Naphen Critiques Roosevelt Trust Policy at Democratic Meet
In a Democratic State convention address Hon. Henry F. Naphen criticizes Roosevelt’s anti trust program as vague and out of step with party policy. He argues the Cuba reciprocity dispute shows trust influence blocking executive aims and urges tariff removal as the remedy in line with South African war lessons. He cites Canadian cavalry tactics and rifle marksmanship as evolution away from hand to hand combat.
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Henry F. Naphen
Roosevelt
Congressman Naphen
Cuba
Naphen
Congress
Mr. Naphen
Great Britain
Peary’s Arctic Quest Sets Foundation for Polar Endeavor
The article lauds Lieutenant Peary for a decade of Arctic exploration, noting he reached the northernmost land latitude and proved Greenland is an island. It argues his work surpasses predecessors, despite not reaching the far north. It says depots and staged advances are the most feasible path, with future aid from stronger equipment or dirigible design.
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Peary
North Pole
Arctic
Greenland
Duke of
Andree
Henderson stands by conscience in Congress withdrawal
The piece lauds Speaker Henderson for refused reentry to Congress citing his personal conscience over bolstering tariff protection for trusts. It notes his 20 years of service, his unyielding stance despite presidential pleas, and frames his action as a sign of a broader revolt by Republican masses against party leaders on tariff policy.
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Henderson
Congress
Sword and rifle rule changes for cavalry troops
The commander in chief of the Canadian militia abolishes the sword as a cavalry arm, making the rifle the principal weapon for mounted troops. Swords may be used on parade but not in the field. Simplified drill outlined to form rendezvous, deploy dismounted, mount and dismount rapidly, handle outposts, recon, bridge defense, ambush, pioneering, and navigation by compass and stars.
Campaign of Protest Urges Young Republicans to Back Gaston
Massachusetts voters are urged to vote for Gaston for Governor as a protest against blind Republican leadership. The piece argues that Gaston would be a strong governor and that a Gaston vote by Republicans could shift the party away from trust-sheltering policies, with Democrats expected to run an active campaign as well.
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Gaston
Commonwealth
William A. Gaston
John S. Bates
Gaston Clubs
Republican Party
Henderson
Iowa
Foss
Massachusetts
Observant Citizen reports on curious costs of coal and travels
The Observant Citizen notes coal prices drive people to close homes for winter and seek abroad, while W F Fitzgerald the broker heads west for copper interests, and J W Parker returns from Manila. It mentions elevator mishaps in Adams Building, a white man dubbed Jack the Slugger, George Fred Williams at Tremont Temple, a stag theatre party, and local residents Denis O Leary Jr and the Deignans of Dorchester.
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Jack the Slugger
George Fred Williams
Tremont Temple
Quincy
Dedham Sage
American Express Company
Adams House
William Kingman
Four Italian Boys in Street Fight at Liberty Square
A August Salisbury scene shows four half clothed Italian boys fighting for coppers tossed by a gray haired man from a Mason building third story window. The crowd cheers until a policeman arrives and disperses them, ending the diversion.
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Liberty Square
Mason
Ffijs
The Red Man s Burden And Other Pieces
A collection of humorous and satirical notes on culture and history includes a blunt contrast of the Sioux in modern railway labor with pioneer times, claiming Indians swap scalping knives for rail work and breakfast foods ads. It also mentions correspondence from Peary and local market notes, with several mock notices and editorials.
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Northwestern
Nebraska
United States
America
Battle Creek
Red Man
Democratic Club Vows Active Support for Gaston in Governor Campaign
The Democratic Club of Massachusetts executive committee voted to play a prominent role in the fall state campaign and back William A. Gaston for governor. The body, formed in 1888 as the Young Men's Democratic Club, outlined plans for public meetings literature distribution and voter registration efforts.
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Democratic Club
Gaston
Hamlin
Young Men's Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
John C. Crosby
Pittsfield
Russell
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
Harvey N. Collison
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
James E. Cotter
Cornelius F. Cronin
William J. Dale, Jr
Philip J. Doherty
George T. McLaughlin
Josiah Quincy
James Russell Reed
William E. Russell
Charles E. Stratton
Henry W. Swift
Harold Williams
Democratic Club of Massachusetts
Boston
William A. Gaston
State ‘Street
Prescott F. Hall
William H. Brown
Charles Warren
Benjamin W. Wells
G. Loring Briggs
Charles V. Casey
William T. Jenney
James E. McConnell
Purdy
Christine and George in a Troublesome Shopping Ride
Christine faces fatigue from a day of shopping and the memory of suitors as she rides a city bus with George. A comic encounter with a dog, a paper-chewing professor, and an amused old lady sparks tension before they alight. They later share a quiet dinner and a symphony.
