Wounded and Sick Men to Be Brought Home Soon
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association reports funds and lists of Massachusetts soldiers among wounded from Santiago. Secretary Mansfield notes 98 pages of donors and a week to update. Major Hoar to visit camps from New York to Fort Myer and Chattanooga to aid repatriation and furloughs. Bay State hospital ship work continues, with Red Cross support and supply requests for fresh meat onions potatoes and canned vegetables.
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Massachusetts Volunteer Aid
Mansfield
Sherman
Massachusetts
New York
United States
Olivette
Washington
Fortress Monroe
Fort Myer
Chattanooga
Cuba
Hoar
Sumner Clement
Portsmouth
Red Cross
Harvard
Guantanamo
Association
Hoorace F. Barnes
Santiago
William P. Kempps
Seventh Infantry
Daniel J. Reagan
Third
United States Cavalry
South Boston
EA Caney
Fred H. Clark
Twenty-first Infantry
North Brookfield
James J. Quirk
Ithew Crowley
Newton
el Caney
Mr. Barnes
Staten Island
Long Island
Barnes
American National Red Cross
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Bay State
P. F. Butman
Wareham
Bowden
Baltimore
Jamaica
William "M. Swasey
Salem
Charles Lundgren
H. Kelley
Augustus Anderson
Solomon Bateman
G. A. Fridley
J. Leonard
A. Henry Higginson
Boston
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Volunteer Aid Association
Weymouth Aid Society Sends Funds and Supplies
Weymouth's branch of the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Society reports strong support for troops at the front led by Mrs Charlotte L Richards daughter of Colonel Lovell. Treasurer W C Earle has received 816.22 and sent a check to state headquarters as businessmen pledge more. Ten boxes and four barrels of hospital shirts delicacies and other hospital and field items have been forwarded. A meeting at the First M E Church is planned for Wednesday afternoon to continue the work James L Bates Camp 3 V donated 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Society
Charlotte L. Richards
Benjamin 8. Lovell
W. C. Earle
M. KE
James Ll. Bates
Fay Case Continued In Mani pal Court Over Indecent Mutoscope
Madison Fay and William Andress appeared before Judge Adams in the Mani pal Criminal Court to answer a complaint charging possession of a mutoscope machine with an indecent picture. Andress claimed no business tie and asked for a further viewing by another expert to form an opinion before a ruling. The case was continued to a later date.
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Madison Fay
William Andress
Adama
Manipal Criminal Court
Andress
Adams
Honor
Police raid uncovers policy printing operation in city rear
Division 8 officers raided the rear of 1212 Norman Street and seized a policy printing plant including six boxes of type two hand presses 2600 newly printed policy slips a clock chairs table stove small safe lamps water cooler boards mirror and other furniture. police had long suspected a well set up operation and expect the raid to curb output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division 8
Norman Street
Duel With Knives Ends In Hospital and Arrest
George A. Simpson is jailed at Station 3 accused of assault with a knife on John F. Norton. Norton is at Massachusetts General Hospital with head face and arm wounds after a hotel room knife duel at the Hotel Royal. Simpson, cut slightly himself, had two pocket knives when searched. a passerby aided police and Norton is expected to recover.
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George A. Simpson
Station 3
John F. Norton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Simpson
Hotel Royal
Court Street
Howard Street
Chandler
Norton
New Steel Steamship For Merchants and Miners Line
The Merchants and Miners Transportation Co has closed a contract with Harland and Hollingsworth Co of Wilmington for a large steel steamer for its Boston service. The 274 foot vessel will be built on the lines of the Howard Fairfax and Juniata. Keel of one of two ships already contracted will be laid in a few days.
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Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Harland & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
Boston
Howard
Fairfax and Juniata
Interesting Bits of the Mountains
Describes New England’s White and Green mountains as premier vacation areas in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Highlights resorts such as Fabyans Mt Pleasant Crawfords Bethlehem Profile House and others with notes on scenery hotels drives golf tennis and sightseeing including Mt Washington and the Flume. Encourages requesting a brochure by sending a 2 cent stamp to Boston for a map and hotel list.
