Chains for Luis Someillan Sentenced in Hawaii
In Tovane Jan 14 at 12 30 pm Luis Someillan naturalized American citizen guilty of conspiring against Spain was sentenced to life imprisonment in chains. The tribunal dismissed favorable evidence and cited disaffection to Spain as motive. El Yunque organ of autonomist party in Puerto Principe suppressed. editor Eduardo Varela Zequiera arrested. Louis Lay, once jailed at Regla, released from Cabanas fortress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twavana
Luis Someillan
Someilian
Someillan
el Yueblo
Puerto Principe
Senor
Eduardo Varela Zequiera
la Discusion
Louis Lay
Regla
Havana
Cabanas
Cuban Republic Stamps Debated for U S Mail Use
Washington January 14 The appearance of stamps from the so called Cuban republic in United States mails sparked discussion in the Post Office Department over their recognition as proper postage since the U S government has not recognized Cuba as free and independent. This may be the first case of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Post Office Department
Cuba
Cuban general Roloff arrested by U.S. marshals
General Carlos Roloff secretary of war for Cuban insurgents was arrested by two United States marshals and jailed at Ludlow Street. He faces charges of taking part in an expedition to Cuba aboard the Woodall on June 28 189. The Spanish consul Baldassano filed the complaint. Warrants issued for other Cuban junta members. Roloff was released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carlos Roloff
United States
Ludlow Street
Shields
Roloff
Cuba
Woodall
Baldassano
Charity Matinee In Boston At Columbia Theatre
A grand benefit performance for Boston relief, under the Red Cross Bureau Relief Brigade, to aid the poor, hosts a varied lineup. Acts include ballet of the fairies from Jack and the Beanstalk, hilarious scenes from Brian Boru, and sketches like My Friend From India with Arthur and Jennie Dunn. Notable artists Chauncey Olcott, Signor Alberti, Jefferson De Angelis, Bessie Bonehill, and others donate performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Red Cross Bureau Relief Brigade
Boston Traveler
Columbia Theatre
Eight Pretty Maids
Brian Boru
India
Arthur
Jennie Dunn
Frances Harrison
Harry Rogers
Amelia Summerville
Marion Giroux
May Sinclair
Lettie le Vyne
Signorita Chiquita
George Lowell Tracy
John C. Slavin
Vincent Dramatic Club stages The Trustee in Brattle Hall
A large Brattle Hall audience in Cambridge attended a Vincent Dramatic Club benefit last evening. The four act drama The Trustee featured William V. MacGill as John Allston with Thomas Louden, George F. Madden and Anna B. Ames in principal roles. Walter F. Gibreas and Ella Stevens provided comedy, with a full cast listed under Mrs. J. D. MacGill, who directed the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Vincent Dramatic Club
John Allston
William V. MacGill
Thomas Louden
Daniel Vane
George F. Madden
Arthur Langdon
Anna BE. Ames
Postner and Curran calendar in high demand
Postner and Curran release a large serviceable calendar praised for neat printing and clear date letters. The bulky gift is noted as costly yet attractive, fitting for offices where time is money and earning praise from its many supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postner & Curran
Pocahontas
Posiner & Curran
Kidney Health Promise and Personal Proof claim
A persuasive claim extols kidney function as the key to perfect health. It asserts that poisonous blood causes heaviness, bilious attacks, headaches, unrest, and appetite changes, which will vanish once kidneys work properly. The text emphasizes self-conviction through personal proof and widespread testimonials.
