Cuba War Aims and Maine Inquiry Rally for Independence
A congressional report argues for recognizing Cuban independence and intervention to end the war. It cites Spanish atrocities, the Maine explosion, and the futility of nonrecognition, urging U.S. support for a government in fact and form.
Misunderstanding Leads to Arrest in False Pretences Case
Joseph Davidson, 23, arrested by Division 3 on charges of obtaining property by false pretences valued at 868.20. Police recovered about 800 in goods. searches at 23 Barton street and 26 Lowell street uncovered aprons shirts blouses drawers and shoes valued around 300. Warrant cites 720 in shoes from Quincy Shoe Company and 148.20 in dry goods from David and Nisman Freedman.
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Division 3
Joseph Davidson
Davidson
Barton Street
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Lowell Street
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Summer Street
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Nisman Freedman
Canal Street
House Passes Resolution for Immediate Cuban Intervention
Washington reports the House approved an immediate armed intervention in Cuba by 322 to 19, but concerns rise that the measure could backfire. Senate could pass a clearer, stronger resolution demanding Spain relinquish control and withdraw forces, with U S forces ready to eject if refused.
House Ranks Cuba Intervention Vote and House Fights
A Republican rule sparks a chaotic House scene as Democrats and Republicans clash over a Cuba intervention resolution. The measure authorizes President to deploy land and naval forces to end the Cuban war and establish a free, independent Cuba, with debate and a party-line vote that ends after a sharp showdown.
Parade Drill by Wolf Tone Guards in Brighton Event
Brighton Corner hosted the Wolf Tone Guards Division 49 parade and exhibition drill with members from Suffolk Guards Davitt Guards Hibernian Rifles and other divisions. The march from Market to Warren Hall drew thousands as Misses and escorts led the grand procession.
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Brighton Corner
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Wolf Tone Guards
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Boston
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Davitt Guards
Somerville
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Walsh
Mullony
Hibernian Rifles
John J. Cotter
Knox
O’rielly
Sarsfield Guards
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Upham’s Corner
Charles McCarthy
Hibernian Rifle Corps
Thomas J. Clements
C. J. Keyes
Michael Cavenaugh
Thomas J. Kelly
John B. O’ Higgins
Peter Pettit
Dennis E. McCarthy
M. J. Downing
Margaret G. Alen
Thomas Allen
Katherine Keating
Michael O’sullivan
Nellie Collins
Daniel J. Collins
Mary Collins
Michael Cavanaugh
Michael Coyne
James Fitzgerald
John O’kaffe
Nora Walsh
James Kiernan
R. J. Cummings
Thomas J. Tierney
Denis Daly
Luke Curley
Martin Lyons
Maurice Clark
Eugene Hayes
Andrew Pagan
Cornelius Tangney
Michael O’laughlin
David Hassett
Michael
Lizzie Lyons
Mary Riley
Eleanor Norton
Eva Norton
A. A. Layden
Bridget Harrigan
Margaret McCaulis
Mary Coleman
Delia Malone
Alice Egan
Annie Egan
Knights of Columbus Ball At Paul Revere Hall In West End
West End Council Knights of Columbus hosted their third annual ball at Paul Revere Hall Mechanics Building drawing over 400 attendees. Grand Knight Murphy led as floor marshal with 50 aides under Chancellor Whelton. concert by Condit’s Orchestra 8 to 9, dancing until 3 with a midnight supper break.
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West End Council
Knights of Columbus
Paul Revere
Mechanics
Grand Knight Murphy
Grand Knight Sullivan
Daniel A. Whelton
Condit
T. FB. Murphy
Lizzie Murphy
EK. J. Sullivan
Michael Fart
W. H. Cuddy
Louis Sonnabend
Edward J. Donovan
First Military Division 48 Ball in Berkeley Hall
The first concert and ball of Military Division 48 A O H was held at Berkeley Hall 7 Berkeley Street. Stone's Military Band provided music. Floor marshals were William Walsh and Patrick McManus. Captain William F Henderson directed with Lt Timothy Scott and Sgt Dominick P Owens and an aids corps. The grand march began at 9 10 p m led by Henderson and Mrs Walsh with Scott and Miss Margaret L Horgan, and over 200 couples followed.