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New England
United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
White
Green Mountains
Fabians
Mt. Pleasant
Crawfords
Twin
Bethlehem
Maplewood
Profile House
Littleton
Sugar Hill
Franconia
Jefferson
Whitefield
Colebrooke
Lancaster
Profile
Canon Mountain
Eagle Mountain
Profile Lake
Flume House
Mt. Pleasant House
Fabyans
Presidential Range
White Mountains
Mt. Washington
Forest City
Portland
Winnipesaukee
Sebago
Moosehead Lakes
Summit House
United States Weather Bureau
Lizziebourne Monument
Lake of the Clouds
Tuckerman’s Ravine
Gulf
Alpine Garden
Bossa & Maine Railroad
Boston
Wits
Yankee Prize Crews Survive Spanish Shore Attack
The schooner Three Bells and the sloop Pilgrim, captured near Mansanillo and arriving at KEY WEST, faced Spanish rifle fire, violent squalls, and uncertain shore arrival as officers and marines struggled to control the prize vessels and their fate after leaving Kingston bound for Manzanillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Three Bells
Pilgrim
Dixie
Mansanillo
Kingston
Jam
Manzanillo
Harding
Blount
Key Romano
Concepcion
Hatton
Lieutenant Blount
War Tariff Adopted for Santiago With Treasury Change
The president signs a war tariff for Santiago effective tomorrow. It aligns rates with Spain, makes them uniform for all nations, and lowers the tonnage duty for ships over 2000 tons from 1 to 20 cents per ton. Cuban export duties on tobacco and iron taxes remain for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Santiago
Spain
United States
McKinley
Gage
Alger
Klondike gold rush headlines from the St Paul voyage
The St Paul brought 173 Dawson City passengers to San Francisco with dust and nuggets valued at about 1.5 million dollars. The Alaska Commercial Company also shipped seventeen treasure boxes totaling at least two thousand dollars. Swiftwater Bill prospects dim as Alex McDonald faces embarrassment amid strict Sunday labor penalties and rising prices for meat, eggs, and flour.
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Klondike
San Francisco
Alaska Commercial Company
St. Paul
St. Michael
Dawson City
Klondikers
Alex
McDonald
Governor Wolcott Receives Ninth Regiment Cuba Letter
Colonel Bogan reports the Ninth Regiment’s voyage from Camp Alger to Newport News and onward to San Salvador. The trip featured pleasant weather, generous local hospitality from Congressman Fitzgerald, and good bathing facilities aboard the Harvard and Vulcan convoy.
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Bogan
Santiago de Cuba
Roger Wolcott
Massachusetts
Alger
Dunn Loring Station
Newport News
Alexandria
Fitzgerald
Bull Run
Richmond
Harvard
Vulcan
San Salvador
Across the Potomac at Castle Square Theatre
Yesterday Castle Square Theatre staged Across the Potomac with strong turns by Gilmour Morison Mackay Seeley Lewis Humphrey Cummings Odell and others. Miss Odell drew cheers in disguise with Miss Rose Morison stepping in for illness. The showing runs this week with a souvenir portrait to patrons at matinee today.
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Castle Square Theatre
Potomac
Gilmour
Captain Baker
Mr. Morison
Mr. Garland
Mackay
Captain Walker
Mr. Seeley
General Heath
Mr. Lewis
Ephraim
Mr. Humphrey
Jack Hanford
Mr. Cummings
Ebenezer Short
Miss Lawrence
Edith Garland
Miss Odell
Madge Hanford
Miss Morison
Mrs. Baker
Miss Sanders
Fannie Sinclair
Miss Chapman
Ellen Garland
Lizzie Morgan
Silas Baker
Rose Morison
the Potomac
William Humphrey
Mathews
Sheridan
Jack Tar's Loss on Hanover Street Reward Offered
A $20 loss is reported on Hanover street between Washington street and the north ferry. The loser is J B Walsh of the United States flagship New York. He requests the finder to communicate via the Boston Post to receive the offered reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Street
Washington Street
North Ferry
United States
New York
Walsh
Boston Post
Mill Fall Fatality Claims John McNulty
John McNulty aged 37 was killed at George E. Kunhardt's mill on Island Street when he fell about feet from a staging breaking his neck and both shoulders. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Lawrence
John McNulty
George E. Kunhardt
Island Street
Keith's Vaudeville Show Draws Large Crowds This Week
The week at Keith's features a top billed cast led by Bob Mantell with repeated curtain calls for what audiences call the prettiest and best acted vaudeville yet. Acts include Bogert and O'Brien, Smith and Campbell, Billy Clifford, Maud Huth, Sidman duo, Quaker City Quartet, Paulette, and a strong biograph of the Rough Riders and Shafter's landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith’s
Echo
Bob’’ Mantell
Bogert
O’brien
Smith and Campbell
Billy Clifford
Maud Huth
Mrs. Sidman
Quaker City
Paulette
Zach
M. Guille
Gneta Shafter
Cuba
Professor Gies
Keith
Norumbega Park Adds Zoo Attractions for Families
Norumbega Park this week upholds its pleasant resort standard with new zoo additions. The features entertain children and simplify family outings, making a day at the park enjoyable for mothers and youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norumbega Park
Sans Souci opens in old Public Library building with strong turnout
The Sans Souci opened last night in the former Public Library building to an excellent reception and full capacity. Mayor Quincy and other city officials attended as audiences praised the orchestral program led by Louis Baer and the vaudeville featuring Henry Dixey and Miss Kittie Mitchell. Matinees run Wednesdays and Saturdays at 1 pm, with evening concerts at 7 pm.
