Prisoners of Eighth Regiment To Fort Warren For Review
Nineteen men escorted to Station 16 after Meade transport were moved to the South Armory and may be sent to Fort Warren by order of the War Department. Three prisoners, not yet restored to the regiment, were convicted for conduct unbecoming, sleeping on post, and desertion and sent to the Presidio Carcel. Some may be released shortly while others face continued confinement and possible commutation.
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Meade
South Armory
Pew
War Department
Washington
Fort Warren
Dalton
Fort San Severino
Company A
Presidio Carcel
Havana
Company K
Company E
Eighth
Colonel Pew
Adjutant Barroil
Cuba
Post
Barroll
Ordr
Muster Out Preparations for Eighth Regiment
The Eighth Regiment's muster out may occur by April 25 with medical exams led by Dr E L Swift and Major Foster. Lieutenant Colonel Weaver leads as chief mustering officer assisted by Major Slocum and Captain Newcomb. Concerns arise over quartering 1200 men at South Armory and its impact.
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E. L. Swift
U.S. A
Foster
Eighth
Weaver
Slocum
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Newcomb
Fifth
United States Artillery
South Armory
East Armory
Arrested for Forgery Faces Imminent Court Appearance
Norcross, arrested by Inspector Cleary on forgery charges, appeared for a preliminary hearing as his gray hair turned white in jail. He predicts pleading guilty to all counts and awaits a mass of evidence in Superior Court. He may be moved to hospitals as doctors warn of terminal consumption. Police plan to arrest a second man connected to the swindles.
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Cleary
Charles Street
Norcross
Rogues’ Gallery
Boston Born Retailer Claimed Sole Boston Leader
Bernard M. Wolf says in a Post interview he believed he was the only Boston-born man heading a large retail clothing house in Boston. He now corrects the record, noting H. B. Spitz of Spitz Bros. & Mark is also Boston-born.
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The
Post
Boston
H. B. Spitz
Spitz Bros. & Mark
Hat sale shocks high priced hatters on factory direct deals
R. T. Almy & Co. offers hats bought direct from factory at case prices. Five hundred dozen hats across grades including $1.50, $2, $3 lines discounted to about half retail. Styles range black brown tan and Alpine hats with price points from 95c to $1.90. Sale at 590 Washington Street corner Hayward Place guaranteed money back.
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Watertown
R. T. Almy & Co
Washington Street
Hayward Place
R. T. Almy
Census Work Promises Easier Beginnings
An official linked to the census says it will be comparatively easy once started. He adds a special programme will record all applicants for appointment and then count the few who have not demanded positions. Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Charge of Gowardice Against a Haverhill Man
Nathan Bond of Haverhill is arrested on a charge of gowardice for allegedly siccing a bull dog on Mrs Arthur Bradley. Mrs Bradley suffered a severe laceration to her left breast and other injuries but is not believed to be in danger. Bond denied the accusations and was taken into custody near the Bradley home.
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Haverhill
Nathan Bond
Arthur Bradley
Bradley
Bond
Lovell Family Mourns Stalwart Boston Merchant
The body of Thomas P. Lovell of John P. Lovell & Sons arrived in Brookline from Jacksonville, Florida. Funeral services are set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at 146 Naples Road with Rev. Daniel Emmons officiating. interment will follow in East Weymouth.
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Thomas P. Lovell
John P. Lovell & Sons
Jacksonville
Fla
Brookline
Daniel E. Emmons
North Cambridge
East Weymouth
Lovell
John P. Lovell
Radcliffe College stage shows Princess Perfection
Radcliffe College presented the comic opera Princess Perfection in Brattle Hall last night under the Radcliffe Glee Club. Miss Josephine Sherwood of West Newton wrote it. Radcliffe girls played all parts to a large audience of Harvard men Radcliffe girls and Cambridge notables. The two act entertainment received praise for music songs and libretto and was regarded as a great success.
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Radcliffe College
Josephine Sherwood
West Newton
Brattle Hall
Radcliffe Glee Club
Harvard
Radcliffe
Cambridge
Charlesbank Gym opens for public use at noon
The Charlesbank gymnasium opened for anyone wishing to use it at noon yesterday. The track and running facilities are working, other apparatus not yet ready, but expected to be set up within a week to restore the gym to its former appearance. Fewer athletes turned out than in some prior years, below the average on opening day.
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America
Charlesbank
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Salem
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Danvers
Philadelphia
Bulietim
Chicago Post
Shawmut Furniture CO
Tremont St
Boston and Vicinity
Co-Operative Amcs
Washington St. I
Bul Q
Washington St
Cor
New
Morcross
Watertown Clothing O
Almy’s
Bernard M. Wolf
MY Clothier
Bernard Mnwolf
Hanover and
Portland
Hatters
Houghton & Dutton
Furniture Department
Gowardice
Quart
Rye
Merset
Morris
Rockers
New York
Auneye
England
Augustus E. Lines
New Haven
Conn
United States
Rae
Princess Perfection
Radcliffe Opera
Billville
Georgia
Atlanta Constitution
O. M. Carter
Engineer Corps
WRENC
Covgar
F. A. Dodge & CO
Portland St
Jesel Sohn
Hanover St
I. Cohen
Thos. Brown
South
Chas. Lawrence & CO
Commercial St
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Gilchrist
Winter Street
Lyons
Pate
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