Notable Clerics Endorse Warner's Safe Cure
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Edward Wilson and Rev. J. E. Rankin of Howard University praise Warner's Safe Cure as greatly beneficial for kidney and urinary diseases. They affirm many patients improved and cite physician usage, urging the remedy in humanity's service.
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Edward Wilson
D. D
J. E. Rankin
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Bishop Wilson
Warner
Pr. Rankin
Rankin
Fire Engulfs Malden Double House Endangering Residents
Fire struck the J. F. Sterling properties at 226 and 228 Eastern Avenue Malden yesterday at 4 20 am. Richard Green awakened his family and helped evacuate as firefighters contained the blaze. Loss estimated at 400 to the building and 2 to furnishings with no insurance. Occupants include Richard Green and Frederick Hass.
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J. F. Sterling
Eastern Avenue
Malden
Richard Green
Frederick Hass
Brick fragment injures Cambridge boy in vacant lot incident
About 3 pm in North Cambridge a brick fragment from a stones and missiles game fractured Malcolm Matherson's skull. The 13 to 16 year olds were involved. He was taken to his home, then to Cambridge Hospital by ambulance after Dr. Tyler attended.
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Middlesex
Railroad Streets
Cambridge
Malcolm Matherson
Tyler
Cambridge Hospital
Ryan Donovan Wedding Ties South End Republican to Roxbury Bride
Daniel F. Ryan, known in South End Republican circles, married Annie A. Donovan of Roxbury yesterday at Holy Cross Cathedral. The ceremony at 3 pm was led by Rev. Father McCormack. Guests included Alderman William Berwin and several state representatives. The couple hosted at 8 Forbes Street Roxbury from 7 to 10 pm.
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Daniel F. Ryan
South End
Annie A. Donovan
Roxbury
Holy Cross Cathedral
Father McCormack
Donovan
Adams House
Elizabeth Donovan
Vincent F. Crowley
Ryan
Forbes Street
Isses
Harriet
Emily Ryan
William Berwin
Franz Hugo Krebs
Albert
Clarke
Alfred 8. Hayes, Jr
John C. Carson
Elbridge Green Dies After Long Illness at 8 Years
Elbridge Green aged eight died at his Main street Melrose home after a long illness. He was an longtime town official serving as town clerk and school committee member and a former assessor. He ran for the Legislature in 1849 and lost by one vote. He leaves a daughter, Mrs Ellen Marshall of Melrose. Funeral services set for this afternoon at Wyoming Cemetery burial planned there.
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Elbridge Green
Main Street
Elrose
Green
Melrose
Malden
Ellen Marshall
Wyoming Cemetery
Nine day tours to Washington and beyond to major cities
Tour package details nine day itineraries to Washington Mount Vernon Philadelphia and New York with five days in the national capital. Depart Boston March 2 with additional departures April 8 15 22 May 12 and 2 percent. Optional Old Point Comfort trip available for 3 dollars. Contact A. J. Simmons EBA 211 Washington Meat Boston.
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Washington
Mt Vernon
Philadelphia
New York
National Capital
Boston
Old Point Comfort
A. J. Simmons
EBA
Bostom
Oak Hall Clothing Company Members Named
The history recounts the firm’s rise from the blue store on North street in 1840 to a larger Oak Hall on Washington street and notes Thornton H. Simmons and C. Simmons as members with Boston addresses 398 Boylston and unknown current location.
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Boston
Blue
North Street
Oak Hall
Washington Street
Thornton H. Simmons
Boylston Street
Nahant
Oak Hall Clothing Company
C. Simmons
Grand Ball At Copley Hall Draws 400 Plus Couples
St James G T A S hosted a grand ball at Copley Hall with over 400 couples, featuring guest Representative W T A Fitzgerald. John J Barry led as floor director with T J Sullivan and 25 aides, plus a prominent committee of arrangements.
