Naval Heroes Parade Today in New York Honors Sampson Fleet
President McKinley will not attend the naval pageant but sends Cabinet members to represent him as Admiral Sampson's fleet returns. Officials will view the parade from the flagship New York while city stores close and employers grant holidays for workers to witness the display. Salutes will be fired from Fort Hancock Wadsworth Hamilton and Governor's Island with the parade beginning at 10 o'clock. The twenty one gun salute at General Grant's tomb marks the ceremony.
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Ile
Smith
Griggs
Interior Bliss
Washington
New York
Admiral Sampson
Uncle Sam
Thomas A. Edison
Devery
Robert A. van Wyck
Williiam F. Havemeyer
Zophar Mills
Scannell
General ‘Police
Secretary of War
Gillespie
Department of the East
Forte Hancock
Wadsworth
Hamilton
Sampson
General Grant
Vassar Student Saves Stranded Men in Warren River Rescue
Miss Mary J. Bourne daughter of Rev Sheaarishub Bourne of New York and summer resident of Barrington Rhode Island rescued Essex W O Neil Arthur Dessault and Joseph McHenry from drowning after a 16 foot boat capsized near the Warren River She landed at the wharf after returning from Warren and directed a second boat into the rescue aiding McHenry and guiding the others to shore reaching the men a quarter mile from shore before help arrived.
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Providence
R. I
Mary J. Bourne
Sheaarishub Bourne
New York
Barrington
Essex W. O'Neil
Arthur Dessault
Joseph McHenry
Warren
Miss Bourne
William Gatcher
McHenry
Bourne
John W. Donahue
Vassar
Olivette Brings 200 Patients Home From Sea
Newport News Aug 19 The Olivette arrived at Fort Monroe with 200 patients of the fifth Army Corps including 25 officers On board several officers and enlisted men are named along with dates of death for six soldiers buried at sea during the voyage from Santiago de Cuba between Aug 14 and Aug 19 1900
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Newport News
Aus
Olivette
Fort Monroe
Fifth Army Corps
Emery Brown
Tenth Cavalry
Charles Waldman
District of Columbia
James H. Spencer
Illinois
Doctor Kennedy in Court Over Grand Hotel Murder Charge
Dr Samuel J Kennedy faced examination in West Side Court on the murder of Miss Emeline Reynolds at the Grand Hotel. Witnesses described the weapon check, leads on Kennedy, and a dated chain of bank accounts tied to Kennedy’s alleged racing scheme using illegal electric battery gear.
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New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Emeline C. Reynolds
Grand Hotel
West Side Court
Edward Kennedy
Simms
Kennedy
Captain McClusky
James O’donnel
New Dorp
O’donnel
Mary Higgins
Reynolds
Captain Price
Morris Mendham
Station House
jAow
McCluskey
House
Margaret Adams
Miss Reynolds
West Fifty Eighth Street
Died in Sister's Arms in New York
Charles Egerton Shelton a 63 year old Bridgeport Connecticut druggist died of a hemorrhage on the Boulevard near Eighty second street while visiting his sister Mrs Camerdon at 178 West Eighty first street. He collapsed after a walk home from dinner and died before an ambulance could arrive. Mrs Camerdon was left prostrated by the sudden loss.
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New York
Charles Egerton Shelton
Bridgeport, Conn
Boulevard
Eighty-second Street
Shelton
Camerdon
West Eighty-first Street
Sarah Foley Hurt in Fall Near Home
Sarah Foley of 211 Huntington Avenue was alighting from a car near her residence when she fell and cut her head. A physician attended her and she was taken home.
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Sarah Foley
Huntington Avenue
Salute for the Texas in New York Harbor
The United States battleship Texas moved from the navy yard to the anchorage off Tompkinsville. Commodore Philip's flag flew aboard as the Texas was saluted by the St. Paul with 10 guns, Texas replying with seven.
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New York
United States
Texas
Navy Yard
Tompkinsville
Philip
St. Paul
Spain names evacuation commission for Cuba during crisis
Madrid August 19 the cabinet chose General Gonzales Parrado second in Cuba Rear Admiral Luis Pastor Landero and Marquis de Montoro to form the evacuation commission for Cuba. Admiral Vallarino will join the Porto Rican commission. Peace commissioners unnamed awaiting Macias views.
