Eight New England railroad defendants held for grand jury
Eight more railroad employees faced April grand jury after $500 bonds were set for alleged scheme to defraud the New England Railroad. Charles Messer and Andrew Capen also bonded to await results. Coyle testified he helped the defendants and admitted taking payroll money beyond work performed. He said a company rep warned him to tell the truth or face state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Railroad
Grand Jury
Daniel S. Morton
Howard Brown
Charles L. Chase
Alfred EB. Sears
John S. Staples
Frederick L. Whittle
Samuel D. Bradner
John P. Tulley
Burke
Charles Ae Ear Otty W.S. Jones
George W. Stanley
George M
Coyle
New Gland Railroad
State Prison
House of Correction
Bradner
Mr. Coyle
Peace With Honor Quote on Courage and Hesitation
A historic quotation proclaims peace earned without cowardice or hesitation, asserting that any settlement must be untainted by doubt or delay. The line frames a stance on principled diplomacy and steadfast resolve.
St Patrick’s Day banquet honors Maine sailors dead in Havana
The Charitable Irish Society at Parker House honored the Maine dead with a mourning anchor painting as speakers including Mayor Gargan and Governor Wolcott urged loyalty and peace or war. Michael J. Dwyer was elected president, with many dignitaries and members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Gargan
Quincy
Brosnahan
Boston College
M. J. Dwyer
Irish Society
Parker House
Maine
Havana
St. Patrick’s Night
United States
Wolcott
Henry A. Thomas
Boston
Greenhalge
James F. Aylward
Ireland
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Timothy Brosnahan
Percy Browne
Mayourney
Andorge Gepson
Sosiety
Jeties
James F.weeney
John W., . Oon
Joseph H
George D. Wemyss
John T. Rawlins
M. T. Callahan
L. H. Ross
William H. Grieve
James E. Cotter
Edward J. Flynn
John B. Fitzpatrick
B. M. Poitevin
James F. Sweeney
Thomas M. McGiff
Benjamin W. O'Neil
J. Donovan
W. H. Whitzpatrick
John P. Dore
Thomas Riley
John J. Flynn
James Fagan
John Galvin
John M. McGuire
Joseph P. Flatley
Charles B. MacCorry
Bamon Reardon
John O'Connor
James Gilder
James B. McAloon
James LD. Casey
P. J. Ryan
J. J. Sullivan
James Clogden
Lawrence Duffy
Joseph A. Campbell
J. Mitchell Galvin
Robert Cox
John KF
John D. Drum
P. B. Corbett
Omas O'Callaghan
Michael J. Dwyer
Dwyer
Patrick's Day
Dion
Jomas x Gargan
Spanish Admiral Orders Torpedo Flotilla Away From Havana
Admiral Bermejo wires the torpedo flotilla commander not to proceed to Havana. The fleet, which left Cadiz for the Canaries, arrived at Las Palmas and was reportedly bound for Porto Rico to await Captain-General Blanco and Admiral Manterola. Officials say the flotilla is ordered not to go to Havana with no details on return or new destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Bermejo
Marine
Canaries
Havana
Cadiz
Las Palmas
Isl
Porto Rico
Blanco
Manterola
Spain
Atlantic
New Naval Squadron Planned for Hampton Roads
An order issues for a new squadron to be stationed at Hampton Roads. The first group will include the battleships Massachusetts and Texas to be transferred there, with gunboat Helena also joining. Senior Pole expresses satisfaction with changes at Key West as Spain readies and contemplates indemnity claims over the Maine disaster.
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United States
Roads
Admiral Sicard May
Massachusetts
Texas
Hampton Roads
Helena
Senor Pole
Key West
Spain
Maine
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My Clothier
Hanover and
Portland Sts
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C. H. Robinson
Washington St
Adams Square
Dock Square
Washington
Iday
Rhode
Vicinity
R. H. White Co
Charitable
Alfonso XI
Emperador CA
Pelato
Aptrata
The
New York Herald
Mrdarad
Ula
Sicard
Tortugas
New York
Oregon
San Francisco
Higginson
Navy Department
Senor Polo
Tns
Madeira
Brazil
Mayflower
Geelet
Charles R. Flint
Sunderland
Eng
Fern
Montgomery
U. S. Artillery
Fort Adams
Long Island Head
Congress
Gulf of Mexico
Lord Charles Beresford
America
Proctor
Senate
Cuba
Weyler
Trochas
Don's Negrons
Boyle Bros
Washburn Credit Co
Jordan, Marsh & Co
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