First Regiment Leaves for Fort Warren in Spanish American War Transfer
Massachusetts militia begins eight days duty move from the South Armory in Boston to Fort Warren. Colonel Pfaff’s First Regiment and batteries report in full readiness with rapid mobilization plans to split for mortars at Winthrop and Long Island Head, while Boston Harbor defenses are reinforced. Governor Wolcott reviews the march through Boston streets amid high public anticipation.
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Wolcott
Pfaff
Bay State Coast
Massachusetts Militia
Dalton
War Council
Fort Warren
First Heavy Artillery
South Armory
Irvington Street
Boston
Cambridge
Air H
Chelsea
Bedford
Taunton
Brockton
Fall River
War Department
Charles Pfaff
State House
Armory
Huntington Avenue
Berkeey Street
Berkeley
Beacon
Beacon School
School
Washington
State Street
Rowe’s Wharf
Massachusetts
Boston Harbor
Winthrop
Long Island Head
Woodruff
Fort
John Boardman, Jr
Nose and blemish marks on JOHN H. WOOD in RY Boston
Consultation free for facial blemishes or marks on JOHN H. WOOD. RY 11 Wiat or Boston offers assessment of nose Roman flat pug or broken wound and related perment details.
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John H. Wood
Wiat
Boston
Governor Wolcott to reappoint Boston Police Commissioner Clark
Governor Wolcott will reappoint Police Commissioner Clark whose term expires May 1 after a lengthy conference at the State House. The governor expresses confidence in Clark’s integrity but disagrees with the board’s liquor license policy urging fewer licenses and higher fees to align with public welfare and morality.
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Wolcott
Clark
State House
Robert F. Clark
Boston Board of Police
Lght
Roger Wolcott
G A R Post Marks 31st Anniversary at Quincy House
One hundred twenty members of Abraham Lincoln Post No 11 Charlestown held their 31st anniversary. Dement Commander Bartlett urged admitting Cuban War veterans, while Senator Roe spoke of duty and Cuba free and Maine avenged. Mayor Quincy secretary Mullen recalled his Irish heritage and readiness to die for country.
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Abraham Lincoln
Charlestown
Quincy House
Dement
William H. Bartlett
Grand Army of the Republic
Alfred S. Roe
Regimental Departure Prep At Armory On Irvington Street
Last night at the Irvington Armory a large crowd gathered as Har vard recruits and others prepared for service. Boxes of uniforms and equipment filled the rooms while recruits lined the halls and the governor's son was noted among volunteers for duty on the ramparts. The scene resembled a bivouac as officers planned a 9 o clock march to the State Capitol to receive colors from the Governor.
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Irvington Street
Harvard
Army
Wolcott
State Capitol
Market Sagging As Copper Prices Move Listings Down
A dull and soggy market closes weak with overall lower prices. Copper in New York shows strength with Lake at 121-4 to 121-2c, London spot at £52 7s 6d and futures at £52 18s 9d, up 2s 6d. Exports for mid April show Lewissohn Bros and Calumet & Hecla moving large copper tonnages, while a Boston authority attacks Butte & Boston coverage.
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New York
Lake
London
Lewissohn Bros
Calumet & Hecta
Butte & Boston
Butte Miner
Montana
Butte És Boston
Boston & Montana
Butte, Mont
Boston & Montana Company
Official daily sales report lists highs lows and closing prices
The report for April 25 shows the day’s highest and lowest sales values along with the closing prices, and the bid and asked figures. The data provides a snapshot of market activity and intraday movement.
Practical Patriotism at CC E Osgood Company Boston
The CC E Osgood Company announces that patrons with unsettled accounts who enlist may have payments omitted during service. In case of total disability they agree to receipt the account in full and the firm will retain the employee’s position during service.
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CC. E. Osgood Company
Boston
Daxizine
Contested Libels for Divorce Heard in Civis Courts
In the Civis Courts Superior Court Middlesex First Session Judge Hopkins presides over contested divorce libels. The April trial calendar lists all cases in order for the session.
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Middlesex
Hopkins, J
Ajax Tablets promise cure for nervous diseases and vitality
Advertisement for Ajax Tablets by Ajax Remedy Co promises to cure nervous disorders, memory loss, sleeplessness, and induced overwork effects. It claims immediate improvement and a full cure with a written guarantee, selling per package or six packages by mail. Circulation firms list Boston and Chicago retailers and prices.
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JAX Remed CO
Desrborn St
Chicago
Ill
Boston
Mass
Geo. Goodwin & Co
Hanover
F. Bradbury
Cartlots
Aecey
Thompoon
Dr. Hallock
Hallock Medical Institute
Court
Parisian Remedy CO
Tremont St
Female disease specialists advertise in Boston notices
Multiple physicians and agents promote medical treatments and investments for women health and wealth. Listings include FE. W. Gahan M D at 224 Tremont. D Sloan at 110 St Paul. Mrs Williams at 636 Tremont. Lady Doctor at 274 Boylston. Dr and Mrs Frothingham at Tremont Row and Howard St. Mrs Stanley P O Box 3071 Boston. Mrs Chas Thompson 274 Shawmut Ave. Dr Gordon 532 Tremont St. Hours, services, claims, and investment pitches vary across entries.
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J. E. Bishop
Boylston St
FE. W. Gahan
Tremont St
Hotel Pelham
Dr. Bishop
Along the Water Front Opens With Fresh Fish and Steamer Moves
A Saturday closing at T wharf brings in 325000 pounds of fresh mixed fish aboard twenty six vessels. Captain Hines reports wreckage thought to originate from Sarah M. Jacobs near Gloucester. Hamburg American line to dock at Constitution wharf, and steamer Seaboard shifts to East Boston berth. Kwasind yacht commissioned at Union wharf as first sailing schooner fitted for summer. Export figures show weekly activity near last year, while imports drop sharply. Union Towboat to move thirty six knockabouts to New York. Cleopatra, new transatlantic liner, headlines hull built at Hull for Wilson and Furness-Leyland lines bound London to Boston.