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Sans Souci
London
Boston
Louis Baer
Henry Dixey
Kittie Mitchell
Mitchell
Frank David
Tremont
Quincy
Downey Disqualified After Breakaway Foul in City Boxing Show
In New York Downey and McBride fought at Greater New York A C before 5000. Downey led early but was disqualified in round six for fouling during the breakaway, giving the bout to McBride amid police and crowd excitement. Earlier Elwood McCloskey beat Eddie Loeber in a ten round finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Downey
Brooklyn
Danny McBride
Greater
New York A. C
Downey
McBride
Dowdell
Dunn
Elwood McCloskey
Philadelphia
Eddie Loeber
Loeber
McCloskey
Cuban band on hospital leave shifts from Austin to Boston and love rumor grows
A Cuban band visiting from the isle, now in Boston after playing in Austin, to return home soon, features a romance with a suburban girl who reportedly wrote him a marriage proposal. Also promoted is The Red, White and Blue at Castle Square Theatre with scenes of the Cuban struggle and a large Philadelphia-built set. The Huntington Avenue Chutes offers army night with free admission for Grand Army posts and soldiers in uniform, plus rides and a baby donkey attraction for families.
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Austin & Stone’s
Boston
Castle Square Theatre
James Schonberg
Cuba
Philadelphia
Castle Square
Huntington Avenue
Grand Army
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BAY States Sons
R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
Fay Case
NEW Steel Steamship
Atlantic Coast
Treasury Department
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
St. Louis
York
Heston
Wolcott
Mantell
Keith's
Square
Cape Maysi
Zoe
Fred B. Bogan
Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
Ninth
Vernor
Fred B. Mogan
Commonwealth
Beston
Dixey Kittie Mitchell
Kate Davis
Kathleen Warren
Marie Heath
Horwitz
Ewe
Gray
Conway
Point OF Pines
Manila
McCusker
McNally, Fonervanda
Austin Stone
Springfield
Hampshire Savings Ban of
Northampton
Jrvestrer
Lewis Warter
Ewer
Hampshire County National Bank
Warner
Jack Tar
Jomn HH
Winter St
Keith’s Theatre
the Point OF Pines
North Shore
Monsulla
Russell
Miss Russell
Haberle
Boston Theatre
F. M. Lamb
Atlantic
L. F. Norton
St. John
Digby
St.John
Helifax
Summerside
St. Croix
Coastwise Service
Cumberland
State of
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat CO
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Columbus Orchestra
City OF Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
State St
P. S
Mgr
New Brunswick
E. W. Davidson
Pearson Wharf
First Regiment
Massachusetts Bay
Lewiston
North Shore Isles OF Shoals
Tremont St
de Panacex
Alfriend and Piton
Zola
Paris
St. Cloud
M. Paul Deroudede
M. Gustave Hubbard
Chamber of Deputies
M. Hubbard
Newport
R. I
Fort Adams
Seventh Heavy Artillery
Detroit
Mich
Frank Bogash
Rubenstein
Bumps
Iis
Star Pointer
Robert J
Mary Black
Washington Park
O'Connell
Oakley
Flora Louise
Harlem
Cambridge
Surditt & Bynner
YY. M. C
T. H. Raymond
C. R. Leake
Chapman
Messrs
Oliver H. Durrell
James A. Dorr
James H. Kendall
Burditt & Ee
Robert S&s. Mantell
Asson
Albert L. Guille
Arthur C. Sideman
Magé Hath
Plymouth
Lee
A. E. Harding
Winthrop Line
Atlantic Avenue
Jordan
National Cadet Band
Wnthrop Steamboat CO
J. R. Bacon
Bass Point
Nahant
Lafriain
Lincoln Wharf
A. IP. Lane
N. Kk. Agt
Wash. St
Boston Ball Grounds
Pittsburg
Appleton & Lbassett's
Washington St
Connelly’s
Adams House
Provincetown
Longfellow
John Smith
Commercial Wharf
North Pier
Sulldays
Cape
Atwood & Rich
Fred Sorensen
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