Terms Against the President and Admins in New Pamphlet
An anti-imperialist pamphlet from Boston denounces President McKinley and his Philippine policy and attacks McKinley, Hanna, Alger, Platt, Penrose, and Elkins as imperial bosses. It accuses party leaders of favoritism, civil service violations, and merit-system erosion, listing alleged appointments and policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
McKinley
League
Jobbery
Hanna
Platt
Sev
Eral
Imperial Party of
United States
Ohio
Michigan
Alger
New York
Pennsylvania
Penrose
West Virginia
Elkins
Illinois
Tanner
St Louis
Spain
Civil Service
Civil Service League
Civil Service Commission
Secretary of War
Che Ae
Cushing Process Advertisement Promotes Superior Stimulants
An advertising copy extols Dr Cushing's Process as unrivaled in oxidation stimulants for alcoholic care and medical use. It claims no substitute equals the benefits and cites endorsements by chemical authorities. The piece promotes Cushing Medical Supply Co with addresses in Boston New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushing
Dr. Cushing
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Washi St
Boston
Fulton New York
Sixth Ave
New York
Paris Floated After Salvage Efforts Off Rocks
Salvors slowed the stern to ease divers work and within hours three tugs dragged the liner free from the rocks. Pumps kept water in check and Captain Watkins and twenty crew remained aboard as the Paris was pulled clear and away from danger. German salvors offered little help while Falmouth tugs joined the scene and coast guards watched closely.
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London
Paris
Falmouth
Watkins
Watkins About to Retire From Sea After Paris Incident
New York July 11 Captain Frederick Watkins, commander of the stranded Paris, is to retire at the end of the season. Manager Clement A. Griscom said the license suspension by U S local inspectors will lead him to quit the sea of his own accord. He plans a quiet rest at his Southampton home with his wife, a Southermon woman, after a long career.
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New York
Clement A. Griscom
American Line
Frederick Watkins
Paris
United States
Southampton
Fire at Stetson block spares large blaze amid feud
A Monday night arson attempt at 218 Boylston street in Emma Stokes's Stetson estate building failed to spread, with rags and paper ignited in Room 8 but burning out. Two unnamed young men were arrested and held at Station 16 as the fire marshal investigates possible Stokes Stetson feud involvement.
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Boylston’ Street
Emma Stokes
John Stetson
Stokes
Twenty Seven Volunteers Enlisted at Kneeland Street
The recruitment office at Kneeland Street reported 60 to 60 applications yesterday with about one third rejected. Twenty one applicants were sworn into U S service in the afternoon. Eight accepted candidates have prior service, including William Giss Balloon Detachment U S Army Signal Corps and James Hale Company C Fifth Massachusetts Volunteers.
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Rice
Knhéeland
Str
Anover Street
Hanover Street
Aneet A. Cep
Kneeland Street
United States
William Giss
U. 8&8. Iy Signal Corps
James Hale
Massachusetts Volunteers
Luke Merrick
James J. McNell
Towage decision after Paris hull patching continues at sea
Divers work to patch the Paris hull while a tow offer of six pounds was refused. The vessel remains in relative safety tonight, with plans to tow to Falmouth tomorrow if condition allows. Weather holds rain fog and southeast wind, risk rising with stronger gusts. The Paris officer Griscom notes the captain’s grief and states the crew will return home once underwriters no longer need them.
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Wvi
Paris
Falmouth
Southton
Unitedates
Man in custody after forcible taking near town
A man identified as J. H. McClain forced entry at a farmhouse of M. S. Few Qua near here. He seized the adopted five year old daughter, assaulted her, placed her in a wagon and drove away. A reward for his arrest has been offered.
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Gvin Leen
J. H. McClain
Viel
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Fair in Washington and across New England and eastern New York with partly cloudy skies on Wednesday. Light winds and continued warm conditions are expected Thursday in the area.
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Washington
New England
New York
Beaton
Half Season Sale Notes on a Tattered Page
Fragmentary OCR hints at a sale event labeled half season with prices or discounts. Text is incomplete, but references a sale context and possible brand or shop term. No clear dates, names, or locations are readable.
Enlistment Report of Massachusetts and Vermont Volunteers
The Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers and First Vermont Volunteers welcomed by officers. Recruits judged bright and healthy, with Major Foote approving their drill and fitness. Enlisted men depart Boston for Plattsburg New York tomorrow at 3 pm for military training. Six Regiment recruits stayed behind, while others departed to learn army life at Pittsburgh barracks.
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Pany
Massachusetts Vo
Ripert M. Ve Pepany
Mga Massachuset
Mer Fansfiel Gregenbare
Frank J. Healey
Assachusetts
John Looney
Vermont
Foote
Ashington
Ely
D. C
United States Volunteers
Boston
Plattsboro
New York
Rice
Burg Barracks
Nile
Butler Ames Returns From Washington Visit
Butler Ames, former lieutenant colonel of the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers, returned from Washington today and said in an interview he did not go for any motives related to ob oblations commissions or pine views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Butler Ames
Leutenant
Massachusetts Volunteers
Washington
Drowning Heroine Mary Kemp er Dies After Rescue at Nantasket
Nantasket July 11 Mary B Kemp er 16 saved her younger sister from drowning then collapsed in knee deep water. Physicians suspect heart failure rather than drowning. She swam ashore with one arm free after rescuing the girl, who cried for help. Mary died after three hours of medical effort. The Kempers came from Butte Montana and will have Mary's body sent there.
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Nantasket
Mary B. Kemper
Kempers
Waveland
Nantasket Beach
Mary
Watem
Butte
Adrift 24 Hours in Fog Off Machias Coast
The crew of the schooner Ida from Libby Island survived a 24 hour open boat ordeal after fog and heavy seas drove them toward Camp Island in Machias Bay. They left Boston bound for eas N. 8. for plaster rocks and, despite a perilous voyage, reached safety at 6:30 after steering by a fog bank and breakers near Brother Islands.
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Machias
Thys
Bluff
Boston
Prom Des Gabrielsen
Eas N
Mt. Dese
Bay Fundy
Libby
Seal Island
Camp Island
Machias Bay
Rome
Ta Bay
Wheeler Heads to Manila for Philippines Campaign
General Joseph E Wheeler departed Washington July 11 bound for the Philippine Islands. He will travel via Chicago Omaha Denver and Salt Lake City and reach San Francisco Saturday before sailing for Manila on the 20th. Wheeler said he has no campaign plan and will act under Otis Lawton and MacArthur, noting he will be subordinate in the field.
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Washington
Joseph E. Wheeler
Philippine Islands
Chicago
Omaha
Denver
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Manila
Otis
Philippines
Lawton
McArthur
MacArthur
Fourth of July Injury In Boston Ends in Pain
An East Boston youth aged 15 identified as A Stewart suffered a severe injury to the right hand while handling a revolver during a Fourth of July activity on Ga Street. He was on duty when the accident occurred, leaving him in fearful agony.
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Os Hoon A. Stewart
Ga Street
Boston
Ie Hi Hee
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Atkinson
Emperor McKinley
Aguinaldo
Smith
Boston Loan CO
Broadway
Blackstone St
Waitt & Bond
Blackstone
Waitt & Bond, Mafts
Mass
Tove
Clone Rice
A. Ry
Mary Kemper
Ida L
Hull
Wheeler
Patal
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