Worn Clerks Ball Aims High With Elegant Attire
A Boston social event details donors and attendees from R. H. White and Filene's circles. Prominent figures including G. Kramer and J. O Callaghan attended, with Mrs. Edna Merrill directing the ball. Guests showcased lavish gowns by Rourke, White, Glancey, Draycott, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Barry
J. H. Lee
Joseph Lagarde
RE. G. Kramer
R. H. White
J. J. O'Callaghan
Thomas O'Callaghan & Co
O'Callaghan
James Houston
Mr. Henderson
Houston & Henderson
Filene
Edna Merrill
M. E. Wood
Alice J. Draycott
Elizabeth M. Allen
Helen Tetlow
K. J. Glancey
Mae Parker
Julia Murray
Elizabeth A. Walsh
Bertha Stone
Mary Walsh
Nellie Murphy
Mary Carroll
Mary B. Ulmer
Emma A. Fisher
Katherine G. McGrath
Association
Merrill
Miss
Gilchrist’s
Mrs. Edmonds
Mrs. Rourke
L. A. White
E. M. Allen
Dresden
Katherine J. Glancy
Ruth Clark
M. H. Walsh
Katherine McGrath
Alice Draycott
Jeanette Post
Minnie Ward
Mareschal Neil
A. M. Burleigh
Emma Fisher
Alice Norriss
Susie Williams
Jennie W. Smith
Helen Hamilton Murphy
Mary L Drury
Isabel V. Young
Mabel Newcomb
May Glancy
Minnie Glancy
Couture Tea Party Guests Parade In Portland
A crowd of ladies and gentlemen attended a social gathering, listing numerous attendees by name and describing a display of elegant gowns. The embroidery department of R. H. White & Co. was represented by several ladies, showcasing lace, satin, and silk ensembles.
Seamen Protest Over Frye Amendments At Boston Meeting
At a Boston meeting of the Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union a letter from Pacific Coast Seamen national secretary Andréw Furnseth condemned Senator Frye's amendments to the seamen's bill now before Congress. Sailors ashore demand organized labor aid for a public indignation meeting and urge Lodge and Hoar to back House seamen bills without Frye's changes.
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Atlantic Coast Union
Frye
Atlantic Coast Seamen's Union
Andréw Furnseth
Pacific Coast Seamen
Congress
Boston
Congressional Record
Massachusetts
Lodge
Hoar
House
Senate
Cardinal Gibbons Praises England US Arbitration Treaty
Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore on January 14 voiced unqualified approval of the arbitration treaty between England and the United States. He called it a decisive step toward universal arbitration and said its importance cannot be overestimated for peace lovers.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
England
United States
Widowed Mary Pratt Found Frozen in Chair in Concord
Mrs. Mary A. Pratt aged 68 living at 26 South Street was found dead in her chair this afternoon. Last seen alive Tuesday evening. She had a prior paralysis scare a year ago and is believed to have suffered another attack Tuesday evening, sat down, and died. The body was frozen stiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Mary A. Pratt
South Street
Not Obeying Lomasney Common Council Refuses Help
The article reports ongoing political conflict as Senator Lomasney battles City Clerk J M Galvin with a council delaying three key elections. It covers the Pneumatic Tube Company inquiry, a push to permit military drills, and various city projects including a foot-bridge, park lease rights, and playground site selection.
New Great South American Kidney Cure Surprises With Speed
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases are claimed to be cured within six hours by a new remedy offered by George C. Goodwin & Co of Boston. The ad promises prompt relief from bladder and kidney pain, backache, and urinary passage pain in men and women, including relief from water retention. It cites immediate relief and urges purchase at 86 Hanover Street, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bresnahan
General Court
Kinney
Ward 11
Briggs
Saunders
South Boston
Nangle
Yeas
George C. Goodwin &O
Hanover Street
Boston
Cookies Found in Crittenden Home in Shelburne Falls
Sugar cookies and wafers thought worth missing since Mrs. McCloud vanished were found at the Crittenden residence near the body of his daughter. An inquest is set for Tuesday morning in Shelburne Falls. Attorney Fred F. Dowling represents O Neil. State officers questioned William O Connell Chick Heathcoat and Tim Kennedy in a private examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne Falls
Fred F. Dowling
North Adams
O'Neil
Franklin County
Greenfield
John O'Neil
Nellie
William O’connell
Chick” Heathcoat
Tim Kennedy
Eighth Private Social of Boston Ladies’ Relief Association
Over 150 couples danced at the Catholic Union hall corner Worcester and Washington last night for the eighth private social of the Young Ladies Relief Association of Boston. Miss Annie McCanty directed the floor with an able staff. committees included Misses McCanty Quinn Riley Freeman Winsor Reynolds Mathewson Field and Flaherty. Officers listed were President Lizzie J Curtis Secretary Eva Butterman Treasurer Catherine Donovan and Financial Secretary Lizzie J Doonan.
