Boston and Manchester Veterans Celebrate 112th Anniversary Parade
Boston hosts the Amoskeag Veterans of Manchester for a 112th anniversary parade and banquet at the American House. The event features old colonial uniforms, a reviewed line on Washington street, and speeches by Major Hatch and Chaplains praising a large America.
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Boston Veteran Fusiliers
Amoskeag Veterans of
New Hampshire
Boston
Boston Association
Amoskeag Veteran Fusiliers
Manchester
N. H
Amoskeags
City
North Union Station
Boston Comrades
Washington
School
Tremont
Hollis Streets
Washington Street
City Hall
School Street
Hart
Ae. Fusilier Veteran Association of
Boater
Nashua
N. H. Amoskeag Veteran Fusilier Association
Antoskeag Veterans
J. A. Greene
Greene
J.F. Dowd
M. D
H. E. Burnham
W. E. Loyne
Nathaniel Perkins
Charles A. Fint
Charles B. Staniels
Hatch
Boston Fusiliers
Black
Spear
British Naval Veterans’ Society
Laundry
Bowyer
Brown
The
Tigers
Gresheimer
Sawyer
Knights of Pythias
John G. Monroe
Caledonian Club
John Damrell
Charles Camrell
Herbert Smith
Monroe
George Bleiler, Jr
Essex
Chauncy
Bedford
High
Congress
Commercial
Quincy Market
Faneuil Hall
Dock Square
Brattle Street
Tremont Row
Hanover Street
American House
Major Hatch
Mayor Hart
Henry A. Snow
Boston Veteran Fusilier Association
George E. McKay
W. A. Layne
Amoskeag Veterans
H. Roblin
W. H. Morrison
Salem
Amoskeag Fusiliers
Massachusetts
America
Layne
William H. Morrison
Amos
Another Woman in Barnes Case Described by Witness
A Newton scandal widens as a woman recounts Barnes residence with a student at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Detectives and a Boston police inquiry followed as Barnes’s movements and living arrangements are detailed amid suspicions of adultery.
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Barnes
Boston
Newton
Columbus Avenue
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Shawmut Avenue
Missing Miss Pierce Fuels Town's Deep Mystery
For nearly two weeks Miss Louisa Pierce has been missing after a Boston trip with Dr. Barnes who returned alone. Barnes visits the Pierce home with a female companion and bags, while townsfolk fear for her safety. Police and local figures note the unresolved case and ongoing inquiries.
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Newton Highlads
Barnes
Louisa Pierce
Boston
Spear’sa
Dr. Barnes
Gretna Green
Charles River Village
Pierce
Miss Pierce
Chief Tarbox
Veryman Spear
Puple
Columbus and
Reneathtretts Avenues
Mr. Spear
Crossing the Zand River Engagement Report
May 10 British forces cross the Zand River as Boers resist rear guard with guns. Mounted infantry two batteries and PomPom drive Boer cavalry. Cheshire Regiment crosses the river after days of reconnaissance. General Hamilton's scouts had identified Boer strength over two days.
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London
Daily Express
Zand
Hamilton
Cheshire Regiment
From Coffee to Postum A Tip for Health and Taste
Mrs M P Haines of Prospect Park Cay explains how coffee caused headaches and coffee’s health issues led her to switch to Postum Food Coffee. She notes her family adopted Postum, including an 84 year old father who improved health after drinking it, and a guest who found Postum delicious when prepared correctly.
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Father
M. P.haines
Prospect Park
Cay
Plague of Women Sparks Storm Over Cape Front
The eminent surgeon Mr. Treves defends his critique of Cape Town visitors calling them a distraction to war effort. He labels many wealthy women as seeking excitement, causing hotel crowding and repeated hospital visits that disrupted wounded care. He praises truly devoted women while condemning the others.
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London
Treves
Cape
Cape Town
South Africa
Durban
Mt. Nelson
Boers Hold Line Near Thabanchu As British Clash Intensifies
London reports confirm 10000 Boers near Thabanchu with a line twenty miles long. A Boer patrol was seen at Thabapachoa and Brabants chased the burghers who retired after fighting. Brabants occupy a hill position. few British casualties. Eden hosts Boer HQ. more fighting expected as Free Staters concentrate on the Koran naberg hills near Thabanchu to Winburg. General Rundlée camps on the Little Leeuw River between Thabanchu and Ladybrand.
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London
Roberts
Zand
Kroonstad
Thabanchu
Orange Free State
Basutoland
Steyn
Free State
Bloemfontein
Buller
Pretoria
Styn
Natal
Daily Mail
Cape Town
Mafeking
Vryburg
Thabapachoa
Brabant
Eden
Mazeru
Free
Ashanti Revolt Reported With 60 000 Warriors Aided
May 11 Gold Coast dispatch says Ashantis plan to throw off British rule and have gained eight allied tribes. The movement allegedly could muster about 60 000 fighters.
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Gold Coast
Kruger Declares God Will Uphold Right in Volksraad
In Cape Town on May 7 President Kruger cried out to the God of the Volksraad that the final act would not be his. He asserted the republics face a devilish conspiracy and pledged documentary proofs.
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Cape Town
Volksraad
Kruger
The
Deaths. HOVEY In this re om 11 Charles Henry
Obituary notice for Charles Henry Hovey with unclear details. The fragment mentions a death entry and a possible date and name, but lacks full context or location.
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Hovey
Charles Henry
Tater
Smuggling Wool Ring Linked to Boston Area
Special Treasury agents in Boston uncover a large wool smuggling scheme possibly involving several merchants. About 40000 dollars worth of Canadian origin wool entered Massachusetts last month, with only 10000 dollars seized. Suspect Byron E Larchin of Pembroke Maine is at large and linked to prior seizures. Wool moved via Lawrence Massachusetts Bristol Rhode Island and Boston Custom House stores. Authorities plan further hearings as evidence is collected with ongoing investigations into related consignments and rail car arrangements.
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Special Treasury
Cushtoms Department
Boston
Massachusetts
Busin
Lawrence
Mags
Bristol
R. I
Boston Custom House
Byron E. Lurehin
Pembroke
Larchin
Good Templar
United States District Co
Maine Central Road
Boston & Maine Road
Lyman
United States
Punyees
Converse J. Smi
Mr. Bunn
Weaver strike halts mill work in Pawtucket
In Pawtucket Rhode Island May 11 a labor action stops eighty mills as seventy looms idle. Eighteen weavers in the department walked out while others left as the mill closed. Officials believe the action is connected to a token request instead of weapons being used.
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WEAL
Pawtucket
RB. I
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