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Berkeley Hall
Berkeley Street
Stone
William Walsh
Patrick McManus
William F. Henderson
Timothy Scott
Dominick P. Owens
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M. Quinn
J. Glark
P. Griffin
J. Clifford
N. Blainey
M. Clifford
W. Roche
W. O’brien
T. Blainey
G. Dunn
J. Donovan
J. Downey
P. Ahearn
Aptein William F. Henderson
T. Scott
Margaret L. Horgan
Dominick Wens
Delia McKay
Beinay Hanged for Murder at Wethersfield Prison
Charles A. Beinay, convicted of killing George Marcus Nichols of Trumbull on July 22, was executed at Wethersfield State Prison. The drop occurred at 12 18 am and he was pronounced dead at 12 31 am.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles A. Beinay
George Marcus Nichols
Trumbull
Wethersfield
Public mass meeting protests liquor licenses in South Boston
About 6500 people attended at South Baptist Church to oppose the high license grant in the district. Judge Fallon heads a committee of prominent South Boston citizens to press Governor Wolcott after Dr. Sowerby and others urged restrictions near the new union station and in the area.
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South Boston
Union Station
Mary T. Whitney
W. A. Thurston
Edward P. Barry
Boston
Yale Harvard Cornell Varsity Boat Races Scheduled
The Yale Harvard Cornell varsity boat race is fixed for Saturday June 2 with freshman class races set for Friday June 24. The dates are earlier than in past years and wrap up the week.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Be. H. 8 and Boston University Baseball at South Boston
BE. H. 8 and Boston University played a lively game at South Boston yesterday afternoon. Sands limited BU to four hits while Barrington caught well. Teague and Stone formed U s battery. Teague was poorly supported. Mooney Sullivan and Captain Sherlock starred for EKH S. The final score showed EKH S ahead in a low scoring contest.
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Boston University
South Boston
Theormer
Sands
Barrington
Teague
Stone
Ib. U.’s
Mooney
Sullivan
Sherlock
EK. H. S
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McCune Beats Ryan 200 to 137 in Pool Match
In a pool contest at the Old South pool, McCune scored 200 while Ryan managed 137. Metaee Moe the oat pool noted the outcome as a decisive win for McCune.
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Metaee Moe
Old South
House Debates Cuba Intervention Resolution Passes 322 to 19
The House approved a resolution for immediate intervention in Cuba by a 322 to 19 vote amid tense debate. The session featured dramatic scenes as the Sergeant at Arms escorted a member to his seat, marking one of the most eventful days in the chamber.
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Mr. Bartlett
Mr. Miers
Indiana
Russell
Griffin Halstead
Murat Halstead
Brumm
Grout
Mr. Johnson
Mr. Henderson
Cuba
Henderson
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Adams
Williams
Foreign Affairs Committee
Washington
House of Representatives
Spain
United States
Fort Sumter
Scott’s Emulsion Promises Potent Nervous System Relief
The text highlights hypo phosphites glycerine and cod liver oil as key active ingredients in Scott’s Emulsion. It argues these components provide soothing healing action, improve blood quality and weight, framing the product as a strong tissue builder sold by druggists with Scott & Bowne in New York.
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Scott
Refund offer on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tarif
A group of merchants led by Emery Souther advertises refunds for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tarif and a cheaper substitute bottle. The list includes druggists at multiple Boston addresses offering money back if cures fail and satisfactory guarantees.
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Emery Souther
Green St
Tremont
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Columbus Ave
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Washington St
J. P Gammon
Daley
Samuel Siskind
Iremont
N. Adams & CO
GEO. H. Alexander
Dorchester St
Boston
Willia
Senate Postpones Action On Cuban Question In Historic Debate
Washington April 18 The Senate debated the Cuban question as war between two nations loomed in the background. Speeches by Foraker Lodge and Lindsay urged recognition of Cuban independence and closer U S Cuban military cooperation after the destruction of a U S battleship in Havana Harbor. Resolutions called for Cuba to be free and for the United States to demand and enforce that freedom.
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