U S Troops To Occupy Cuba Today
The article covers the Cuban crisis as President Palma resigns amid unrest. It details Taft and Roosevelt’s diplomacy, Zayas and Moderates pressing Palma to reconsider, and Congress debating appeal to the president while revolts and an American commission loom. Palma refuses to withdraw his resignation despite appeals.
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Taft
Zayas
Roosevelt
Congress
Nunez
Palma
Montalvo
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Senor Dolz
Mandaley
Mendez Capote
Pinar del Rio
Washington
Presidency of the Republic
Ofice
Republic
Senor Mandaley
Alfredo Zayas
Manduley
Dolz
War footing as departments brace for Cuban crisis
Washington officials say War and Navy offices run on war basis as Cuba advices arrive. Des Mines moves from Havana to Cienfuegos to guard property. First expedition likely leaves Newport News with 6500 troops. New Orleans area eyed for Texas and Southern troops. President Roosevelt sails to Provincetown, signaling no expected Cuba emergency before Monday.
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Washington
War
Navy Departments
Cuba
Cruiser Des Mines
Havana
Cienfuegos
General Board of the Navy
War Department
Newport News
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
General Staff
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Provincetown
Army
Navy
Moran Campaign Faces Resignation and Shifting Alliances
The Moran governor bid faces complications as Joseph A. Dennison resigns as assistant district attorney after clashing with political limits. Dennison’s departure follows his role in embezzlement and ice trust cases and prompts Coakley brothers to pivot toward Moran’s campaign. Feeney moves from Ward 8 efforts to Ward 10 as a potential state committee chair.
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Moran
Joseph A. Dennison
Mr. Dennison
Proctor
Senator Lodge
Dennison
Lce Trust
Timothy W
Daniel Coakley
Sincair
General Staff Plans Cuban Campaign in Cuba
Washington Sept 28 The army general staff spent the day formulating a campaign plan for Cuba after the situation there grew acute General Bell presented a new military map of Cuba and staff officers agreed arrangements for an occupation force are satisfactory with chartering commercial steamers to transport troops all that remains.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Bell
Many Before Grand Jury
Secretary Edmund Billings of the Good Government Association turned over information to District Attorney Moran regarding attacks on Alderman Linehan. Judge Joseph J. Corbett, B. Leighton Beal, and others testified or were summoned before the grand jury amid charges tied to the Kiley Dixon dispute and alleged intimidation by Mayor Fitzgerald. Corbett did not reveal his reason for visiting.
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Edmund Billings
Good Government Association
Moran
Alderman Linehan
City
Joseph J. Corbett
B. Leighton Beal
Transit Commission
Corbett
Grand
Albert S. Apsey
First National Bank of
Chelsea
Apsey
Robert Stone
State Street
Amos L. Perkins, Jr
R. J. Bottomley
Williams Refuses Chairmanship Vote Shocks Delegates
In a Boston area meeting of the Democratic State committee executives George Fred Williams declined the chairmanship after Moran supporters failed to assure him. Ex-Mayor Quincy and allies had backed the bid, while other names were floated. The Moran faction hesitates, and Williams may preside only at their request. Separately the John Sinclair murder trial jury paused deliberations after testimony detailing the defendant's alleged involvement and a potentially incriminating book. Judge Bond charged the jury on the evidence and the deceased's final statements.
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George Fred Williams
Democratic State Committee
Moran
Josiah Quincy
Arthur Lyman
Waltham
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
W. G. McKechnie
Springfield
Humphrey O’sullivan
Lowell
Edward F. McSweeney
Albion C. Drinkwater
Braintree
John A. Kelcher
Boston
James E. Sullivan
Fall River
Quincy
Williams
John W. Coughlin
William McNary
John Sinclair
Annie Russell
Charlestown
Bond
Rowley
Clarke
Dennison
Ile
West Springfield Street
Sinclair
Sunday Post
Boston Sunday Post
New England
The
Revolt Against Guild Grows as Bates Rumors Intensify
The article details a tide of Republican unrest over Governor Guild with growing talk of ex Governor Bates’s renomination. It cites Cape Cod and Haverhill figures, internal dissent over appointments like Dana and Mansfield, and opposition from temperance and liquor interests.
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Republican Party
Bates
Samuel W. George
Friends
William A. Nye
Guild
Adams House
Moran
Robert A. Hammond
Cape
Republican State Committee
Cape Cod
Hammond
Ag ~Armit
William F. Dana
Senate
Bates Guild
Governor Guild
Michael J. Murray
Guy Ham
Excise Board
Fitzgerald
Ham
Henry Mansfield
Harbor
Nye
Hquor
Great Novelty Store Sells $10,000 in Goods for $3,500
Boston based Great Novelty Store at 13 and 15 Winter Street advertises a one week sale after purchasing over $10,000 in silver cut glass and related items for $3,500. Sale starts 8:30 Monday with almost double staff, urging morning shopping and avoidance of C O D and deliveries.
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Boston
Winter Street
F. Vorenberg & Co
Vorenberg’s
East Boston Denounces Dock Trust Franchise
Citizens in East Boston met under the Citizens' Trade Association after Attorney General Malone refused quo warranto to test the National Dock Trust franchise for tracks in East Boston. They say the vetoed action by Mayor Collins and Acting Mayor Whelton violates laws aimed at abolishing grade crossings. James E. Maguire accuses the AG of not addressing the constitutional question and says the Railroad Commission did not rule on the Board of Aldermen's concerns. The dispute is likely to continue.
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Dana Malone
Supreme Court
National Dock Trust
East Boston
Collins
Whelton
Citizens of
Citizens’ Trade Association
James E. Maguire
Railroad Commission
Board of al
Parsons Geis Litt Sentenced for Life Murder
Henry E. Parsons of Somerville was sentenced to life in state prison by Judge Bell in Middlesex Superior Court for murder in the second degree. The first day will be served in solitary confinement.
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Henry E. Parsons
Somerville
Bell
Middlesex Superior Court
Cannon to stump for Hughes for Governor
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon will campaign for Charles E. Hughes the Republican candidate for governor. State Chairman Woodruff has taken charge of the campaign at the Republican state headquarters as Hughes plans a statewide speaking tour.
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New York
Joseph G. Cannon
National
House of Representatives
Charles E. Hughes
Woodruff
Hughes
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