Boston College Changes Proposed to Move and Add High Schools
Rev W G Read Mullan proposes moving Boston College to new location in the city and converting current buildings into Catholic Latin and English high schools. He envisions endowments, professorships, and no tuition if possible, with eight year combined college and high school courses and nonparochial high schools serving about 300 and 150 students respectively.
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Immaculate Conception
Boston College
Haelish
Mullan
Father Mullan
Goethe Feier in Boston marks 150th Goethe birthday
Boston Germans held the Goethe Feier at the Turn Hall to honor Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The 60 attendees heard speeches by Harvard figures and performances by German American groups, praising Goethe as a cosmopolitan poet and German patriot.
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Boston
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Middlesex Street
Germany
Goethe
Strasburg
Waust
Crerman
Goethe-Feier
Kuno Francke
Harvard
K. J. Belling
Beethoven
Warren Carl
Fachen
Reinhold Paelten
William Dietrich
Porrest J. Grossman
Fraulein
Jouis Rothfuss
Kelterborn
Pierr C. A. Koehler
Higginson
Shakspere
Tie
British Museum
Koehler
Gesang Verein
Gesang Sektion
Turn Verein
Herren Jaques Hoffman
Carl Faciten
Jan B. Kelterborn
Fraulein Jwmmar Becker
Hiot Hubbard
Charles Delmont
Hugo Muensterberg
Tiarvard
Captain Clark Heads to New York After Boston Visit
Captain Charles I. Clark of the Oregon departs Boston at 10 a m for Worcester where he will ride electric cars to Leicester to see Rev. Samuel May for a few hours. He then boards an evening train to New York to visit his daughter and Lieutenant Robison. Admiral Belknap among a large group calling on him at Mattapan.
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Charles I. Clark
Oregon
Boston
Worcester
New York
Leicester
Samuel May
Robison
Buffalo
John Couness
Mattapan
Admiral Belknap
Boston College Notes Concerts Lectures and Baseball Update
The Mandolin Guitar and Glee Club will give its first concert Monday evening May 15 at Steinert Hall. Rev Thomas Gasson professor of philosophy will lecture tomorrow night on mavon arolo in the college hall. The baseball team returned from Maine and begins a New Hampshire trip this week. James Mulvaney is confined at home with blood poisoning and is not expected out for a month or more.
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Mandolin
Steinert Hall
Thomas
Gasson
College Hall
Mavonarolo
Maine
New Hampshire
James Mulvaney
Death of Captain Sir Herbert Naylor-Leyland Liberal MP
Captain Sir Herbert Naylor-Leyland Liberal member for Southport in the Southwest Lancashire division since last August died this afternoon of laryngitis at Hyde Park House Albert Gate London in the presence of his wife Miss Jennie Willison Chamberlain and mother in law Mrs Willian Zetah Chamberlain He was in his thirty first year.
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London
Herbert Scarisbrick Nayior-Leyland
Burt
Southport
Lancashire
Commmons
Hyde Park House
Albert Gate
N. W
Jennie Willison Chamberllain
Cleveland
Olfie
Airs
Willian Zetah Chamberlain
Sir Herbert Naylor-lLeas
Facts About Hell From Christ and Dives and Lazarus
The Rev. Charles A. Crane preached that Jesus Christ spoke frankly of hell and eternal punishment. He argued the parable of Dives and Lazarus shows undeniable facts, including conscious torment, a fixed gulf, and memory after death, as proof of Christ’s harsh warnings.
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Charles A. Crane
Saratoga Street
Hell
Christ
Jesus Christ
Dives
Lazarus
Hades
Dante
Moses
Jerusalem
Bakers' Union No 4 Holds Mass Meeting in Dexter Hall
A crowded Bakers' Union No 4 mass meeting in Dexter Hall yesterday heard general secretary John Shudel as the principal speaker. Before adjournment 36 membership applications were received and referred to the usual committee.
