Choate Urges Trust in President Over War Policy
Saratoga N Y Aug 18 Joseph Choate of New York in Convention Hall warns against predicting postwar questions in diplomacy and urges reliance on the President and constitutional advisers. He notes war costs fall to the beaten party and emphasizes peace terms rest with the President with Senate approval.
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Mullen of Sewer Gang Located After 1892 Escape
Massachusetts officers locate Daniel Mullen, escapee from the Charlestown State prison in July 1892. He joined the famed sewer gang, later found in an Iowa penitentiary and pledged for return to finish his sentence once his current term ends. Requisition papers prepared.
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Stewart Suit Involving Carroll Heirs Filed In Jamaica
Several papers in the suits by the Carroll children of New York to gain a share of the Stewart estate were filed in the county clerk's office at Jamaica L I yesterday. The petitions consents and orders were granted by Supreme Court Judge William Lloyd Smith. Plaintiffs are John Joseph Carroll 12 years old Joseph 17 and Mary Agnes Carroll against the Garden City company and the Long Island Railroad SORANY.
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Long Island Railroad Sorany
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Oe Joseph
Mary Agnes Carroll
Union Pacific Names Proxy Committee for Shareholders
The final meeting of the reorganizat ion committee of the Union Pacific Railway Company nominates Louis Fitzgerald Jacob H Schiff Winston S Pierce Oliver Ames and E H Harriman as a permanent proxy committee to represent shareholders who entrust proxies to maintain the committee’s management and policies at annual and other meetings.
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Mail for Spain Resumes After Post Office Embargo
Boston resumes mail to Spain and colonies with the La Normandie steamer from New York. The first outbound despatch since May 3 is being prepared at the post office and must be in by this afternoon for the sailing next Saturday.
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Jones
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Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mildred Holland
Ethel ‘Brandon
Claude
Grand Opera House
Tom Clifford
Keith
Sans Souci
Arthur Dunn
Mamie Gilroy
Hattie Belle Ladd
Coterie
Columbia
Atlantic City
the Howard
Point of Pines
Admiral Dewey
War Costs and Bond Bids for Massachusetts
State Treasurer Shaw issues circulars seeking bids on bonds totaling 3 900 000 with 1 000 000 allotted to a thirty year war loan at 3 percent and 2 900 000 at 3 and 12 percent. Legislature authorizes 1 500 000 for war expenses though current estimates put costs near 1 000 000. Soldiers are paid about 27 000 daily. 8 000 men serving receive 21 dollars each per three months totaling 168 000, with six more months likely adding 236 000. War expenses to date total about 325 000 drawn from 600 000 previously appropriated.
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American Irish Society Meeting Highlights and Obituaries
The American Irish Historical Society met at the Parker House with Edward Moseley presiding. Resolutions honored Captain John Drum killed at Santiago. A congratulatory letter was sent to Major-General M. C. Butler on his Cuban commission appointment. One hundred ten new members, including John P. Holland, were admitted. The group praised the passing of the Anglo-Saxon conspiracy and the new era of Americanism.
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Washington, D. C
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Santiago
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South Carolina
McKinley
John P. Holland
Admiral Dewey Launches for American Mail Line
The Admiral Dewey, first of four Cramp built steamers for the American Mail Steamship Company, was launched at 2:40 PM. Mrs. Edwin S. Cramp christened the vessel as directors and officials from the steamship company and Boston Fruit Company witnessed the event.
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The
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Young
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R. H. Fraser
Boston Fruit Company
Sothern stars in A Shilling's Worth at Philadelphia stage
The new play by E H Sothern titled A Shilling's Worth centers on Godfrey Remsen a returned American who marries a country girl to spite a former lover. The plot unfolds in 1776 New York ending in reconciliation. Anna Held and Ethel Barrymore headline other trips and notes.
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Long Branch
Ethel Barrymore
Phyllis Rankin
London
the Park
Springfield
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Camille D’arville
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