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Catholic Union Building
Worcester
Washington Street
Young Ladies’ Relief Association of
Boston
Annie McCanty
Mary A. Quinn
Allie Riley
Annie C. Freeman
Grace G. Winsor
Mary V. Reynolds
Agnes Mathewson
Helen A. Field
Mary A
Charles E Perry Co Calendar Sale Easily Draws Interest
Charles E Perry Co at 183 and 18 Congress street offers a handsome calendar with copper plate engraving of a pastoral French painting on white cardboard about 3 by 2 feet. The piece features a calendar pad, bright red silk fringe, and a bow, suitable for drawing rooms and useful for a commercial house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Perry & Co
Congress Street
City
Life Guard remedy praised by patient in testimonial
A reader testimonial extols Dr. Shaw Life Guard as effective in breaking up and preventing colds. The ad describes Dr. Thomas P. Shaw of Lowell as its inventor, claims it cures colds and arrests la grippe, prevents pneumonia, contains no morphine or quinine, and notes two cent bottles sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Shaw
Lowell
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts Medical Society
Life Guard
la Grippe
Patent aid offer from John Wedderburn & Co G C
An ad states John Wedderburn and Co G C patent attorneys in Washington DC offer patent assistance for 1800 dollars and a new list of 1000 inventions, urging readers to protect simple ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OHN Wedderburn
Washington, D. C
John Wedderburn & Co., Dept. G. SI
MD Bet
John Wedderburn & C
G. 31
Washington,d. C
Doan's Kidney Pills touted as cure for backache
Boston area readers were urged that back pain signals kidney trouble and that Doan's Kidney Pills restore kidney function. A Maine resident testifies to relief after a cold worsened back pain, praising the product and endorsing its use for future trouble.
Delaware salaed continues of dockside visit reported
United States District Attorney Clark completed a visit aboard the Dolphin presuming no filibuster as he returned to sea duty. The Dolphin waited for the cruiser Newark before entering port while under Captain Nelson and Lieutenant Sutherland on the Colfax revenue cutter.
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United States
Clark
Delaware
Dolphin
Colfax
Sutherland
Newark
Nelson
Delaware Shipowner Denies Filibuster Seizure Claims
William P. Clyde, head of Clyde Steamship, defends the Delaware after a reported seizure by the U S despatch boat Dolphin near Jacksonville. He says the vessel carried a general cargo and had no munitions of war, calling the report ridiculous. The Delaware had recent Clyde line transfers and no word of seizure from agents.
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Charleston
Jacksonville
New York
Clyde Line
Delaware
Birel, Hillman & Streaker
Philadelphia
Lane
Boston
Lewis Dock
George W. Clyde
Clyde
St. John’s Bar
United States
William P. Clyde
Clyde Steamship Company
Dolphin
Fla
West Indies
New England
St. John's Bar
Kemp
Blunder Over Clyde Line Cargo Denial
A Post reporter sought to verify a claim that the Delaware carried 1000 unknown packages. Clyde line officials denied the statement and said the manifest shows 2500 cases of boots and shoes 1000 boxes of bacon 800 barrels of potatoes and other goods. The ship left Charleston for Jacksonville with remaining cargo. manifest inspection was refused.
