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Mutual Life of
New York
Vessels in danger as Spanish blockade targets Nimbus and McLaurin
The Nimbus owned by Byron E. Young sails from Boston April 2 for Buenos Ayres with lumber and may fall to the gunboat Temerario at the River Plate mouth. The McLaurin of Foster & Pray leaves Singapore for New York with rattans and other cargo, a 1318 ton ship built in 1878. Also noted are the Charmer from San Francisco to New York with a vast wine and goods cargo valued near 200000 dollars, and the Spray commanded by Joshua Slocum, looping the world and now bound for St Helena with a historic voyage отметил.
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Nimbus
Byron E. Young
Buenos Ayres
Bryant
Temerario
River Platte
Portland
McLaurin
F. L. Oakes
Singapore
New York
Foster & Pray
Atkinson & Fillmore
Newburyport
Mass
Charmer
Holmes
San Francisco
Cape Horn
Spray
Joshua Slocum
Globe
Table Bay
Island
St. Helena
National Dock
East Boston
Gloucester
Gibraltar
South Atlantic
South America
Straits of Magellan
Samoa
Australia
Mauritius
Patrick Collins Dead Esteemed North End resident
Patrick Collins 72 died suddenly at 7 Garden Court Street. Born in 1826 in Treland Galway he built a grocer business at 20 Fleet Street later at 11 Feet Street amassing a fortune. He served as Democrat ward treasurer and Common Council member in 1855 1866 and state legislator in 1874. He held roles with the Light Dragoons Columbian Guards and charitable organizations.
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Patrick Collins
North End
Garden Court Street
David Collins
Fred Collins
Katherine D
Lila Collins
Treland
County Galway
Fleet Street
Feet Street
Light Dragoons
Collins
Columbian Guards
Charitable
Irish Association
Home For
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ward Democrats rally against the Dodgers in Charlestown
An outspoken ward meeting at Bunker Hill Tammany Club criticized the Dodgers for voting absences on the Post tele phone and liquor license bills. Councilman Madden led the charge with Higgins Harrington and Wilson, urging defeat of the ward committee slate for alleged dis loyalty and prior inaction.
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Ward Committee
Edward H. Madden
Bunker Hill Tammany Club
Roughan’s
City Square
Charlestown
Martin P. Higgins
Madden
Arthur Harrington
George W. Wilson
Democratic Party
Miller and
Twomey
Spaniard dies from gunshot in Steubenville area quarrel
Julius Baldash a Spaniard died last night at Long Run mining town near Steubenville from a gunshot wound suffered Sunday. Louis Ship a German shot him after a quarrel over the war with Ship backing the United States. Ship was arrested.
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Steubenville
Julius Baldash
Long Run
Here
Louis Ship
Ship
United States
Baldash
Steamship Mascotte Schedules From Port Tampa and Key West
Notice states Mascotte sails from Port Tampa Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at two p.m. with return departures from Key West Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays at two p.m. A. Flanders is New England agent and B. W. Wrenn is passenger traffic manager Boston. Dated April 26, 189s.
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Mascotte
My Clothier presents pocket Baseball Card and Schedule
A neat pocket baseball card and schedule are presented by Bernard M. Wolf of My Clothier at the Hanover and Portland streets corner store. The card and schedule are printed concisely and offered with compliments to customers who request them.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Mr. Wolf
Hanover
Portland Streets
Cheaper Coal Company Formed in Boston Area
State House filings reveal Metropolitan Coal Company with 1,000,000 capital. Officers include La mont G. Burnham president, Charles A. Campbell vice president, Edward Hamlin treasurer, Henry G. Jordan general manager, Eugene Nelson sales agent. The firm buys the goodwill of five local coal firms to cut delivery costs and reduce street coal traffic in Boston and nearby suburbs.
