News Expected by Navy Officials on Santiago Move
Washington reports high naval anticipation as Sampson awaits decisive action near Santiago. Officials note Schley’s limited engagement claim while insurgent aid and Garcia’s proximity may enable a sea assault on the Spanish fleet without Tampa troops. Spain protests coal shipments as Britain labels coal contraband.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Schley
Santiago
Sampson
Tampa
War Department
Dorst
Garcia
United States
Washington
Coal shipments from Canada to U S navy in ordinary trade
Spain protested but Canadian authorities found coal shipments from British North America and Nova Scotia were private commercial transactions between private parties. They determined that whether the coal reached the U S government for naval use was outside British and Canadian jurisdiction.
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British North America
San Francisco
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Nova Scotia
Atlantic
United States
West Indies
Spain
Canada
Quay's Man Nominated Governor by Republican Convention
Congressmen William A. Stone was nominated for Governor by the Republican convention in Harrisburg by 198 votes to 162 for C. W. Stone. Wanamaker had withdrawn, leaving no contest for the rest of the state ticket.
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Harrisburg
Penn
William A. Stone
Quay
C. W. Stone
John Wanamaker
Real Estate Leaders Protest Fire Limit Extension
Roxbury and Dorchester real estate interests criticized the proposed extension of fire lines before the city building committee. They denounced the underwriters petition as a selfish grab benefiting a few at the expense of many. Property valued in the millions was presented by remonstrants.
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Roxbury
Dorchester
City Hall
Board of Underwriters
Restormel Released After Cuban Conflict
In Key West on June 2 the circuit court released the British steamer Restor mel which had been captured by the auxiliary cruiser St. Paul off Santiago de Cuba on May 2. Its coal cargo intended for Admiral Cervera’s fleet had been condemned the previous day.
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Key West
Restormel
St. Paul
Santiago de Cuba
Cervera
Funerals Noted For Two Local Soldiers
Funeral services will be held this morning for Cornelius J. Doherty of Company I Ninth Regiment at 34 Genesee Street Boston at 8 o clock with Governor represented by Colonel Robbins. Later today Colonel Jewett will represent the Governor at the funeral of Private Clarence Bartol of the Highth at Marblehead at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
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Cornelius J. Doherty
Company I
Ninth Regiment
Genesee Street
Boston
Robbins
Jewett
Clarence Bartol
The
Highth
Marblehead
Cervera Directs Spanish Actions from Cristobal Colon
Madrid reports that Admiral Cervera raised his flag on the Cristobal Colon to direct assault at Santiago de Cuba. Captain Amon, marine minister, in an interview today asserts Cervera led the bombardment, crediting him with strategic skill in the operation.
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Madrid
Cervera
Santiago de Cuba
Amon
Marine
Abil- TV
Burlen Desposed by Commission Amid Political Clash
Democratic members press for removal of Secretary Burlen of the Election Commission. Chief Justice Parmenter backs the dissent, sustaining a claim that Burlen’s partisan ties disturb the commission’s political balance. A deadlock prompts an appeal to the chief justice for a ruling and potential chair designation.
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Commission
M. W. Burlen
Board of Election Commissioners
Parmenter
Municipal Court
McDonough and Corbett
Burlen
Pearson
McDonough
Corbett
Burien
Sanger
Howard
Towboat deal near Boston sparks questions on allocations
It is thought the purchase of the New York towboat Fred B Dalzell and a Baltimore built bay and harbor boat connect to the disposal of the Kate Jones to the government. The morning announcement hinted at underlying motives guiding the Navy procurement and local contract choices.
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Boston Towboat Company
New York
Fred B. Dalzell
Baltimore
Kate Jones
Gov
Lootz and Miss Ada Brown Marry in East Boston
A. C. Lootz and Ada Brown wed at the bride’s home on Collins street East Boston with Rev. C. A. Crane officiating. Lootz, son of G. Lootz Boston consul for Norway and Sweden, is an engineer and Boston Tech graduate. The couple depart for a Canadian tour and will reside at 116 Saint Bolotolph street after their return.
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A. C. Lootz
Ada Brown
Collins Street
East
Boston
C. A. Crane
Saratoga Street Methodist Church
Mr. Lootz
G. Lootz
Norway
Sweden
Gill & Scotz
Jackson
Boston School of Technology
East Boston
Lootz
Rebecca Erland
Helen Olsen
Annie Quinn
Bella Battis
John R. Gunnison
Harry Tarwood
Henry Brown
Frank Brown
Maurice Walsh
John Quinn
Lowenstein Kaffenburgh Wedding Notice at Vendome
The ceremony united Miss Therese B. Kaffenburgh of Brookline and Mr. Edgar J. Lowenstein of Whitehall New York last night at the Hotel Vendome. A large guest list attended under an electric light arch and a horn of plenty arrangement. Reverend Charles Fleischer officiated. The couple will reside in Whitehall New York.
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Hotel Vendome
Therese B. Kaffenburgh
Brookline
I. Kaffenburgh
Edgar J. Lowenstein
Whitehall
N. Y
Charles Fleischer
Messrs
C. J. Kaffenburgh
A. W. Kaffenburgh
Victor Somerstein
Neal Migel
Martin Weil
Edgar Dreyfus
Mrs. Lowenstein
Whitehall, N. Y
Boston merchant Whitney charged with assault at West Medford
Charles F. Whitney a Boston tea and coffee merchant residing West Medford was summoned to Malden District Court to answer assault charges brought by Frank T. Bisette of Middleboro. The incident occurred Tuesday night in West Medford center with a large crowd present Whitney alleges Bisette abused his horse and Whitney struck him.
