Army Moving South to Invade Cuba in Rapid Offensive
The United States plans a swift invasion of Cuba with 66 000 troops in weeks. Major General Miles and staff head to Tampa to supervise the operation as ships ready transport to Cuba and the Philippines.
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Fighting Bob Evans Daughters Join Army Nurse Pledge
Washington May 10 The two daughters of Fighting Bob Evans and the daughter of Captain Taylor of Indiana took their first lesson in setting a broken leg at Hampton Roads hospital. After six weeks they vow to become army nurses under the Daughters of the American Revolution. They were barred from the Red Cross for being under 30 but pressed their service to country.
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Gussie Begins Journey to Cuba from Tampa
In Tampa on May 10 at 1 p m the Gussie received orders for departure and soon cast off from her moorings heading south likely toward Cuba with a cargo or passengers aboard.
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Army balloon train ready for shipment to Cuba
Lieutenant J. F. Maxfield reported by Brigadier-General Greely that the balloon train is prepared for immediate shipment. An engine will attach to the train when mobilization occurs, speeding it to Florida for loading on transports with the army into the field.
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Fortify health with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery strengthens health by boosting liver and stomach function to purify blood and prevent illness. The tonic is praised as a superior blood maker and restorative, with Pleasant Pellets offering gentle constipation relief. Manufactured at World’s Dispensary in Buffalo, N Y.
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Mutiny Report As Officers Rejected At Camp Dewey
In Sioux Falls on May 10 a near mutiny occurred after examining surgeons rejected the captain and the first and second lieutenants of Company H Huron. Non-commissioned officers tore stripes from uniforms and the company refused to enlist.
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First New Hampshire Volunteers Muster Into Service
Concord reports the entire regiment of the First New Hampshire Volunteers will be mustered into U.S. service by Thursday night. The move marks a full activation of the unit as it joins national defense efforts.
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Powers Wish 10 Save Spain and End Cuban War
Washington May 10. European diplomats discuss pressing Spain to sue for peace after Manila defeat. They consider relinquishing Cuba and accepting a war indemnity with Dewey occupying Manila until payment. Ambassadors warn Spain’s leaders face potential political collapse and harsher terms if war continues.
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Boston vaudeville and theatre boom to open summer season
The city braces for a packed theater slate with Lipman and Mann in The Telephone Girl at Hollis, Maud Williams in The Highwayman at Tremont, Charmion the trapezist at Boston Theatre, and Sousa's Trooping of the Colors later this month. Bob Fitzsimmons sightings mix with May 23 Adams-Lothian-Keen testimonial at the Museum and an enlarged Castle Square Orchestra for summer.
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Illness prompts command change in Second Regiment N G S M
An order from Adjutant General Richards relieves Colonel G A Philbrook of command due to illness and pneumonia risk. Major Alonzo York becomes acting commander. Rumors of a staff-driven resignation circulate, with several officers named as potential successors including General I E Newcomb and Colonel F Hoyt.
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Naming Dewey Inspired Triplets Born in Boston Home
Mrs. Nellie Vintun gives birth to triplets in her Blossom Court home near Faneuil Hall. One infant will be named after Acting Admiral Dewey to honor his Manila victory. Father Thomas Vinton, about to become an American citizen, and Dr. N. M. Goodman praised the delivery and care.
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Boys Rescued After Boat Upset Off South Boston Shore
Frank Randolf 14, William Holland 15, and William Swan 18 were in a small boat near the gas house wharf when a gust tipped it. Randolf and Holland swam ashore while Swan clung to the boat but could not be saved until Frederick Burnham, standing ashore, dived in and pulled him to safety in a semiconscious state. Swan recovered at his home. Burnham, famed as an expert swimmer on the waterfront.
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Commissioner Corbett Now Election Commissioner
The Hon. Joseph J. Corbett assumed the duties of election commissioner yesterday morning. He appeared at the City Clerk office to qualify shortly after 10 o clock. A bouquet of flowers, a gift from a political admirer, sat on the commissioners desk.
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Master Teamsters Elect Officers at Quincy House
The Master Teamsters Association held its annual meeting and election of officers at the Quincy House last evening. After an informal banquet, the following officers for the ensuing year were elected: President W. C. Sanders, first vice president W. H. H. Parcher, second vice president Chauncey Rowe, secretary and treasurer Luke Hilliard.
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Hanging for Spy in Washington Hears Private Execution
George Downing, accused Spanish spy, is now in military custody. The secret service head says conviction is certain. Over 600 applicants seek to witness the execution, but it will likely be private and by hanging rather than shooting.
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Annexation debate delays Hawaii resolution vote
Washington May 10 The House committee on foreign affairs postponed the Hawaiian annexation vote to next Thursday at minority request. The panel, 11 to 4 in favor, heard General Schofield warn that neutral Hawaii would hinder U S aims in the Philippines. He estimated fortifications at about 500000 dollars and noted fuel costs would trim cargo if the expedition passed through Honolulu.
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Senate Passes Four War Measures in May Session
In Washington on May 10 the Senate approved four wartime measures. One funds continued work in the adjutant general's office. Another allows enlistment of a volunteer signal corps with two thirds experts in electricity or telegraphy. The third, the immune bill, already passed by the House. The fourth measure was a pending item not completed in the session.
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Thieves Enter Home on Lindall Place Steal Jewelry
Thieves broke a window at Pannie Applebaum home 2 Lindall Place and took a diamond earrings set a gold hunting case watch with chain and charm marked LL Applebaum a ladies gold watch with diamond center and long gold neck chain valued about 250 dollars.
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City opens germ laboratory in Sudbury building
The Board of Health has opened its bacteriological department and laboratory in the Sudbury building on Sudbury street under Dr. H. W. Hill. Family physicians may take cultures for development in suspected diphtheria and other germ diseases.
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Playgoers' Club Hosts Higginson Talk in Cambridge
Mrs. Thomas S. Nowell of Commonwealth avenue hosted the Playgoers' Club gathering with Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson as guest speaker. He spoke on England After Twenty Years detailing customs and history while noting Roosevelt’s Dutch ancestry.
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My Clothier Plans Sharp Spring Suit Sale in City
Bernard M. Wolf overseeing a large stock of Spring Suits bought from Samuel Gumpert & Co. at 438 and 45 East 12th Street New York. He says low purchase price means the lowest prices ever offered to the public for well made clothing. The store foresees a busy selling period during the sale.
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