Drunkenness Cure Trial Package Promoted by Golden Specific
A sensational home remedy promotion offers a free trial package of Golden Specific for curing drunkenness. The ad claims silent, guaranteed results by adding the remedy to tea or coffee, with testimonials from Mrs. M. Hatton of Lebanon Ohio and others. It includes a solicitation for writing to Dr Heines for sample mailings to prove effectiveness.
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Ison
John M. Hat
Ohio
Ball
von M. Hatton
P. O. Box
Lebanon
Heines
Seation
W. Haines
Glenn Ett
E Ating
Wilson Brothers
Tremont Row
Ninth Recruits Leave Boston for Camp Alger
Captain Keefe of the Ninth Regiment departs Boston with Lieutenant Healey and sergeants to Camp Alger after recruiting all men ordered. The unit will be trained for front service and join the front early, with aims to proceed to Cuba within a week or ten days.
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iGaptain Keefe
Ninth
Boston
Ream
Camp Alger
Keefe
Healey
Old Colony
Norwich
Camp Althey
Cuba
Al@er
Keefeoes
Gallant Ninth Cavalry Lieut Wood Wounded In Action
Washington July 27 Lieutenant W Wood adjutant of the Ninth Cavalry visited the War Department and spoke with Secretary Alger. Wood was wounded by a Mauser bullet that passed through his lower jaw and lodged in his neck. He arrived in the United States on a hospital ship and was undergoing dental treatment to enable chewing. The surgeon general said the operation expenses are a legitimate government claim.
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Washington
W.wood
Ninth Cavalry
War Department
Alger
Wood
Brooke
Hains
Hampton Roads
General Miles
Porto Rico
Miles
Shafter
United States Infantry
San Juan
Breckinridge
Mourning for Spain Commentary in Paris Temps
Paris dispatch notes the Temps urging concessions to the Spanish cabinet to meet American demands. It states Spain must mourn the loss of the Pearl of the Antilles and hints that Porto may be held as indemnity. Diplomacy is seen as the path to resolve the Philippines issue.
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Paris
The
Temps
Spain
Antilles
Gigns
Porto
Philippines
United States
Hobson Busy with Plans to Raise Colonial Ship
Lieutenant Hobson visited the Merritt Wrecking Company's office to finalize preliminary details for raising the Colonial. He said all plans are in place and he will proceed to the field as soon as arrangements are confirmed.
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York
Hobson
Merritt Wrecking Comany
Leutenant
Peace Terms Discussion Shifts Focus to Spain and Philippines
Washington officials weigh likely peace terms with Spain and the future of the Philippines as talks slow, Cuba and Porto Rico seen as easier concessions. Miles gains through Porto Rico advance, while indemnity remains a point of potential friction amid the span of diplomatic maneuvering.
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Spain
Philippines
Miles
Higginson
Massachusetts
Spain's Degeneracy Drawn From Spain Figures
The Philadelphia Commercial Museum cites Spain's population at 18 million with half unemployed. It notes 8,726,519 lacking trade, 4,033,201 farmers and 825,531 women in fields, 6,104,470 illiterate, and lists public employees, pensioners, doctors, writers, actors, servants, beggars, and clergy totals.
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Philadelphia
Supplementary Reports From Fleet Commanders Revealed
Washington July 27 the navy department released reports from Capt Chadwick of the New York Capt Taylor of the Indiana Capt Philip of the Texas and Lt Cmdr Wainwright of the Gloucester on the Santiago battle The Chadwick report largely repeats Sampsons account while the others offer distinct ship by ship details including the Gloucester fighting torpedo boats in a notable action
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Washington
Santiago
Sampson
Schley
Evans and Clark
Department
Chadwick
New York
Taylor
Indiana
Philip
Texas
Wainwright
Gloucester
Gloucester Fights to Protect Destroyers in Battle
Lieutenant-Commander Wainwright lauds Gloucester crew for brave action on July 3. Indiana’s heavy fire, close-quarters maneuvers, and rapid gunfire secured the ship’s escape. Officers and men, including Huse, McElroy, Wood, Norman, Edson, Bransford, and Bond, receive praise for skill, coolness, and lifesaving efforts amid exploding ammunition and surf rescue.
