Spirit of Americanism Revered at Battery B Dinner
Colonel Thomas lauded patriotism while 200 guests at the United States Hotel heard speakers recall the Maine disaster. Curtis Guild urged militia support and a state rifle range as Massachusetts pledges readiness for any crisis. Mrs. Wellington responded for the ladies. Colonel Pratt closed the toast.
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Heavy Artillery
United States
Henry A. Thomas
Curtis Guild, Jr
Maine
Havana Harbor
Long
Massachusetts
Aheast
Curtis Guild
Europe
Austin C. Wellington
Charles Pratt
Weather forecast for Boston and northeastern states
Partly cloudy today in New England and eastern New York with colder air moving in by Friday evening. Westerly winds prevail as the weather turns colder for the Boston area and vicinity.
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Washington
New England
New York
Boston
Vicinity
Pocketbook Left in Parker House Contains Cash and Notes
Buffalo man T A Eberhardt reported losing a leather pocketbook at the Parker House containing 120 in cash drafts for 6 percent and notes worth 10000. Hotel staff denied he was a guest and he fails to report the loss to management. He stays at 74 Pinckney street. Police note the hotel was closed and dark at the time.
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T. A. Eberhardt
Buffalo
N. Y
Parker House
Eberhardt
Pinckney Street
Post
Lynched in Court Yard at Mayfield Ky
A. Richard son Allen, colored, was lynched early today in the county court house yard at Mayfield by a mob of armed men. He had robbed James A. Wright, a tobacco buyer and coal dealer, at his residence last Sunday night. The mob planned to lynch three more, including Tom Holmes who killed his wife over a baseball game dispute. Mayfield, a prohibition town, is described as having many dives as the mob seeks a "clean sweep" of such resorts.
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Paducah
A. Richardson Allen
Mayfield
County Court House
Allen
James A. Wright
Tom Holmes
Bryan Calls Money Question Paramount for 1900 Campaign
In Topeka Bryan addresses 600 Democrats saying the money question is the dominant issue for the next campaign. He notes cooperation signs from Socrats Populists and free silver Republicans. He declines comment on the Maine sinking pending official report.
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Topeka
Kan
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Socrats
Free Silver Republicans
Maine
Manning wins DAR officers in Washington Congress
Mrs Daniel Manning elected resident-general with 896 votes while Donald McLean earned 110 and Mrs Rose Beckett 220. Mrs A Brockett of Virginia chosen vice-president-general in charge of organization. Mrs C A Stakely of Washington re-elected chaplain-general. Additional officers include Mrs Albert Ackers recording secretary-general, Miss Sue Hetzel register-general, Mrs M B Hatch treasurer-general, and others.
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Washington
Daughters of American Revolution
Congress
Daniel Manning
Donald McLean
Rose Beckett
A Brockett
Virginia
C. A. Stakely
Albert Ackers
Sue Hetzel
M. B. Hatch
Robert S. Hatcher
Maryland
Gertrude Bascomb Darwin
Wreck Sighted in Vineyard Sound During Storm
Captain John M. Hallett reports sighting a probable wreck early this week in Vineyard Sound. At 9 30 a m Wednesday the H M Whitney observed a small lumber laden schooner three miles west-northwest of Handkerchief Shoal Lightship with a white mast protruding from the bow. He warns that floating wreckage could cause serious collisions for westward bound steamers at night.
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John M. Hallett
Vineyard Sound
H. M. Whitney
Areces
Ow York
Handkerchief Shoal
Fallett
Boldini Ill in New York with Pneumonia
Famous portrait painter Giovanni Boldini is gravely ill with pneumonia at Waldorf Astoria New York. He fell ill last week and has worsened.
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New York
Giovanni Boldini
Waldorf-Astoria
Lieutenant Simonds Retires from Salem Cadet Unit
An application for retirement was forwarded yesterday to the Attorney General by Lieutenant Edward A. Simonds of Salem quartermaster of the Second Corps of Cadets.
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Edward A. Simonds
Salem
Second Corps of Cadets
Community Seeks Suspect After Hagan Assault
Somerville residents hunted for the assailant who struck 70 year old Patrick Hagan at 15 Maple Street. Police say he was seated by an open kitchen window when an unseen person crept up and fractured his skull.
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Patrick Hagan
Maple Street
Howard Gould Elected to Stock Exchange Membership
Howard Gould stock broker of New York was elected to membership in the Stock Exchange today on February 24.
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Howard Gould
New York
The
Stock Exchange Today
Chelsea shoe cutters strike over new fining system
The eleven workers of Charles F. Kelley & Co. at Fourth and Cypress streets Chelsea are on strike to protest the new fining system implemented in the shop.
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Charles F. Kelley & Co
Fourth and
Cypress Streets
Chelsea
Kelley
Question to Blanco on Maine mine theory unsettled
Havana February 24 The Court of Inquiry adjourned to meet at Key West as questions persist over whether the Maine anchored over a submerged mine. Governor-General Blanco refused to answer if the ship moored over a mine, saying the issue is for governments to decide.
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Key West
Havana
Uncle Sam
Blanco
Maine
Spain
Cuba
Sagasta
Board of Inquiry
Washington
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Rueter & Company
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Topeka Democrats
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Boldini III
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