Littlefield Talks About Trusts and Tariff Policy
Gloucester September 15 Essex Club banquet notes Republican stance on tariffs and trusts. Congressman Charles E Littlefield expected to draft a trust bill and campaign on the Pacific coast while Gardner absent due to illness. Littlefield criticizes Democrats and praises Republican policy as stable, proclaiming the party never caused convulsions while revealing plans to continue tariff support.
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Politicians Gather for Dinner Before Republican Caucuses
Maine and Michael J. Murray of Boston headlined a political dinner with Gardner Shaw and Raymond clans in attendance. E. P. Shaw and John M. Raymond were cheered on entry as they prepared for the triangu lar contest next Wednesday night, though Captain A. P. Gardner was absent.
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Boston
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Salem
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Five Cuba Big Brother Cigarros at a diffe price
A diffe is a very small price for five Cuba Big Brother Cigarros when you consider their size and the quality of the tobacco secured. It is difficult to detect any difference between this Cigarro and the high priced cigar. Few experts can do it. Try it for yourself and see if you can.
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Lieutenant Peary On Way Home From Labrador
New York dispatch dated Chateau Bay Labrador reports Lieutenant R. E. Peary is en route home aboard the relief ship Windward. All aboard are well. Peary sailed with the North Pole expedition July 4, 1898, and Captain Dedrich commands the Windward. Bridgman, secretary of the Peary Arctic Club, received the message and has no further movement details.
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R. E. Peary
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Dedrich
Washington, N. J
Pennsylvania Capitol Contract Awarded for $4 Million
Harrisburg report states the State Capitol Commission awarded the contract for the new Capitol. funded with a $4,000,000 appropriation by the last Legislature. The building will be granite and completed by January 1, 1906.
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Mexican gunboats Tampico and Vera Cruz launched in Elizabethport
In Elizabethport New Jersey on September 15 the Mexican gunboats Tampico and Vera Cruz were launched at Crescent shipyards. Mrs. Lewis Nixon christened Tampico and Senorita Mercedes Gedey christened Vera Cruz. Attendees included Senor A. Leon Gratieda consul at New York Senor Joseph Godey nine naval officers 15 cadets and city officials with a luncheon and celebration at the Mexican commission headquarters afterward.
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New York
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Elizabeth
Mine disaster toll rises in Algoma mines
A late cable from Algoma reports 11 bodies recovered from Bluefields mines with six more expected. All identified so far are Black workers except for one man.
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Thier Mystery Seemed Solved Chronicle
The mystery of petty thefts over six months appears solved as John A. Doyle, 20, a printer's apprentice, is arrested by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation. He faces charges for stealing a bicycle, a tolewriter, a watch, a camera, and a dress suitcase valued at $40, $30, $50, $35, and $10 respectively. All stolen items have been recovered.
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Second Woman Loses Hand in Danvers Asylum Incident
Danvers Insane Asylum reports a second accident in three weeks as Miss Louise Clow lost her arm at the mangle while washing in Ward A2. Dr Killeray of Salem treated her. the first victim, Bes sie McGowan, an employee, lost her hand in the same manner three weeks earlier.
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Local Boston Forecast Says Fair and Warmer Next Days
A Boston area forecast predicts fair conditions with warmer temperatures for Tuesday and Wednesday. South winds will remain fresh, bringing mild air and bright conditions across the vicinity.
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A Daily Hint for Boston Avoid Sudden Chills
A daily hint advises Boston readers to guard against sudden chills at this stage of the game. The reminder focuses on staying warm, keeping steady footing, and avoiding exposure to cold air during athletic or outdoor events.
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Stabbing at Fall River Ice Cream Shop
In Fall River a kitchen cook John Brant stabbed Greek Alexander Frizones in a local ice cream restaurant after a work dispute. Frizones was hospitalised with a one and a half inch shoulder blade wound not considered dangerous. Brant was jailed awaiting arraignment.
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Daredevil jump causes hospital stay at Lovers' Leap
Judson Darling 22 of Graniteville fell 100 feet from Lovers' Leap in Clinton while joking about the stunt. He suffered a deep forehead wound sealed with 26 stitches, multiple cuts and a brain concussion but doctors expect recovery.
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President Roosevelt shakes hands with Nassau county crowd
Near Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay Roosevelt greeted about 1000 residents and visitors as bands played and decorations brightened the village. He spoke kindly with old acquaintances and two former servants, while security and crowd control were extensive.
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Big Five to See President at Oyster Bay
Five U S Senators Allison Spooner Aldrich Hanna and Platt converge on New York to meet President Roosevelt in Oyster Bay to push tariff revision and align with administration aims on the next campaign. The bloc’s influence could drive or stall tariff legislation without unity among them. Allison, unaware of the others in town, plans to see the President at his invitation.
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