Veterans Night Speech Attacks Philippines Policy
Boston March 22 Hon John D Long secretary of the navy spoke at the Middlesex club American house on Veterans night. He condemned the idea that the Philippines mission is wrong and defended the administration noting tariff currency and war efforts while hitting Democratic opposition and urging support for maintaining American control and reform in the islands.
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Boston
John D. Long
Adams
Long
Merrill
National Department
Benj. S. Lovell
Senator Hoar
Lodge
Philippines
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Neo
Ette
Beerehae
National Banke
Pretoria
Hay End
AAS
Republican voice on Puerto Rico and Philippines policy
The speaker argues for cooperation with Alican friends over the Philippine question, supports Congress over constitutional limits for new territories, and endorses free trade for Puerto Rico with prudent tariffs. He cites Webster, the Spanish cession, and the two million dollar relief, stressing gradual progress and fair, honest governance. Commander Smith lauds the Sons of Veterans and Admiral Belknap notes his son’s return and Manila assignment.
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Alican
Philippine
Republican Party
Congress
Webster
Spain
Philippines
Puerto Rico
United States
Rome
New Islands
Peter D. Smith
Order of the Sons of Veterans
Grand Army
Belknap
Milford Universalist church dedicated in Massachusetts
The Milford Universalist church, built for about 40000 on land donated by six members, was dedicated with ceremonies led by ministers from Cooperstown Manchester and Cambridge. Key presentation of church keys and a responsive dedication followed the hymn, closing with prayer by Rev. Frederick Adelbert Bisbee.
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Gerhardus Langton Demorest
Manchester
N. H
Milford Church
Frank Oliver Hall
Cambridge
Elbert Watson Whitney
New Church
Laula G. Wilson
Unitarian Church of
Hopedale
New England Sabbath Protective League Letter to President McKinley
The New England Sabbath Protective League met to discuss the government’s stance on closing or covering the Paris exhibit. A March 21 letter from Tremont Temple Boston urges President McKinley to press Congress for an order requiring that part of the American exhibit furnished by the U S government be secured and protected.
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Boston
New England Sunday Protective League
Paris
Tremont Temple
Moston
William McKinley
United States of America
New England Sabbath Protective League
Congress
United States Government
Secu
New Ragland Protective League
Stila and Granite Cutters Clash in Narrow Showdown
Stila and the Granite Cutters faced off in a tense dispute tonight as both sides remained firm in their demands. The bout ended with no clear settlement, leaving tensions high among attendees.
Abner C GoodelI Retired Provincial Laws Editorship
Melville M Bigelow, Boston lawyer and law professor, appointed executive editor to continue editing the Massachusetts Province Laws. The project, dormant after two years, will resume from the State House office once prepared. Bigelow’s appointment settles the matter amid years of legislative opposition to Goodell.
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Melville M. Bigelow
Boston
Abner C. Goodell
Massachusetts
Mr. Goodell
Salem
Andrew McFarland Davis
Charles Francis Adams
John Noble
Wolcott
Bigelow
Goodell
Felf
London Society of Science, Letters and Art
the Selden Schood of London
Victoria Society
Vessel Owners Vote for Coastwise Preference and Dockage Rules
At a Loston meeting of the Vessel Owners and Captains National association 140 vessels represented approved coal change measures giving precedence to association vessels in coastwise trade. A committee will set the effective date after consulting coal shippers while the bill of leaden for discharging takes effect on charters after May 1. Rates scale by vessel size. A petition urged Congress to amend House bill SH7 to retain branch hydrographic offices.
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Loston
Congress
Dwyer Outpoints Wilson In Fifth Bout At Crescent
In Brockton March 22 a Crescent Athletic Club card drew about 50 spectators from Boston. The main 15 round bout pitted Jack Dwyer of Boston against Tom Wilson of Roxbury. Dwyer clearly outpointed Wilson, while Boucher of Taunton beat Atherton of New Bedford in a hugging match. Monahan and Patten were evenly matched until Monahan fouled and the bout was halted.
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Brockton
Crescent Athletic Club
Boston
Jack Dwyer
Tom Wilson
Roxbury
Dwyer
Boucher
Taunton
Frank Atherton
New Bedford
Hick Monahan
Broughton
Tom Patten
Prett
Monahan
New Steam Plant Additions Planned by Chicopee Makers
Chicopee Manufacturing Company, Springfield, plans three additions to its plant near future. The upgrades include steam plant capacity and various mill improvements, adding jobs. The new mill between No. 1 and 2 will be 128 feet long and driven by power trailers, with operation slated for January 1, 1914.
