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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1899

Page

10

War Dept Orders Cut Cuba Troop Levels

Formal orders issued by the War Department implement Secretary Root’s plan to reduce U S forces in Cuba. The Fifteenth Infantry headquarters and eight companies depart Santiago and Puerto Principe. Eighth Cavalry squadron moves to Fort Riley Kansas. another squadron remains in Puerto Principe. Tenth Cavalry squadron heads to Texas. One Seventh Infantry company moves to Fort Wayne Michigan as headquarters consolidates at Plattsburg facility.

Washington War Department Root United States Cuba Fifteenth Infantry Santiago Puerto Principe Eighth Cavalry Puerto Zoo Fort Riley Kan Puerto Princips Tenth Cavalry

Aguinaldo Signals Surrender If Wildman Receives Him

A Hong Kong cable dispatch to the Evening World reports Aguinaldo ready to surrender if General Wildman will receive him at Manila. It says the Filipino junta in Hong Kong communicated with Aguinaldo last week and urged him to seek mercy from the United States.

Hong Kong United States Wildman New York Aguinaldo Conce Wildman Manila

Senator Hayward Dies In Nebraska City

United States Senator Hayward died at 6 20 this morning in Nebraska City aged 60 a retired wealthy lawyer he was chosen to succeed William V Aller at this year election

Nebraska City Neb United States Hayward William V. Aller

Thomas R Fitch Dies in South Brantree After Saturday Morning

Thomas R Fitch a prominent South Brain tree resident died Saturday morning and was buried Monday afternoon. He was known for his social reform work in Boston as a ardent Henry George supporter and entertaining speaker who advocated the single tax at Sunday meetings on Boston Common.

Thomas R. Fitch South Braintree Boston Henry George Boston Common

Bailey Torpedo Boat Destroyer Bailey Launches in New York

The torpedo boat destroyer Bailey was launched at Morris Heights on the Harlem River with Miss Florence Beekman Bailey as sponsor. Built for speed, she aims for 33 knots and must reach 30 for government acceptance. Armament includes four six-pounder guns and three torpedo tubes. She spans 206 feet long with a 19 foot beam and 6600 horsepower.

Florence Beekman Bailey Bailey New York Charles L. Seabury & Co Morris Heights Harlem River Theodorus Bailey Congress

Harper transfers text book line to American Book Co

Harper & Bros. confirms sale of college and high school textbooks to the American Book Company of New York and Chicago. The State Trust Company becomes temporary receiver for Harper & Bros. The court also grants voluntary dissolution and names Francis C. Cantine to hear creditor claims.

New York Harper & Bros. Today American Book Company of Chicago State Trust Company Harper & Bros. Publishing Corporation Gildersleeve Trust Company Francis C. Cantine

Funeral for Captain Martin L. White Held at Roxbury Church

The funeral of Police Captain Martin L. White proceeded from Winthrop Street M. E. Church Roxbury with wide police and naval veteran representation. Forty policemen led the cortege with Lieutenants Spear Curran and Hurley, and Lynn officers escorted to Pine Grove Cemetery. The Roxbury services were described as impressive with pallbearers from multiple divisions and the coffin draped in the American flag.

Martin L. White Winthrop Street M. E. Church Roxbury Kearsarge Naval Veterans T. A. Hurley C. C. J. Spear Daniel F E. Curran Pine Grove Cemetery Lynn Police Wiliam Rowe

Casualties in the Twenty sixth Volunteer Regiment in the Philippines

Complete list of first casualties from the 26th Regiment in the Nov 18 and 21 fighting. Names include Henry Hiscock Richard Corbett James Rooney Abraham Frappier John Quigsey Eugene Blower Edmund Sweet and others with units ranks and next of kin details. Some entries note birthplaces enlistment cities and kin in Massachusetts New York and New Hampshire areas. Some rosters lack apparent matches in the regimental list.

Twenty-sixth Volunteer Philippines Henry Hiscock Groun Richard Corbett Manila James Rooney Abraham Frappier John Quigsey Eugene Blower A. Hiscock West Sixty-second Street New York Boston Elizabeth Rooney Cottage Place Somerville Mass Richard P. Corbett Bridgewater Aedlin Corbett Leon Frappier Lowell John Quigley Mary A. Quigley Constantia N. Y C. F. Adams South Clinton Street Syracuse Edmund Sweet Morris Forks George A. Sweet John Nadeau Lawrence George Nedau Nadeau Harold Plattsburg Matilda Lashua Chazy George Russell Lawrence Grennan

Moody Diagnosis Unchanged After New York Expert Conference

The Moody case remains a weakened heart with dilation due to overwork. Moody can be dressed and move between bed and chair, though he has difficult breathing at times. Doctors expect eventual recovery and Moody continues to see only his family while receiving many letters of sympathy.

Wast Northfield D. L. Moody H. D. Nichols New York Mr. Moody Dr. Nichols Wood Evangelist

Married women barred from postoffice clerk jobs

First Assistant Postmaster General Heath announces that married women cannot remain postoffice clerks. In Modes Connecticut Mrs Jennie J Brown is cited. postmasters must call for resignations of married female clerks and replace them, as the department deems marriage incompatible with service.

Washington Heath Jennie J. Brown Modes Conn

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