Monterey Coal Plan For Dewey Voyage To Manila
Naval officials entertain a feasible plan to move the cruiser Monterey across the Pacific to Manila with coal transfers en route. The ship’s limited bunkers require deck storage and careful scheduling to maintain stability and speed. The journey could take about thirty one and a half days from San Francisco, with coaling possible at southern harbors and possible faster speeds if conditions permit. The article notes the risk of a pace race with the Spanish squadron and outlines the revenue and tariff measures tied to Philippine control by the U S government.
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Admiral Dewey
Manila
San Francisco
Honolulu
Monterey
Navy Department
Hawaii
Caroline Islands
South Seas
Carolines
Philippines
Cadiz
Spain
Eugene H. Leutz
Tariff for Philippines expected to yield 18 million yearly
Washington May 2 In anticipation of early occupation of the Philippines a tariff revenue of about 18 million dollars annually is projected from the source.
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Watchful wives defend husbands health with remedies
A period piece urges women to monitor husbands health to prevent death from neglect. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure-all that strengthens digestion, liver function, blood quality, and nerves, with testimonial from Mrs. Sarah Farley about recovering from la grippe after use.
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Dr. Pierce
Sarah Farley
Pairfax
Atchison Co
Pekin Sydney and Australia To Sail For Manila
The City of Pekin the Sydney and the Australia will sail Tuesday with the First Regiment of California Volunteers the First Oregon Volunteers and support troops totaling 125 officers and 2400 men under Brigadier General Thomas Anderson. General Otis may accompany the expedition from San Francisco. Two more steamships are planned for Pacific transport. The full 15 000 effectives may not land at Manila before August first.
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Pekin
Sydney
Australia
California Volunteers
Oregon Volunteers
Thomas Anderson
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Otis
San Francisco
Pacific
Merritt
Manila
California's First Regiment Volunteers Sails From Presidio
California bids farewell to its first regiment as volunteers march from the Presidio to the Pacific Mail dock in San Francisco. The City of Pekin awaits. crowds line the streets five miles to the dock for a remembered sendoff.
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Presidio
Pacific Mait
City of Pekin
Pacific Mail Dock
Spain's Eastern Army in Philippine Islands Reported
Spanish official reports list seven thousand troops in Manila and smaller detachments across Mindanao Iloilo Panay Cebu Leyte. No artillery outside Manila forts. Mindanao described as the largest island after Luzon, with Manila on Luzon. Distances given: Mindanao 600 miles from Manila Iloilo 300 miles Cebu and Leyte about 400 miles apart.
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Philippine Islands
Manila
Mindanao
Iloilo
Panay
Cebu
Zebu
Leyte
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Golden Opportunity in Boston Dressmaking Offer
Gilchrist & Co advertises with a dressmaker to take measures and make a skirt for 1 dollar, in effect a four dollar value during wartime prices. The firm guarantees fabric choices from its stock and offers refunds if workmanship fails, touting drives in dress goods and silks and a temporary lull in dressmaking as opportune.
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Messrs. Gilchrist & Co
Boston
Gilchrist & Co
Governor Wolcott vetoes Boston aldermanic bill in bid to reform council
The Great and General Court protests the veto as unjustly sudden. The House moved to postpone action, and a two third vote seems unlikely. Wolcott cites lack of referendum and representation concerns, urging no change to Boston’s bicameral system and warning against diluting quality of leadership. The veto message and hearing followed with supporters and opponents weighing the bill.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Endorsed for Digestion Aid
An article dismisses day dream therapies and urges digestion as the key to strength. It criticizes false remedies and praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as thoroughly tested by chemists and physicians, claiming it aids digestion and builds bone blood and muscle.
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London
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Sheridan, or The Maid of Bath at Castle Square Theatre
The Castle Square Theatre Company presented Paul M Potter's Sheridan, or The Maid of Bath, with J H Gilmour as Sheridan and strong turns from Tillian Lawrence Miss Elizabeth Linley and Frances Drake. The production features elaborate sets costumes and a historically faithful staging including ships reenactment and the Maine explosion.