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Springfield
Chicopee Manufacta Company
Chicopee Palle
Cape Bie
Wader
Jong
Lambert Charged With False Pretences In Boston Rogues Gallery
Boston reports Frank C. Lambert, accused of obtaining money under false pretences by posing as a police protector, was photographed and measured at headquarters for the rogues gallery. His counsel sought probation as detectives guard informer names and the club. Bail set at $300 on larceny charge amid court continuance.
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Boston
Frank C. Lambert
Rogues’ Gallery
Tom Mullen
Quincy
Lambert
Frederick B. Allen
New England Watch and Ward Society
Frank O. Lambert
Watch and Ward Society
North End
Brown
Lesson From an Anti-Imperialist Letter to Bishop Potter
Boston March 22 Secretary Erving Winslow of the Anti Imperialist league rebukes Bishop Potter after his Philippines trip and claimed conversion to expansion. Winslow argues most Filipinos oppose American rule and that the plain people in America and Philippines resist avarice and ambition cloaked as philanthropy.
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Boston
Erving Winslow
Anti-Imperialist League
Bishop Potter
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Congress
Luzon
America
Indictments Sufficient in Taunton Telegraphers Case
Boston March 22 Judge Lowell ruled the indictments against Supt Ackley and Chief Train Despatcher Hugh J Mill sufficient on charges of threatening and discriminating against Peter J Galligan for remaining in the Order of Railroad Telegraphers The case arose from dismissals tied to union activity and is described as a test case with no date set for further proceedings.
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Boston
A. L. Ackley
Hugh J. Mill
Taunton Division
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Peter J. Galligan
Order of
Lowell
United States Circuit Court Today
Galligan
Patcher
Taunton
Railroad Corporation
Union
Quincey Tragedy: Child Burns to Death in House Fire
A Cislaghi family dwelling burned in the morning blaze. Rudolfo Cislaghi, a young son, aged a few years, died after his clothes caught fire while playing with matches. Three other small children escaped as neighbors struggled to help.
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Quincey
Rudolfo Cislaghi
Giovanni Cislaghi
Cislaghi
Nundolfo
Clever Financier Collapse Scholarly OCR Notice
Reston March 22 petitions in bankruptcy were filed today by witness of record clerk. The verifyable items include claims from Merchants Bank, How Mer, Phoenician Insurance, and others. The document lists debts and claim amounts in terse, formal language with several garbled names and numbers.
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Reston
Fh. Witttame
Rooktine
Uheerured Olaime
Cna
Ima Eam
How
Mero
Phoeanic Incurence Company
TIAIT
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Middlesex Club
Commander Smith
G A.R
Otis
England
Bryan
Phillippines
Mel
Johnnes Lebereterice
Philedelphie
New Universalist Church
Milford
Sunday Protective League
Stila
J. S. Johnson & Company
Mass
M. M. Bigelow
Vessel Owners
Larae
Chicopee Manufacturing Company
Ackley
Hill
Allecock
Arthur Rhodes
Merrimack St
Hao
BLY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Riggs Co
University Place
N.Y
Rairker
Eto
Dobbins Electric
Dobbins Soap Mfg. Co
Phila
Prescott St
Hell
Brasil
Caleb L. Smith
Boston Branch Grocery
Middlesex Street
Ellaoy F
Central Street
Tift, Vance & Co
la Connection
Emall Capital
Central St
Pawtucketville
Centralville
Highlands
A. J
H. W. J. Howe
Real Estate
Courier-Citizen
Geo. B. Coburn
Merrimack Street
A. King
Billerica Centre
Chelmsford
Penaties
Russell Place
Grenville Pierce
Fae
B. Dong S. Hoom
Central Steel
Ladham Street
Wigginville
B. H. Wiggin
Franklin Street
Fourth Street
Cottare
Pawtacketyilie
Francila Etrest
Railroad Street
Somerset Stroat
Moderna
Audera
Mid. Heer Street
Sroom
Middiesel Street
Smalatore Albow
W. B. Dodge
Riv
J- J
pioMammon
Prescott
Immaene
Mack Ave
Dracet
F. A. Taylor
Taylor Roofing CO
A’t. Less Office
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