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E. A. Grozier
The New Emergency Hospital Reopens Under New Management
The Wage-earners Emergency and General Hospital returns with new name and leadership from organized labor. It will rely on labor backing with merchant support and small fees for nonemergency cases. Ambulance service will resume, meeting a city need not fully supplied by public charity.
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Emergency and General Hospital
Flag of Truce Could Signal Peace in Luzon War
Opinion argues a flag of truce for American prisoners held by Filipinos should trigger peace talks. It urges President to offer terms used for Cubans, suggesting Otis meet Aguinaldo and use the ceasefire to end costly warfare and pacify the island.
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Luzon
MacArthur
Otis
Aguinaldo
Congress
Washington
Private braces threaten new timing for America's Cup races
The piece argues that postponing start times to avoid excursion steamers is a familiar threat, notes alleged Lipton NYYC talks, and emphasizes that crowding and course access affect spectators and fairness. It warns against forcing early sunrises that hurt members and stresses the need for a clear, uncrowded course.
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Sir Thomas Lipton
New York Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
The Dreyfus Pardon Analyzed as Farce and Infamy
The author argues the Dreyfus pardon is neither mercy nor justice but a farce that insults patriotism and loyalty. If Dreyfus is guilty as the courts declared, the pardon remains an infamy and a premium on treason, harming the public trust.
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Alfred Dreyfus
Rennes
Mercier
M. Zola
Dreyfus
Editorial condemns Dreyfus pardon and militarism in France
The article argues the pardon undermines republican justice and demeans civil administration, urging President Loubet to prosecute Dreyfus’s accusers. It warns the Dreyfus case signals a moral decline, with new traitors on trial and a coming exposition, but the world’s shock at militarism will endure.
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Dreyfus
France
Army Cabal
Loubet
Paris
French Republic
Court to rule on Boston tunnel financing constitutional question
The Transit Commission's preparatory work for a tunnel to East Boston is halted by a Supreme Court suit seeking an injunction. The key issue is whether the Legislature can compel Boston to spend city funds for a private corporation without citizen consent. The court's decision will test municipal financial authority.
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Transit Commission
East
Boston
Supreme Court
Transit Commissioners
City of
Harris named resident manager of Columbia Music Hall in Boston
The article notes Henry B Harris will be installed as resident manager of the Columbia Music Hall in Boston next month. It also mentions local street conditions on Atlantic Avenue and various local figures visiting New York and Paris, with brief anecdotes from Boston society and a municipal court case over a fish push-cart license.
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Henry B. Harris
Columbia Music Hall
Boston
Harris
Columbia Theatre
Messrs. Rich
Harris, Frohman
Atkinson
Ig Bt
Blue
Brown
Willie
Chicago Post
Brookline youth heads to Heidelberg for medical studies
Mr. Thomas L. Miskell of Brookline sails to New York to board the Wilhelm der Grosse for a four year study abroad stint at Heidelberg University, completing medical studies begun at Harvard. Edward J. Barry and Culliney depart Dorchester for a two week Brandon Vermont vacation. A flag at half mast on the Ames building honors Mr. Ames.
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Thomas L. Miskell
Brookline
Toda
New York
Orth German Lloyd
Heidelberg University
Germany
Harvard
Edward J. Barry
Boston
Geniaames Culliney
Dorchester
Brandon
Barry
Mr. Culliney
Ames
Mr. Ames
The Reforming Edgar Ends His Plunge at the Lake
A Chicago Times Herald piece recalls young Edgar who ran away to swim despite threats from his mother and punishments. After steady parental sermons from his father urging safe swimming and obedience, the boy ceases his risky outings and begins to reform under family guidance.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Edgar
Eddie
Nim
S. E. Kiser
Quips and Jests From Old Newspapers Compile
A collage of light jokes and wry exchanges from Chicago Post New York Weekly Cleveland Plain Dealer Washington Star Boston Christian Register Indianapolis Journal. Voices relish travel mishaps spelling quirks and martial misreadings with sharp one liners and comic dispatches.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wokwok
Washington Star
Boston Christian Register
Johnson
Bagbag Brass Band
Indianapols Journal
Hammerless
Ike
Bill
Indianapolis Journal
Breakfast, Luncheon, and Dinner Menu with Recipes
Daily table hints present a multimeal menu listing breakfast items such as cantaloupe and coffee, luncheon offerings like olives and chicken salad, and dinner including spiced pea soup and fricassee of lamb. Two recipes are provided: Hamburg steak and Fricassee of lamb with steps and ingredients, noting Miss Carried Crandall of Ash Street, Waltham, Mass.
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Crandall
Ash Street
Waltham
Mass
Boston Post Food Bill Contest Announces Weekly Prize
The Boston Post invites women readers to submit three meal bills for a family of five with a weekly food limit of 10 dollars. Each entry must include three meals and brief preparation directions. Competitions close each Saturday. winners printed Sundays. Address to Cooking Editor, The Post, Boston.
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POST
Boston Post
the Post
Boston
Reunion of Emerys Draws 50 Members to American House
More than fifty Emerys gathered at the American House for the nineteenth annual reunion. A business meeting elected officers including Rev Rufus Emery as president and Jang Emery as treasurer. An Emory coat of arms anecdote preceded a communal dinner.
