Peace delegates welcomed as U S urges arbitration
The Boston gathering of the Hague peace delegates hears Secretary Hay affirming American support for arbitration and a new second Hague conference. Bishop Hereford and Mayor Collins praise the U S role, urging disarmament and peaceful policy while warning war remains possible. The meeting closes with a hymn.
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Movement For Peace
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Hay
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Barclay Sees Possible Joint Hague Conference Move
London reports Sir Thomas Barclay says Germany may call a broader Hague conference before Roosevelt's plan. He notes mutual will to back an immunity from seizure at sea and discusses limited belligerent area, neutrality scope, and prospects for Britain United States arbitration treaty leading to future talks. The Boston peace congress awaits Paine’s response.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
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Count von Buelow
Reichstag
Germany
America
Great Britain
United States
Count von Vinlow
Edward Atkinson
Russia
Boston
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International Peace Congress
Robert Treat Pain
American Peace Society
Congress
Paine
Funeral Rites For United States Senator George Hoar
Worcester mourned Senator George Frisble Hoar with a large public funeral in October. Clergy and friends eulogized Hoar at Unity Church then viewed the body in City Hall before interment in Concord. The ceremony drew massive attendance and notable officials, including Lodge and Crane, as Worcester observed a day of mourning.
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United States
George Frisble Hoar
Warcenter
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Congress of the United States
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Rush R. Shippen
Brockton
Church of the Unity
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Henry Cabot Lodge
T. Jefferson Collidge
Charles Francia Adams
William H. Moody
W. Murray Crane
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State of Macsathuweetts
Ca Pacity
Hoar Funeral Draws Mass Crowd In Marblehead
Marblehead served as the judiciary’s messenger as the Senate mourned Senator Hoar with Capt. David M. Earle of Worcester in attendance. City hall doors closed at 10 and 35,000 visitors passed by Hoar’s casket from 4 30 to 9 30. An extra hour was added as 40,000 gathered outside and ambulances ferried nineteen people home with many others treated inside.
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United States Senate
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Senator Hoars Memory Corrects Preacher On Poem
Reverend Ulysses G B Pierce, pastor of All Souls Unitarian in Washington, recalls Senator George F Hoars insistence on a wording in Herbert's poem. Hoar corrected a line three years earlier and later sent Pierce a copy of Herbert with an inscription praising memory and accuracy.
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Law Students Begin Study At George Washington University
Opening exercises for the George Washington University law department in University Hall drew a packed crowd. President Needham and Dean Tucker spoke as faculty praised the program for jurisprudence and diplomacy, with enrollment seen as encouraging and plans announced for annual openings.
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Senator Burton Appeal Aims for Early Supreme Court Review
Senator Burton of Kansas seeks an early Supreme Court ruling on his year's-old conviction. W H Rossington of Topeka will move to advance the docket so a decision can come before Congress convenes. The appeal, listed as The United States vs Joseph Ralph Burton, 34, would otherwise unlikely be reached next term. The government will be represented by Solicitor General Hoyt and Burton and his counsel are in Washington arranging filings.
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Federation of Labor Seeks Lower Rates for San Francisco Meet
Frank Morrison general secretary of the American Federation of Labor files a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging railroad associations discriminate against the federation by denying reduced rates for delegates to the national meeting in San Francisco starting November 14. The federation says special rates exist for theatrical groups, baseball teams, and fraternal organizations, and that lower fares have been granted in the past.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Transcontinental Passenger Association
San Francisco
Recollections and Letters of Gen Robert E Lee volume
A review of Robert E Lee by his son Doubleday Page and Co notes the private life and devout faith of the Confederate general. Letters reveal daily life and motives, with little military detail and resignation from the Union Army as Lee chooses Virginia over national service.
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Robert E. Lee
Doubleday, Page & Co
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Lee
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