John Endicott Raised Then Sinks in Boston Harbor Rescue Fails
The John Endicott, raised off Cohasset, sank again in a southeast gale while towed toward Boston. Betts Wrecking Co captain George A. Dean said the boat is now underwater and safe from the sea, with plans to raise it again once weather allows.
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John Endicott
Boston Harbor
Harding
Betts Bros.’ Wrecking Company
20Ston
Cohasset
Boston
George A. Dean
Betts Company
Findicott
Nellie and Blanche in Tow After Storm Off Cape Cod
The schooner Nellie and Blanche of Parrsboro N S with shin les bound for Norwich Conn arrived in tow of tug Mercury after heavy winds last night. Sail damage left the vessel with a leaky hull while twenty miles off the Highlands of Cape Cod. Race Point life saving crew boarded, secured the spars, repaired sails, and guided the ship to port.
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Provincetown
Mercury
Nellie
Blanche
Parrsboro
St. John
Norwich
Conn
Cape Cod
Iisher
Race Point
Barge Stroudsburg Encounters Water In Hold
Barge Stroudsburg bound from New York to Boston, towed by Gladiator, found five feet of water in its hold while anchored at Vineyard Haven on Sept 16. Pumps removed the water. barge did not leak seriously and will proceed.
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Vineyard Haven
Stroudsburg
New York
Boston
Richardson to visit Boston for Massachusetts congressional talks
Washington Sept 16 Chairman James D Richardson of the Democratic congressional committee will visit Boston Thursday or Friday to confer with Massachusetts candidates for Congress. He expects at least four Democrats from Massachusetts will join the next Congress and will shape the campaign strategy at the conference.
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Washington
James D. Richardson
Democratic Congressional Committee
Boston
Congress
Massachusetts
Richardson
Four Michaels Sullivan Seek Seat in Boston State Senate
Boston contends with a massing of four candidates named Michael Sullivan in Ward 7 for the fourth district seat. Delegations filed with the Democratic city committee show competing Sullivans backed by overlapping allies while critics call the move a trick to confuse voters.
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Michael Sullivans
Boston
ARF
Kelsher
Ali
Ward 7
Michael Sullivan
Fitzgerald
Massachusetts State Senate
Democratic City Committee
Michaels
John A. Kelcher
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Beacon Hill
Michael F. Sullivan
Sullivan
Delehanty and
Harrington
John Sh. Donovan
John Ll. Sullivan
John Powers
Patrick M. McGowan
Eugene F. Hayes
Daniel F. Sullivan
Lawrence Cronin
William I. Donahue
William H. Matthews
Michael F. Desmond
Joseph F. Hankin
Michael J. Sweeney
Edward J. Fitzgerald
Michael J. Sullivan
William J. Murphy
Wiliam Desmond
Jeremiah T. Hogan
Joseph A. Peters
Charles J. Curley
Eli F. Murray
Frank J. Waters
Jeremiah F. Kelleher
Frank J. McFarland
Thomas G. White
David Kidd
Timothy McCarthy
John H. Manning
Roxbury
Wiliam J. Murphy
William Desmond
J. T. Hogan
Edward F. Murray
Fred J. Waters
David J. Kidd
F. J. Waters
J. F. Kelleher
Michael F
John Quinn
Sullivans
South Cove
Fort Hill
Wendell Street
Mellen Attacks Thayer Over New York Meeting
Worcester notes Representative James H. Mellen criticizes John R. Thayer’s stance and private Hoffman House interview with George Fred Williams. He claims Williams may respond and argues Thayer lacks Dem support while Bryan is expected to win nationally and boost party strength in neglected districts.
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Worcester
James H. Mellen
John R. Thayer
National Committee
New York
Thayer
George Fred Williams
Hoffman House
Massachusetts
Williams
William Jennings Bryan
M Nary Busy Day Rallys Support McNary Fenton
Political events in South Boston drew large crowds at St Omars Hall and Gray s Hall to back William S McNary for renomination and John D Fenton for nomination. About 400 voters attended St Omars with speakers including Hart Broadley Collins Tworoger and McDonald. Gray s Hall drew nearly 600 with D A McDonald presiding. Resolutions endorsed the two candidates.
