Delay in Movement of Volunteers From Camp Dewey
The Second Regiment to Chickamauga and possibly the Ninth to Fort Meyer face delayed deployment from Camp Dewey due to supply issues and Washington orders. Seven companies have mustered for the Second Regiment with officers named. Governor Wolcott and Senator Lodge figure in forthcoming movements and staff appointments amid regiment readiness and rivalries.
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Dewey
South Framing
Chickamauga
Fort Meyer
Wash
D. C
Ewey
Massachusetts
Wolcott
Sccnt
Chickaarrow
Smith
Washington
Hyde
United States
Boston
Springfield
Greenfield
Worcester
Northampton
Clark
Dalton
Curtis Guild, Jr
Senator Lodge
Fitzhugh Lee
Guild
Woodward
Lee
Baltimore
Fourth Class Licenses Stir Police Board Debate
A police board discussion on fourth class licenses continues. A committee led by John H. Rahl James D Casey Burkhardt Brewing Companys representative and Colonel H W Huguley presented to the commissioners arguing saloon keepers rely on the licenses as their largest revenue source, permitting off premise liquor sales. The commissioners promised full consideration.
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John H. Rahl
James D. Casey
Burkhardt
The
Burkhardt Brewing Company
H. W. Huguley
Sound Line Boat Train From Boston to New York
The Norwich Line boat train still leaves Kneeland street station Plymouth Division. Departure announced at 708 p m. This remains the latest Sound Line boat train leaving Boston for New York.
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Norwich Line
Kneeland Street
Plymouth Division
Sound Line
Boston
New York
Unlucky Boat Crew Rescued After Powder-Loaded Sailboat Sinks
Two men escaped a drowning by a harbor near Boston when a towboat struck a sailboat carrying 400 pounds of explosive powder. The vessel sank near Commercial wharf as the Camilla and crew rushed to aid, pulling them aboard with ropes. Captain Curran and Fred More were aboard the powder boat en route to Nahant fortifications.
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Resolute
Long Wharf
Boston Fruit Company
South
Boston
Lewis Wharf
Edward Curran
Fred More
Oriental Powder Company
American Ordnance Company of
Lynn
Nahant
Commercial Wharf
Suffolk
Jessie
John Hopkins
Camilla
Richard Lerson
Position of the Pope Clarifies Holy See Stance
Monsignor Martinelli releases a Vatican cablegram denying any partisanship in the Spanish American conflict. The Holy See says its attitude is neutral and aims for peace, warning against rumors. Cardinal Rampolla notes editors should use the statement as appropriate.
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Washington
Martinelli
Vatican
Holy See
Scott’s Emulsion Aids Thin Children For 25 Years
When children are hungry or thirsty you give food or water. For thin children the best fat forming food is Scott’s Emulsion. For a quarter of a century it has helped thin, weak, and sick children become healthy. Available at druggists for $1.00. Scott & Bowne, New York.
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Wita
Mfn
Dr. Pierce
A. S. Everhart
Card Spring
Scott Co
Ind
Scott
Dean's Kidney Pills Aid South Boston Man in Recovery
A case from Curtis' Drug Store features William McKay of 215 Silver Street South Boston who suffered back pain swelling and urinary trouble risking Bright's Disease. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his condition improved with weight regain and corrected urinary disorder. Sold by all dealers 50 cents mail by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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Bright
Megs
Dean
Wm. McKay
Silver St
Boston
Curtis’ Drug Store
Foster, Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dewey Celebration in Montpelier With Naval Hero
Acting Admiral Dewey’s native city Montpelier honors his victory over the Spanish fleet with a massive procession. Thousands join, marching past pictures of the hero as three tons of fireworks illuminate the route. The celebration lasts into the night.
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Montpelier
Dewey
Spaniards in Manila Defy Surrender Demand
From Hong Kong reports Spaniards in Manila remain defiant and show little sign of surrender until the city is destroyed, with London noting continued arrogance in their stance.
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London
Daily Mail
Hong Kong
Manila
Local Captain Heads for Port Tampa aboard Gussie
In Tampa on May 9 Captain Dorst after lengthy talks with General Wade departed on a special train at 11 p m for Port Tampa and boarded the vessel Gussie. Sail orders are expected before 1 o'clock.
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Tampa
Fla
Dorst
Wade
Port Tampa
Gussie
War Department
Hong Kong
London
Manila
England
Dewey
War News in Brief From Front Pages
Naval Reserves on the monitor Lehigh are mustered into regular service. Rumors speak of a Cabinet crisis in Madrid with Senor Gamazo named. A Spanish fleet reportedly moved south from Lisbon while the Gussie carries 100 U S troops 7000 Springfield rifles and 200000 rounds to Cuba for Cuban Patriots.
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Prage
Lehigh
Madrid
Senor Gamazo
Lisbon
Gussie
Cuba
United States
Sagasta
Congress
Dewey
War Department
Chickamauga
Washington, D. C
Curtis Guild, Jr
Hugh Lee
Fort Meyer
Fitze
Friction in the Cabinet Shapes War Strategy
Washington and cabinet rivals clash over how to end the war quickly as Navy and Army push toward Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines. Secretary Long backs a hard line while fears of foreign complications and political resistance threaten decisive action. War aims and policy face internal disputes as Admiral Villamil’s fate and territorial questions loom.
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Washington
Pacific
West
Dewey
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Madrid
Atlantic
Makinley
Porto Rico
Villamil
United States
Gomez Just
Congress
Manila
War Department
Treasury Department
Long
Navy Department
Sampson
Eight American ships pass Cape Haytien heading east
The New York Evening Journal reports eight ships of the American squadron passed Cape Haytien this morning bound for the east. No sign of the Spanish fleet was reported. The Montgomery, serving as dispatch boat, called here Saturday morning and departed after receiving despatches, having seen no Spaniards.
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Cape Haytien
New York Evening Journal
Montgomery
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Evening News
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ST. Thomas
West Indies
Isabel ST
China
Philippine Islands
New Zone
Hayti
Julius G. Tucker
Martinique
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J. A. Smith
Susquehanna Ave
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Sterling Remedy Company
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