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Wainwright
Gloucester
Indiana
Taylor
Harry P. Huse
George W. McElroy
Thomas C. Wood
George H. Norman, Jr
John T. Edson
J. F. Bransford
Alexander Brown
Colt
A. M. Proctor
Wood
Norman
Edson
Proctor
John Bond
Department
Robert P. Jennings
McElroy
Bransford
Captain Taylors Report on Spanish Squadron Sighting
Captain Taylor of the Indiana reports that a Spanish squadron was seen. The note conveys a naval encounter observation from the era, reflecting maritime activity and reporting style.
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Taylor
Indianas
Victory at Manila Bay Aboard the Indiana
The Indiana and supporting ships engage the Spanish squadron off Manila. Maria Teresa Oquendo Vizcaya and Colon are set on fire and abandoned, while the destroyers Furor and Pluton are sunk. The Kaiserin Maria Teresa is identified and searched for harbor entry as crews display discipline and courage.
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Infanta Maria Teresa
Cervera
Vizcaya
Cristobal Colon
Oquendo
Furor
Pluton
Teresa
Gloucester
Morro
Maria Teresa
Colon
Brooklyn
Oregon
Texas
New York
John A. Rodgers
Texas Captain Reports Naval Action Near Harbor
Captain Philip of the Texas reports sighting the enemy Morro and Vizcaya class flagship at 9:25. Texas engages with Oregon and Iowa, sinks two destroyers, chases the leading ship to the beach, and forces surrender of Colon by 1:20. Commander praises officers.
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Philip
The
Texas
Iowa
M. L. Bristol
Vizcaya
Oquendo
Maria Teresa
Colon
Gloucester
Oregon
Brooklyn
Rumor Sows Confusion Amid Camp Dalton Presentation Day
Rumors swirl at Camp Dalton south of Framingham as peace talks prompt talk of disbandment or garrison duty for the regiment. Colonel Whitney and Lt Colonel Weaver stay silent while gifts and ceremonies unfold for officers Captain Facey Captain Kincaide and Lt Whitney during a crowded camp visit by Cambridge and Quincy friends.
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Camp Dalton
South
Framingham
Honolulu
Sam
Whitney
Weaver
Catlin
Camp
Dalton
John Beck
Medford
G. A. R. Post
Mr. Beck
Captain Facey
Cambridge
Edward J. Brandon
John J. Ryan
St. Paul’s Parish
F. L. Jones
Kincaide
F. W. Brett
Quincy
F. L. Davis
H. F. Pierce
C. H. Porter
C. F. Pettingill
Grace Pettingill
A. W. Stetson
W. Hodges
F. C. Packard
Fire Department
Elisha Packard
John Page
Fred Tirrell
Roger H. Wilde
W. J. Wellington
J. Curtis
J. H. Whitehead
Fred West
J. A. Gordon
J. S. Arnold
J. W. Stevens
H. E. Spear
W. S. Pierce
R. W. Stoddard
George W. Wilson
H. A. McLaughlin
Company K
Drill Ground Markings Aid Targeted Fire and Charge Tactics
The article describes a military drill at Hi Caney with marked stakes showing distances from the objective point. Scouts advance, sections deploy, volleys fire, and a final double quick charge followed by bayonet action. The drill tests endurance during vaccination season and notes court martial activity and band concerts.
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Hi Caney
Prince Henry Explains Irene Incident At Subig Bay
Shanghai dispatch reports Prince Henry of Prussia defending the Irene action near Subig Bay. The ship escorted Spanish women and children in distress, met an insurgent steamer at Isla Grande, and did not engage with two U S cruisers outside Manila Bay. Neutrality rules were observed.
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Berlin
Shanghai
Prince Henry of Prussia
Irene
Subig Bay
Ost Asiatische Lloyd
Isla Grande
Manila Bay
United States
American Wringer Co advertises delivery service in Boston
The American Wringer Co announces a pick up and delivery service for wringers in perfect order. Located at 77 and 79 Franklin Street Boston Massachusetts. Telephone B 2690.
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The
American Wringer Co
Franklin Street
Boston
Mass
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