Catholic Y M N A Appoints Committee to Carry It Into Effect
The Catholic Young Men's National Union convened to form a federation to influence legislation and aid Catholic interests. Delegates from Knights of Columbus and other large Catholic groups will join clubs nationwide, meeting in New York on Thanksgiving Day. Next convention will be in Philadelphia, with officers re-elected except for the second vice-president.
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Catholic Y. M. N. A
New York
Catholic Young Men's National Union
McFaul
United States
New York City
Knights of Columbus
Knights of St. John
The
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Irish-German Societies of America
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Catholic Knights of America
Philadelphia
F. H. Wall
B. J. Bogan
Rahway
N. J
Joseph F. Keaney
Brooklyn
Edward P. Gallagher
Penn
Lowell
Hamilton Print Works
Warren Not In Halifax Hunting Trip Absence Sparks Worry
Dr Warren of Newton Mass has not returned to the Lorne House from a hunting trip his absence causes concern among friends and there is belief he may have gone elsewhere without returning here.
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Halipax
Warren
Newton
Mass
Lorne House
Porter Lectures by Cambridge Writer and Globe Reporter
Linn Boyd Porter known as Albert Ross spoke before the Cambridge Citizens Trade Association. He recently returned from a twenty month world tour. In the Philippines he was entertained by General Wheeler and Colonel Luscomb, who was later killed in China.
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Linn Boyd Porter
Cambridge
Albert Ross
Cambridge Citizens’ Trade Association
Porter
Philippines
General Wheeler
Luscomb
China
Moorfield Storey Nominated by Independent Voters for Congress
The independent voters of Massachusetts Eleventh District nominated Moorfield Storey, a Boston lawyer, for Congress at Young's Hotel. Winslow Warren presided with Frank W. Lewis as secretary as about twenty attendees discussed opposing imperialism and aiming to defeat McKinleyism.
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Moorfield Storey
Boston
Congress
Winslow Warren
Frank W. Lewis
Young’s Hotel
Mr. Warren
Edward Atkinson
Jerome Jones
Dana Estes
C. R. Darling
Osborne Howes
Richard W. Hale
Henry W. Lamb
H. W. Chaplin
Massachusetts
Dramatic Stars Offer Benefit for Galveston Sufferers
London reports Colonel Ochiltree arranging a benefit performance on October 16 for Galveston distress. Sir Henry Irving joins, with his company performing Water loo and Eugène Aram. Beerbohm Tree also contributes from Her Majesty's Theatre plus acts from San Toy and The Messenger Boy. United States Ambassador Choate supports the effort.
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London
Ochiltree
Galveston
Henry Irving
Arthur Collins
Drury Lane Theatre Royal
Cecil Raleigh
Sir Henry Irving
Waterloo
Eugene Aram
Mr. Beerbohm Tree
Her Majesty's Theatre
Julius Cesar
David Garrick
Charles Wyndham
Conor
Mrs. Kendal
E.S. Willard
Brown-Potter
Marie Tempest
Florence St. John
Joe Lewis
United States
Choate
Clothing Buy Aims to Outfit Local Boys for School
Store announces a large purchase of boys' clothing to clothe local youths for the school term at favorable prices. Many have already been outfitted and officials say such values will attract more families seeking affordable school attire.
McKinley Imp policy costs put at 642 million
Edward Atkinson argues imperialism costs 642 million over 1898 to 1901 with per head and per family estimates. He cites per capita government spending rising under McKinley and assigns most expense to the war in the Philippines and the Spanish war. He blames executive action without congressional approval and links Maine and Hay to outcomes.
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Edward Atkinson
McKinley
Washington
The
Post
United States
Mr. Atkinson
Treasury
Army
Spain
Philippine Islands
Maine
Grover Cleveland
John Hay
William McKinley
Congress
Texas Fund Receives Broad Help After Galveston Disaster
The Texas relief fund totals 60,599.54 with continued large contributions. Lee Higginson & Co reported yesterday afternoon receipts from many donors including individuals, firms, and organizations. Proceeds support a September 25 benefit at Castle Square Theatre and other aid initiatives.
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Texas Fund
Galveston
Lee, Higginson & Co
Texas Relief Fund
Castle Square Theatre
Owart Si Shaw
Earl S. Shaw
Ana Elie Pil
Renee
Dawoyo-Tupmol
Scence
Central Church
Derry
Rick Ini
Fiona
Hire Rivay
Renee Ged
Arthur A.cavey
Esseess
C. B
Belfast
Chamber of Commerce
SMG Acc Sheehes A aWiws Shea Eee
Otelseasion
Boston
Grand Opera House
Tremont
Lyceum
Boston Theatre
Castle Square
Boston Museum
Risteen Brother Notion Insanity Rumor Circulates
Police report a man calling himself J. C. Risteen, claiming kin to Frederick Risteen of the Copley Square Hotel Boston, was arrested in New Brunswick after a week in Metuchen. He faces a larceny charge from George S. Robinson of Washington Street and is described as insane by Brunswick authorities. Sheriff Barclay relays the insistent warrant and police chief Watts confirms the arrest was noted.