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St. James Young Men’s
C. T. A. Society
Copley Hall
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
John J. Barry
T. J. Sullivan
J. J. Barry
Miss Mar
Herrick
Edmund Burke
Cornelius Murphy
W. H. Crowley
D. F. Wheeler
Hug . Cassidy
William Donaghue
M. A. Sullivan
John Finoling
Charles Crowley
John A. Foley
Thomas W. Burroughs
Daniel P. Sullivan
Dennis P. Sullivan
Timothy J. Sullivan
Edward Healy
Nellie Fleming
Mary McDonald
Katherine Kearns
May Russell
Mary O’connor
Katherine Welsh
Elizabeth Shaughnessy
Annie Arthur
Nellie Butler
Gertrude Fitzgerald
Helen Fitzgerald
Emma Fitzgerald
Agnes Lally
Mary Lally
Margaret Troy
Annie Gallagher
Catherine Shaughnessy
Mary Buckley
Mary Doyle
John Hayes
Michael Melidy
Paul Butler
Timothy Butler
Philip W. Doherty
Sons of St. George Hold Fourth Annual Ball at Copley Hall
Fully five hundred members of Cabot Lodge No. 344 and guests danced at the fourth annual ball at Copley Hall. The hall was decorated with bunting and international flags. grand march led by Floor Director Robert Sams with Miss L. Pingree. Many society officers and local couples attended, among them Grand Messenger Kershaw Grand Assistant Secretary Jacques Grand President Barlow and Grand Vice President H. Wright.
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Cabot Lodge
Order of Sons of St. George
Copley Hall
Robert Sams
Shaw
St. Foley
Miss James
Stephen Wiles
Charles Morgan
A. W. Maynard
Hatters in the Dance at Boston Club Ball
The United Hatters of Boston held their second annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall last night with large attendance. City dignitaries and business leaders attended including Timothy Connolly and Timothy McCarthy. The event featured costly souvenirs, a grand march led by M Mulligan, Mamie Keenan, and 75 other couples, and hall decor in white and green with a gold inscription over the stage.
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United Hatters of
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Timothy Connolly
Common Council
Timothy McCarthy
H. Hubbard
J. Lamson
Lamson & Hubbard
Thomas Murphy
Fred Kneeland
Frank O'Hara
George Pennet
Central Labor Union
George Bennett
Massacre at Lake City Post Office Blamed on White Supremacy
A Columbia dispatch reports a lethal mob attack in Lake City Williamsburg County at 5 this morning. Postmaster Baker a black man, his wife and infant killed and his four daughters maimed or fatally wounded as the post office and home were burned. Eleven members of the Baker family were affected while several others escaped. A coroner's jury will investigate amid widespread indignation.
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Atlanta
Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
Lake City
Williamsburg County
Baker
Tuillman
McLauren
Horton
Dental Tragedy Stuns Biddeford After Tooth Extraction
Rufus B. McDonald aged 28 a jewelry store clerk in Saco died during a dental extraction in Biddeford. A post mortem was held later in Coroner Dennitt's office by Drs. Bassford and Davis to determine the cause.
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Biddeford
Rufus B. McDonald
Saco
Dennitt
Bassford
Davis
Quincy Urges Democratic Unity at Boston Mayor Banquet
In Providence on February 22 the Young Men's Democratic Club hosted a banquet with Mayor Josiah Quincy of Boston as speaker. He urged Democrats divided by the last campaign to seek harmony, avoid forming a platform now, and unite to oppose Republicans, adding that clear Democratic issues will emerge before the next campaign.
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Providence
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Spanish Inquiry Opens as Maine Court Returns to Blanco and Manterola
A United States naval court of inquiry probes the Maine sinking with Captain-General Blanco and Admiral Manterola called as witnesses. Divers recover a six inch powder case from the forward wreck area as the Mangrove hosts the sessions near the Maine. Aiding ships Terror and other vessels undergo rapid repairs at Norfolk Navy Yard ahead of expected sailings.
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United States Naval Court
Blanco and Manterola
Havana
Lee
United States Court of Inquiry
Maine
Blanco
Manterola
United States
Mangrove
Sigsbee
Spanish admiralty court probes Maine disaster details
Judge Peral and officials hear depositions from officers and crew of the Alfonso XII on the Maine catastrophe. Admirals Manterola and Blanco supervise the inquiry as crews recount rescue actions and explosion witnesses from the Alfonso’s watch.
