Roosevelt's First Sunday in Washington Reports
President Roosevelt's first Sunday in the capital was quiet. He attended church with Douglas Robinson, walked with General Leonard Wood in Orchard Creek Park, and dined at Captain Cowles's residence while awaiting move to the White House. An incident arose when a boy tried to photograph him. Roosevelt rebuked him and dismissed a bicycle officer.
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Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
New York
Orck Creek Park
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Captain Cowles
Navy
White House
Robinson
Cowles
Reform Church
15Th
O Streets
President Roosevelt
Mr. Robinson
Mr. Roosevelt
Mrs McKinley Doing Well in Canton Ohio
Dr Rixey reported no material change in Mrs McKinley condition and said she was resting as well as possible. She enjoyed two carriage drives with Dr Rixey and Mrs Barber, visiting the cemetery and later favoring outdoor life to aid sleep and appetite. A wreath from the Russian emperor was placed on the casket by Judge Day. Over 20000 people visited the resting place as speakers urged reverence for the late President. Senator Dolliver led the evening remarks.
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Canton
McKinley
William R. Day
Russia
Outpouring at Adams Memorial Service for McKinley
A large crowd gathered at the Congregational church in Adams for a memorial service honoring President McKinley. General Curtis Guild Jr. of Boston delivered a eulogy stressing moderation, character over law, and national unity, praising McKinley as a steadfast, devout leader who guided the country through war and trials.
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McKinley
Congregational Church
William B. Plunkett
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Zahner
Guild
United States
Usband
Chicago Holds Memorial for President Kinley
Chicago paid tribute to President Kinley with services across the city. The principal exercises at the Coliseum drew vast crowds, prompting a secondary gathering at Tat ertall and additional afternoon services.
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Chicago
Kinley
Coliseum
Tatertall
Union Service at Capital Honors Late President
A large memorial service at Chase's Grand Opera House Washington drew over 4000 seated and 5000 in the street. Postmaster General Smith, General Miles, Admiral Schley, and foreign ministers attended with Mr Wu and the Japanese minister in an upper box. Henry B F MacFarland presided as ministers gave brief eulogies and the Marine Band led hymns and the national anthem.
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Chase
Grand Opera House
Fifteenth Street
Smith
Miles
Admiral Schley
Henry B. F. MacFarland
Board of Commissioners of
District of Columbia
Marine Band
Amer
Waterfront Port Swarms With Transatlantic Ships And Pilots
A busy 48 hours at the port as pilots George Lawlor Sydney Treat Benjamin Nelson and J L Smith guided liners to sea and ships arrive from London Antwerp Glasgow and Copenhagen. Vessels Norseman Columba Fridtjof Nansen and Sylvania docked or sailed while coal tonnage from Louisburg rose to 31919 tons this month. Wreckmaster George Dean visits Hampden. Senator John Quinn campaigns views on harbor dredging and port employment. General Paine's Jubilee prepares for winter paint and Pilgrim becomes a steam yacht. Steamers from the Provinces continue to arrive with large passenger loads.
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Warren Line
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Benjamin Nelson
Antwerpen
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Brooks
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Warren
Harry L. Belden
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Boston
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Herman Wedel Jarisberg
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George Dean
Betts Wrecking and Towing Company
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Senator Quinn
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William McMillan
John Low
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Jubilee
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N. B
Voix
St. John
Princess Chic arrives with Marguerita Sylva company
At 9 30 yesterday morning the Marguerita Sylva comic opera company arrived by special coach at South station from Worcester after a preliminary performance. Miss Sylva rested at the Touraine and prepared for tonight while Kirke La Shelle oversaw stage preparations and scenery at Tremont.
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W. D. Mann
Kirke la Shelle
Miss Sylva
South Station
Worcester
Tony
Kirke LaShelle
Tremont
Politicians Gather For Sunday Rallies In Boston Area
The Herald notes a busy Sunday with campaigns tied to the loan controversy. Horgan and Gallagher address supporters while Douglass and Horgan backers schedule talks at Ward 6 in North Bennet Street and Lyceum Hall.