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Christine
George
Herr Grumbler
Herr Grumpler
Cabin Passengers on the New England
Passenger list fragment names Mrs B D Adams Miss FE Adams and Judge Charles Allen among travelers on the New England voyage, with others including A W Allen and Mra. Adams, reflecting a midship section seating card.
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L. Almostuno
Larz Anderton
Anderson
A. A. Andridge
Charles FP. Angle
Angle Wesley M. Angle
Angle Cooke Bausnan
BE. Marrett
RE. D. Bement
Manuel de Sousa Bettencourt
Thomas Bilsbury
Major Boulton
L. FF. Bowen
Gus Broberg
Broberg
B. Broberg
Itachel Brooks
J. M. le Br
Albert Evans
FE. F. Everett
S. Faulkner
Fenn
Mary L. Fenn
Finlay
Robert Frazer
Frazer
H. FP. Gardner
T. F. Garrity
KE. H. Gilbert
BE. H. Gilbert
Goodwin
A.M. Granger
HH. Wh. Graves T J. Green
Green
G. Wheen
James Greene
Greene Frankin
M. I. Habenstock
N. R. Halcombe
Hl. R. Halcombe
Robert Lee Hale
Mixa K. V. Hartigan
John Haréeck
Lillie Haydock
Amlee Haydock
L. Hill
K. Hinsdale
Ann Flobba
Holden Mies Holden
C. P. Jones
Jones
Harold Keziys
H. A. Keays
A. M. Knight
Franklin T. Kurt
Kurt John Laching
Lafayette J. J. Lamh
Gg. D. Tallmer
J. M. Latta, Jr. Mies
Latta
William H, Leahy
Thilip
B.D. Adams
Adame
Charles Allen
Allen A. W. Allen
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Boston Post
New England
J . Muzzle
Peary’s
Party
Ernor
W. F. Fitzgerald
Arizona
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Butte
J. W. Parker
Manila
Parker
Washington Street
Adams Building
Denis O'Leary, Jr
Poland Spring House
Millett Street
Dorchester
Charles A. Deignan
Salisbury Beach
Chateau Bay
Labrador
BE. F. Hawkins
Indiana
Colombia
Mr. Morgan
E. B. G. Greenville
R. J
Ezra Higgins
Whitingham, Vt
Gloucester
Zester
Burchard
Zimson
Newton Newkirk
Lieutenant Peary
Ter
Charles J. Barton
Russell S. Codman
Charles H. Cole, Jr
Daniel L. Prendergast
Charles G. Saunders
Edmund A. Whitman
Bernard M. Wolf
Daniel B. Beard
T. B. Cotter
Emma _ Coolidge
Claflin Place
Newtonville, Mass
Germany
F. E. MacKentepe
James V. Mahony
U. S. Marks
BE. McChrystal
H. McChrystal
C. McGrath
E. McIntosh
Alex. McKenzie
McKenzie
Kenneth McKenzie
M. McKenzie
A. M. Meineke
H. Meineke
Meineke
Helen Meineke
W. K. Melcher, Jr
W. Miles
Miles
Gladys Miles
Cecil Miles
B. Miles
J. RB
F. F. O'Shea
J. PV. Peabody
C. A. B. Peterson
E. L. Perera
J. E. Pilling
D. R. Porter
Porter
E. A. Record
F. H. Revell
Hamilton Rice
William Rice
John Rice
J. Rogers Rich G. Richardson
Richardson
Master E. Richardson
Eugenia Rice
Alderman J. Ruddin
Major Ruddin
C. E. Russ James
Wm. F. Russell
Margaret Russell
Eustis Russell
R. M. Russell
Louise Ryan
G. W. Sargent
Thomas Scanlon Fen Schloss
F. M. W. Schnee
Tucker
Lucy Wade
Polly Wade
A. Walsh
Warren
Cornelia Warren
M. B. Warren
W. HH
Wellington
G. Wellington R. G. Wellington
Anna F. Wellington
Lila Wetherbee
Wilkinson C. G. Wells
White
A. White
M. White
H. D. Wigein, Jr
R. H. Wiles
Edith
England
New Feneland
Lainaker
Anna B. Tuttle
Ethel Loveley Windsay Loring
Rev. T. . Lawney Alias
B. OH. Lyman
Jordan Marsh CO
Rogers, Peet & Co
Victor Jay & Co
London
Summer Street
N. Y. Mills
Madras
Men’s New Fall
Summer St
New Stree Street
Isuraemer Street
Mae
The
Stadlt
Lallaty
Norfolk
Burdett
Prospectus
Burdett College of Actual Business and Shorthand
Washington Sr
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