Archbishop Corrigan Dead after pneumonia in New York
Archbishops death reported at 11:20 PM following a pneumonia attack. Fatty degeneration of the heart diagnosed as the cause. Born in 1840, Michael Augustine Corrigan served as a leading clergyman, with nurses and priests present. death followed a long illness, including injuries from a cathedral construction incident earlier that year.
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New York
Corrigan
Curley
George Corrigan
Newark
N. J
James Corrigan
Gate City
Fla
Father Curley
Keyes
Father Corrigan
Joseph
Oing
Michael Augustine Corrigan
Leinster
Ireland
St.Mary's College
Wilmington
Del
Mt. St. Mary’s
Eimettsburg
Suffolk's New Paymaster
Many persons of our institution have used Father John's Medicine with very satisfactory results. Hospital St. Vine cent de Paul, Manchester, N.HL.
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Father John
St. Vinecent de Paul
Manchester
N.hl
Squiers named minister to Cuba and Bragg consul general
H G Squiers secretary of the legation at Pekin chosen as minister to Cuba. General E S Bragg of Wisconsin selected as consul general at Havana. Squiers, a Canada native, had diplomatic service in Berlin and Pekin and helped defend legations during the Boxer uprising. Bragg was born in Unadilla New York in 1827 and rose to brigadier general. Washington May 5. Manila report recalls 84 Moro prisoners killed while escaping, with 40 fleeing. Captain Moore wounded, surgeons plan trepanation. Lt Vicars buried at Malabang. others alive sought to be saved.
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Cassels
M. A. Morris
Warden Bridges
Hasket Derby
Boston
Joseph I. McLaughlin
Harris
Embury P. Clark
Springfield
Hampden County
Francis A. Harris
Associated Press
Bridges
John W. S. Barnes
Allen
Barnes
House of Death
Death House
Warden
Cuba
E.S. Bragg
Wisconsin
Havana
Squiers
Canada
New York
United States
Berlin
Legation
Pekin
Legations
General Bragg
Unadilla
N. Y
Manila
Moore
Twentyseventh Infantry
Mindanao
Thomas A. Vicars
Twenty-first Infantry
Malabang
Champagne Tablets Promised To Replace Alcohol And Drugs
An advertisement touts Champagne Tablets as a harmless stimulant equal to champagne or whiskey, claiming no opiates or toxins and benefits for nerves, digestion, and energy. It asserts cures for liquor and tobacco habits, female weakness, and various ailments, with a price of one dollar for six dozen, available from Champagne-Tablet Co. Boston.
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Boston
Champagne-Tablet CO
Dept. J
Federal Street
Mass
Queen Is Saved Amid Grim Royal Illness at Loo Castle
Holland notes a great disappointment yet relief as a dangerous medical emergency near Queen Victoria’s condition ends with a successful accouchement. Doctors Roessings and Konner, with a Utrecht gynecologist, attended at Castle Loo through a tense night. Confidence grows as symptoms improve and hope returns among the Queen’s family and courtiers.
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the Hague
Roessings
Konner
Utrecht University
Castle Loo
Runaway Horse On Commonwealth Avenue Rescued Miss Lawson
Miss Doris Lawson daughter of copper magnate Thomas W. Lawson had a frightful runaway on Commonwealth avenue yesterday afternoon. F L Ames's coachman leaped from the box and restrained the horse, saving Miss Lawson from injury. she remained unhurt though shaken, and was driven home.
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Doris Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Commonwealth Avenue
Miss Lawson
F. L. Ames
Hotel Somerset
Answer Filed In Merger Suit Describes Northern Securities
In St Paul on May 6 the Northern Securities Company filed an answer in the United States Circuit Court. The document characterizes the enterprise as aiding interstate and international commerce. Individual answers were filed by James J. Hill et al for the Great Northern and by Northern Pacific officials and companies, all following similar lines.
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ST. Paul
Northern Securities Company
P. C. Knox
United States
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
William P. Clough
Dillis James
John S. Kennedy
George T. Baker
Great Northern Railway
J. Pier- Bacon
Daniel 8. Post Morgan
Robert Smont
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Attempt to End Brewery Strike Diplomatic Initiative
State Board of Conciliation invited the Boston Brewers executive committee and the joint strike committee for Brewery Workmen Nos 14 and 29, the Firemen No 8, the Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council. They met and arranged a further conference for Wednesday night at the Boston Brewers Association on Pemberton Square.
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State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Boston Rewers
Central Labor Union
Building Trades’ Council
State Board
Boston Brewers’ Association
Pemberton Square
Boston Area Forecast Shows Patchy Showers Likely
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Tuesday fair with light variable winds. Wednesday turns partly cloudy with probable afternoon or night showers and fresh southerly winds. A May 6 advisory from Washington notes similar unsettled conditions and winds from the north.
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Boston
Vicinity
Chaffee Publishes Full Casualty List From Bayan Battle
General Chaffee cabled the War Department a detailed casualty roll from the Bayan Mindanao engagement on May 2. Killed are Lieut. Thomas A. Vickers and several privates and corporals. wounded include Major S. Porter, Captain J. Moore, Lt. Wagner, Sgt. Wheaton, and many others from the Twenty-seventh Infantry, with numerous named units and ranks.
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Washington
Chaffee
War Department
Bayan
Mindanao
Thomas A. Vickers
Twenty
United States Infantry
James J. McGrath
Twenty-seventh Infantry
William Lorens
Charles Reynolds
John Langdon
Alfred J. Callahan
Frederic Cornell
Michael Golen
R. S. Porter
Surgen
James T. Moore
Alvert Lefonsman
Henry 8. Wagner
John Wheaton
Eugene L. McCarthy
Henry G. Millington
Frank A. Perry
Cook John Brady
Arthur Smith
Walter F. Cammers
Everett FE. Marshall
Charley Cobb
Floyd Croft
Robert McCormack
Edward W. Blair
John O'Donnell
George J. Beckley
Mintz and Phipps Rejected by the Aldermen
Mayor Collins and the Board of Aldermen failed to agree on appointments after a stormy session. Three nominees were turned down as Chairman Doyle and Aldermen Tinkham Bowen and Lomasney clashed in a parliamentary mixup. Accusations of conspiracy and cries of unfair treatment echoed through the chamber.
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Collins
Doyle
Tinkham
Bowen
Lomasney
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Commonwealth Ave
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