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State House
Metropolitan Coal Company
Lamont G. Burnham
Charles A. Campbell
Edward Hamlin
Henry G. Jordan
Eugene Nelson
Boston
L. G. Burnham & Co
Eead Campbell & Co
H. G. Jordan &C
Daughters of the Revolution Delegation Heads for Cambridge Arlington Outing
Delegates of the Daughters of the Revolution along with Massachusetts State Society members left Harvard Square in barges for Cambridge and Arlington attractions yesterday. A lunch at Mrs. Farmers Idaherst Arlington Heights preceded a trip to Lexington. Guests included state and regional leaders from Maryland Colorado New York New Jersey and Maine.
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General Society of the Daughters of the Revolution
Massachusetts State Society
D. R
Harvard Square
Cambridge
Arlington
Farmer
J. S. Gale
Colorado
Col
Joseph J. Cassey
New York
Fairchilds
Monticello
N. Y
George Hodges
New Jersey
Robert Mook
Colonial Chapter
J. G. Damon
Belfast
A. W. Proog
Patriot Flag Unfurled on Congress Street in Boston
At 12 40 today Old Glory was raised on Congress street near Purchase street by the H M Plimpton Company. Superintendent Goodwin and Mr George Galberth led the ceremony. The flag's fundraising came from the reform workers of the Plimpton company, saluted by Harry F Greene and Walter Dorr with drum and bugle as a large crowd joined in singing Star Spangled Banner and My County Tis of Thee.
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Sir
Old Glory
Congress Street
Purchase Street
H. M., Plimpton Company
Goodwin
George Galberth
Plimpton Company
Harry F., Greene
Walter Dorr
Carl H. Heintzman
H. W. Wadleigh
Abbott & Fernard
My County
Boston
Naval militia officers weigh uniform purchase amid enlistment changes
The Navy Department considers requiring recruits to buy regulation uniforms, a $40 outlay per man, potentially limiting regular naval reserve enlistments. Assistant Secretary Roosevelt praised Massachusetts volunteers, while Weeks and brigade officers continue routine duties and strict schedules aboard.
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John W. Weeks
Minnesota
Naval Militia
Navy Department
Bureau of Navigation
Naval
Roosevelt
Weeks
Massachusetts
Naval Brigade
Spanish Vessels Seized by the United States
The list includes the Steamer Buena Ventura 1155 tons Steamer Pedro 1892 tons Schooner Perdito released Schooner Mathilde Steamship Miguel Jover 2554 tons Steamship Catalina 3491 tons Steamer Saturnina ordered released Schooner Candidia Schooner Sophia Steamer Ambrosia Bolivar Steamer Panama two small schooners taken Wednesday off Havana Steamship Guido captured yesterday by Monitor Terror
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Buena Ventura
Pedro
Perdito
Mathilde
Miguel Jover
Catalina
Saturnina
Candidia
Sophia
Ambrosia Bolivar
Panama
Havana
Guido
Monitor Terror
Cars With Arms to Cuba For General Gomez
Six railroad cars loaded with cannon ammunition and small arms head south through the United States toward Tampa to be shipped aboard a fast steamer and convoyed by Captain Sampson to a landing on the Cuban coast. General Gomez is said to know the plan and will supply a force to hold the landing point.
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United States
Gomez
Cuba
Tampa
Sampson
Cuban
Deadlock over Boston war appropriation shifts petition plan
Boston Common Council and Board of Aldermen clash over a 500000 war appropriation to guard the city from Spaniards. A 34 to 24 vote kept the Mayor from petitioning the Legislature, delaying action until the next board meeting.
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Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Boston
Tinkham
Connolly
Bigelow
Brighton
Nangle
Ward 19
United States Service
Cuddy
Ward 8
United States
Pogeon
Contiene
Harrington
Cows Burned In Suspicious Farm Fire At Walden Farm
In North Adams on April 23 a fire destroyed two barns and twenty four cows at Walden Farm. The blaze is described as suspicious and the state fire marshal has been notified. fire owner George H. Busby had recently left the property and requested an investigation.
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North Adams
Walden Farm
George H. Busby
Gates Fined $109 in Bottling Label and Liquor Case
Charles W. Gates, proprietor of the Hartford Bottling Company at 239 Tremont Street, was fined $109 in Superior Criminal Court by Judge Lilley for vending bottled liquors with bogus labels and illegally selling intoxicating liquors.