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William S. McNary
John D. Fenton
Dominic Hart
Thomas B. Broadley
John Collins
Central Labor Union
Philip Tworoger
D. A. McDonald
Gray's Hall
Williams men charge Powers with conflicts over gas and gas industry
The Williams faction circulating two leaflets allege Samuel L. Powers, a congressional candidate in the eleventh district, earned 2107.25 as retainer for opposing the Massachusetts Pipe Line Company and as attorney for the Bell Telephone Company division known as the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Powers
Congress
Eleventh
Samuel L. Powers
Massachusetts Pipe Line
Associated Gas
Dib
Bell Telephone Company
Bell Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
South Boston club endorses Baldwin and Sullivan
The Workingmen's Independent Club of Ward 14 South Boston unanimously indorsed J E Baldwin for Congressman from the tenth district and Michael J Sullivan for the Senate sixth district. Lally and Logan won unanimous backing for State House seats. John J Foley presided as officers were elected: Foley president McGrath vice president Joy recording secretary Buckley financial secretary.
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John HB. Baldwin
Workingmen’s Independent Club
Ward 14
South
Boston
Henry F. Naphen
Second Street
Michael J. Sullivan
Mark S. Lally
Edward L. Logan
State House of Representatives
John McGrath
J. Foley
J. E. Baldwin
Tenth
Patrick McGrath
Naphen
McGrath
South Boston
Cove Street Bridge
M. J. Sullivan
Senate
Patrick Donahoe
John J. Foley
Patrick D. McGrath
Maurice Joy
David Buckley
Bryan Near Presidency in Private Virginia Letter
A Washington correspondent cites Senator John W. Daniel’s statement that Bryan is unlikely to win. Daniel later disputes the attributed interview, saying Bryan is nearer the presidency than ever and has strong support from his Indianapolis acceptance speech. He calls the private conversation trivial and unrelated to current prospects.
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Washington
Boston Transcript
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Bryan
Boston
Daniel
Lynchburg
Indianapolis
Democratic Party
Hebrews Organize After Candidacy Swap for President
The East Boston Hebrew Educational Club ended a deadlock by Charles Berman withdrawing his candidacy and supporting Nathan Block for president. The club endorsed Bryan and Stevenson, Joseph A. Conry for Congress, and James H. Donovan for State Senator in the third Suffolk district.
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East Boston
Bryan at Church and Speeches in Kansas Travel
Mr. Bryan attended services at Centenary Methodist Church in St. Louis and spent the day with relatives before leaving for southeastern Kansas. He will speak at Galena tomorrow and make several short speeches en route, continuing his tour over the next two days.
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ST. Louis
Bryan
Centenary Methodist Church
Kansas
Galena
Kan
Local clubs endorse candidates across wards
The Scandinavian Club Ward 22 backs McKinley Roosevelt Powers for Congress. Break-of-Day Outing Club backs Kellner for Congress McNamara for councillor Fitzgerald and Gartland Rheinhart for Representatives Ward 9. Sheridan Guards Ward 17 endorse Lannergan for Senator seventh Suffolk. Bryan-Stevenson Club Ward 18 backs Watson Casey for House Ryan for warden. Italian Democratic Club Ward 6 endorses Mahoney for Senator Borofsky Bradley for Representatives General Court.
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Roosevelt
Samuel L. Powers
Congress
John A. Kellner
Jeremiah J. McNamara
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
John J. Gartland, Jr
Charles H. Rheinhart
Sheridan Guards
Ward
John P. Lannergan
Suffolk
Bryan-Stevenson Club
James A. Watson
James D. Casey
Stephen D. Ryan
Stephen Mulranen
Peter Costa
Patrick Byron
Patrick H. Bradley
General Court
Tague replies to Corbett speech in Charlestown ward room
Tuesday evening Senator Peter F. Tague of Charlestown will reply to ex Senator Corbett's speech in the ward room. Speakers will include Representative J. F. McCarthy, the Senate candidate, A. Dennison and several others.
