Massachusetts Men Wounded Aboard Transport Hudson
At Hampton Roads on July 3 the transport Hudson from Santiago arrived with eleven wounded, including Private Stanley Hollister of the Rough Riders and Lt Oscar Hapgood and Lt Moynahan of the Second Massachusetts. Cadet E E Haskell and Captain W Warriner are also listed among the injured. Bodies of Captain Capron and Sergeant Hamilton Fish accompany the vessel north. A yellow quarantine flag signaled sickness aboard.
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Stanley HollIster
Rough Riders
Harvard
Oscar Hapgood
Massachusetts
Moynahan
W. Wearriner
Newport News
Hudson
Santiago
Hampton Roads
Pettus
Capron
Hamilton Fish
Sylvester Scovel
New York
Cuba
General Shafter
Channon
The
E. E. Haskell
Military Academy
J. T. Haskell
Seventeenth Infantry
Jacob H. Smith
Second Infantry
Sumner H. Lincoln
Tenth Infantry
R. J. Eskridge
H.B. Wells
W. Warriner
Kenneth Robinson
Frank Waller A World Beater In Cycling History
Profile of Frank Waller the veteran American cyclist born in Germany over four years ago describing his long career. Highlights include Paris to Bordeaux race second place, fourteen six day races, a famous Boston Cambridge neck and neck duel with Tom Barnaby, and quirky anecdotes about his habits and sayings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. West
Frank Waller
America
Germany
Pacific Coast
Harry Leeming
Waller
Birdie Munger
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
Tom Barnaby
Cambridge
Waller Sets 24 Hour Road Record With 368 Miles
Frank Waller completes a 24 hour ride covering 368 miles ending in Stoughton at 4:24 PM. He breaks national and state 50 7 100 200 300 mile marks and a six hour record despite late pacemakers and rough terrain.
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Norwood
Frank Waller
Stoughton
Waller
John McDuffee
McDuffee
Tire Company
Taunton
Taunton Line
Raynham
Peter Golden
Canton
Here
Charles G. Percival
Clark Cycle Tire Company
Stoughton Square
Canton Corner
Frank P. Sibley
Edward C. Bowers
Gideon Perkins
To Cure A Cold In One Day Prompted by Tablets Ad
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a refund policy if the remedy fails and lists markings L. Lb. Q. on each tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zdc
Tragedy in Blackstone as Man Kills Wife and Mother in Law
Bernard F. Boylan shot and killed his mother in law Mrs. Kate Maroney and wounded his wife Mary A. before dying by suicide. The double murder and self-inflicted wound occurred at the Maroney home on Canal Street after 6 PM. Witnesses heard distressing screams as the two women fled. doctors attempted to save Mrs. Maroney and Mrs. Boylan, but both died or were gravely injured. Investigators link the act to domestic strife and dissipation, with Boylan having faced business failures and months of separation from his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylan
Patrick F. Arnold
John Kenny
Daniel Sheehan
Barney
David H. Gilbert
Woonsocket
Nugent
Maroney Tenement
Sheriff Nugent
Lawrence W. Boylan
Alexander Cummings
Chicago
Woman Falls From Window in Alleged Escape Attempt
Mrs. Ellen A. Munster, 26, fell from the third story of her Ipswich home while escaping an alleged threat by her husband. Impaled on a fence, she was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with fatal injuries, though police report no confirmed assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen A. Munster
Charlestreet
Massachusett General Hospital
Munster
War News in Brief from the Philippine and Caribbean Theaters
Despatches report Miles's expedition landing at Ponce Porto Rico with swift progress toward San Juan after two other expeditions arrive. In Cuba Holguin is abandoned by about 10 000 Spanish troops under General Luque. Cuban hunger pleas reach Admiral Sampson. Spanish garrisons at Guantanamo surrender to General Shafter with 7000 troops. Remaining surrenders include 2000 at Baracoa and 1000 at Sagua. Shafter denies earlier Garcia assault claims. Yellow fever seen improving at Santiago amid new fever cases. Shanghai dispatch notes Russian and Japanese ships nearing the Philippines. Ohio regiments lose three men to wood alcohol. typhoid deaths rise in Southern hospitals. Five men awaiting court martial at Camp Alger. mail issues reported for Camp Alger recruits.
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Ponce
Porto Rico
ST. Thomas
United States
Guanica
San Juan
Guayama
Fajardo
Washington
Miles
Santiago
Holguin
Luque
Cienfuegos
Sampson
Guantanamo
Shafter
Baracoa
Sagua
Shanghai
Philippines
Ohio
Camp Alger
New England
Brines
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American Watch Co
Band of
Waltham
John M. Flockton
Bernard M. Wolf
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Hollister
Warriner
Hapgood
Fish
Seth Arnold
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Masons
Rose
Trowel
J.b.waroware
S .Ummer St
Maine
Petty Cares
Maine &c
Cutler Bros. & CO
L. Kahner & Co., Manufacturers
Bernard F. Boylan
L‘recibo
dwelliLbo
Puerto
General Miles
Porto Rid
Fen
Guayama and
Madrid
Spain
Hobson
Merrimac
London
Uniqoe
Garcia
Brilliantive
Viain Siciliene
Serge Piqne
Duck, Coors
Washburn Credit Co
Washington St
Big Depts
Jordan, Marsh & Co
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