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Madrid
Gonzales Parrado
Cuba
Luis Pastor Landero
Navarra
Cuban
Marquis de Montoro
Insular
Macias
Vallarino
Man turns violent in Charlestown episode ends in police hold
A man in Sullivan square Charlestown suddenly attacked officers after regaining consciousness from a fall. Patrols struggled to restrain him as he fought with extreme strength, striking his head and biting at officers amid suspicions of hydrophobia.
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Sullivan Square
Charlestown
Main Street
Somerville
Alford Street
Station 15
Palmer
Brown
Crocket
Downey
Montgomery
Culhane
Colonel Logan Improving at Home
Reports say Colonel Logan of the Ninth Regiment improved through the day and felt remarkably well at his residence. If this continues, he is expected to receive visitors in the next few days amid a large flow of congratulatory mail from supporters and colleagues.
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Logan
Meeting of Electrolytic Salts Company in Portland
At the Portland meeting on Aug 19 President Arthur B. Ryan led about 144,000 shares represented by a dozen stockholders and six attorneys with proxies. A quorum was not present, so no business was transacted beyond adjournment to Sept 10 at the same place.
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Portland
Electrolytic Salts Company
Arthur B. Ryan
Cambridgeport teen dies after fall from electric car
Charles Galbraith, 17, died at his parents home on Ericsson street Cambridgeport after injuries from a fall last Tuesday evening. He had been visiting friends in Arlington and was thrown from the car when attempting to walk along its running board.
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Charles Galbraith
Ericsson
Phillips Drowns in Providence River Accident
Prank Phillips aged 18 drowned this afternoon in the Providence River when a rowing excursion with a companion ended as their boat capsized. The search for his body continued with no recovery reported.
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Providence
KR. L
Prank Phillips
Work accident at Woven Hose factory injures Edward Garland
Edward Garland aged 60 at % Market street sustained severe injuries when a 150 pound iron plate fell during material handling at the Woven Hose factory yesterday. Doctors fear the injuries may prove fatal.
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Edward Garland
Market Street
Garland
Complaint Against Officer Dismissed by Police Board
Henry Barber’s complaint against Reserve Officer Patrick J. McDonough of Station 3 for violation of Rule 26 was dismissed by the Board of Police. The not guilty ruling was read at all station houses during roll call.
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Henry Barber
Patrick J. McDonough
Board of Police
Stolen Surgical Instruments Incident Sparks Arrest
Police arrested Gertrude Ryan 27 last evening in South Boston Station 6 on larceny charges for stealing a case of surgical instruments from Dr. W. A. Perrins of Tremont street. The stolen items were recovered by officers.
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South
Boston
Gertrude Ryan
W. A. Perrins
Tremont Street
Ninth Embarks for Home Sunday
Ex Senator Joseph J. Corbett E C Fitzgerald and Undertaker Frank S Maloney came to Santiago de Cuba to recover the bodies of Majors Patrick J Grady Michael J O Connor and Privates Joseph Lane and Francis Carey and will sail tomorrow for New York on the transport Santiago The Ninth Regiment will embark for New York on Sunday Health of the regiment remains poor with malaria and related ailments keeping many in hospital and tents Food and medical supplies have improved The Bay State hospital ship was not yet arrived
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Santiago DE Cuba
Hayti
Joseph J. Corbett
E. C. Fitzgerald
Frank S. Maloney
Patrick J. Grady
Michael J. O’connor
Joseph Lane
Francis Carey
New York
Santiago
Massachusetts
Bay State
Peter F. Sullivan
Post
Return of four fallen heroes expected this weekend
Word arrives that the remains of Majors Grady and O Connor Corporal Joseph Lane and Private Carey of the Ninth Regiment will likely reach this city next Friday or Saturday. Bodies leave Santiago today under Ninth Regiment guard as arrangements by Congressman Fitzgerald and Senator Corbett ensure fitting honors.
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Grady and
O'Connor
Joseph Lane
Carey
Ninth Regiment
Santiago
Congressman Fitzgerald
Corbett
Coloniel Bogan
Coun
Boston Hails Tribute Plans for State Lie In
Boston considers plans to honor major, corporal, or private bodies with Lie in State. Details remain unsettled though the approach is expected to be formalized, with continuation noted on Page 8.
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Try
Boston
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