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Rufus Emery Enburg
Iss Jang. Emery
Fieverly
Iliam H. Emery
Boston
Daniel d. Emery
Thomas
Emery
Munety
Oncord
N. H
Anemery
Seaview
Baer
Saco
Kitty and Uncle Pick Mr Right in Family Comedy
In a humorous tale, Kitty Clinton faces a marriage scheme by her uncle who vows she will wed Mr Wright. The plan backfires as Kitty reconnects with Charlie Emery, and a final reveal shows the uncle’s joke may guide true love.
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Kitty
Mr. Right
Mr. Wright
Kitty Clinton
Charlie Emery
Charlie
Mrs. Emery
Miss Emery
Emery
Mr Wright
Tom
Wright
Uncle
Yen
Short Story Contest Offers Weekly Prizes for Women Readers
The Post announces a weekly short story competition limited to women readers. Prizes total ten dollars for first, five dollars for second, and two dollars for each of four other stories. Entries must be 700 to 1000 words, on one side of paper, with full name and address, prepaid return postage, and folded manuscripts sent to the Short Story Editor by mail.
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Sunday Post
the Post
Personal notes from Oyster Bay and Eastport to Tuskegee recruitments
Mrs Mary S Wilson aged ninety one lives in a three hundred year old house in Oyster Bay where George Washington reportedly greeted locals. Evangelist Ira D Sankey contested by Eastport Board of Health over nearby duck farms. board sided with ducks. Mrs B K Bruce of Mississippi named assistant principal at Tuskegee Institute, widow of Senator Bruce and advocate for industrial education. Abbe Picard of Lyons asserts Gladstone’s Catholic leanings. Seymour Garner of Wilcox Alabama at 108 years claims to be oldest Confederate veteran. A bust of ex Speaker Reed is underway for the Maine Legislature.
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Mary S. Wilson
Oyster Bay, L. I
George Washington
Ira D. Sankey
Board of Health
Eastport
L. I
Sankey
B. K. Bruce
Mississippi
Tuskegee Normal and Ilustrial Institute
United States
Bruce
Senate
United States Treasury
Seymour Garner
Wilcox County
Ala
Republican Candidates Address Ward 22 Reception at Curtis Hall
The Good Government Club of Ward 22 hosted a reception for Republican nomination candidates at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain with about 1650 in attendance. Speakers John Bleiler and Charles Engstrom backed anti monopoly steps and limits on Democratic poll assessments and caucus manipulation.
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Good Government Club
Ward 22
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
John Bletler
Charles O. Engstrom
Lachlan Wallace
Bleiler
Engstrom
John l. Bates
John Duff
Abraham Jordan
David Benshimol
Durrell Secures Clear Field in Third District Fight
The Hon. Joseph B. Maccabe withdraws from the councillor contest in the third district in favor of Oliver H. Durrell of Cambridge, senior partner at Brown Durrell Co. East Boston’s Durrell gains unopposed nomination after Republican leaders’ promises prove unenforceable. The retiring member of this district is the
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Joseph B. Maccabe
Oliver H. Durrell
Cambridge
Boston
Brown, Durrell &Co
East Boston
Maccabe
Prominent Cambridge Republican Leader George N Swallow Profile
Hon George N Swallow chairs the Republican city committee and is a lifelong Republican with long service to the party. He has held city and state roles, leads the Cambridge Young Men's Christian Association, and serves on multiple finance and trustee boards including Boston University and Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital. The third councillor district covers Cambridge Somerville Newton Chelsea and parts of Boston plus Belmont Arlington Watertown Natick Framingham Holliston Hopkinton Revere and Winthrop.
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George N. Swallow
Republican City Committee
Oliver H. Durrell
Cambridge
Temple Hall Party
Cambridge Young Men’s Christian Association
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Somerville
Newton
Chelsea
Boston
Belmont
Arlington
Watertown
Natick
Framingham
Holliston
Hopkinton
Revere
Winthrop
Engstrom A Hot Bid For Ward 22 House Nomination
In Ward 22 a tight race unfolds for the lower legislative seat with Charles O. Engstrom emerging as a leading contender. The young lawyer, a Republican stalwart, has a strong campaign record and education from public schools and Boston University Law School, class of 1897.
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Charles O. Engstrom
Engstrom
Boston University Law School
Hagetrom
Young Massachusetts Politician Krebs Receives War Hero Regard
Ex Representative Franz Hugo Krebs Jr of Boston, two year legislator, Cuban War veteran with the Second Massachusetts Regiment, is touted as a fearless political fighter and potential future leader. He advocates reform and independence, spoke in Music Hall during a 1898 campaign, and criticizes the war department's treatment of Massachusetts troops while praising colored regulars in San Juan Hill action.
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Massachusetts Regiment
San Juan Hill
Congress
Fitzgerald
Republic
Uncle Sam
Republican Party
Boston
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Cuba
Ninth Congressional District
Music Hall
Wolcott
Moody
Massachusetts
War Department
Ashington
San Juan
Rosevelt
Boston Attorney Engstrom Aims for Second Ward Term
Massachusetts bar admission in 1897 and federal court practice in 1898 mark the career of Engstrom who resides at 7 Copley Street and is married to the daughter of C O Edlund a Ward 22 resident. He is a partner at Emerson Bros on Boylston Street and has served three years on the City Council and in the Legislature in 1897. He served on the city council three years and in the Legislature in 1897.
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Massachusetts
Engstrom
Copley Street
C. O. Edlund
Emerson Bros
Boylston Street
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