My Clothier's Free Band Concert at East Boston
The East Boston Cadet Band under conductor F. D. Record performs at Bernard M. Wolf's store corner Hanover and Portland streets in the fourth season free band concert. The sixty piece ensemble plays selections including Queen's Trumpet, A Georgia Camp Meeting, The Four Hundred, and American Republic among others.
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East Boston
F. D. Record
Bernard M. Wolf
My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Petooe Eeese Qfessis
Ferreira
McCarthy
Ovatore
Georgia
Beyer
Thiele
Spanish Cabinet Agreed to the Pros ne tocol Last Night
Miles reports another battle rout of the enemy and capture of Mayaguez while forces take Manila.
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Miles
Mayaguez
Cabinet to Act on Peace Protocol Tomorrow
The cabinet will meet early tomorrow to take action on the peace protocol, likely signing by noon. Upon signing, the President will notify the army and navy to cease hostilities.
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Washington
Spanish Cabinet Approves Peace Protocol
Madrid August 11. The cabinet met and approved the peace protocol then cabled its approval to Mr. Gambon. It is believed that execution of the protocol tomorrow will end hostilities.
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Madrid
Gambon Ti
Thousands Attend Funeral Of Colonel Fred Bogan In Charlestown
Lying in state beneath a palm canopy at Company D armory in Charlestown, Colonel Fred Bogan was saluted by about 10 000 mourners. The procession and service featured guards from the Ninth Regiment and cadet detachments, with Governor Wolcott and military officials attending. Funeral plans included a 4 o'clock casket move and a public procession to the cemetery under Chief Marshal Lt Col William H. Oakes.
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Emnity
Fred B. Bogan
Boston
Company D Armory
Charlestown
Bunker Hill Street
Lexington
Heart Sinang
Maud F
Heart of Carnations
John Shea
First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery
Arthur Gallagher
James Heffernan
Charles Clough
Sixth
Massachusetts
Fiterg
Veteran Firemen'’s Association
Miss Kenney
Misses Mitchell
John L. Kelly
Boston School Janitors’ Association
Currier
Company D
Bogan
Princeton Street
Ninth Regiment
U. 8
S. W
Camp Alger
Oakes
Mounted Police
V. 8
Ninth Regmentnfantry
M. Vv
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Abraham Lincoln
Massachusetts Senate
Massachusetts House Representatives
Vine Street
Chelsea Street
City Square
Matin Street
Malden Bridge
William H. Oakes
George H. Benyon
Catain Francis Meredith, Jr
David 8. Crotty
Ninth Infantry
E. E. Locke
Adjutant Fifth Infantry
Hen Dobbins
PB. M
A. ©. Warren
P. M. Fifth Infantry
Fred Murphy
Rentenant Vid Maguire
Adjutant
Wolcott
Sullivan, Shaw and Swallow
Executive Council
State House
Dalton
Blood
Capelle
Bradley
Billings
Jewett
T. J. Giblin
Leo Logan
Logan
Colonel Bogan
Young Logan
Father Lee
Church of St. Catherine
Montgomery Light Guard Veteran Association
Grady
Crogan
Major Gray
Ipathy
British Efforts to Halt Pekin Hatkau Pact Angered Belgium
Baron de Vinck reports Russian chargé Pavloff and French minister Gerard joined Belgian minister urging Tsung Li Yamen to ignore Sir Claude MacDonald. A decree is expected to ratify the Pekin Hatkau contract despite Britain’s bid for revision, drawing strong condemnation of Belgium's role.
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London
The
Times
Wayward Dismasteds Off Plum Island In Yachting Mishap
The sloop Wayward of Boston with eleven Mosquito Yacht Club members was dismasted off Plum Island. The crew of the life saving station and a local tug rescued all aboard as the yacht ran ashore likely to be a total loss. Names include Commodore A P Mooney and Captain E J Marley. The party, bound from Portsmouth to Gloucester, faced heavy northeast seas. Built Rye, N Y in 1874.
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Newburyport
Boston
Mosquito Yacht Club
Plum Island
A. P. Mooney
E. J. Marley
J. F. Fleming
Fred Friedman
Wiliam J. Peters
S. J. Kneeland
William Travers
Thomas F. Reilly
P. A. Sullivan
J. M. Sullivan
J. L
Portsmouth
Gloucester
Rye
N. Y
Headless Body Found at Salisbury Beach
The headless body of a woman about two was found washed ashore at Salisbury Beach. Worn black dress tan shoes and black hose. Officers seek identification and suspect link to the Hampton Beach cyclone victims.
