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Dewey Home Fund Grows as Public Welcome Plans Rise
The popular subscription for a home for Admiral Dewey has surpassed $27,000, with a goal of at least $50,000 and perhaps more. Citizens are urged to fund a permanent memorial reflecting national pride in the valorous son, favoring a durable home over lavish entertainments.
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Art in Boston marks push for public taste upgrade
The Boston Public Garden unveils a Cass statue replacement that critics hail as a bold step toward elevating public art. They call for further removals of incongruous monuments to align city displays with refined aesthetic standards.
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Trusts in Politics and Massachusetts Democratic Pledge
The piece argues that Republicans shield trusts via tariff and lax enforcement, while Massachusetts Democrats vow to abolish trusts through publicity, supervision, price equality, and tariff repeal. It questions Republican willingness to counter this anti trust platform ahead of the election.
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Democratic Massachusetts Convention Calls For Limiting Monopolies
The Massachusetts Democratic convention is the first to demand clear remedies against monopolies and criticizes Republican officials for failing to enforce laws. It urges remedial legislation to curb corporate arrogance and protect the public interest.
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Britain Delays War on Transvaal as Preparations Continue
The article argues Britain uses delaying tactics to finalize conquest plans for the Transvaal, with troop and munitions buildup at vantage points. It notes potential resistance from Orange Free State and Cape Colony Afrikanners, funding needs, and opposition in Parliament led by Mr. Chamberlain and a wary British public.
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Joseph Chamberlain
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Cantacuzene Grant Marriage License Controversy
A Newport marriage license for Prince Cantacuzene and Miss Grant sparks criticism over social rank exempting them from legal enrollment. The piece argues Americans should not tolerate exemptions for foreign alliances and urges conduct respectful of public regulations, praising the bride’s character while urging conformity.
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Notable Boston Figures and Local Turbulence Across Town
The letter notes Dr. Walter H. White's election as president of the American Electro-Therapeutic Association and mentions Captain Robley D. Evans and the battleship Kearsarge. It covers arrivals of the White Lodge and Erl King yachts, charity flowers to City Hospital, Dewey reception chatter, dog poisonings in Lexington, Nova Scotia politics, postboxes with luminous paint, new two dollar notes, paving complaints on Devonshire Street, and street crime concerns with two holdups.
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Boston
American Electro-Therapeutic Association
Robly D. Evans
Tourgine
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Bob
Broston
Postoffice Department
New York
Rich Boston baker runs circle of business and farms
A Boston baker exemplifies working in a circle by running a schemes that supply pork eggs and baked goods from nearby farm and hennery. He profits from diverse production and feeds stale tokens back to his fowls. Also notes on Boston ladies in Paris and naval news.
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Memorial window in Alexandria Bay for Prof Hopkins
General J. W. Foster returns to Washington from Watertown area. A memorial window for the late Professor A G Hopkins of Hamilton College will be placed in the Reformed Church at Alexandria Bay N Y. Hopkins spent summers nearby and often preached there.
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Cattlemen Deny Attending State Democratic Convention
A letter to the Post contradicts ex Senator James A. Gallivan claiming cattlemen attended the Democratic State convention. The writer says cattlemen were used by Gallivan for cheering at Spelman Hall, then released and went to sea, denying the attendance claim.
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Spelman Hall
Jimmie E. E
The Umbrella Bargain That Went So Light
Mrs Brown buys a cheap bargain umbrella for her husband and discovers trouble when the item leaks ink and draws ridicule. The couple endures a string of comic mishaps as the umbrella’s faults surface, ending with a public scene and a new, far pricier replacement.
Atkinson Defies Mail Violation Note
Edward Atkinson writes to refuse a United States mail violation claim and returns a blank space he says is the Postmaster General's reply, continuing the issue from Page 1. He communicates by registered mail and leaves space for an official response.
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Edward Atkinson
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Postmaster-General
Congregationalists Go to Salenf Today
A speaker denounces President McKinley and Congress over the Philippine War. He blames unauthorized warfare for deaths and taxes while accusing officials of hiding facts and suppressing casualty figures to defend policy.
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Fragmented Newspaper Snippets and Quips Across Papers
A collage of humor lines and brief exchanges from multiple papers. Witty exchanges touch on dinner, colleges, bicycles, twins names, telegrams, and public pageantry with satirical asides about pomp and pride.
Treaty terms with Sultan of Sulu provoke Senate debate
The article discusses the treaty terms with the Sultan of Sulu and the potential imposition of slavery and polygamy in Philippine governance. It links McKinley’s policies to imperial aims, critiques expansion, and questions constitutional authority. It also references treason, free speech, and political attacks tied to Philippine events.
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McKinley
Today’s Programme At North Union Station
The schedule lists 9:30 The Church in Social Reforms with Albert Spicer M P and Graham Taylor at Chicago Theological Seminary. At 12:10 a special train departs for Salem with luncheon at 1 pm and return from Salem to Boston by 6 pm hosted by Salem Congregational churches.
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International Congregational Council hears papers and honors Johnson
The Boston council day featured forenoon papers on international relations and Christian attitudes toward war followed by a Vendome reception with over 1000 attendees. Evening sessions included talks on distinctive Christianity traits and the influence of studying other faiths on theology.
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Political Ad Text Attribution From Ohio District Appeal
The fragment asserts opposition to unlawful warfare in the Philippines, accusing authorities of suppressing truth and intimidating opponents. It closes with a voter appeal and signatures, including Edward Atkinson of Brookline Massachusetts.
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Ohio
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Brookline
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Herald Enterprise backs Marconi wireless yacht race coverage
The New York Herald plans to use Signor Marconi to run wireless telegraphy for the international yacht races next month. If successful the Herald and Evening Telegram will deliver early reports, despite high costs, boosting Mr Bennett's newspapers.
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Brave hoseman Gill stops runaway horse at Dudley Street scene
Hoseman William H. Gill of Engine 2 Northampton street saved by leaping in front of a runaway horse to halt its charge toward Blue Hill avenue. He stopped the animal after being dragged fifty feet, declined reward, citing fire department rules. Horse owner H. J. Cole offered money.
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