Rivera Fane Captured General Confined in Gil Prison
Havana dispatch reports General Russ Rivera commander of Pinar del Rio patriots captured by General Velasco after a Sunday engagement near Calerdas. He is confined at Guardia Civil quarters, wounded, treated by Spanish doctors, and reticent on patriot affairs. Rivera gave a valued handshake to Velasco and offered a diamond ring to the surgeon.
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Havana
San Cristobal
Russ Rivera
Pinar del Rio
Velasco
Calerdas
Guardia Civil
Spain
Rivera
Bacallao
Weyler
Cienfuegos
Rius Rivera
Antonio Mecco
Madrid
Cuban War Hero Sanguilly Named West Army Commander
General Julio Sanguilly, famed for the ten year Cuban war and likened to Gomez and Maceo, is reported to succeed General Ruis Rivera as commander of the army of the west. A naturalized American, he claims no active role in the current rebellion and was released from jail in February after two years of imprisonment on rebellion charges. He arrived in New York on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julio Sanguilly
Cuba
Peer O Gomez
Maceo
Ruis Rivera
Army of the West
Pinar del Rio
General Sanguilly
Teutan Duke Reveals Irish Roots in Spanish Service
The Marquise de Fontenoy notes the Duke of Teuton title hides Irish O Dalonnell lineage. Charles O Donnell of Donegal, son of Leopold O Donnell, served Queen Isabella and governed Cuba. The duke, a Castilian noble, recalls Milesian kings and recalls his ancestors who aided Spain. He spoke at Madrid cadet prizes, saying Irish returned to their ancestral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquise de Fontenoy
Duke of
Teutan
O’donnell
Charles O’donnell
County Donegal
Leopold O'Donnell
Spain
Isabella
Christiana
Munoz
Rianzeres
Cuba
Priine
Teuton
Morocco
Alfonso
Vienna
Madrid
O'Neills
An O'Connor
A Maher
Spanish
Ireland
Indicted ex officials linked to county $50,000 theft
Seven former county officers and a private citizen in Sutler Indiana were indicted for pilfering $50,000 from the county. Dills pleaded guilty and drew three years, while Laurel and Borst remain in prison on five-year terms. Bail set at $1000 for the others. more arrests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dills
Laurel
Borst
Hotel cashier accuses chief clerk in grill room row
Chicago March 30 Mrs H A Shatford cashier of the Great Northern Hotel and wife of a Board of Trade operator publicly convicted L A Bailey chief clerk in the grill room last night in the presence of 10 guests. Mrs Shatford was aided by her husband who restrained any interference. Ratley lashed in the face then ran upstairs. She went home and was discharged by the hotel proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. A. Shatford
Great Northern Hotel
Board of Trade
L. A. Bailey
Great N Northern
Dinner for Boston evening high school instructors
A pleasant dinner was held last evening for the instructors of Boston evening high schools. Dr Benjamain Tenney presided and Ralph Bartlett served as secretary. Guests included Isaac F Paul George H Anderson Frank E Bateman and T D Apollonie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Benjamain Tenney
Ralph _ .&.artlett
Isaac F. Paul
George H.anderson
Frank E. Bateman
T. D. Apollonie
Court case reveals stalking husband and tenant dispute
Mrs. Fairfield describes fear and confrontations with O'Brien who has stalked her for years. The invasion includes a broken door, sledge hammer damage, and police involvement as tenants report the attack at the Essex street tenement. Fairfield, a prominent Lawrence landlord, has weathered illness and maintains extensive property holdings.