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Charles F. Whitney
Boston
Blackstone Street
Sharon Street
West Medford
Malden
Frank T. Bisette
Middleboro
Whitney
Bisette
Expedition to Manila preps for June departure
Major-General Merritt and staff finalize details for the second expedition to Manila with a June 10 departure. The First Brigade includes infantry, artillery, cavalry and volunteers, while transport ships remain sought. Zealandia and China have raised the American flag.
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New York
San Francisco
Merritt
Manila
Zealandia
Colon
China
Centennial
Ohio
Seattle
United States Infantry
United States Artillery
United States Cavalry
United States
Philippines
Merriam
Samuel Overshine
Twenty-third Infantry
C. McReeve
Minnesota
Irving Hale
Colorado
Harry C. Kessler
Montana
Cleveland
Roanoke
Valencia
Bryan Named Colonel in Nebraska Regiment for Manila
Secretary Alger telegraphed Nebraska’s governor that the government will accept an added regiment from the state enabling William Jennings Bryan to be appointed colonel of the unit under the second call for troops. The regiment is expected to head to San Francisco and then Manila.
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Washington
Alger
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
San Francisco
Manila
Dewey night at Tremont features and theater notes
Last evening at the Tremont Theatre celebrated as Dewey night with Around the Lawn and a cablegram to Manila's admiral. Souvenirs bore Admiral Dewey and the despatch amid a large audience including naval officers.
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Tremont Theatre
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Cleveland
Boston
Louis Mann
Hollis
Nana
Bath
Boston Theatre
American Art Syndicate
Paris
George H. Brennan
Thomas E. Shea
Broadway Theatre
New York
Music
Public Library
Chutes
Viola Allen
Lyceum Theatre
Glory Quale
The
Frank Worthing
John Storm
Way Down East
Manhattan Theatre
Keith
Bruin
End of The Chorus Girl at the Museum Ends Season
The Chorus Girl show at theMuseum closed early after an attachment on box office receipts halted the performance. Proprietors planned to pay a week’s salary to the cast next Saturday while Miss Mabel McKim and Abbie Beck head a competition for a prize tied to The Telephone Girl. Polls close Wednesday June 8.
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Museum
Thut
Guewit Cummins
Cook
Mabel McKim
Winchester Exchange
Abbie Beck
Police
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
Missing banker still unaccounted after yacht owner speaks
National Bank of Commerce assistant teller Fred T. Moore remains missing as Chief Watts probes his movements. John S. Grassie, linked to Moore in stock dealings, has returned from yachting but cannot locate Moore. Grassie asserts sole ownership of the Say When, though the yacht was registered to Moore in 1897 for racing with the Massachusetts Racing Association.
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Fred T. Moore
National Bank of Commerce
Chief Watts
John S. Grassie
Moore
Grassie
Massachusetts Racing Association
Is Arequipa Lost in Vineyard Wreck?
The two masted schooner Arequipa from Bangor with Captain French bound for Providence, reported lost after foundering off Handkerchief in Vineyard Bound. She sailed with Eldora near Thatcher's Island, carried 125 tons of pig iron, crew of three, and was uninsured.
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French
Bangor
Providence
Vineyard
Eldora
Thatcher’s Island
Vineyard Haven
Monomoy
Boston
Martin Wilson
Millbridge
Banfor
Ess
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U. S. Army
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Wanamaker
Gervera
Burlen Goed
Elections Board
Judge Parmenter
Engineers’ Department
Narrows
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Elsie
Johnny Degen
Isaiah K. Stetson
Vineyard Sound
Chatham
Warren
Kansas
Liverpool
Murdock
New England
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Stanwood
Charlese L. Cranmer
Kentville
Bishop Dart
Halifax
R. R. McLeod
Caledonia
Queens County
G. H. Perry
L. G. Crosby
Rio Janeiro
Andrew Anderson
Custom House
Furness
Megantic
London
Ootes
William
Rowe's Wharf
Maggie Hurley
Iwanna
Haddock
Santuit
Atlantic Transportation Company
Nye
Dunbarton
Atlas
New York Harbor
James E. Thompson
Street Department
Long Island Head
Mattakeesett
South Channel
Tegetheoff
Savannah
Rotterdam
Davis
Julia Rollins
Pernambuco
Pernambucco
Lowenstein
Kaffenburgh
New Orleans
Cheroker
Securanca
Porto Rico
Saratoga
TO and Dewey
WM. J. Bryan
Saf
Ramnon Shine
Congress OF Rough Riders OF the World
America
M. Steinert & Son
Steinert Hall
Boylston Street
Bryan
Nebraska Regiment
Model Playhouse
James Horne
Justin Adams
Charlotte Dean
Ella Craven
Gettysburg
Papinta
Rainbow Dancer
Lovenberg
Instrumentale Ists
Sa. Theatre
Tremont &T
Tele
Trenent
Tremont St
Oma Roe
Edward Paulton
DEWEY
John B. Schuefvel
John FE. Henshaw
Broulis Re
Clara Cirl Lipman
Huntington Avenue
the Royal Sport
Patriarcehs Tolbitant Band
Orumbeca Eng
NEW Theatre
New Zoo
Gorman
Newton Boulevard
Union Station
Boston Ball Grounds
Appleton & Bassett’s
Washington St
Connelly
Adams House
Taylor’s
Cor
Hanover and
Court Sts
Mor Zach
Zee
Ploeg
A. Ellis
F. R. Comee
Winchester Telephone Girl
Mountain Singers
Blue Jackets
Lincoln’s Operatic Minstrels
Taylor
Taylor's
Cor. Hanover and
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