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Judge Peral
Maine
Manterola
Blanco
Alfonso XII
Alfonso
Salvage Work Continues On Maine After Explosion
Lieutenant Holman and Lieutenant-Commander Wainwright testified as divers labor in darkness to recover bodies and secure compartments of the Maine. Electric lights from the Mangrove aid work while officers and salvage crews report progress and sympathy from higher command.
Rumor of Vizcaya party run down denied
A rumor claimed the captain and a party from the Spanish cruiser Vizcaya were struck in New York Harbor by the tug E S Atwood and several drowned. The denial stated the tug had not left her dock for hours before the supposed collision.
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New York
Vizcaya
New York Harbor
E. S
Atwood
Vizcaya Coal Transfer From Lehigh Barges
Two Lehigh Valley coal barges were towed to the Vizcaya and their cargoes moved to the man of war. Captain Eulate ordered a coal supply here with no fears of hidden explosives. The Croton filled fresh water, and coal came from the Baltimore & Ohio terminus at St George. Navy inspectors loaded the barges yesterday and a navy tug watched them last night.
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New York
Vizcaya
Eulate
Croton
Baltimore & Ohio
St. George
United States Navy
Terror to Replace Maine Monitor Repaired for New York
The navy reports the double turret monitor formerly at Maine has been repaired and is to depart Norfolk for New York this morning. Officials say the expedited work follows an order issued yesterday to commence replacement.
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Norfolk Navy Yard
Long
Maine
Norfolk
New York
Foote
Winslow
Machias
Foraker Warns Spain Could Trigger War Over Maine
Senator Joseph B. Foraker said the Havana reports imply the Maine was blown up by a mine at an anchorage chosen by a Spanish harbormaster. He warned that if Spain refuses or hesitates to repay, war would follow and the U.S. must defend its honor.
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Washington
Joseph B. Foraker
Havana
Maine
Spain
Hawley Bill Pushes Two New Regiments for Coast Artillery
Senator Hawley reports a bill to increase the army artillery by two regiments and funds for maintaining them. General Miles notes twenty six new seacoast fortifications from Maine to Puget Sound with 189 modern guns and mortars to be manned by the added regiments amid ongoing coastal defense work.
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Hawley
Miles
Washington
John H. Wilson
Maine
Puget Sound
Meiklejohn
Fort Stevens
Ore
Great Diamond Island
Portland
Fort Constitution
Portsmouth
N. H
Long Island Head
Boston Harbor
Dutch Island
Narragansett Bay
R. I
Long Island Sound
N. Y
Delaware City
Del
Savannah
New Orleans
San Diego
Cal
Wash
Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific
Government to study Maine explosion with Dr. Munroe
Washington reports the government hired Dr. Charles E. Munroe, Columbian University chemistry professor, to prepare an impartial scientific report on the nature of the explosions that destroyed the Maine. His authoritative work on high explosives will guide the navy department verdict.
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Washington
Charles E. Munroe
Columbian University
Maine
Torpedo Boats Leave Cadiz for Havana Harbor
A squadron of torpedo boats departed Cadiz bound for Havana Harbor as tensions rise between Spain and overseas fleets. The march indicates a substantial naval deployment from Cadiz to Caribbean waters in late February.
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Madrid
Cadiz
Havana Harbor
Navy Department estimates funds needed
Washington reports that Navy Department employees have been estimating the amount of money required. The article notes a fiscal planning context with a figure under discussion, reflecting budgeting concerns and state of military accounts.
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Washington
Navy Department
Boutelle Proposes Maine Sailors Relief Joint Resolution
The proposal would grant surviving families of Maine sailors up to one year’s pay and compensation for lost clothing and effects. The total appropriation would be capped at 150000 dollars.
De Lome In Effigy In Yonkers Protest Over Maine Loss
About 100 men hauled a faux Spanish military figure in Yonkers as an effigy of Senor Enrique Dupuy de Lome. The stitched figure wore a red bound mouth, tied hands, and a sawdust head with a crossarm display on Ashburton avenue, amid fierce weather.
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New York
Senor
Enrique Dupuy de Lome
Yonkers
Maine
Ashburton Avenue
Red Cross Doctors Depart for Cuba at Clara Barton’s Request
Three doctors and the chief nurse of the Red Cross left New York today for Cuba in response to Clara Barton. The group includes Dr Amonae Lesser of this city, surgeon-in-chief and executive head of the Red Cross Hospital in New York, Dr F E Eagan of Boston, and Dr J B Hubbell of Indiana.