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T Wharf
Hines
Sterling
Georges
Sarah M. Jacobs
Gloucester
Hamburg- American Line
Hamburg
Constitution Wharf
New England
Boston
George M. Winslow
Seaboard
Commercial Wharf
East Boston
Lewiston
Newburyport
Haverhill
Union Wharf
John M. Hallett
H. M. Whitney
New York
Pollock Ripshore
Union Towboat Company
Marblehead
W. B. Stearns
Seawanhaka-Corinthian
Yacht Clubs
Wilson and Furness-Leyland Lines
London
Hull
Eng
War era sightseeing trip from Boston to Mount Vernon and beyond
A Boston itinerary promotes a Royal Blue Line nine day tour departing May 12 with Washington at its peak. Congress in session, Alexandria and Mt. Vernon, Philadelphia and New York City are included with side trips to Gettysburg Luray and Old Point Comfort. Rate is 27 dollars and includes hotel and other accommodations. Send for illustrated details to A J Simmons at 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Royal Blue Line
Boston
Washington
Congress
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Philadelphia
New York City
Gettysburg
Luray
Old Point Comfort
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
Boston News Bureau Summary Notice at Hotel and Railroad Line
The Daily Boston News Bureau Summary appears at a rate of five cents per copy at a hotel and railroad line along a monthly delivery route. The snippet notes distribution logistics for readers and vendors within the city.
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William A. Rolfe
Horace B. Parker
John P. Paine
George 5S. Stockwell
A. D
Horatio Hathaway, Jr
Joseph
Francis
Edward A. Horton
Chaplairer Battalion
Perlie A. Dyar
Costonaptain A. B
FF. Wilson
J. H. Gowing
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W. L. Pratt
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B. E. Grant
J. Boardman, Jr
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F. A. Cheney
George F. Quimby
S. L. Braley
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F. W. Harrison
Aeateee F. Taunton
WN. C. Danforth
F. H. Phillips
W. J. Meek
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J. L. Gibbs
K. C. King
C. Williams
G. F. Horton
W. H. Neilson
James A. Frye
J. H. Frothingham
M. P. Cormack
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C. P. Nutter
C. F. Nostrom
A. E. Hall
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P. F. Packard
Albert A. Gleason
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Eastman
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Golden Pills
Columbus Ave
Control Capital Yourself
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Williams
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Frothingham
Herman
Thompson
Tremontrow
Howard St
Mrs. Stanley
P. O
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Chas. Thompson
Shawmut, Ave
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Warren Line
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Catalonia
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Maynard & Child
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Ohio
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Conemaugh
Seattle
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Dawson City
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First Ave
Wash
International Nav. CO
Lowling Green
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co
Norfolk
Newport News
Providence
A. M. Graham
Washington St
J. W. McCloskey
R. IL
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Yerleans
Cuesiay
Mississippi River
Texas
Arizona
New
Amexico
Colorado
Calfornia
EF. Currier
N. E
Edwin Hawley
Broadway
Savannati Tine Ocean Steamship Co
Florida
Lewis Wharf
Richardson
Barnard
Atlantic Ave
A. Dew. Sampson
N. B
Yarmouth Steamship Co
Yarmouth
N. S
Nova Scotia
H. F. Hammond
Chatham Street
Portland Steamers
Portland
India Wharf
Co. F. Williams
Eastport
Lubec
ST. John
Hates
Campobello
Calais
P. E. Island
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International
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Com's
Ela Waldron
Dominion Atlantic Railway Line
S.S
Prince Edward
Long Wharf
Maritime Provinces
Shipping News
City of Macon
Savage
Savannah
Richardson & Barnard
Indian
Nickerson
EF. B. Sampson
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Sabring
McDonald
Bridgetown
Alpha
Sheffield
Jacksonville
Woodward Abrahams
Snow
Charleston
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Connor
Edward EB. Barry
Ross
Allee M. Colburn
McLeod
Sarah E. Palmer
Whittaker
Rodney Walker
Higgins
N. H
George R. _Bradford
Littlefield
Lanesville
Champion
Bear River
N. 5
Greta
Yazzie Wharton
Tare Cove
Joseph Luther
Kennebec
Wind E. N. E
State of Maine
Herman Winter
Scranton
Propescne
Hayboken
Paci
Devon
Robinson’s
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Firateclass
C. H. Robinson & CO
Adams Sq
Best
the Post
Cruegists
Philada
Stationery
Thorp & Martin Coo
Suffolk Clothing House
Hanover St
Typewriter Exchange
Court Sq
Bromfield St
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
George Knowles
Pittsfield
New Hampshire
Myron F. Poole
Lynn
Commonwealth
Knowles
P Phia
State of Pennsylvania
George K
Myron I.’. Poole
Elijah George
Benjamin Rockwell
William R. Smith
John O'Brien
William H. Lyon
L. L. P. Atwood
Roslindale
Bradford Avenue
Bradford Terrace
South Street
John W. Brackett
Hannah Kennedy
A. C. Litchfield
Jonah Jackson
I. P. Lord
Frances Percival
A. S. Skinner
Sarah E. Taylor
Mia
Mary Vanilla
W. M. Wood
J. E. Williams
City of
Board of Street Commissioners
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury Crossing
Heath Street
Ben J. W. Wells
Streeta
Central Wharf & Wet Dock Corporation
W. E. Richarson
John U
Lem. Fegelsent
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