Sagasta Veto Stance Bars War Debate in Cortes
Madrid dispatch reports Premier Sagasta stating the government will repress war topic discussion in the Cortes. He outlined a peace negotiations bill and a measure on suspending constitutional guarantees, delaying debate until concrete facts arrive.
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Senor Sagasta
Cortes
Santiago
Manila
Spain
United States
Supreme Councils
Almodovar de Rio
Senor Gamazo
Antilles
Correa
Isla de Luzon
Vigo
Montserrat
Corunna
Cuba
Homage to Ninth Heroes at Boston Armory
Thousands paid silent tribute at the Boston armory to four Ninth Regiment heroes killed in action. Citizens passed the caskets and viewed life-size likenesses as mourners joined a long line, many moved to tears and salutes to Major Grady and Private Carey.
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Bogan
Boston
Armory
Unknown man dies by own action in Cambridgeport waterrooms
An unidentified man about 82 years old died by self inflicted wound in the throat with a jack knife. Found at 6:30 am behind Dow's rendering establishment on Portland Street Cambridgeport by a House of Correction employee. Police traced the case to Division 3 with Sergeant Mullett and Patrolman Counman. The body was found face down and the windpipe severed. death occurred some time earlier, with the suspect possibly acting soon after midnight. The coat bore the name Jack Shear on the lining.
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Litchfield
Cambridgeport
Congress
Jack Shear
House of Correction
Dow’s Rendering Establishment
Portland Street
Vandine
Division 3
Mullett
Daniel Counman
Ethel Levenson and Philip Duskin United in Jamaica Plain
Miss Ethel Levenson and Philip Duskin wed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Wolfe 180 Green Street Jamaica Plain The ceremony was performed by Rabbi H Bchoher Best man was Mr Nathan Levenson of Worcester The bridal party included Deora Levenson Rose Wolfe Sarah Siskind and Pauline Dubinsky The couple natives of Keidan Russia plan to reside in Boston with many guests from their hometown in attendance
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Harris Wolfe
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Ethel Levenson
Philip Duskin
Nathan Levenson
Worcester
Deora Levenson
Rose Wolfe
Sarah Siskind
Pauline Dubinsky
Hyman Jevenson
Harry Smerkovitz
Samuel Morton
Alec Dubinsky
Max Levenson
Keidan
Russia
L. Siskind
Wolfe
Stein
J. Deutch
Markell
Israel Sirk
Samuel Danishevsky
Lebb
Meshulamy
Jennie Feingold
Ab N. Rosenblum
Harry Cohen
Feaingold
Duskin
Death of Honorable Charles H. Beede in Lynn
The Honorable Charles H. Beede, representative from the twelfth district, died this afternoon in Lynn from apoplexy. Beede had served as Alderman in 1881 and 1882 and in the legislatures of 1897 and 1893. A prominent businessman and politician, he had run twice for mayor and recently announced candidacy for the senate to replace Josiah Bennett.
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Lynn
Charles 9. Beede
Beede
Josiah ©. Bennett
Funeral of three dead men marked by civic parade
Wealth of floral tributes and a solemn Catholic requiem mass mark the East Boston ceremony for Corporal Lane and two others. A large procession forms from Union Park to Calvary with military honors by the First Heavy Artillery and First Regiment Band.
Dying Burke Anointed Soldier of Major Grady
Private Michael M. Burke of Company H Ninth Regiment, orderly to the late Major Grady, lies near death at Massachusetts General Hospital. Surgeons praise his brave heart as he faces impending death, recalling his Santiago duty and his wish to die in the field if needed. He asked for holy anointment after a priest visited him.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Michael M. Burke
Ninth Regiment
Grady
The
Post
Burke
East Boston
Camp Alger
Boston
Olivette
Lewis Wharf
Joseph Hickey
Bremen Street
Bome
Santiago
Funeral arrangements for soldiers to be escorted to Cathedral
Remains of Major Grady Corporal Lane and Private Carey to be removed from the armory at 9 20 this morning and taken to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Washington petreet. An escort from the First Corps of Cadets Ninth and Fifth regiments and pallbearers will guard the hearses. Honorary pallbearers drawn from the units to which the deceased belonged and from recent colleagues. Details from the Ninth Fifth regiments A W will act as body bearers for Major Grady with Corporal Shine and Privates Murphy Leonard Clark Kirby Leuthier Demon among the listed. Fifth Regiment sergeants Hindes Worcester Gustafson Howard Davis Cavanaugh Moore Kerrigan Wascott. Rev Nicholas R Walsh will celebrate the mass. Rev Lawrence P McCarthy rector of East Boston church also referenced.