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Bakers’ Union No. 4
Dexter Hall
John Shudel
Immigrants Arrive at East Boston on Cephalonia
The Cunard ship Cephalonia docked in East Boston with 989 passengers. Immigration inspectors under Colonel Billings processed them all, detaining about twenty three for further checks. Most passengers head to New York or New England cities like Lowell Worcester Lawrence and Springfield. Captain Pierce notes a rough voyage with head winds rain and hail delaying arrival.
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Boston
Cunard Steamship Company
Cephalonia
Colonel Billings
Immigration Office
New England
Dominion Line
Immigration and Customs
New York State
Lowell
Worcester
Lawrence
Springfield
Old Commonwealth
Colonel Rivers
H. W. Pierce
L. A. Codwise
B. L. Codwise Hill
A. W. Hill
M. Livingston
A. R. Morrill
Whitney Widow Funeral to Be Held in Garden City
The Right Rev. Bishop Henry C. Potter will officiate at Mrs. W. Co. Whitney’s funeral in Garden City L I on Tuesday at 10 am A special train will carry attendees Pallbearers include George Pollock Thomas Newbold Robert Bacon Gould H Redmond Gardiner G Hlowland George S Bowdoin Frank Yeabody and Thomas Hitchcock.
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New York
Henry C. Potter
Paris Star La Cavalieri Weds Russian Prince in Rome
La Cavalieri, famed Paris stage beauty, elopes with Prince Bariatinsky and becomes Princess Bariatin sky. They eloped from Jolies Bergere and wed in Rome. The couple, rich from estates and mines in Isnesia, now enjoy a lavish honey moon amid Parisian scandal.
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Paris
la Cavalieri
Prince Bariatinsky
Jolies Bergere
Rome
Russia
Imperial
Nicholas
Olga
Barlatinskys
Isnesia
Princs
Cavalieri
Jeusmesse Dorece
Prince Bariatinsly
Criticisms of Commissary General Miles over Beef Purchases
A war era report condemns the 6 847 174 pounds of canned roast beef bought by the commissary department as excessive and ill advised. General Eagan faces severe rebuke for untried beef and suspected chemical preservation, while Miles denies certain newspaper charges.
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Commissary Department
Liverpool
General Eagan
Court Finds Negligence In Cuba Beef Delivery Delays
The court notes that too much time was spent distributing perishable refrigerated beef in Cuba and Puerto Rico. The fault lies with brigade and higher officers and their commissaries, though no specific officer is named. Delays unloading Swift & Company refrigerating equipment at Santiago drew criticism and caused serious losses.
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Cuba
Weto Rico
Swift & Company
Santiago
General Shafter
Court Opinion on Ration Beef in Cuba Expedition
The court finds canned roast beef unsuitable as a travel ration due to lack of cooking facilities and absence of fresh vegetables and condiments. Canned roast beef may be used on shore two days in ten but not for two days in succession. Refrigerated beef is suitable when in good condition. The court favors canned beef on transport and on shore with harbor access but prefers canned carne beef over canned fresh beef. Bacon plus vegetables could be better than canned roast beef. Landed beef cattle in Cuba would be impracticable. officials agree.
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Ivor
Tropics
Cuba
Court finds canned beef shipped to troops standard quality
The court concludes during the 1898 war the packers sold canned roast beef as a commerce standard. Purchases for the army came from the subsistence department via officers, not at packers’ urging. Analysis shows no preservatives or doctored meat. receipts note freshness and proper preservation with minimal malfunction.
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United States
United States Navy
Europe
War Department
Cuba
Porto Rico
Subsistence Department
Miles
Daly's Testimony on Beef Treated on Panama Ship
The court reviews Dr. Daly's testimony on refrigerated beef aboard the transport Panama and beef supplied to immunes at Chickamauga. It notes Daly did not flag suspected chemical treatment during residuum analysis and questions the Powell process claim versus fumigation and the link between ship residuum and Clark's analysis.