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Amesbury
Salisbury Beach
Hampton Beach
Incendiary Fire Strikes Unoccupied House in Somerville
Box 423 rung at 9 16 last evening for an incendiary fire in an unoccupied dwelling at 96 Alpine street Somerville owned by Harvey Taylor of North Cambridge. Loss estimated about 3825.
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Somerville
Alpine Street
Harvey Taylor
North Cambridge
New York Yacht Club Accepts Lipton Challenge for America's Cup
The New York Yacht Club voted unanimously to accept the Royal Ulster Yacht Club challenge on Lipton's behalf. A committee was named to select the defending yacht and set race date and venue, with Commodore J Pierpont Morgan presiding. A cable to Royal Ulster outlined full authority and conditions, confirming acceptance and warm reception.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
J. Pierpont Morgan
Thomas Lipton
Commodore Morgan
Lewis Cass Ledyard
August Belmont
J. W. S. Oddie
F. W. J. Hurst
Hugh C. Kelly
Ledyard
Etruria
Liverpool
Lipton's Agent Sails for Canada En Route to New York
The Hon. Charles Russell, Lipton's representative, sailed from London today to Canada and then to New York to handle the Lipton challenge arrangements.
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London
Charles Russell
Thomas Lipton
Canada
New York City
Army may send troops to keep peace in Yukon country
Washington August 11 General Merriam commanding the Department of the Columbia has full power over Alaska military affairs. He telegraphed that the last boats were about to leave for the Yukon country and it might be necessary to send part of the army there to ensure public peace. He may dispatch about 200 men with an artillery battery, chosen from his command.
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Washington
Merriam
Department of the Columbia
Alaska
Yukon
Klondike Gold Output Estimated at Five Million
San Francisco Aug. 11 F A Leach superintendent of the United States mint here says the Klondike gold output this year totals about five million dollars He adds that about one million dollars more may yet arrive this season from the Klondike to reach this country
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San Francisco
F. A. Leach
United States Mint
Klondike
Keer
City of Topeka Reports Skaguay Fire Less Severe
The steamship City of Topeka which arrived today from Skaguay Alaska reports that the recent fire at Skaguay was not as disastrous as reported. Only a few deserted cabins in the outskirts of the town were burned.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Topeka
Skaguay
Alaska
Splendid hosiery sale at Shuman Corner
Gentle men's Chemnitz Half Hose offered in bulk at Shuman Corner with multiple price tiers. Six pairs priced at $1.00 and higher options listed up to $3.00 for assorted quantities.
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Gentlemen's Chemnitz
Shuman Corner
Honor Their Dead Chief Funeral Arrangements For Colonel Bogan
The public buildings department formed a committee from construction and electrical divisions to attend Colonel Bogan's funeral. Three divisions will close during the service and send floral tributes. The committee's paper lauds his loyalty and sacrifice in war and peace, noting his care for subordinates and his civic virtue, with a copy sent to his family and records.
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Public Buildings Department
Colonel Bogan
John Drohan
Charles Logue
Henry F. Cottle
Horace B. Fisher
Public Buildings Divisions
Bogan
Lfe
Commonwealth
Mourning Tributes From Ward 18 Young Men’s Club
The Ward 18 Young Men’s Democratic Club adopts resolutions to extend heartfelt sympathy to a bereaved family. A committee is appointed to attend the funeral and the club notes the loss of a loving and true father and friend. Continued on Page 5.
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Ward 18 Young Men's Democratic Club
Miles Reports Victory in Cuba Campaign
General Miles reports repulsing the Spanish and taking Mayaguez. Casualties include Lt. Byron and a private killed. several wounded. Earlier dispatch notes heavy Spanish losses. Miles plans to advance on Mayaguez at first light.
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Secretary of War
Washington
Gchwan
Ae Armigueres
Rosario
Maygguez
Mayaguez
Schwan
MILES _ WASHINGTON
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Overthy
Tocol
Bancroft
Isle of Pines
Merritt
Monadnock
Manila
Montgomery
Cei
Acer
Cpa
Ili Warran
Old Bay State
United States Service
Walcott
William McKinley
United States
Roger Wolcott
Portland Sts
Britain
Wildey Savings Bank
Mass
Boyiston Street
Lipton
Merchants Row
Jones & Marshall
Building Department
Aug. Il
War Department
Ponce
Bermuda
Oenwan
Lares
Miles Cables
Mayagues
M. Cambon
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Santiase Vyeaterday
Stoker
Emanuel Koulouvis
Majors Grady
O’connor
Yale
Cuba
Fort McPhereoun
Washburn Gredit
Wabbington St
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