Weston School Not to Close Weston School Not to Close
Weston school board debated boycotting Paris Exposition in protest of the Dreyfus verdict. Dr Bateman urged delaying Paris exhibits and sending to Porto Rico and the Philippines instead. Board of Health urged delaying Weston Street Primary repairs and potential closure until fixes are made.
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Pr. Bateman
Porto Rico
Philippines
Paris
France
Dréyfus
Samuel E. Courtney
Fifth District
Weston Street
Courtney
Board of Health
Strange
Committee On
Bennett
Aldrich
Narrow Escape Through Squall Delays Shamrock Race Prep
The Shamrock hoisted main sail and club topsail but did not sail, narrowly avoiding collision with the lighter Ulster amid a night squall. Sir Thomas Lipton and crew observed the Corsair, flagship of the New York Yacht Club, during a brief visit aboard the Erin.
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Columbia
Ulster
Thomas Lipton
James Lawrence
Plymouth
Shamrock
Erin
William Fife
Chevalier de Martino
Thomas Ratsey
Ferrin
Sir Thomas
Corsair
McKinley Sends Regrets On Dewey Reception
President McKinley cannot attend the naval and military parade for Admiral Dewey on September 29 and 30 but will receive him in Washington after the New York events. He praises the generous welcome planned by New York and New York State authorities and pledges a warm welcome in the capital.
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New York
Dewey Reception Committee
McKinley
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Walcott Wins His Case in West End Hotel Assault Trial
Joe Walcott, welterweight boxer, faced Judge Ely in the Municipal Criminal Court. He was charged with assaulting a young woman in a West End hotel about a week prior. After an afternoon of testimony, the defendant was acquitted.
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Joe Walcott
Ely
Fitzgerald Forces Ridicule in Ward 6 Caucus Feud
Report of a heated dispute at the election commissioners office over filing times for additional caucus officers. Senator Rourke and Alderman Dixon accuse Corbett and Pearson of misleading them. Fitzgerald endorses Ward 6 leaders amid the uproar and ridicules the rival Filipinos.
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Corbett
D'xon
On Court House
Old North End
Post
Rourke
Alderman Dixon
Messrs
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Mr. Corbett
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Mr. Rourke
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Jeremiah E. Mahoney
Senate
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Pearson
Key
Coratt
Congressman Fitzgerald
Election Commissioners
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Lusitania Hall
Ward 6
Ward 19 Rally Voices City Hall Loyalty and Widespread Criticism
Over 350 residents gathered in Friendship Hall for Ward 19 questions and endorsements. Ambrose Woods presided and warned voters of intimidation while speakers assailed Cleary Grant and Feneno, praised Councilman McInerney, and urged stronger Ward 19 representation in Legislature and City Hall.
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Friendship Hall
Ambrose Woods
Cleary
Grant
Feneno
McInerney
William R. F. Whelan
William L. Mooney
Ward 19
Sullivan
State House
Fitzgerald Mackey Democrats rally in Caledonia Hall Ward 7 meeting
In Caledonia Hall last night a large Ward 7 Democratic gathering heard William A. McDevitt defend the Quirk Kelcher ticket while Fitzgerald assailed Donovan for backing a Republican council president candidate. Wiggerald warned of Beacon Hill betrayal and Kelther attacked ex Senator Quinn on leadership stability ahead of Friday’s vote. Senator Kelther targeted Quinn’s leadership prospects amid the contest.
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Caledonia Hall
Ward 7
En Mance
Christopher Caffrey
William A. McDevitt
Quirk-Kelcher
Quinn
Gove Backed by Ward 8 Republican Leader for Mayor
Ward 8 Republican Jacob Tarplin endorses Jesse M. Gove for mayor, praising his legal and public service background. Tarplin says Gove could advocate effectively at the State House and resists other candidates as less qualified. He notes willingness to help fund a campaign.