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Daly
Panama
Chickamauga
Board of Survey
Powell
Clark
Army Ration in Tropical Campaign Cited as Disease Factor
A court report on the Santiago campaign discusses the army diet. It finds no clear link between canned beef and illness and notes the ration was ill suited to tropical conditions. Transport deficiencies and weather worsened subsistence, contributing to disease among troops.
General Miles Interview Highlights War Period Charges
The article surveys General Miles charges made in newspaper interviews and before the war Investigating commission. It cites an Associated Press interview from New York dated January first in which Miles said he had overwhelming evidence.
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Miles
Court's Own Attitude in War Inquiry Report
The court states it zealously sought the truth and fully covered matters for investigation. Calling more witnesses would not add new light, and several subpoenaed witnesses did not obey. The court could not compel attendance as statutes did not allow punishment for refusal to testify. The document is signed by J. T. Wade and George B. Davis.
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Thea
J. Tf. Wade
U.S. V
George B. Davis
President Dissolves Court in War Department Notice
The report and court of inquiry findings are approved and the court is dissolved. Executive Mansion Washington May 6 1899. Major General James F Wade heads the inquiry and the acting Secretary of War orders the dissolution by Adjutant General JC Corbin.
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Executive Mansion
Washington
William Mkinlicy
Dames. F. Wade
Corbin
Print cloth market holds firm in Fall River trade
Fall River on May 7 reports the print cloth market is firm and unchanged at 23 cents per unit, signaling steady demand and pricing in the textile sector.
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Fall River
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co. Advertises Cleaning Equipment
Metropolitan Manufacturing Co successor to American Wringer Co New England Retail Business advertises 77 79 Franklin and Arch Street Boston 2690 offering wringers mangles sweepers and repair services with prompt attention via telephoned orders.
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Mietropolivan Manufacturing CO
American Wringer Co
Ingland
Franklin
Boston
Hair Mattresses Sold By A. W. Whikeley & Co Boston
Maude orders two purts of hair mattresses weighing 40 pounds each at full size for ten dollars. Item sold by A. W. Whikeley & Co manufacturers located at US and 65 Hanover Street Boston opposite American House.
Daly's Body Unclaimed in City Hospital
The body of a young man believed to be William J. Daly who shot himself in Brighton Saturday remains unclaimed at City Hospital. He listed Chicago as his residence and little identifying information is available beyond scribbles on a cigarette box. authorities await positive identification and orders for removal.
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Wife No. 2
Theody
Cecide
Hotham
Boston
Coolidge’s Corner
Ark Square
Eldredge
William J. Daly
Brighton
Chicago
Division 61 A O FEl Meeting in Independence Hall
The bi monthly meeting of Division 61 A O FEl held at Independence Hall Lowell Street yesterday afternoon. President J Mccauley presided with officers J Leary Rep Scoct Carthy F S John Dowd J F Ahern. Seventeen new members were initiated and twenty five applications submitted. Committees reported progress on ticket distribution for the county reunion and ball.
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Division 61
A. O. Fel
Independence Hall
Lowell Street
We. J. McCauley
Jo. J. O'Leary
Scoct Carthy
F. S
John Dowd
J. F. Ahern
Ball
Messrs
John Toomey
Jeremiah McCarthy
I. J. Ahern
Thomas MelLaughlin
J. Vo. OcConnell
Thomas Casey
William Garvey
John
Ahern
J. B. O'Higgins
James Curley
E. J. O'Leary
D. J. McCarthy
J. Foley
Edward Henneberry
Thomas Wickey
James Collins
Stephen Hagen
James McCarthy
John O
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Reid
Berry
New York Times
Herald
President McKinley
West Indies
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Aia
U. S
Charles F. Riordan
Globe Building
President Disolves Court
Cieneral Millen
A. O. Hi
Johnsen & Ty
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Clera
Mt. Bowdoin
Neal Need
Yeats
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