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Post
Clyde Line
Washington Street
Delaware
W.S. Sayers
Charleston
Jacksonville
Lewis Wharf
A. P. Lane
New England
Linen Swindle Confession From Back Bay Arrests
Three men including James Reynolds of 260 Fulton Street Brooklyn and Robert Walker of Brooklyn, with Joseph N Donnelly, 16, were arrested in Tremont Street hotel in the linen swindle case. Reynolds confessed after Chief Inspector Watts revealed prior gang activity, admitting counterfeit circulars printed in Cincinnati and a non existent firm. He claimed a nationwide operation begun after the World’s Fair, selling goods by samples never shipped, with cases and 10,000 circulars found among loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Reynolds
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Robert Walker
Joseph N. Donnelly
Reynolds
Tremont Street
Watts
England
Cincinnati
United States
Old Country
New York City
New York
West Somerville Board of Trade Holds First Annual Banquet
The West Somerville Board of Trade held its first annual banquet at Hotel Woodbridge with Daly's Orchestra providing music. Mayor A. Perry, Cambridge and Malden trade leaders attended as dignitaries. President Garcelon reviewed the organization’s history and discussed mutual advancement through business unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Somerville Board of Trade
Woodbridge
West Somerville
Daly
Charles Williams
Cambridge
H.S. Garcelon
A. A. Perry
D. A. Ritchie
Citizens’ Trade Association of Cambridge
Asher F. Black
Malden Board of Trade
Peter MacQueen
Day Street Congregational Church
Garcelon
Perry
Boards of Trade
Quincy
Messrs
Maiden
The American Wringer Company Ad
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Cornhill Boston offering all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
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Luis Soman
Guize
Hawaii
Spain
U. S
A. W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
American House
Nellie O’brien
Kittie Keenan
S. H. Giddly
Gene Post
Kate R. Miller
A. F. McCausland
Nellie A. Hayes
Portland
Gertrude A. Fernald
Bessie Higgins
Nellie McCleary
Emily Ryan
Mattie Hamilberg
Sadie Hamilberg
Nettie Hamilberg
J F. Connell
Ella Powers
Grace Lynch
Harriet Ryan
Minnie Woods
J. Thompson
Helen Thompson
May McCarty
Julia McC
L. A. Pinkham
Thomas Sweeny
Wesley Warnock
P. J. Fleming
J. G. Pike
Albert Shaw
Henry Shaw
Millard F. Clark
J. M. Lagarde
N. H. Gardinier
J. H. Ewing
E. J. Lynch
J. H. Haming
H. G. Stockton
J. J. Finerty
Stella Scott
May Davis
Elizabeth Walsh
Catherine Clancey
Catherine E. Black
Ethel Hickok
Eva Cook
Margaret Hurley
Kate Miller
M. E. Pearl
W. J. Allen
Katie Farrell
Alice B. Norris
Kattie Keenan
R. H. White & Co
N. Holland
Mona Holland
Alice Tiernan
A. R. Kenney
Mary L. Ingalls
Annie Ingalls
Lomasney
Common Council
Galvin
Pneumatic Tube Company
McIsaac
J. M. Galvin
Presho
Colby
Dyar
Leary
Dever
Paul Dean
Augustus T. Sweat
Dean
Sweat
Mr. Galvin
Mr. Lomasney
Dean and Sweat
McCarthy
Ward 17
McIisaac
Board of Aldermen
Miller
Orchard
Mahoney
St. Charles Street
Columbus Avenue
Blue Hill Avenue
Talbot Avenue
Morton Street
Park Commissioners
Park Commission
Deer Island
W. J. Donovan
Fire Department
Kiley
Fitzgerald
MR. Addison Putnam
D. H. Willett
Fairbury St
Harrison Ave
General Electric Co
Roxbury
Doan
Bradbury
Foster-Milburn Company
Buffalo
N. Y
Waterhouse & Morrison
Bickstone Street
Board of Trade
Wi A
Jm Et Wee
Lemont Row
Taylor
Rea
John C. Tay
Flowers
J. Newman & SO
Tremont ST
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