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Ward 8
Jesse M. Gove
Post
Mast
Boston
State House
Gove
Rally in Ward 7 for several local and state candidates
Tonight at 8 in Ward 7 at the ward room on Hudson Street a rally will advocate for John Quinn Jr Jeremiah J McNamara and Michael F Sullivan with Crowley and Donovan for the Legislature speaking includes ex Senator Gallivan Daniel J Kiley and others Sullivan to preside with a notable list of speakers addressing voters on the issues
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Ward 7
John Quinn, Jr
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Governor's Council
Michael F. Sullivan
State Senate
Messrs. Crowley and
Donovan
Hudson Street
James A. Gallivan
Daniel J. Kiley
Common Council
John J. Falvey
M. T. Callaan
Donovan, Stone and Sweeney
W. A. H. Crowley
Michael A. Sullivan
Jerry Watson Debates in Ward 18 Rally at Cabot Street
James A. Watson, seeking the Ward 18 Representative nomination, chaired a lively event at the old Cabot street bath house. John Navin attended as a challenger amid cheers and derision, while Joseph Dennison and labor leader Harry J. Lloyd spoke in support of Watson and his record.
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James A. Watson
Cabot Street
Bath House
Mr. Watson
John Navin
Jerry
John Loogue
Joseph A. Dennison
Charlestown
Watson
Harry J. Lloyd
Common Council
Amd
Mr. Navin
Cottage Associates Back Hickey and Douglass for Legislature
The Cottage Associates of East Boston met and voted to support Joseph F. Hickey and John J. Douglass for the Legislature.
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Cottage Associates
Boston
Lastraight
Joseph F. Hickey
John J. Douglass
Dreyfus Likely to be Pardoned After Conseil de Revision
Paris reports a Daily Chronicle authority that Dreyfus will be pardoned though Loubet will wait for the conseil de revision meeting. It notes Beauvais and Breon favored acquittal while Parfait pressed the extenuating clause. Pozzi says Dreyfus is gravely ill with milk and soda as nourishment only and may live weeks.
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London
Paris
Daily Chronicle
Dreyfus
Loubet
Conseil de Revision
Beauvais
Breon
Parfait
Germany likely to participate in Paris exposition
Germany plans to send a commissioner and three assistants to Paris to finalize exhibitor arrangements for the Paris exposition. Observers read this as an indication Germany will not boycott and will align actions with Britain, the United States, and Austria as the other nations decide.
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Berlin
Paris
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Austria
Hebrews Vote to Boycott Paris Exposition 1900
The B'nai Zion Educational Society of the North End, a group of over 100 Hebrews, voted at its monthly meeting to boycott the Paris Exposition of 1900. President David A. Laurie spoke on the step, supported by attorney David Stoneman and Abe A. Ginzberg, who urged members to abstain from visiting and to persuade others. The group hopes the French government will be punished for the Dreyfus affair.
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B’nai Zion Educational Society
David A. Laurie
David Stoneman
Sciety
Abe A. Ginzberg
Dreyfus
B'nai Zion Educational Society
North End
Demonstration Granted in Hyde Park for Dreyfus Sympathy
The home office in London grants permission for a Hyde Park demonstration next Sunday to express sympathy with the Dreyfus affair. The event is set to draw supporters and observers amid ongoing debate over the case.
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London
Home Office
Hyde Park
Hair Mattresses From Heeler & Co in Boston Listing
Made to order full size mattresses offered for ten dollars at Heeler and Co manufacturers located at 65 Hanover Street Boston opposite American House.
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Hanover St
Boston
American House
Dreyfus Appeal Prompts Nationwide Demonstration Plans
Twenty one platforms will be erected as part of a national appeal to France for justice. Special requests are being sent to churches and religious societies to help promote the demonstration.
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Dreyfus
France
Roxbury Democratic Club Meeting Debates Labor Issue
At 108 Dudley Street last evening Roxbury Democrats met as John L. Kelley presided and condemned the Nawn faction for opposing union labor and for packing the delegation with non Democrats. Speakers included Joseph T. Lyons Leopold J. Lyons and Leon Eyges.
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Roxbury
Democratic Club
Dudley Street
John L. Kelley
Nawn
Joseph T. Lyons
Leopold J. Lyons
Leon Eyges
Rally Tonight at Lycceum Hall for Representative Douglass
A rally is planned tonight at Lycceum Hall in support of Representative John J. Douglass. Speakers include Captain Thomas F. Clark Norman McNaughton Manasseh E. Bradley William J. Hassan John H. Hickey William C Healey Joseph F. Carter and Frederick T Andrews.
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John J. Douglass
Thomas F. Clark
Norman McNaughton
Manasseh E. Bradley
William J. Hassan
John H. Hickey
William C
Healey
Joseph F. Carter
Frederick T. Andrews
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