Mil ton Fire Chief McCue Denied Reappointment
Milton town officers rejected Chief Edward A. McCue in a meeting last night. Appointed fire engineers include Horatio A. Gilbert, Joseph Manning, and Harry Holmes. Rumors said McCue would challenge the new chief due to unsatisfactory civil service exams.
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Ward liner fired upon at Tampico
Washington April 30 Rear Admiral Mayo at Tampico reported to the Navy Department tonight that the Ward line steamer Antilla was fired upon while approaching the Mexican port. The incident adds to rising tensions in the region as naval authorities monitor safety and maritime movements along the coast.
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Tampico clash prompts naval conference and wounded helmsman
The Antilla’s helmsman was wounded as rebel fire hit, and the ship anchored while wireless signals went out. Admiral Mayo moved a medical officer aboard Des Moines as British, foreign warship officers met the constitutionalist commander to demand tighter control. The conference followed by a report of gunboat Vera.
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Personally Conducted California Trips Offer Comfort and Economy
Burlington Route promotes affordable Personally Conducted trips to California with Pullman Tourist sleeping cars and a dedicated agent to handle details. Plans emphasize low fares, home-like service, and guided tours of numerous points of interest. Contact Alex Stocks, New England Passenger Agent, for details.
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Cuban flag fired upon. flag held in river by constitutionalists
A Cuban flag was fired upon and displayed in the river yesterday by constitutionalists, then later steamed into port under cover of fire from the Mexican gun boat Vera Cruz, targeting the rebels.
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Pleaded for Immigrants by Mary Antin at Back Bay Hall
Mary Antin, author of The Promised Land, spoke at Jordan Hall to Back Bay society women urging an end to class and race divisions. She recalled her immigrant journey from Boston to the North and West Ends and argued that with equal schooling both she and her cook could exchange places.
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Seek Lost New York Girl Here
West Roxbury police pursue 17 year old Minnie Hoffman from New York who vanished ten days ago. Her brother Bernard Hoffman arrived and provided clues suggesting she may be in Roslindale.
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