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Peter F. Tague
Charlestown
Corbett
J. F. McCarthy
Senate
Deganés A. Dennison
Roosevelt's Letter of Acceptance and Territorialism Debate
A fragmented historical essay traces American expansion from Florida to Alaska, Texas, California and beyond. It argues against consent of the governed for acquisitions, compares Seminole and Filipino uprisings, and defends U.S. imperial policy under McKinley and the Kansas City platform. It links imperial actions to self governance aims and notes troop presence in the Philippines as similar to earlier frontier deployments.
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Munroe
John Quincy Adams
Philippines
Florida
Spain
Monroe
Adams
Jackson
United States
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California
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
Colorado
Utah
Gadsden
Alaska
Russia
Cuba
Dakotas
Minnesota
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Luzon
South Dakota
Ogallalla
Sitting Bull
Aguinaldo
McKinley
Kansas City
Roosevelt Defends Philippines Policy as Imperialism Debate Rages
The letter from Theodore Roosevelt argues U S control over the Philippines is not imperialist or militarist. He compares to Jefferson, Jackson, and Custer, insists self government must develop gradually, and warns against handing the islands to Aguinaldo. He says stability requires U S aid until natives can sustain themselves.
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Jackson
Plains
Wayne
New Mexico
California
Santa Ana
Maximilian
Mexico
Porto Rico
Philippine
America
Philippines
Louisiana
Custer
Aguinaldo
Theodore Roosevelt
Remains of James F. Connor Found at Sperwink River
Portland authorities reported that the body of James F. Connor, who disappeared at Higgins Beach a week earlier, was discovered this afternoon at the mouth of the Sperwink River. Local investigators said the death appears non suspicious, and a coroner will determine the cause.
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Portland
James F. Connor
Higgins Beach
Sperwink River
Fight in the Ninth reshapes Fitzgerald renomination bid
The Conry delegation signals a challenge to John F. Fitzgerald, with Alderman Dixon and ex-Representative Kane leading anti-Fitzgerald efforts. Delegates total 181, with Ward 6 backing Fitzgerald and Ward 3, Ward 7, and Gallivan’s factions shaping the contest. Compromise talks name James Donovan and P J Kennedy as possible cross candidates.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Congress
Conry
Alderman Dixon
Daniel J. Kane
Ward 6
Fitzgerald
East
Boston
Winthrop
Ward
Tague
Corbett
Kelcher
Gallivan
James Donovan
P. J. Kennedy
Speakers on the Common Crowd for Sunday Exercises
Despite threatening weather crowds gathered on the Common for Sunday exercises arranged by the Evangelical Alliance. Speakers included Emory W. Hunt of Clarendon Street Church and Rev. Joseph P. Kendall of Malden with Rev. S. K. Mitchell, director and hospital chaplain. Hunt, new Clarendon Street pastor from Toledo, said this was his first appearance and he may not make it a regular event.
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Charles Street Mail
Evanglical Alliance
Emory W. Hunt
Clarendon Street Church
Joseph P. Kendall
Malden
8. K. Mitchell
Clarendon Street
Toledo
Mitchell
John B Randolph Dead in Stairway Fall
John B Randolph a noted New York art critic was killed in a fall down stairs at his residence on One Hundred and Twenty-first Street. He died at a hospital nine hours after the accident, his skull fracture reported. he had long served as purchasing art critic for the Goulds Huntingtons Mills and other prominent families.
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NHUW
York
John B. Randolph
Randolph
Goulds
Huntingtons
Milles
Sylvester Koehler Dies in New Hampshire Heart Failure
Sylvester R. Koehler of Boston, curator of printing at the Museum of Fine Arts, died of heart failure yesterday afternoon in Littleton New Hampshire while trying to leave a train. Conductor Beattie found him entering the car. The body was brought from Wing Road, embalmed, and sent back to Boston on the midnight train.
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Littleton
N. H
Sylvester R. Koehler
Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Beattie
Wing Road
Transatlantic Lines Agree Immediate Steerage Rate Increase
At a Southampton conference, major lines agreed on an immediate rise in third class steerage rates between the United States and Liverpool and Southampton.
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London
Southampton
United States
Liverpool
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