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Carey
Michael Clarke
Sacred Heart Church
East Boston
Corporal Lane
Thomas J. McCormack
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
James Lee
Revere
Ninth Regiment
John P. Hession
Annie Pidgeon
Cecilia Mooney
Samuel Tuckerman
James J. McCluskey
Boston
Casciolini
Sanctuary
Archdiocese of Boston
East Armory
Union Park Street
Washington Street
Malden Street
Harrison Avenue
Pelham Street
Cathedral
Fifth Regiment
Weaver
Major Grady
Private Carey
Cathedral of the Holy Cross of Washington Petreet
Boston Water Department
Knights of Columbus
Corporal Shine
Murphy
Leonard
Clark
Kirby
Leuthier
Demon
Hindes
Worcester
Gustafson
Howard
Davis
Cavanaugh
Moore
Kerrigan
Wascott
Nicholas R. Walsh
Lawrence P. McCarthy
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Prairie arrives as Massachusetts Brigade sailors receive shore leave
The auxiliary cruiser Prairie carried over sixty from Fall River and other Massachusetts sailors up the bay to a cheering shore departure. A parade and City Hall address followed as the crew prepared to sail to New York for muster out. Two Boston sailors were injured ashore. Lynwood French died earlier in the voyage.
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Prairie
Massachusetts Naval Brigade
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Springfield
Amagansett
L. L
Brownell
Charles Bummell
Lynwood French
Suffering Friends Left Behind in Santiago Noticeable at Home
The report recalls Ed Burke William Burns and William Sampson ill with fever at Santiago while the Olivette treatment was praised. Maverick square misses the quartet as troops of the Ninth await Montauk arrival. Massachusetts General Hospital has no new cases. City and Homeopathic Hospitals report comfortable, improving soldiers with no deaths so far.
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Olivette
Ed Burke
William Burns
William Sampson
Santiago
Maverick Square
Ninth
Montauk
Curke
Massachusetts General Hospital
City Hospital
Homeopathic Hospital
Major O'Connor Funeral Arrangements Announced
The funeral for Major O'Connor is in state at the East Armory this afternoon and evening. The remains will be moved to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross at 9:29 tomorrow morning for a 10 o'clock Mass celebrated by Rev. Father Hurley of Portland assisted by Rev. Joseph Tracey.
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Major O'Connor
East Armory
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Hurley
Portland
Joseph Tracey
Picnickers Fight Aboard Sloop Wilson Willard Harbor Trip
A party returning to Chapin's wharf on the sloop Wilson Willard battled among themselves in the lower bay. Daniel Leary of South Boston was found with a deep leg wound, said to be caused by a knife, and was hospitalized at City Hospital. Police pursued suspects but no assailant named.
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Wilson Willard
Chapin
Daniel Leary
D Street
Boston
Leary
Wringer and Sweeper Repair Service Promoted
For repair work wringer rolls stamped American Wringer Company warrant ed are best All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired Write or telephone and we will call for and deliver without extra charge American Wringer Co.
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American Wringer Company
American Wringer Co
Rescue at Sea After Yacht Collision Near Battery Wharf
A yacht collides with a steamer off Peddock's Island. Mrs Colburn and Mr Paul are saved with their families, while the yacht is wrecked. Captain Patterson expects the Merchants & Miners line to cover damages as officials stay silent on blame.
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Peddock’s Island
Patterson
Merchants & Miners’ Transportation Company
Military Division 43 A O H Meets in St James Hall
The Military Division 43 A O H held a regular meeting at St James Hall 18 Kneeland Street with President John B O Higgins in the chair. They voted to attend the obsequies for Major P Grady and Privates Lane and Carey at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and appointed escorts to their final resting place. A committee was named to draft resolutions protesting the Anglo American alliance and a pulse meeting is planned at Faneuil Hall to protest treatment of Cuban volunteers.
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Kneeland Street
John B. O’higgins
P. Grady
Lane
Carey
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Washington Street
John B. O'Higgins
Patrick Lane
John Curtin
Patrick J. Tmiynn
Michael Morrison
United States
Cuba
Feneuil Hall
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