Fairfield details estranged wife and Plumpton affair findings
Fairfield speaks to a Post correspondent about his estranged wife, her alleged partner Colby from Lowell, and Mrs. Tuttle of Revere. He claims they lived as man and wife and that his wife used his name while traveling as a widow. He states a Boston lawyer is handling the case and that detective O'Brien helped collect evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Colby
O’brien
Boston
Tremont and
West Streets
Boylston Street
Station 5
Essex Street
James M. Fairfield
Fairfield
Paul Hannagan
Hannagan
James M
Lawrence
St. Mary’s Church and Convent
Samuel Fairfield
Wakefield
Nathaniel Bickford
Bickford
Emery
Maine
Fairfields
Post
Lowell
Colby
Lawrence Man Arrested for Break In At Warren Avenue
The arrest of John J. O'Brien for breaking and entering the apartment house at 14% Warren avenue Boston drew interest in Lawrence where he was well known. He formerly served as gate-tender at the Parker street crossing and later as special policeman after the Boston & Maine absorption of the Lowell division. He had brief stint as a heroic driver before returning to policing.
Building trades unions strike over thermostat work dispute
Eighteen hundred union building trades mechanics are on strike or locked out in New York amid a quarrel between the steamfitters and plumbers unions over thermostatic work. The board of delegates orders sympathy strikes at jobs with non union steamfitters and where other trades are employed. Delegates and plumbers' society plan to meet Bishop Potter to resolve the dispute with a three man selection from each side and an umpire to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Building Trades
Board of Ne
Building Trades Unions
Board of Walking Delegates
The
Plumbers’ Society
Bishop Potter
Aoe
Plumbers
Steamfitters
Lumbers
Tannery Strike Shuts Plants as 2000 Workers Walk Out
In Chicago on March 20, about 2000 tannery workers walked off the job. Strikers expect a two month struggle and may stay out a year to push hours from nine to ten. Companies plan to close plants for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aay
American Wringer Co. Jewelry Offer on Instalments
Advert promotes installment plans for diamonds watches jewelry silverware clocks manicure sets and banquet lamps with orders by mail or telephone and promises prompt attention. Boston based American Wringer Company Broadway extension is successor Met. Manfg. Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Boston
Met
Manfg. Ce
Boston Public Official Accused of Conflicts and Improper Ties
A petition seeks removal of Augustus P. Martin chairman of the Boston Board of Police amid charges he and his family benefited from licenses and business deals. Allegations detail concurrent roles with Pearl Hill Lithia Spring, Fremont Gold Mining, and other firms, plus pressure on licensees and sale of stocks to liquor interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Trust Company
Saee Eee
Augustus P. Martin
James W. Kenney
Michael H. Curley
Board of Police
Kenney and Curley
City of
Boston
Commonwealth
Pearl Hill Lithia Spring Company
Fremont Gold Mining Company
Augus P. Martin
Everett F. Martin
Charles A. Martin
Pape
al- Haneces
New England Mutual Accident Association
Dorchester Savings Bank
Howard National Bank
Pearl Hill Spring Company
Thompson
Bank v. Rutland R. Co
Puritana Praises and Patient Narratives in Medical Ad
Advertorial testimony from Luther P. Shattuck of Rowley Massachusetts and Mrs T Rivés of Westville Connecticut tout Puritana as a life saving stomach remedy. Shattuck details long stomach distress relieved after doses and renewed appetite while Rivés describes fatigue weakness insomnia and regained strength and work capacity after using Puritana.
Puritana Promises New Digestion and Vitality
The ad claims Spring Puritana provides a new digestion and new vigor for men and women who follow directions, promising overall health benefits and vitality from head to feet.
