Two French Canadian Men Die By Gas in Lodging House
Police report two unidentified men, likely French Canadians, died from gas suffocation at August Leavine’s lodging house on 200 Friend Street. They were about 30, one found with stitching-tool evidence suggesting shoe factory work, and a note with L. Beauregard Chelsea on one body. The deaths occurred after a night of drinking, with both bodies later moved to the undertaker.
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August Leavine
Friend Street
Canada
Urndertaker Tinkham
Peace footing resume as Shafter's army to leave Cuba
Washington reports a peace stance after heavy fighting. No more troops to Manila or Porto Rico. 16 000 troops in Manila deemed sufficient. Shafter's forces to be out of Cuba by Friday with Miles in Porto Rico and various postwar arrangements planned including postal, harbor, and administrative changes for Cuba and Porto Rico.
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Shafter
Cuba
Manila
Porto Rico
Washington
White House
War Department
Navy Department
Havana Harbor
Alger
Department
Alle House
di Bolera
Corbin
Peace Commission
Philippinés
Spain
West Indies
United States
Philippines
Merritt
General Shafter
Santiago
Montauk Point
Miles
Matila
Subic Bay
Luzon
Dewey
Ana
Havana
Logan 13 Homecoming for Lieutenant-Colonel Logan Ninth Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel I J Logan of the Ninth arrives in Boston from New York after recovering from yellow fever in Cuba. He is welcomed by family and friends and unaware of Major O Connor’s death, with care to shield him from the news while the regiment endures heat, malaria, and food shortages. Fellow arrivals include Harry Dearborn of the Texas crew.
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I. J. Logan
Ninth Regiment
New York
Falliver
Logan
Cuba
Edward Logan
Leo Logan
Father Lee
Thomas O’connor
John T. O’connor
Giblin
Roach
Roslindale
Joseph Walsh
Charles Gallagher
Anthony McCabe
Richard Monks
Irish National Athletic Association
Flood
Alexander McGahey
Michael J. Flynn
D. G. O'Keefe
Boston
Sullivan
Fall River Line
K Street
Harry Dearborn
Texas
Santiago
Lawrence
Dearborn
Tragic Yacht Smashed by Barge Off Boston Light
A fishing trip party of twenty on the sloop Leona was struck by a barge in tow of the Honeysbrook near Boston Light. Three men died, one body unrecovered, and others were rescued or escaped unharmed. Captain Fred A Geyer commanded the Leona. The incident halted with two miles offshore.
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Boston Light
Gustave Casperson
Moneybrook
Berkshire Street
Cambridge
Portland Street
Camebridge
Grove Street
Charlie M. Sellman
Columbia Street
Leona
City Point
Fred A. Geyer
Washington Street
Lighthouse Channel
Bostom Light
Honeys Brook
W. 8. Duffkee
Norden
Sellman
Casperson
Weather Forecast for New England and New York
Washington dispatch reports forecast for New England and New York showing partly cloudy skies and variable winds. It notes light easterly breezes and generally fair conditions for Boston and surrounding areas.
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Washington
New England
Déastéfn
New York
Bostos Daaeri Pak Aston
Weather forecast report with unclear OCR text
Forecast indicates heavy weather with moderate precipitation expected in the central valley and nearby regions. Regions along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts may see showers and rising temperatures with variable conditions through the period.
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Norfolk
Atlantic
Pacific
Mt Valley
Shafter's Army to Leave Santiago for Home This Week
Washington reports General Shafter's command is to depart Santiago for the United States by Wednesday or Thursday as transports arrive. About 5000 troops remain in Santiago with the rest already sailing home, while ships expected with immunesect may accelerate the evacuation within a few days.
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Ofice
Cuba
United States
West Indies
Acarcely
New York
Washington
War Department
General Shafter
Santiago
Cavalry
Kent
Lawton
Seventh
First Infantry
Bates
Eighth
Ohio Infantry
Young swimmer rescues family at Narragansett Beach undertow
At Motunuck Beach near Narragansett Pier a boy swam out to save his father L N Colwell and Miss White being swept by the undertow. He then aided in rescuing his sister.
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Motunuck Beach
Narragansett Pier
L. N. Colwell
Miss White
Splendid Box Purchase Sells Gentlemen's Hose
A shopper buys Chémnits Half-Hose at Shuman corner in bulk. Prices listed include 1.60, 3, 92.60, and 8 dollars per pair, with sales emphasis on valued bargains in a busy market display.
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Shuman
Cut It Short Epoch Sparks Public Demand For Condensed Goods
The public calls for brevity in novels vaudeville and transit as the cut it short era arrives. Smokers seek compact quality, preferring Cuba Cigarros for pure smoke in a reduced form.
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Cuba
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Major O'Connor
Private Sullivan
Leon
RE LE Aaan
Albert Norde
Novell
Fine
Casperson Gustave
Garge
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ABC
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Providence
R. L
Edwin Lowe, Jr
Alderman Lowe
Erry
Weteen
Washburn Credit Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
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