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Boston Post
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James A. Gallivan
Congress
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Republican City Committee
Henry
Fitzgerald
Daniel J. Gallagher
Newton
Mr. Gallagher
John J. Douglass
Ward Room
Ward 6
North Bennet Street
Lyceum Hall
Boston
Jerry Watsons Sunday rally fills small hall amid cigar rush
A chaotic Berlin style scene at Kossuth Hall on Tremont Street where Jerry Watson failed to hire the big hall. The crowd packed a smaller space, smoked heavily, and demanded cigars as Watson defended his legislative record and teased a midweek show in a larger venue.
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Watson
Timothy
Jerry’ Watson
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James H. Doyle
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Disgus
Rush's Name Dropped In Ward 15 Caucus Case
The Board of Election Commissioners ruled unanimously to drop Reuben Rush from the Ward 20 caucus in South Boston Ward 15 due to an illegal assessment. Experts cited procedural irregularities and the panel’s decision reflects corrected eligibility.
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Ward 20
Board of Election Commissioners
Reuben Rush
Ward 15
South Boston
Ward 16 contest claims hotel residency and registration
The Election Board heard charges that Rush, state delegation leader, was not a ward resident and that he registered at Stebbins Hotel after May 1. A former hotel clerk testified Rush arrived three days later. Ward 2 dispute involves alleged forgeries. decision awaits handwriting expert analysis.
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Ward Committee
Prolonged party caucuses churn in Massachusetts
Republicans and Democrats hold caucuses across the state with bitter fights for district attorney in Suffolk and Essex, including Berdman Hall opposing Isaac F. Paul, plus battles in Worcester Worcester and multiple wards. The Attorney General race pits Harris against Parker as power blocs maneuver before the convention.
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Isaac F. Paul
John 8. Richardson
President Hutchinson
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Hutchinson
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Berwin
Anti- Hart
Hall
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Plymouth County
Henry 8. Porter
George A. Wheeler
Brockton
Harmon
Bristol County
Frank W. Francis
New Bedford
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John C. Hammond
Dana Malone
Crane
Dorchester
Codman
John K. Berry
Charlestown
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Sullivan
Democratic
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Fitzgerald
South Boston
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Michael J. Sullivan
Michael J. Lydon
Cape District
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Callender
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Woods
Russell
State Committee
Schulz a Winner Advocate for Schulz as DA Nominee
Judge Fred M. Bixby of Brockton urged the southeastern district Republicans to nominate Robert H. O. Schulz for district attorney. He praised Schulz for nine years as assistant district attorney and urged promotion on civil service reform grounds.
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Brockton
Plymon County
Post
Robert H. O. Schulz
Republican Party
Bixby
Schulz
Parker Supporters Plan Stam Pede At Republican Convention
A push to stam pede the Republican State convention on October 4 at the Boston Theatre aims to back Herbert L. Parker of Worcester, one of the candidates for attorney general.
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Worcester County
Parker
Senator Hoar
Harris
Worcester
Lancaster
Cleveland
William E. Russell
John R. Thayer
Boston
Herbert L. Parker
Vinson Seeks GOP Nomination in Ward 2 Race
Thomas M. Vinson, candidate for the House from Ward 2, contends his bid for the Republican nomination is strong. His supporters say opponent Guy W. Ham, son of a prominent contractor, is drawing Democratic backing as non Republicans try to block their votes.
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Thomas M. Vinson
Guy W. Ham
Vinson Faces Ward 20 Caucus Amid Tight Democratic Battle
Photo by Purdy. T. M. Vinson, candidate for the House in Ward 20, faces a strict caucus watch with Democratic leaders hoping every vote counts. Vinson, from a Dorchester line, is a Boston University law graduate who argues the subway veto was rightly sustained and that the city should build the subway with a public works plan. He supports local option, opposes heavy special legislation, and backs a cost sharing bill for new streets with city participation.
