Fresh volume cites Spanish view of Santiago battle and Cervera
The Naval Intelligence Bureau releases a translated war notes volume on the Santiago de Cuba siege. Captain Concas describes the Teresa and other ships’ losses, the Brooklyn and Oregon actions, and a dramatic rescue amid the wreckage with 22 percent mortality.
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Washington
Bureau of Naval Intelligence
Santiago Harbor
Victor N. Concas Y Palu
Infanta Maria Teresa
Cervera
Concas
Teresa
Brooklyn
Texas
Waa
Morro
General Shafter Abandons Auto Ride After Illness
Major-General Shafter did not visit Sycamore as planned due to a severe cold from an automobile ride. After a dinner at the Auditorium with Miss Sern of Chicago, the return trip stalled six miles out, forcing him to seek help from homes and a policeman. He recovered overnight but woke unable to rise, sending for a surgeon and his brother.
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Chicago
Shafter
Sycamore
Sern
Fifty-third Street
James
Jim
Lampears Friends Seek Kin of Pneumonia Victim Frank Lamphere
City Hospital reports the death of Frank Lamphere a 59 year old cook brought from 123 Nassau street on February 19. Authorities know little of his relatives though they believe some may live in Rhode Island and seek to contact them.
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Frank Lamphear
City Hospital
Nassau Street
Rhode Island
Monastery Planned for Cumberland Rhode Island
The Order of Trappists reportedly to locate a new monastery near Lonsdale Cumberland about 1½ miles north on The Bishop's Farm estate. The 400 acre site, once eyed for a theological seminary by Father Kane, has been unused for years. Officials say papers will transfer soon and work may begin in early spring.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Order of Trappists
Medway
Mass
Cumberland
Lonsdale
Father Kane
St. Patrick’s
Harkins
Woman Injured After Fall On Streetcar Stop
Mary O Dette age 26 from Hancock street stepped from a belt line car at Charles and Boyl streets yesterday fell and sustained injuries necessitating removal to her home by carriage.
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Mary O’dette
Hancock Street
Charles and
Boylston Streets
Still Probing Disclosures in City Departments
Probing disclosures affect the repair division with two investigators named while Mayor Hart remains reticent. Chief Electrician Brophy faces scrutiny amid rival claims tied to a political power shift and a $3500 salary debate for Lamp Superintendent Lang. Street and water departments see more discharges and staffing changes today.
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Hart
Brophy
Friends of
Flood
O’brien
Board of Aldermen
William D. Lang
Martin
Water Department
British Say Mail Openings Not Policy For Foreign Officials
In Durban a British official responded to U S charges that ex Consul Macrum’s official mail was opened. The British government said a petty official acted improperly, noting authorities were directed to pass foreign official mail.
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Washington
Macrum
Durban
Great Britain
South Africa
State Department
Weather Whips Boston With Sudden Shifts and Searing Cold
A Boston weather roller coaster yesterday saw thunderstorms at 1 a.m. and a blizzard at 4 p.m., with temperatures plunging from 53 at dawn to 14 by 8 p.m. The piece notes chaotic swings across the Northeast, including six below in Chicago and near zero readings in other cities.
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Boston
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
United States
Handel's Judas Maccabeus Receives Eighteenth Boston Run
Handel's Judas Maccabeus an oratorio in three parts by Morrell was performed nineteenth? eighteenth? last night at Music Hall by the Handel and Haydn Society conducted by Emil Mollenhauer. Soloists included Antoinette Trebelli soprano Gertrude May Stein contralto H Evan Williams tenor and Myron W Whitney bass. Whitney, ill with a cold, was replaced early by his son Myron Whitney Jr, to warm applause.
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Handel
Judas Maccabeus
Thomas Morrell
Music Hall
Handel and Haydn Society
Emil Mollenhauer
Mme
Antoinette Trebelli
Gertrude May Stein
H. Evan Wiliams
Myron W. Whitney
Myron W. Whitney, Jr
Polly McGrail Wins Nine Months Strike for Paterson Mill
Polly McGrail of Paterson defeats the Silk Weavers' Union after a nine month strike at a hand silk mill. She supported an invalid husband and child, taught strikers' replacements, faced harassment and threats, carried a revolver for protection, and ultimately secured continued work for herself and her firm with no reinstatement for the strikers.
