No Room in Boston Schools for 3000 Pupils
Boston officials anticipate 96 000 pupils entering public schools with 3000 more than last year. Portable units and basement classrooms are being used at Washington School and Bowdoin School to handle overflow as branch classes struggle to find space in crowded North End and West End districts. Officials seek out outlying districts for excess students amid criticism of emergency measures.
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West End
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Roxbury
Yong Men
Frank B. Thompson
Armany
France
England
Ward 7
Election Board
Old Court House
John Quinn, JR
Hudson Street
Cruiser Des Moines Off To Cuba to Protect Interests
The article describes the cruiser Des Moines setting course for Cuba to safeguard American interests amid tensions. It notes capacity limits and student crowding at Boston schools, with portable buildings used in some downtown sites and new plans to expand learning options for 800 pupils.
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Des Moines
Cuba
Two Brawls Mar Yankees Game and Cuba Tension Rise
A Highlanders versus Red Sox game ended in a bench brawl between Ferris and Hayden with Hayden losing teeth and Ferris arrested before the crowd. Separately, Washington outlined Cuba tensions as the Des Moines sailed south to Havana to protect American interests and potential asylum.
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New York
Highlanders
Bostons
Ferris
Hayden
Hobe Ferris
Laporte
Parent
Freeman
West One Hundred and Fifty-second Street
Prince Albrecht of Prussia Suffers Stroke
Berlin report says Albrecht, Prince of Prussia and Regent of the Duchy of Brunswick, has had a stroke of apoplexy and his condition is reported dangerous.
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Albrecht
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Prussia
Duchy of
Brunswick
Dock Men Told Not to Strike
District Assembly 30 Knights of Labor ordered waterfront workers to stay at work during ongoing negotiations led by Henry M. Whitney and Calvin Austin of the Metropolitan Company. The ruling aims to avert a large-scale work stoppage that could involve up to 4000 longshoremen, freight handlers, and clerks for several railroads.
James A Garland in Critical Relapse in Hanover
James A Garland Boston and New York clubman and millionaire again in critical condition at Broad Oak Farm Hanover after a heart failure following pneumonia. Family watched by bedside as nurses earlier stated improvement, but this evening he is failing rapidly with a weak heart unresponsive to stimulation.
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Garland
Harvard Giants Open Practice As Schoolboys Line Up
Harvard football giants begin practice with attention on drills as local schoolboys assemble. Pittsburg and Cincinnati settle into a 0 to 0 tie after 15 innings in a marathon game.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Moran Attacks Quincy as Tool of State Power
John B. Moran accuses Josiah Quincy of publishing a falsehood in response to the Williams interview. Moran calls Quincy the tool of the state organization and says he merely obeys orders. He also claims Quincy suffers political jealousy as Williams leads. Moran adds a bank president told him the organization would back his nomination if he avoids agitation.
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John B. Moran
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
George Fred Williams
Moran
Williams
Corporation
Williams Quincey
Moran Attacks Quincy and Williams in Political Feud
Moran accuses Quincy of falsehood and subservience to a corporate boss while vowing to lead a people’s movement. He cites Williams and a bank interview to claim the organization plots against his nomination and rally for tariff reform and Massachusetts democracy.
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Moran
Corporation and Trust Boses
Massachusetts
Quincy
Bryan Addresses 12000 in St Louis Coliseum
William J. Bryan received a four minute ovation as he urged voters to trust Democratic principles over Roosevelt’s GOP leadership. He credited the Democratic platform for the rate bill and rail policy while noting trust magnates jailed and urging a Democratic vote.
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ST. Louis
William J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Boston Area Weather Forecast Acknowledges Showers
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions Wednesday with showers possible in northern parts on Thursday. In Washington, the New England outlook notes fair Wednesday, showers in the north on Thursday, and thunderstorms with fresh south winds.
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Boston
Ngton
New England
Temperature Readings At Thompson's Spa Yesterday
The record shows hourly temperatures from early morning to evening at Thompson's Spa, 219 Washington Street. Average temperature yesterday was 68 degrees, with readings ranging from the mid 60s to mid 70s.
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Thompson’s Spa
Washington Street
Sele
Mother's Advice Endorses Father John's Medicine
Mrs G Landros of Malden Massachusetts says the only remedy that has helped her children is Father John's Medicine. She emphasizes no drugs and endorses the product for family use.
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John
From bowel complaint. Dr. Seth Arnold's Ralaam in the beat
A short note states Dr. Seth Arnold provided a remedy named Ralaam for a bowel complaint, described in a dated medical notice from the period. Public health context centers on historical therapeutic claims and practitioner attribution.
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Seth Arnold
Ralaam
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