Transfer of Flag Due to Admiral Watson Health
Admiral Watson III transfers his flag to the Baltimore because of health concerns. Rear Admiral Remey will command the Asiatic station from Cavite. Captain Wilde will lead between Watson and Remey. The Baltimore will sail home via Suez and the Mediterranean, then be rebuilt in Philadelphia plans. Secretary Long expects Watson to sail home by April 6.
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Washington
Watson
Baltimore
Suez Canal
Mediterranean Sea
George C. Remey
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Asiatic
Wilde
Oregon
Walter E. Ker to Officiate at Spicer Funeral Today
The Rev. Mr. Boynton will lead services for Walter E. Ker the first U S postmaster of Guantanamo Cuba. He died aboard the German liner Batavia from Hamburg after a stream near the South ferry. The Port of Portland saw a storm-bound fleet with ships like Governor Dingley and the Catawissa among others, while naming confusion involved the Jennie Hall and Jennie S Hall. Next week John B. Devlin will be launched at Thomaston Maine with Captain JL Hichborn commanding. Additional vessels, including Dollecarnia, Penobscot, Antioch, Kelverdale, Rachel Exnery, Allanwilde, Abeona, Timandra, and square-rigged ships, are in port awaiting cargo to River Platte. THE LANDSMAN.
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Batavia
Hamburg
Sardinia
Mystic Wharf
Portland
Hamars
Governor Dingley
Catawissa
Valley Forge
Lugerne
Sweepstakes
Robert H. Rathbun
Robert Lockhart
George M. Winslow
Teaser
Dudley
Ponce
P. R
Jennie S. Hall
Savannah
J. P. Hbllicott & Co
John B. Devlin
JL. Hichborn
Thomaston
Dollecarnia
Walter E. Spicer Dies in Cuba in 1898
Walter E. Spicer dies in Cuba on October 27 1898. He was a recognized figure in military service with a documented death abroad. The notice records his passing and provides the date of death for genealogical reference.
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Walter E. Spicer
Cuba
Boston funeral for late postmaster reaches Roslindale
The late postmaster’s funeral services are set for this afternoon in Roslindale with Rev. Richard W. Boynton officiating. The body arrived in Boston yesterday after transfer from Guba to New York on the transport Mc Clellan. The widow and children reside in Roslindale.
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Boston
Richard W. Boynton
Roslindale Unitarian Church
Guba
New York
McClellan
Roslindale
Miss Munro Delights Steinert Hall Recital
Miss Alberta V. Munro of Faelten Pianoforte School gave a memorized program at Steinert Hall last night. Her performances drew unstinted applause and several bouquets as a critical audience marked her as a successful concert soloist.
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Alberta V. Munro
Faelten Pianoforte
Steinert Hall
Miss Munro
East Boston Ferries Shorter Watches Amid Dockside Turmoil
New ferry superintendent trims crews forcing 12 hour shifts and extends sailings from every 6 to 9 minutes at the south ferry. Heater staff reduced to two with 12 hour duty. night attendant now also cleans waiting rooms and toilets. A separate sea incident sees Officer Hocken rescuing a doctor from drowning after a near mishap on a Cunard liner loading at Chelsea. A varied maritime scene follows with ships docking, fish prices, and crews adapting to rough weather and changing schedules.
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East Boston
South Ferry
Boston
Hocken
Mancunia
Central America
Edwin A. Whitney
Great Sk
Ery
Chelsea
Cunard
Altonia
Orgian
Sardinia
Thomas Melville
Farragut
Batavia
Cape Cod
Haddock
Wiliam ‘Thomas
Horace B. Parker
Oia
McCallum
Leland
Phil‘an
New Rom
Liverpool
Satur
Elsie
Greataet
Suffolk Superior Court civil docket list of cases and parties
In the Civis Courts Superior Court docket entries list numerous named plaintiffs and defendants across many case numbers. The long roster includes Rooney v Greer Hood 8378, Carboni v Snow 6220, Hoag v Kelly B413, Hadlock v Brooks 6284, Merrow v same 6531, Kelley v Billy 4881, Price v OCallaghan 4859, Welch v Walsh 5631, Hurington v etc. The document shows numerous other v cases, multiple defendants and law firms, with second jury and first jury sessions noted, and many schedule fragments including trial and trial lists through March and March general lists.
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Rooney
Greer Hood
Same
Carboni
Snow
Whipple
Rich
Kelly
Little
Perkins
Hoag
Boyd
Corey Shoe Co
Hadlock
Endcott
McDeritt
Bost'n
Cordley
Jamea
Boland
Coughe
Pezzetti
Tuttle
Carey
O'Shea
Gorman
Nichols
Supply _Cc
Massachusetts Metropolitan Affairs holds sewer hearing
The Committee on Metropolitan Affairs will hear parties interested in the petition and accompanying bill House No 692 by John Woodbury secretary for drainage and sewer work across lands controlled by the Metropolitan Park Commission at the State House Room 60 on Friday March 9 at 10 30 o clock Maxwell chairman Russell clerk announce.