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Charles W. Gates
Superior Criminal Court
Lilley
Gates
Hartford Bottling Company
Tremont Street
Sunday Trips Resume On Fall River Line Season Opener
Sunday night service via the Fall River line will begin for the 1898 season starting May 1. The steamboat train departs Park Square Station Boston at 6 p.m. and connects at Fall River with the steamer Priscilla or Puritan.
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Fall River
Park Square Station
Boston
Priscilla
Richest Prize Guido Captured by U S Monitor Terror
The United States monitor Terror under Captain Ludlow captured the Spanish steamer Guido off Cardenas ten miles from Key West. The ship bound from Corunna to Havana carried provisions and money for Cuban troops. Aboard were eight men. Manuel Rivar was wounded in the pilot house. The Guido, 2065 tons, valued around 400000 dollars, was built in Belfast in 1883 and registered to the Navigation Company of Bilbao.
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Key West
Fla
Terror
Ludlow
Corunna
Spain
Havana
Cuba
Cardenas
Machias
Guido
Monitor
Manuel Rivar
Kichiando
Qualto
The
Navigation Company of
Bilbao
Belfast
Irc
Liverpool
Eight Spaniards Hurt in Sinking Spanish Steamer Capture
A Key West special dispatch to the Evening World describes the monitor Terror pursuing and ramming the Spanish steamer Guido. Three solid hits wounded eight Spaniards by splinters, including damage to pilot house a boat and a compass amid first bloodshed on board.
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New York
Evening World
Key West
Guido
Terror
Shenandoah Arrives Safely at Llynas After Irish tow
The four masted American ship Shenandoah reached Point Lynas after a tow from the Rathlin off Ireland. Tug fees were paid to prevent disruption to the voyage. The cargo value rose to $250 000 due to wheat price gains. The crew reported excitement when news of Spain and the United States at war reached them. Captain Murphy claimed sighting two possible Spanish cruisers Monday night, though distance obscured certainty.
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Liverpool
Ireland
Point Lynas
Spain
United States
Murphy
Ordered Release of Spanish Steamer Saturnina Captured
The Treasury Department orders the release of the Saturnina a Spanish steamer seized in Biloxi Harbor Mississippi by the cutter Winona. The action confirms the capture was not deemed a legitimate prize and ends the seizure under current policy.
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Biloxi Harbor
Miss
Washington
Treasury Department
Lloyds Agent Urges Man‑of‑War Mission Near Bahamas
Lloyds of London orders an intercepted shipment plan at Hole in the Wall Abaco Island as two Spanish steamers laden with cargo bound for Havana approach. Nassau report notes a tug failure and a warning voyage by a chartered schooner. Consul MacLain calls Navy Secretary Long to consider sending a man‑of‑war to seize the vessels if feasible.
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Bahamas
Lloyds
United States
Nassau
N. P
Bahama Islands
Lloyds of London
Hole-in-the-Wall
Abaco Island
Havana
Consul MacLain
Sampson
Long
Hole-in the-Wall
Kilmer Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An old Boston Daily Post advertisement extolls Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims kidneys filter toxins, lists symptoms, and offers a free sample bottle and informational book in exchange for three two cent stamps to Kilmer Co Bostonton NY.
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Swamp-Root
Swamp Root
Boston Daily Post
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton
N. Y
Massacre Reported Near Taipei After Robbers Kill Fifteen
Advices from China describe a March 31 massacre at a hamlet twenty miles south of Taipei in Yang Kin Shang’s house. Over twenty robbers killed Yang his wife his mother and children and servants totaling fifteen victims before setting the house ablaze.
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Vancouver
B. C
China
Taipei
Yang Kin Shang
Yang
Meeting Postponed For National Army Reserve Guidance
The Boston meeting at Faneuil Hall for recruiting is postponed after late Washington advice about President McKinley plans. A committee rep travels to consult with General Schofield, head of the national army reserves, as authorities decide if volunteers or additional regiments are needed.
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Washington
McKinley
Faneuil Hall
Schofield
Regular Army
National Army
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