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Frederick
Risteen
Fredericton
Boston
George S. Robinson
Washington Street
Brunswick
N. J
Barclay
Watts
Secretary of the Navy avoids umpiring Hingham dog-in-wall game
In Hingham on September 26 John D. Long was rumored to umpire a charity game between lawyers and minister doctors during an agricultural banquet. He declined, noting political mischief and steering away to safety, while observers speculated on hidden schemes and naval caution.
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Hingham
Democratic National Committee
John D. Long
H. Spalding
George Hershey
Frank Parrett
Edgar Lene
F. B. Dawes
Maurics A. Levy
M. O. Ward
Arthur Truslow
OC. L. Moss
S. Henry Hooper
Plymouth County
Hingham Nine
Norfolks
Weymouth
Great Bankrupt Sale of Fine Clothing in Boston
A Boston sale advertises $500000 worth of tailor made men and boys clothing at up to 50 percent discounts. Items include Melton Cass Fall Suits, Diagonal Dress Suits, overcoats, trousers, and shoes with prices slashed. sale at 97 Summer Street for 20 days, 9 o'clock opening, with mail orders welcomed and a long list of bargains presented to attract crowds.
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Boston
Summer Street
Fine Clothing Co
Main Street
Rod 1
N. Y
Yankee Clothing Co
N. E. Mdse
Ass'n
N. E
General Woodford Weds Isabel Hanson in Private NYC Ceremony
General Stewart L. Woodford married Isabel Hanson at noon in the First Presbyterian Church chapel in Manhattan. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Howard Duffield for about sixty close relatives with a wedding breakfast at Sherry's afterward. Hanson, 26, daughter of the late James Hanson, had been Woodford’s private secretary and friend. Woodford, long a Brooklyn resident, will make Manhattan his permanent home.
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New York
Stewart L. Woodford
Isabel Hanson
Spanish Court
Howard Duffield
First Presbyterian Church
Fifth Avenue
West Eleventh Street
Sherry's
Miss Hanson
Jamess
Hanson
General Woodford
Europe
Spain
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Cutting Reappointed as Insurance Chief in State
At a meeting of the Executive Council yesterday the Governor nominated Frederick L. Cutting of Chelsea for insurance commissioner F N Chandler of Lawrence for public warehouseman and John G Eustis of New Orleans for commissioner of deeds. Mr Cutting is reap pointed.
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Executive Council
Frederick L. Cutting
Chelsea
F. N. Chandler
Lawrence
John G. Eustis
New Orleans
Cutting
Charity Order Convenes Sixth Biennial Session
The Massachusetts Grand Tabernacle of the Grand United Order of Brothers and Sisters of Love and Charity held its sixth biennial session at Odd Fellows Hall on South Russell Street. Every officer attended as officers were elected for the ensuing term.
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Walden Banks
Massachusetts
Odd Fellows’ Hall
South Russell Street
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Southern Station
M’faul
Halifax
John H. Pray &Sons CO
Boyiston
Reporl Mors
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Storey
Atkinson
Galveston’s
Poward Attun Sor
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Torey
Gilchrist’s
M’kinley
Ism
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Harrison
Treo Se
Arthur
Cleveland
Woodford
New
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Brookline
William H. Baker
P. A. Collins
Josiah Dean
Ward
Smith
Norwood
Ensign
Moses Williams
Samuel L. Powers
Fred H. Williams
Citizens’ Permanent Relief Committee
Texas
Sayers
Howard
Frankfort
James Howard
William Goebel
Brockton
Jeffersonian Democratic Club
William J. Bryan
Secretary of Navy
Bates
Hoe
Admiral Sampson
Cervera
Secretary of the Navy
Mr. Long
W. W. Blackmar
Massachusetts G. A. R
Charles F. Kennison
Hanna
Peter RB. Bradley
Obevian
Manoker
T. L. Battles
Peter Alto
Bradley
Jessamine
H.M. Whitney
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Whitney
Zeka
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Romulus
Dandy
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Marcella
Rokey
Pinto
Firefly
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Dahlia
Rosetta
Hugo
Mythra
J. R. Brewer
Charles H. Hersey
C. B. Barnes
BE. F. Wilder
Cottontall
C. W. Smith
Paul
Reka
A. S. Bigelow
Beau Brummel
A. C. Burrage
Burrage
Prince
Jet
G. G. Crocker
Baron
Co. W. Steele
Emblem
Victor
Jenni Smith
A. M. EF
Charles Street
National Brothers and Sisters of Charity
New Zongland
NEW York & Boston Credit CO
Reot
Charity Order
Brothers and Sisters of Love and Charity
Hart
William B. Harraden
Milford Street
Harraden
Canada Atlantic Railroad
Carey’s
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