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Polly M
Paterson
Polly McGrail
New York
Alice
Polly
Missing Charles McDonald Feared Drowning After Boat Capsize
Charles McDonald aged about 45 of 34 Moulton Street Charlestown is missing since last Thursday. His wife reported the disappearance to harbor police. Charles Riley of East Boston last saw him at Curran Burton coal wharf with a dory bought from Captain McDonald. A southeast gale and a heavy bottom likely capsized the craft. the dory was found bottom up at the New England docks South Boston. A body search will continue.
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Charles McDonald
Moulton Street
Charlestown
Harbor
McDonald
Charles Riley
East Boston
Curran & Burton
Boston
William B. Palmer
New England Docks
Michael McDonough
Fire damages second story at 168 1 2 North Street
An alarm from Box 146 at 7 05 last evening sent firefighters to 168 1 2 North Street. The blaze damaged the second story property valued at 100 dollars and occupied by Mr Hardy.
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North Street
Hardy
Wife of Filipino Leader Aguinaldo Loyal to Husband
Manila report describes Senora Aguinaldo living under guard with Senoritas Sugar after capture by U S troops. The piece portrays her as devoted to Emilio Aguinaldo, recounts family details, personal losses, and her limited literacy and language skills.
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Manila
New York
Senora Aguinaldo
Emilio
Hill and Dale
Miguel
Senora
Senate Week to Feature Quay Fight and Tariff Debate
The Senate’s week centers on the Quay seating issue and the unfinished Hawaiian matter tied to the currency bill. Aldrich plans a Wednesday speech on the currency pact, with final action likely late in the week. House action focuses on the Porto Rican tariff bill amid GOP unity tensions and an Alabama contested election case.
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Senate
Quay
Pennsylvania
Aldrich
Chandler
Senator Turley
Hoar
Penrose
Mr. Quay
Burrows
Depew
Philippine Islands
House of Representatives
House
Alabama
Philippines
Man Killed in Collision With Trolley on Atlantic Avenue
Antonio Mascolo a 26 year old wagon driver for Coughlin and Ryan of 7 Stanhope street died early yesterday after his wagon collided with a trolley at Atlantic avenue and Oliver street. He suffered a fractured skull and died from internal hemorrhages after kidney rupture. He resided at 37 Fayette street.
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Antonio Mascelo
Atlantic Avenue
Oliver Street
Coughlin & Ryan
Stanhope Street
Mascolo
Fayette Street
Sleep Overcame Pain as Hale Falls into Building
Francis Hale a 26 year old homeless man crept into an unfinished Leverett Causes Way building early yesterday to sleep. He fell through a hatchway breaking both arms below the elbow. He woke at 3 pm and went to the Pitts Street Mission before being sent to City Hospital.
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Francis Hale
Leverett
Causesway Street
Hale
Pitts Street
City Hospital
Daylight Robbery At Zamora Street Home
The dwelling of G A Rothfuss at No 4 Zamora street was robbed yesterday afternoon of a lady's gold watch and long chain a gentleman's monogrammed watch a box with insurance papers and three bank books theft reported to authorities
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G. A. Rothfuss
Zamora Street
Rev Edward Lorense Dies Noted U B Church Editor
Dayton reports the death of the Rev Edward Lorense editor of the German periodicals for the United Brethren church and a prominent minister in that denomination for over forty years.
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Dayton
Edward Lorense
United Brethren Church
Lightning Damages Brookline Flag Pole
Lightning struck the flag pole on the Common opposite Brookline High School during a thunderstorm early yesterday morning. The pole was badly damaged with a wide crack and wood chips scattered at the base. Many spectators gathered and picked up pieces as souvenirs.
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Brookline
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