Peace Commissioners to Insist on Full American Terms
The State Department released details of a Cabinet discussion with the Peace Commission. With Senator Gray absent, the group planned to go to Paris prepared to demand unaltered U S terms and to present no deviations to Spanish negotiators. The Cabinet gave full approval to the commission’s instructed course and met briefly without Secretary Alger.
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Wichter Held for Having Two Wives
Frank P. Wichter faced Judge Pettingill in Malden Police Court charged with bigamy after two women claimed to be his wives. The venue drew a large crowd as Mrs. Wichter No. 1 testified, and the case moves to the Superior Court on the third Monday of October.
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Democratic City Committee of
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Board of Election Commissioners
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Democratic City Committee of Boston
John F. McDonald
Timothy K. McCarthy
Secreiariam
Senator Hoar Declines England Ambassadorship Dynamics
Washington reports explain Senator Hoar declined the ambassador to England due to social and financial requirements. Secretary Long is viewed as similarly unable to accept. Governor Wolcott is favored for the post, with Lieutenant Governor Crane expected to rise to governor if Wolcott goes to England.
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United States
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England
Worcester Statesman
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Long
Hingham
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Capital
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Queen
Old Bay State
Crane
Massachusetts
Ambassador Wolcott
President McKinley Hosts Dinner for Spanish American Peace Commission
At the White House on September 15 President McKinley hosted a private dinner for the Spanish American Peace Commission. Cabinet members and other officials attended, with Marine Band music and open parlors for guests. The gathering offered social courtesy and informal discussion on upcoming peace work. Benator Gray was absent due to travel delays.
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McKinley
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Day
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Navy
Long
the Treasury
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Emory Smith
Interior
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Wilson
John W. Foster
Moore
Adee
State Department
Corbin
Benator Gray
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY CLAIMS LAXATIVE
An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quine Tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure a cold. It stresses genuine L B Q on each tablet and offers ready made suits through White & Co at 122 Boylston Street with weekly payments.
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Independence Or Nothing Dominates Cuban Debate In Havana
In Havana on September 15 a feverish push for absolute independence grips Cuban sentiment. General Gomez now backs independence or nothing and warns against American protection or annexation. Spaniards fear American competition threatens trade, with turmoil dampening markets and delaying normal business.
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Maximo Gomez
Havana
Spain
United States
Gomez
Catalonia
Lke
Independent Movement
Cuba
Daring Break At 727 Broadway Home Invaded
Police report a bold break in at the home of John Flynn 727 Broadway by false key workers between 3 PM and 5 PM yesterday. Property valued at 300 dollars was taken including 150 in bills a diamond earrings a gold piece and a neck chain.
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Boston
John Flynn
Broadway
Navy names Commander Clover new intelligence chief
Washington Sept. 15 Commander Richardson Clover who led the Bancroft during the war has been removed from that command and reassigned to his former post as chief of the bureau of naval intelligence. Clover met with Secretary Long at the Navy Department to discuss the change.
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Richardson Clover
Bancroft
Bureau of Naval Intelligence
Clover
Navy Department
Long
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