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Balth
Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On
John Woodbury
Metroponten Park Commission
Maxwell
Russell
Getts
House
John Jr
Willard Howland
Charles O. Bnis
House Committee On the Judiciary
A. m. Willard Howland
Charles O. Engstrom
Massachususetts
Committee On Public Service
Herbert Woodsum
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Thomas W. Kenefick
Charles E. Hayward
Brigham
Charles L. Dean
Malden
Henry C. Atwill
WM. E. Mahoney
COMMONWEALTH OF _ MASSACHU- 6
Carateia't
Committee On Federal Relations
United States
Sea Coast Battery
Boston Harbor
Committee On Prisons
Commonwealth
Frank A. Patch
William Colvard Parker
Eastern Reformatory
Waostonka
M. Frank
A. Patch
Committee On Street Railways
Senate
Amherst &Underland Street Railway Company
Sunderland
W. Hazelton
Fred C. Gilpatric
William A. Wembly
A. m. Co
Gilpatl
Commonwealth OF Massachu
C. G
Edward F. Coolidge
Boston & Suburban Express Company
W. Hazbelton
Committee On Labor
Donahue
Fall River
Thurdsay
John E. McLellan
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
D. B. Baker
Orent
Lard Howland
Chat
Charles O. Beng
Massachuusetts
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Multiple vessels cleared and sailed for Atlantic ports
A list of ships clearing for various destinations includes schooners and barges bound for Portsmouth New Hampshire, Damariscotta River, and Boston, with steamers headed to Portland, Me and Liverpool. Names such as Lewis H. Goward, Brookline, Jacksonville, and City of Us appear among consignments and coal port movements.
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Clintock
Foreland
Annie Gua
Lunt
Carteret
Calais
Jug Luzerne
Herbert Perth
Amboy
Billow
Burden
Nantasket Roads
Lewis H. Goward
Baltimore
Portsmouth
N. H
Georgian
Liver
Sardinia
Hamburg
Portand
Brookline
Jacksonville
Benjamin F. Poole
Estelle Trney
Newport News
President Roads
Navigator
New York
Mass hearings on clam cultivation and net bans set
The Massachusetts Committee on Fisheries and Game will hold hearings on March 16 at the State House Room 605. Topics include House bill on clam cultivation and protection and bills to ban bluefish sweep seines and menhaden purse seines. Chairman Warren W. Mhach.
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Massachusetts
State House
Boston
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Warren
Lhach
J. G. Collins
Massachusetts House committees schedule hearings March 1900
Massachusetts State House notices list hearings by the Judiciary Drainage Prisons Street Railways Labor Fisheries committees. Dates span March 6 to March 20 with rooms 227 442 426 249 481 and 431, featuring bills on bail for prisoners, city waterway improvements, jail maintenance, street railway extensions, mail transport by rails, and Sunday bird protections. Notable chairs include Willard Howland Henry C Atwill Frank A Patch W W Gilpatric and John E McLellan.
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Philippines
Spicer
Mr. Boynton
Walter E. Ker
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Taylor
Gray
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Sullivan
Sim- Plex Bloc Co
Lovell
Young
Murphy
NH & H RR
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Davis
Cochran
Kelley
Walker
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Crampnm
Frank- Brew Co
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Roe
Farrell
Peenson
Regan
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Kanz
Brookline Gas Co
Hurley
Albert
Same Ager
Frera
Clifford
McDonald
Keane
Moulton
FAABE
Colby
Wilman
Burgess
Frame
Lowe
Lyon
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Tremont St
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Michigan
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Ultonia
Alexander Martin
Savannah Line Ocean Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Florida
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N. Y
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Pym
Tallahassee
Summer Street
B. H. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Metropolitan
Ocean Steatship Company
New Pier 35
North River
A. Dew. Sampson
N.E. A
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Philadelphia
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
K. B. Sampson
State St
Fiske Building
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Norfolk
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
J. W. McCloskey
R. I
Portland. Steamship. CO
Gov. Dingrey
Bay State
India Wharf
Chas, R. Lewis
Yarmouth Steamship Co., Ltd
Yarmouth
N. S&s
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Washington St
Chatham St
H. F. Hammond
Fitchburg
R. R
Custom House
Colector
Warren & CO
Milk St
Rebecca A. Goddard
Matilda Goddard
Thomas G. Frothingham
Boston. & Dewepaper
John . McKim
Eugene Tappan
Harriette M. Witherell
Tha Tate
William Woods
Berkeley St
John W. Weth
Tlliam Woods
Admr
A. W. Esleeck
Bany
Aetiah At
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le Paithe
Keith
Merencey
London Syndicate
Europe
Ihall
Keene's
ATCH
Opticians
Tilden
Summer St
Maineprings
Robinson’s
Eliot St
J. ©. Smith
Mass. Ave
Cambridgeport
Soc
Sereque's
Panier
Merrimac St
J. Aronsos Ton
Lipson
Merrimack St
Portland St
the Post
Astrology
Rutland Square
M. Frances
Bramley
Locust St
Cincinnati
Webster CO
Broadway
Ia Waters Co
Raat
Bromfeld
Globe Stamp Works
Boston Terriers
Auburn
Cambridge
Keminton
Dee
Bales
District of Massachusette
Poties
J. Weston
Newton
Sti
Ben. H. Bray Lm
C.erk
Nashua Tro Nashua
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Rochester
Eliot Toth
Reo York Flower Co
Fulton St
Lawrence
Makters
M. Rosenfield
Kingston
Hutaw St
Toasetet
Highland St
Roxbury
Mel
American Sterilized Food CO
Clarendon St
Devonshire Es Room
John, Haynes & Cr
Prof
Berry
McPhail
Bite Hill Ave
Rox
Edison Home Phonograph
W. Park
Dorchester
Watson’s
William E. Fay
Water St
F. Martin
Ruggles
Vernonets
Big Blue
Olle St. Huite 4
Dudley St
WI ‘Sell Nic
Magnolia St.rchester
F. P. Gowing
Bedford St
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Grove Hall
Usle
Prof E'S Academy
Tremont St. Walts