Directors’ Duty and Responsibility In Corporate Management
A legal ruling rebukes the idea that directors are mere figureheads and emphasizes that duties include diligent supervision and active management. Citing Briggs v Spaulding, the text argues directors must exercise ordinary diligence, supervise officers, and not abdicate responsibility to avoid jeopardizing stockholders and depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busines Corporation
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Briggs
Congress
Prohibition on Police Commissioners Engaging in Any Business
The text argues that a police commissioner must not engage in any business, to prevent conflicts with official duties and private interests. It cites statutory intent, public policy, and the broad licensing reach of commissioners, noting conflicts with theaters, saloons, inns, and other licensed ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Lcensing Board
Ager
Want Farther North End Liquor License Reduction
A North End temperance delegation asked police commissioners to cut liquor licenses in their area. They argue licenses are excessive for the population and draw undesirables. Leaders include Tia Horton, Samuel F. Flubbard, and Rev. Co. L. D. Younkin from local unions and missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Tia Horton
Rev
E. A
North End Union
Parmenter Street
North Fnd
North Street
Samuel F. Flubbard
Co. L. D. Younkin
Police arrest Powers and Cady for policy materials found
Officers Tewhert and Green arrested Christopher Powers and Louis D. Cady after liquor squad officers found policy materials at the scene. Both were charged with presence where policy materials were located during the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewhert
Green
Christopher Powers
Louis D. Cady
Anystery Deepens as Family on Way to Dobbins Funeral
The article traces a car journey to the Dobbins home for a funeral. The parents express relief at Frank Hook's presumed innocence and lack of knowledge of the crime. Miss Mary Elizabeth Hoct mourns her sweetheart Walter, saying his death was a great shock and offering no motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Dobbinses
Frank
Frank Hook
Dobbins
Wally
Mary Elizabeth Hoct
Walter
Funeral for Walter Dobbins Held at Forest Street Home
Walter Dobbins was laid to rest yesterday afternoon in a solemn service at his Forest street residence. The Medford Unitarian Church pastor led prayers for justice to find and punish the cruel assassin as friends and neighbors gathered in quiet mourning. Pallbearers included Franklin W. Woods, Thomas H. Hughes, Edward Smith, and Charles Smith, with Oak Grove Cemetery as the final resting place. Attendees named Mrs. Hook, Miss Mary Hook, Frank Hook, Mr. and Mrs. Woods, and William and Frank Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dobbins
Forest Street
H. C. de Long
Medford Unitarian Church
de Long
Franklin W. Woods
Thomas H. Hughes
Edward Smith
Charles Smith
Oak Grove Cemetery
Hook
Mary Hook
Frank Hook
Mrs. Woods
William and
Frank Woods
Rev George F Pentecost Joins Yonkers Presbyterian Church
Rev George F Pentecost arrived in New York aboard the Mohawk with his wife to take the role of pastor at the First Presbyterian Church in Yonkers. He previously led congregations in Brooklyn and Boston after serving at Marylebone Church in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George F. Pentecost
Marylebone Presbyterian Church
London
Dr. Pentecost
First Presbyterian Church
Yonkers
Brooklyn
Boston
Maine Veterans Meet Elects Officers at American House
The Maine Veterans Association met at the American House with General G. H. Nye presiding and E. L. Clark as secretary. Officers elected include President G. H. Nye, secretary Clark, to be followed by a banquet at the American House on April 8.
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Maine Veterans’ Association
G. H. Nye
E. L. Clark
Bs Clark
L. K K. Marston
J. C. Littlefield
E. B. Billings
A. M. Benson
M. A. Chick
H. G. White
American House
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Riveras
Fane
I Gil
Sanguiny
Sanguilly
Tetuan
O'Donnells
Donegal
Boodle Hunt
Indiana
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Castoria
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. 4H. Fletcher
the Centaure Company
Murray ST
New York City
Hoon
Baker
East Brookline St
CEN
ARTIN
Luther P. Shattuck
Rowley
Mass
Shattuck
T. Ridge
Westville, Conn
Puritana Compound Co
Dixl Creeby
M.D
Woodbury
A.W. Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
MR. Pentecost
Maine Veterans Meet
Marry ME
Sadie
Wil
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Broderick
South Boston
Dorchester St
William J. Broderick
St. John’s
N. F
Hazelton
Isabel A
J. Franklin
Fanny Hazelton
St. Nicholas
Fla
S. P. Hazelton
Wellesley Hills
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
George H. Souther
Washington St
Kade
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