War talk in Senate as Spain blamed for destruction
Senators urged immediate war on Spain to free Cuba from Cuban distress and to establish an independent Cuban republic. Chandler Turner Harris and Kenny pressed for action while Lodge sought to revisit Maine report printing. House session quiet with bills passed on Roach heirs payment and Bosbysher claim, no Cuban floor action.
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Philadelphia Mint
Arrival of Jack Carr brings telegram on Andree voyage
From Andree Victoria April 5 news came by telegraph at Departure Bay with the steamer arrival detailing Carr from St Michaels. No further details were provided about the message or the voyage.
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Mildred Brewster Murder Trial Jury Selection Continues
Miss Brewster of Montpelier Vermont faced a crowded courtroom as jurors were examined for the Mildred Brewster murder case. The morning focused on juror questioning, while the afternoon produced a panel for the term with challenges by defense and two jurors from Cabot and Waterbury accepted.
200 Dervishes Slain at Abadar Camp
A reconnaissance near Abadar Camp south of Atbara in Nubia engaged Mahsarod Pasha’s camp with cavalry artillery and two Egyptian battalions. Fighting lasted from 9 to 10:30. British casualties were six killed and ten wounded, including a slight wound to Captain W H Persse of the Second Dragon Guards. about 200 Dervishes were killed.
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Cambridge Aldermen Elect Amid Park Authority Clash
In Cambridge last night Alderman Wood urged the park commissioners be asked to show the authority for appointing police officers in parks. Alderman Spaulding argued the board cannot chastise the park body, sparking a debate. Francis Lowell Pratt was elected city messenger for the twenty fourth time. Gilbert A A Pevey was re elected city solicitor and John McDuffee clerk of committees. The Mayor vetoed an $8000 appropriation to pay interest on a $200,000 note. Aldermen sustained the veto 4 to 7.
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Senate Cuban report delayed to await President message
The committee decided to postpone its report on the Cuban situation until the President’s message is received tomorrow. The document will be referred to the committee as soon as presented in the Senate and reported back promptly. Senator Lodge, a Cuban sympathizer, supports following the President’s leadership and presenting a solid front. The committee does not plan to report before Thursday.
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Senate Divided Over Cuba Policy In Executive Session
Washington April 6 In the Senate executive session Allen and others indicating that a resolution limiting itself to the President's intervention plan would face amendment toward independence. Conservatives met with Aldrich group to oppose any report favoring full recognition of Cuban independence without limiting to intervention.
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Fortifying the Canaries with French Troops Departs
Two artillery companies and two battalions of chasseurs sailed for the Canary Islands from Madrid on April 5. The French training ship Iphigenie crew cheered the troops as crowds on the quays joined in a Franco Spanish demonstration of support.
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Steamers Withdrawn From Southern Trade
At Lone Star Steamship Company offices New York April 5 it was announced that unsettled affairs between the United States and Spain prompted the withdrawal of the steamships Miami Menemsha Matteawan and Merrimac from the Southern trade.
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Merrimac
Maine wreckers return with tow from Havana border
Merritt Chapman Wrecking Company's tug I. G. Merritt accompanied by the derrick Chief and the schooner F. F. Sharp arrived from Havana this morning. They suspended work on the Maine and left following instructions.
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Merritt & Chapman Wrecking Company
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Havana
Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Cure for Stomach Ailment
A medical pitch claims chronic dyspepsia is curable with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It asserts rest for the stomach, rides of dieting extremes, and that the tablets digest food even when the stomach is inactive. It touts broad effectiveness, low cost, and offers a free booklet from Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
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Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Cutter Gresham Leaving Milwaukee for Cleveland
The United States revenue cutter Gresham departed Milwaukee for Cleveland this afternoon en route to the Atlantic coast. A large demonstration accompanied its departure in Milwaukee.
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Wis
United States Revenue
Gresham
Cleveland
Atlantic Coast
Maine Memorial Fund Backed By Boston Caledonian Club
At the Boston Caledonian Club last night the mayor's proposal to bring the Maine memorial subscription before members was welcomed and unanimously approved. The club voted $75 from funds, to be supplemented by member subscriptions. One hundred dollars was collected and the list remains open until the next meeting.