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New York
Red Cross Organization
United States
Cuba
Clara Barton
Amonae Lesser
City
National Red Cross Organization
Red Cross Hospital
F. E. Eagan
Boston
J. B. Hubbell
Indiana
Orders for 9000 Troops in Pennsylvania
Major General Snowden, commander of the National Guard of Pennsylvania, issued general orders to recruit to full quota and keep them secret. Officers must have their units ready to march fully armed on 24 hours notice. The Pennsylvania National Guard numbers about 9000 men.
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Philadelphia
Snowden
W National Guard of
Pennsylvania
National Guard of
Monument Planned in Washington for Army Navy Servicemen
Steps have been taken to erect a monument in Washington to honor the rank and file of the army and navy who served in the late war. The project is led by the National Reunion Monument Association and aims to raise one million dollars through public subscription.
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Washington
Army
National Reunion Monument Association
Dorchester Dedication of Mary Hemmenway School Opens
The Mary Hemmenway School in Dorchester was dedicated at 3 pm at Adams and King streets replacing Harris as a primary school. President Hogan and J Austin Bassett led remarks honoring Mary Hemmenway with Livermore and a Dorchester School Committee delegation in attendance. The building will open for occupancy in about one to two weeks.
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Mary Hemmenway
Dorchester
Adams and
King Streets
Harris
Emily Fifield
Mary A. Livermore
Henry D. Hogan
J. Austin Bassett
Archibaldl Davidson
Charles Fleischer
Mr. Horton
Thomas F. Strange
All New England Wins Chess Bout at Boston Club
In Boston, two top teams Bostons and All New England met at the Boston Checker Club. The New England Association elected officers headed by President George W Dearborn and re elected secretary treasurer George H Dean. All New England won 39 to 34 with 39 drawn games, despite the Bostons missing Potter and Oliver.
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Boston Checker Club
New England Checker Association
George W. Dearborn
Lowell
William Lewis
Providence
George H. Dean
Messrs
J. H. Irwin
Samuel Grover
L. M. Stearns
W. C. Parrow
R. M. Plaisted
W. H. McLaughlin
C. O
Mayberry
Bostons
All New England
Potter
Oliver
Double Umpire Plan Proposed For National League
Chicago February 22 President Hart of the Chicago Base ball Club and chair of the NL playing rules committee issued his report on rules. The major feature describes two umpires per game a referee umpire and an assistant umpire with fixed positions. Umpires may not exchange duties without captain consent.
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Chicago
Hart
Chicago Baseball Club
National League
Manhattan Club Hosts Twelfth Annual Reception and Dance
The Manhattan Club held its twelfth annual reception and dance at Berkeley Hall with over 800 attendees. Representative Thomas Mackey directed floor activities, assisted by Vice-President J. T. Hogan and a team of forty helpers, amid a large turnout of social club members and guests.
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Manhattan Club
Berkeley Hall
Thomas Mackey
J. T. Hogan
May Driscoll
Christopher McCaffery
K. Cohen
W. ‘Tf
Ritzger
Y M C A Feast Celebrates Second Annual Banquet
The Boston Y M C A Evening Institute hosted its second annual banquet with over 250 attendees. President Arthur S. Johnson opened the event. H H Longfellow served as toastmaster. Henry T. Bailey answered the toast to The Commonwealth.
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Evening Institute For
Boston Y. M. C. A
Arthur S. Johnson
H. H. Longfellow
Henry T. Bailey
State Board of Education
Commonwealth
A.S. Covel
O. K. Huntsman
W. C
Latin School '98 Dance Ad for Wringer Makers
Advertisement for The American Wringer Company listing addresses 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 8 Arch Street. They manufacture clothes wringers mangle machines and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
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The
American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
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G. C. Lattimer
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Clement Avenue
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Minneapolis, Minn
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Norwegian Methodist Church
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Hanover St
General Miles
Gilmore
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New England
Latin School
Boston Latin School
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James A. Munroe
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Robert B. Whitney
Walter J. Mayers
Edward F. O’ Dowd
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