Transport Crook to Return Bodies of War Dead
The transport Crook, carrying 198 identified and 697 total dead from the Santiago campaign, is due in New York tomorrow. Unidentified bodies will be interred at Arlington. identified remains will go to relatives. Massachusetts Second Regiment members listed among the dead. the ship will then sail back to Santiago to recover more bodies.
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New York
Crook
Santiago
Quartermaster Department
Arlington Cemetery
Washington
Porto Rico
Cuba
Massachusetts
Atkins
Harvey R
Barbour
Frank C
Bearse
Ichard H
Belleille
Alfred N
Copneeey
Jonneville
Dugas
Anatole
Field
Charles H
Gravel
Joseph
Halburn
Gustavus
Hale
Archie
Vesper
Paul L
Pike
William L
Stark
Jacob
Stetson
Fred S&s
Stewart
Arthur D
Smith
James M
Sullivan
Jeremiah J
Thyne
John, Jr
Whipple
George E
Cro
Dreyfus Case Debate Sparks Boycott Call at Temple Event
At Temple Adath Israel Auxiliary, Hon. Godfrey Morse spoke on The Legal Aspect of the Dreyfus Case and Rabbi Charles Fleischer urged a boycott of France. Morse argued the evidence against Dreyfus was weak and condemned France as cowardly for denying justice to its citizens.
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Temple Adath Israel
Temple
Godfrey Morse
Dreyfus
Charles Fleischer
France
C&h
Morse
Paris
P. V. Stock
Mary Queen of Scots
Picquart
Wsterhazy
Henry
President and party test for Washington trip
President and Mrs McKinley Vice President Hobart Postmaster General Smith Dr Rixey Secretary Cortelyou and Stenographer Barnes tested at 3 12 for Washington reaching a little before 5 oclock tomorrow afternoon in Thomasville Georgia.
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Thomasville
McKinley
Hobart
Smith
Rixey
Cortelyou
Barnes
Washington
Lawley and Sweeney Sign for 15 Round Hartford Fight
Worcester boxer John J. Lawley and New York’s Patsey Sweeney signed for a fifteen round match to take place between April 19 and 28 in Hartford at 130 pounds. Each purse includes a side bet of fifty dollars.
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Worcester
John J. Lawley
Patsey Sweeney
New York
Hartford
Golden Wedding in Brighton Ends with Honors
Mr and Mrs Henry 8 Hall celebrated their thirty year Brighton residence with a golden wedding at Grand Army Hall Rockland street last evening. He 71 she 69 Rev A A Berle officiated reception attended by G A R and Woman's Relief Corps members and many friends. The couple plan to move to Mansfield Mass and were presented with purses as part of the farewell.
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Harry G. Hall
Henry
Hall
Brighton
Grand Army Hall
Rockland Street
Hal
A. A. Berle
Llow
Gilman
G. W. Harriman
J. W
Hickey
A. J. Stewart
Haskell
Danforth
Woman's Relief Corps
Williams
M. N. Davis
C. H. Wheeler
Alice Heather
Sanborn
Conry Seen as Leader in Democratic City Committee Race
Joseph A. Conry emerges as favored candidate to succeed President John H. Lee as head of Boston's Democratic city committee. The article notes his two terms on the Common Council and two on the Board of Aldermen, his youth and oratory, and the district plan's impact on ward control and potential fights for aldermanic seats.
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Joseph A. Conry
Democratic City Committee
John H. Lee
Boston
Mr. Conry
Common Council
Lee
Kelcher
Senate
Charles JT. Quirk
South Boston
Roxbury
Morse Company Brattle Street Puzzle Window Prizes
Leopold Morse and Co invites New England youths to solve a puzzle hidden in their newspaper ad. Prizes include a Lovell Diamond bicycle, golf outfit, aquarium with goldfish, globe, canary, camera, Shakespeare set, silk umbrella, and more. No purchase required.
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Brattle Street
Leopold Morse & Co
Boston
New England
Lovell
Columbia Terrestrial Globe
Shakespeare
Atlas of the World
No Boston Game Spoiled by Thunder Shower in Durham
In Durham North Carolina this morning a thunder shower stopped forenoon practice and prevented the 9 game between the Bostons and Trinity Collegians. The teams will meet tomorrow for the open er and Friday and Saturday games have been arranged.
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Durham
N. C
Bostons
Trinity Collegians
Texas & Pacific Bondholders Offered Iron Mountain Securities
Iron Mountain bond sale terms offered to Texas and Pacific second-mortgage holders. They receive 6 percent of new Iron Mountain bonds with option to sell issued bonds to a syndicate. The plan aims to raise funds and restructure debt.
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Iron Mountain Bund Ofper
New York
Texas & Pacific
Iron Mountain Tours
Bulacan Province and its populated towns near Manila
The text describes Bulacan bounded by Nueva Ecija Manila Pampanga and the bay. It notes 965 square miles and about 230 000 people with twenty five cities most above 5000 population. Bulacan capital is Malolos? (Bulacan) with 13 186 residents. It lists towns Angat Baliuag Barasoain Bigan Bocaue Bustos Calumpit Guiguinto Hagonoy Malolos and explains their distances from Bulacan and populations. It discusses fortifications and military considerations near Malolos, and mentions heat and swamps challenging American advance from the coast toward the interior targets.