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Boston Caledonian Club
Quincy
Maine Memorial
Chelsea Aldermen Debated Assistant City Treasurer Office
The Chelsea Board of Aldermen held a hearing on creating an assistant city treasurer. City Solicitor Stearns said the office could not be legally created. Treasurer Frost recalled twelve years in office and noted a male assistant failed. he hired a woman who he believes will perform clerk duties better. The matter was sent back to the ordinance committee with an appropriation order for permanent clerk hire referred to the finance committee.
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Chelsea
Finance Committee
Drug store murder remains mysterious with no robbery evidence
Investigators conclude the killer did not rob the till as Russell was shot in the back and money remained in the safe. The motive remains unclear with no blood traces or clues at the scene. The killer’s entry point and getaway remain uncertain as police pursue leads and question a Watertown captain.
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Russell
Shocking shooting described by Medical Examiner
Medical Examiner Draper details to a Post reporter two bullets found on a man named Russell. Both fired from behind, one piercing the heart while another lodged in clothing near the diaphragm. Caliber 42 used. initial stab rumor debunked. no autopsy performed until the following morning.
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Draper
Post
Russell
WIFE KNOWS NO ENEMY in Roslindale shooting
Charles Lamont Russell, a longtime Roslindale resident, was killed in a drugstore attack. Mrs. Russell, grieving yet steadfast, declined to identify suspects and questioned how arrest would restore her husband. Police pursued a clue involving a man seen in the store before the shooting as investigators noted a bullet wound misidentified as a stab.
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Russell
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Drunk Man Suspected in Murder clark Russell Case
Police chase a new lead after a man fitting a 23 year old description entered Grovers lunch room on Kneeland street near Washington. He wore a light hat and overcoat, weighed about 150 pounds, appeared intoxicated, and threatened a revolver. Officers will check district bars for more details.
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Kneeland Street
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Puddyhead Wilson and a Theater Week of Quiet Elsewhere
Holy week dullness drags at Boston area theatres with the Hollis closed until Saturday for the Wagner Fetherston benefit starring Edwin F Mayo in Puddyhead Wilson. Other notes include Ossian of The Queen's Lace Handkerchief opening night souvenir, and various cast updates from Museum Park Castle Square Bowdoin Square and Keith's with performances and recitals at Steinert Hall and Palace plus a Garden gala at Grand Theatre and East Lynne at Columbia.
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Henselt
Brownsville Election Bloodshed Ends Blues Victory
In Brownsville Texas a mayoral contest between Reds and Blues erupted in violence after Eben Cobb led the Reds and John Carson won for the Blues. Editor Carter Guillen wounded, jailer Cobb fatally shot, Constable Cobb killed, Lorenzo Guillen wounded. Guillen and his son jailed. mob destroyed jail, Guillen later killed. boy escaped.
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Playgoers Club Hosts Guests of Honor at Tea
The Playgoers Club yesterday honored guests Madge Lessing of Jack and the Beanstalk company and Mr and Mrs Digby Bell of Hoosier Doctor with a tea. The year book detailing constitution by laws and membership lists was issued, listing honorary members Roger Walcott Josiah Quincy E H Capin Timothy Brosnehan and others. The active list includes over a hundred members.
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Jack and the Beanstalk’? Company
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Hoosier Doctor” Company
Playgoers’ Club
Francis
Florence Foster
Roger Walcott
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E. H. Capin
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Rachel Noah
Henry Irving
Wiliam H. Crane
Wilson Barrett
Joseph Proctor
R. M. Field
Daniel Frohman
Maurice Gray
Henry L. Higginson
Isaac B. Rich
J. B. Schoeffel
Eugene Tompkins
Weavers Vote Against Secret Ballot in New Bedford Strike
The Weavers' Union repudiated the executive committee decision for a secret ballot on continuing the strike. A 382 to 62 vote prohibited the ballot and extended the strike for six weeks, while President Cunnane sought a $10,000 loan in Fall River to sustain the action.
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Weavers’ Executive Committee
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Steamer Morrison Lost After Grounding at Winthrop Beach
The steamer Henry Morrison went ashore early today at Winthrop Beach steam boat landing. It will be a total loss. Previously owned by the city of Boston, it later operated on the Penobscot River.
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Passover Commences With Evening Seder Observances
Passover begins this evening and lasts eight days with services in all synagogues. The first of the two ceremonial feasts called Seder is solemnized in every Hebrew household this evening.
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