New Brigadiers Choose Successors to Bridges and Peach
State militia men await today s 3 oclock election at the State House to name a new commander for the First Brigade. Col T R Mathews is favored to succeed Brig Gen Bridges. The Second Brigade votes after muster at Framingham with Col William A Bancroft as likely successor to Brig Gen Peach. Seniority could fuel disputes between brigades.
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Bridges
State House
T. R. Mathews
Framingham
B. F. Peach
William A. Bancroft
Peach
Peary Sets Sail for Arctic Quest on Hope
Lieutenant Peary and family depart Boston aboard the Hope for the North Pole voyage. The ship carries scientists and a Post correspondent who will chronicle the expedition. Crowds gathered at the wharf as Captain Jensen hosted a farewell dinner at the Parker House, wishing him a lengthy mission in Baffin Land.
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Hope
Peary
Arctic
The
Post
Land of the Midnight Sun
Hope &Way
Atlantic Avenue
Russell W. Porter
Captain Jensen
Baffin Land
Parker House
Jensen
Frederick Sohor
Fitzgerald
Opesti
Cargo of Yukon Gold Arrives in Seattle
Seattle on July 18 reports the Portland delivering one million dollars in gold dust from the Alaska fields. Sixty-eight prospectors share a ton and a half of gold stored in a captain’s stateroom and three extra boxes. Miners with small fortunes walk the gangplank as crowds watch.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
North American Transportation and Trading Company
Portland
St. Michael’s
Yukon River
Yukon
Circle City
Forty Mile Creek
Klondike
Yonder
Two White Sweethearts of Buckley Eyeed by Police
Frank Buckley, accused of wholesale burglary, was arrested on Saturday. A well dressed white woman who claimed to be his sweetheart came to Station 5 to aid in recovering stolen property. Police withhold her name, noting she is not from Boston and declined further comment.
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Frank Buckley
Station 5
Buckley
Buckingham Street
Matilda Erb
Waltham
Watertown
Lizzie Johnson
Dartmouth
Lottie Daniels
Lowell
Eric
Daniels
Boston
City
Reciprocity debate at Philadelphia discussants urge free trade limits
Mexico, Central and South American commercial delegates returned from a forty day tour and held a reciprocity symposium at the Philadelphia Commercial Museum. Arthur Hitchins urged cautious free trade while Carlos Klett supported protection and Mauro Fernandes argued for protection as a political necessity.
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Philadelphia
Mexico
Central
South America
Arthur
H Hitchins
Rio de Janeiro
Tims
Brasil
United States
Europe
Hitchins
Carlos Lix Klett
Argentine
Mauro Fernandes
Costa Rica
Central America
Modern fireproof building offers offices and showrooms
This new fireproof construction includes passenger and freight elevators, electric lights, and modern conveniences. Offices to let from $200 a year, with other spaces customizable to tenants. Suitable for piano warerooms or similar trades, plus elegant show rooms on the second floor.
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H. Trailer & CO
Msgrs
Mathews
Second Brigade
Ste
Valiant
Lieutenant Peary
North Pole
Explorer
Yeoman
Charley” Fitzgerald
Pasengers
Reba Het
Belay
Hce
Salem Cadet Band
Jean M. Missud
Massachusetts Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Caung
Osner Men's OntStter
Bebool Street
Washington
New England
Eas
New York
Mayo’s
Star Cutters
Harvard
Hanover
Pone Building
Columbus Ave
Tremont St
Partia
Crosby Inva
Racia
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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