Bank robbery thriller ends with three arrests in three cities
Boston Manchester and Montreal police and Pinkertons solve the Napanee Ontario bank burglary of May 28 1897 looting 33000 with 7000 recovered in Manchester 2100 in Montreal and 200 in Boston. William Henry Holden arrested in Roxbury and Edward Pare alias George Belanger alias Howard held in Manchester with sister Caroline Saucier implicated.
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Boston
Manchester
N. H
Montreal
Pinkerton
Dominion Bank
Napanee
Ont
Watts
Gaddis, Burke and McCausland
Boston Force
Thornhill
William Henry Holden
Edward Pare
Caroline Saucier
Pare
Doion Bank
Holden
Bank
United States
BE. H. Baines
Pinkertons
E. H. Barnes, Jr
Toronto
Ottawa
George S. Daugherty
George E. Belanger
Howard
Chief Healey
O’dowd and Connors
Belanger
First National Bank of
George E. Howard
Mrs. Holden
Inspector Burke
Canada
Anglo American League Holds Inaugural London Meeting
The Anglo American League convened at Stafford House London with Duke of Sutherland presiding. Notables including Earl Grey Baron Farrer and James Bryce attended. The group declared its aim is cordial Britain United States relations beyond party politics and agreed to form an executive council.
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London
Anglo-American League
Stafford House
Duke of Sutherland
Earl Grey
Earl of Jersey
Baron Farrer
Baron Brassey
Baron Tennyson
Baron Monks- Wall
John Lubbock
Charles Beresford
York
James Bryce
Aberdeen
Henry M. Stanley
North Lambeth
Canterbury
Cardinal Vaughan
Duke of Westminster
Duke of Fife
Great Britain
United States
America
Lord Brassey
British Empire
Secrecy as to accident on Plymouth paddle wheel
About 160 Plymouth passengers rescued by New Haven steamer C. H. Northam after a Tuesday night storm left one paddle wheel damaged. Passengers learned of the fault hours later as crews towed the Plymouth to port. officials kept details sparse. The Luckenbach tow and transfer to New Haven boats followed, with many fearing delays and lost engagements in New York.
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New York
New Haven Line
C. H. Northam
Peck
Plymouth
Northam
New Haven
Sormy
Luckenbach
Peter
Providence
William B. Harrigan
Tremont Street
Boston
Hes River Line
Norther
Harrigan
FATAL CAMP FEVER AT CAMP ALGER
Two privates died at camp Alger in Virginia after weeks with fever and several others were moved to Fort Myers hospital. Two more regiments are expected to join and form a brigade with the third Virginia. Colonel Girard recommends movable wooden floors for each tent.
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Camp Alger
Duan Loring
Fort Myers
Connecticut
South Carolina
Virginia
Girard
War Department
Weather Outlook for New England and Atlantic Coast
Forecast for Thursday calls for partly cloudy skies with showers near the coast and fresh northerly winds along the Atlantic coast from Hastport to Sandy Hook. Boston and vicinity expect generally cloudy weather, likely no rain, warmer temperatures, and variable northerly winds.
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Washington
New England
Atlantic
Hastport
Sandy Hook
Boston
Vicinity
Soldier and citizen seek Dr Seth Arnolds Balsam for summer travel
The passage notes that travelers and citizens carry Dr Seth Arnold's Balsam during the summer season to treat bowel complaints and other ailments, claiming it never travels without it. The adage reflects common 19th century patent medicine use and trust in remedies for digestive issues.
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Seth Arnold
Storm Wrecks Derrick At Narragansett Pier
A severe northeast storm battered Narragansett Pier RI all day driving a large marine derrick ashore. The machine used in building the new pier was torn loose and broken by the surf.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Atee Sat Bee Rk Sets Refund Policy
The notice states a refund will be issued if a product fails to cure. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicates a consumer protection mechanism and potential eligibility conditions.
Surrender ultimatum and deteriorating Santiago siege notes
General Shafter warns Washington that Santiago must surrender by noon or be bombarded aided by the fleet. Washington signals no further parley if surrender fails and plans a joint army navy assault. Yellow fever spreads among U S troops in Cuba as rains worsen trench life and tropical storms slow operations.
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Miles
Playa del Este
Guantanamo
Toral
Washington
Alger
Janey Playa del Este
Shafter
Wheeler
Cuba
Anai Anate
Spain
Neraes
War Department
General Shafter
Santiago
Cervera
Portsmouth
Harvard
Sampson
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Wm. Holden
Roxbury
Bridge Street
Dugan
Howmneman Street
McCausland
Burke
Dominion
Mae
Thom Shafter
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Pavor Alliance
Maine
Cutler Bros. & Co
L. Kamner & Co., “‘Manufactrers
Associated Press
Hong Kong
Dewey
Grande Island
Subig Bay
Subig
Irene
Mies
Washington Street