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Neuva Ecija
Manila
Bay
Pampanga
Province of
Bulacan
Angat
Baliuag
Barasoain
Bigan
Bocaue
Bustos
Calumosit
Malolos
Philippines
MacArthur’s Forces Fight Insurgents in Manilo Action
Manila dispatch reports Major General Otis saying MacArthur’s column holds Manilo and advances after heavy fighting. About forty American casualties, insurgents destroy bridges hindering trains and artillery. Northern line engagement commanded by Aguinaldo yields heavy losses and prisoners.
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Manila
Manilao
Meiavayan
Harrison Gray Otis
Washington
MacArthur
Manilo
Aguinaldo
Americans Take Mekauayan and Push Toward Malolos
American forces attack through jungle toward Polo and Malolos with Colonel Funston crossing the river to seize eighty prisoners and the Pennsylvania regiment taking forty. Meantime the Monadnock shells Paranaque, burning much of the town. The Philippine Commission plans an immediate proclamation to win native allegiance after Malolos is dispersed.
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Funston
Kansas Regiment
Pennsylvania Regiment
Mekauayan
Polo
South Dakota
MacArthur
Bulacan
Malolos
Paranaque
Monadnock
United States Philippine Commission
Engagement Near Manila Fails To End Battle Standoff
Washington reports three day battle north of Manila with no decisive result as War Department weighs possible breach of Malolos. Rebels reportedly forging ammunition as Otis commands cautious advance amid mounting attention.
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Malolos
Washington
Manila
War Department
Santiago
Otis
Campaign of Aguinaldo Forces Near Malolos Escalates
Dispatches describe a prolonged clash as American troops advance toward Malolos with bridges being repaired and rebels entrenched along a ten to twelve mile advance path. Analysts note insurgents may rely on locally produced ammunition while Dewey’s ships expose a widening gap as tactics shift.
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War Department
Maniloa
Aguinaldo
Malolos
Otis
Manila
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Malabon
Greene
Philippines
Cayite
From Polo to Malolos in Philippine Campaign
The text notes the challenging march from Polo to Malolos as American troops advance. Malolos lies in Bulacan province, described as small yet rich in resources. The account hints at hardships due to terrain and local conditions affecting the movement of troops.
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Polo
Malolos
United States
Vince
Bulacan
Archipela
Position of Dewey ships at Manila Bay and beyond
Admiral Dewey reports the fleet stationed at Manila Bay includes the Olympia Oregon Monadnock Monterey Callao Manila and Helena. Boston Charleston Concord and Petrel cruise to the south while Baltimore and Yorktown patrol off Luzon. Bennington to Hong Kong, Princeton repairing in Singapore, Nanshan to Guam, Iris sailing for Iloilo with coal. Solace to be sent soon.
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Manila
Olympia
Oregon
Monadnock
Monterey
Callao
Helena
Manila Bay
Boston
Charleston
Concord
Petrel
Baltimore
Yorktown
Luzon
Bennington
Hong Kong
Princeton
Singapore
Guam
Iris
Loilo
DEWEY
Fernald Libel Suit Stirs City Physicians Bankers
A Post exclusive reports Mrs. Eleanor R. Fernald has filed libel suits against about thirty prominent physicians druggists and bankers. Many signers recall little or nothing of signing and some misread the petition while others believed they signed for other causes. Attorneys have been retained by most defendants as they brace for court action.
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Eleanor R. Fernald
Fernald
Arthur E. Leach
Leach & Greene
Edward A. Perkins
E. A. Graves
H. Goldthwaite
Vere Goldthwaite
William T. Patch
Bernard T. Daly
Irving P. Gammon
Frank W. Thayer
John D. Knowlton
Henry C. Williams
James R. Chadwick
Samuel W. Spofferd
Clarence F. Eldredge
M. J. Melvitire
T. FP. Russell
William H. Pierce
Benjamin F. Bradbury
Secretary Alger Busy Day With Department Commanders
Secretary Alger spent the day in Havana reviewing troops and meeting officials. He received callers aboard the Ingalls before 8, conferred with department commanders, inspected the Seventh Army Corps, and attended a reception at Governor-General Brooke's residence in El Vedado.
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Havana
Alger
Ingalls
Brooke
el Vedado
Seventh Army Corps
Four Helo Officers Nab Four Shoplifters in Hub
Inspectors Knox and Douglass detained four alleged shoplifters in the Hub yesterday afternoon. The group, hailing from nearby towns, were in large department stores. A Cambridge woman named Jane Dee was found with $1.78 worth of small wares. Mary Grenere of Cambridge had goods on her, and Juliet Thomas of Union Park Street, Boston, had a few items valued at a figure reported in error.
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Knox
Douglass
Jane Dee
Cambridge
Mary Grenere
Juliet Thomas
Union Park Street
Boseton
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Jennings
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McLoughlin
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Murphy
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Saunders
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Walker
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Wallace
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Rabbi Fleischer
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Dr. Ball
Conry
Maliloa
Navy Department
Spain
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W. B. King
Thomas
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Matthews
Ryan
Youngstown
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Tommy Ryan
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Hood Rubber Company
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Dickinson
Mra Jewett
Boylston Street
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M. Cronin
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T. J. Lane
Post
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