauds, aimed to exploit gullible savers. The victim’s desire to invest helped the failure of intent.
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Boston
United States Treasury
Treasury
Swindle Suspect Seeks Police Square With Authorities
A man linked to multiple swindles aims to settle with police through cooperation, seeking leniency by exposing alleged associates and detailing operations. The move signals a potential plea for reduced charges and a chance to clear exposure.
The Lion and the Bear Shows Strain in Manchuria Crisis
Russia warns Britain to stay out of Manchuria and to halt advances on India while Britain considers railway links to Europe. The Balancing act pits imperial ambitions as Russia seeks outlets to the Indian Ocean and a Persian Gulf line against British and German interests. The Hague tribunal may be invoked by Russia to resolve disputes, intensifying the eastern question amid tense frontier moves.
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Russia
Great Britain
Manchuria
England
India
Europe
Pekin
Imperial Council
St. Petersburg
Indian Ocean
Persia
China
Persian Gulf
Afghanistan
Tribunal of the
Cuba Debts Spark U S Policy Dilemma
A Cuban House vote authorizes a 35 million dollar loan with a 40 year term and 10 year grace period. Four million is earmarked for agriculture and cattle, eight one million for revolutionary obligations and army payments. The piece condemns U S Platt guarantees and questions Washington’s response.
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Republic of
Cuba
House of Representatives
Palma
Washington
United States
New Jersey Justice Seeks Manslaughter Remedy
Bergen County Court opens the September term with a remark the grand jury will consider charging after a fatal Hackensack incident last May. Blum Bros owners of Alexander Dye Works at Lodi faced questions as to driving speed and animal danger on public roads. The judge urged indictments for deadly imprudence when speeding autos frighten animals, though the grand jury may or may not return a true bill.
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New Jersey
Bergen County
Hackensack
Richard Hendes
Blum Bros
Alexander Dye Works
Lodi
Polifly
Fitzpatricks Return From Canadian Voyage
D W Fitzpatrick and Mrs Fitzpatrick return from a trip down the St Lawrence to Montreal and Quebec visiting Ste Anne de Beaupre and Lorette, returning via Newport Vermont and reporting a refreshing journey. The Prospect Union executive committee meets tonight to consider John Hearne's proposed plan of government for self governing clubs. Captain John Pritchard of the Ivernia arrives in Fast Boston with 2100 passengers amid minimal gale impact.
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D. W. Fitzpatrick
Boston
Canada
Prospect Union
John Hearne
John Pritchard
Ivernia
The Melancholy Days And A Little Farce Play
A quirky reader’s column laments the return to school and winter, then previews a condensed four act drama titled Dramatic Personae featuring Clarence Clinker Marguerite Millyans Hank Hangdog and a horse shoer. The spoof unfolds with weddings threats and a mule kick culminating in a comic finale.
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Clarence Clinker
Marguerite Millvans
Hank Hangdog
Hank
Mr. Clinker
Mule
Clarence
Mag Millyans
Maggie
Necklace theft leads to cross country jewel haul
A Chicago ball scene disappearance ends with Noyes tracking a thief. Mrs. Carleton reports a diamond necklace and locket with initials missing at the ball. The thief fled to New York, then San Francisco. detectives in multiple cities coordinate to recover the necklace from a pawnshop.
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Buffalo
New York
Chandler
Hibbard
Boston
San Francisco
Frisco
Demand Forces Bookmaker to Halt New Orders
The largest book manufactory in the United States could not keep up with demand and was asked to discontinue accepting orders except for future delivery.
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United States
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A massive Britannica offer promises savings over a million dollars for subscribers. The ad touts a New Century Edition in 31 volumes with 25 000 pages, skilled scholars, and high costs, urging readers to subscribe at ten cents per day to own this reference library and take advantage now.
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American Newspaper Association
Encyclopedia Britannica
Hill's Plurality 25,865 in Missouri Governor Race
Hill leads in 470 of 612 towns with a 25,865 plurality for governor. The towns total 11,185 votes fewer than in 1900, and recounts are sought in Hancock and York counties. York fusionists push to elect George H. Emery as sheriff, while Lincoln county senator race remains unsettled.
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Portland
Hill
Hancock
York
York County
George H. Emery
Lincoln County
Boston College Students Entertain Camp Vista Guests
A group of Boston College campers held a concert and reception at Camp Vista Wayland, guests from Camp Hoye joined as the Sudbury River party friends. Performers included Miss Lillian Friested, Henry C. Donlan, James M. Guiness, and Maurice F. Murphy with dancing and a bonfire to follow, as the Vistas returned the hospitality.
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Boston College
Camp Vista
Wayland
Vista
Hove
Harry Donlan
James McGuinness
Maurice Murphy
Henry C. Donlan
Walter J. Lambert
Francis Reddy
Max H. Newman
Charles McGuinness
James L. MecGuinness
Henry Murphy
George Knapp
Martin Connolly
Willam Gately
Patrick Connolly
Gilbert Nichols
Misses Gately
Quigley
Downery and Fox
Maynard
Camp Hoye
Sudbury River
Vistas
Hayes
Lillian Friested
James M.guiness
Maurice F. Murph
Mr. My
Nichols
Maynar Henry (. Donlan
Walter J. Lamber
James L. McGuiness
Max Henry Negman
Maurice F. Murphy
Martin Conolly
Francis M. Reddy
Charles My. Guiness
Mr. Knapp
Gately Quigley
Flannery
Fox and Friested
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