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Dorchester
Thomas M. Vinson
Boston University Law School
Alpheus Sanford
Boston
Dressdon
Mackey
Post
The
Thomas Mackey
House of Representatives
Ward 7
John Quinn
Senate
Daniel M. Driscoll
Democratic Committee
Ward 7 Democrats clash over Mackey and Quinn bids
Letters from Daniel M. Driscoll and John L. Donovan date Sept. 22 1901 and a Ward 7 group endorsement discuss opposition to Representative Mackey a push for fresh blood and a challenge to Donovan and Quinn. The exchange urges a public debate and a fair field without favors.
Darlow Family in Street Horsewhipping Spree
A Winthrop report details Mrs Darlow beating a veiled woman in Shirley Street while Darlow Sr and two sons joined a rough fight. The injured Miss Winslow fled to a stable where she hid from police as warrants awaited. George W Darlow, 30, and Albert, 18, face court alongside family tensions rooted in alleged infidelity and property losses.
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George
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Albert
Darrow
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Cambridge
Winthrop Beach
Winthrop
Mr. Braithwaithe
Post
Ate Eenens
Mason
Vv Heaven
Albert E
Pedees
Geo
Lone
Athlete
Darlow Boys
Lawrence Barrett
Callender for the House seeks renomination in Ward 24
Friends of Representative R. E. Callender urge Ward 24 voters to support his renomination by the Republican party. They warn that his defeat could come if supporters fail to realize their votes are needed to secure the nomination.
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RE. B. Callender
Republican Party
Mr. Callender
Fitzgerald Meeting in East Boston Endorses H S Fitzgerald
A large East Boston gathering at Hibernian Hall yesterday backed Henry H S Fitzgerald. William J. Donovan opened the meeting and urged support from regular organizations citing Horgan’s opposition to East Boston candidates. Alderman Kelly H S Fitzgerald Bradley and Grady spoke on the record.
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East Boston
Henry
Fitzgerald
William J. Donovan
Horgan
Kelly
H.S. Fitzgerald
Bradley
Grady
Ward 20 Democratic Club Rally Planned at Meeting House Hill
The Ward 20 Democratic Club will hold a rally tomorrow evening in the ward room at Meeting House Hill. G. B. Lehy, formerly president of the Fruit and Produce Exchange, will preside.
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Ward 20
Democratic Club
Meeting House Hill
G. B. Lehy
The
Fruit and Produce Exchange
Edmund J. J. Doyle
John R. McVey
Michael F. Culliney
H. Murray Pakulski
Lawrence P. Shannon
Joseph F. O'Connell
Foley Seeks Ward 16 Representative Nomination
Richard H. Foley, noted for his role with the Massachusetts delegation at the Democratic national convention in Kansas City, runs for Representative in Ward 16. The ward leans Democratic but has sent two Republicans amid factional fights. Foley is seen as likely to win the nomination and election with broad cross faction support.
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Representative Mackey
Donovan
Ward 7
Mackey
Massachusetts
House
John L. Donovan
Richard H. Foley
Kansas City
Foley
Democrats Endorse Top Delegations for Ward Caucus
Ward 16 Democrats endorsed the leading delegations for the Winthrop Hall caucus on Thursday September 26 at the Democratic headquarters on T1R Daley Street. The meeting drew nearly all ward leaders with John Crohan presiding and speakers including Malachi K Jennings James A Reardon James J Biggins Eugene F Murphy Michael J Collins and others.
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Winthrop Hall
T1r
Daley Street
John Crohan
Asong
Malachi K. Jennings
Ward 11 Latin American Association Names Committee
The Ward 11 Latin American Association met yesterday and announced a committee comprising William E. Phillips, James Henry, and Charles F. Samuels.
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Ward 11 Latin-American Association
William E. Philips
James Henry
Charles F. Samuels
Ward 2 Republican Club Hosts Evening at Frobster Hall
The Ward 2 Republican Club plans a smoke talk tonight at Frobster Hall with a varied programme of entertainment and several prominent speakers scheduled to appear.
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Republican Club
Ward 2
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