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Maid of Bath
Castle Square
Paul M. Potter
Castle Square Theatre
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
J. H. Gilmour
Tillian Lawrence
Elizabeth Linley
Frances Drake
Dorothy Neville
Maude Odell
Lady Erskine
Lizzie Morgan
Lady Shuttleworth
Marian C. Chapman
Mathews
W. C. Masson
David Garrick
Horace Lenwis
Michael Kelly
Lindsay Morison
Thomas Linley
William Hmphrey
Tony Cummings
Captain Paumier
N. H. Fowler
Mr. Harris
Dewey
The Telephone Girl Opens Second Week at Hollis Street
Last evening the Hollis Street Theatre launched the second week of The Telephone Girl with a packed Boston audience from the New York Casino. Louis Mann and Clara Lipman drew strong praise for their performances and versatility, heralding a promising run into summer with a holiday matinee planned for Memorial Day.
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Clara Lipman
Boston
Hollis Street
Phi Beta Kappa Delta Chapter welcomes new members
Honorary members Amos E Dolbear M E Ph D Tufts College and J Sterling Kingsley SD Tufts College join the Delta Chapter. Graduating class members include Beatrice Alexandra Grant Mary Elizabeth Evans William Richard Ransom Sylvanus Griswold Small Benjamin Dexter May Malcolm Campbell Anderson.
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Tufts College
Phi Beta Kappa
Amos E. Dolbear
M. E
J. Sterling Kingsley
S. D
Beatrice Alexandra Grant
Mary Elizabeth Evans
William Richard Ransom
Sylvanus Griswold Small
Benjamin Dexter May
Malcolm Campbell Anderson
Notable Variety Night at Keiths with Rudinoff and Burk e
M Rudinoff delivers engaging bungling act using soot sketch with porcelain plate and shadows. John J Burke stars with Grace Forrest. James Thornton, Edmund Hayes, Emily Lytton also perform with new burlesque and two songs. War views, biograph interest, Papinta dances, and new routines noted.
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James Thornton
Edmund Hayes
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Rossow
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Sale of Seats for A Bunch of Keys Increases Demand
The Decoration Day performances of A Bunch of Keys at Grand Opera House opened yesterday with box offices showing standing room only for both shows next Monday. The popular Hoyt satire remains in demand through many seasons.
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Around the Town review to feature patriotic military ensemble
A new local revue at Tremont Theatre titled Around the Town will debut next Saturday evening. The second act showcases a grand march by Boston's military groups ending in a patriotic chorus with cast members portraying Dewey Washington John Bull Victoria and Columbia. A Goddess of Liberty tableau featuring a $20 prize model closes the scene. May 30 Decoration Day will see Pain's Battle of Manila at Charles River Park.
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Boston
John E. Henshaw
Admiral Dewey
Sol Aiken
George Washington
Eugene Canfield
John Bull
May Ten Broeck
Queen Victoria
Catherine Lingard
Columbia
Liberty
Lambs Gambol at Boston Theatre in Star Lineup
The Lambs' Club of New York presents A Star Gambol at Boston Theatre this afternoon at 1 30 featuring Nat C Goodwin Stuart Robson De Wolf Hopper H C Barnabee Jefferson De Angelis Chauncey Olcott Willie Collier Ignacio Martinetti Eugene Cowles and more The program includes a minstrelsy act a pantomime and burlesques with a Remington illustrated souvenir program and a parade by Victor Herbert's band from 11 45 to 12 30 prior to the show.
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Wolf Hopper
Leslie Carter
John E. Kellerd
Colonel Thorp
Mr. Belasco
William H. Crane
Digby Bell
W. H. McDonald
Edward Paulton
N. C. Goodwin
W. H. Crane
Stuart Robson
de Wolf Hopper
Burr McIntosh
Joseph Grismer
Wilton Lackaye
Joseph Holland
H. C. Barnabee
Frederick Remingteen
Julien Rix
Edward Simmons
Lamb
Prouraywime
Lamb Victor Herbert
Lamb de Wolf Hopper
Interlocutor
Bones
Willie Collier
Ignacio Martinetti
Lambs
Nate. Goodwin
Jefferson de Angelis
Chauncey Olcott
Eugene Cowles
American Art Syndicate Opens Boston Exhibition of Famous Paintings
Next Friday the American Art Syndicate will open a display at the Boston Theatre featuring notable works led by Judith by Koroskofsky recently acquired for $12,000. The exhibition runs continuously at popular prices.
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Koroskofsky
Maiden Dark with Raven Tresses Featured At Austin & Stone’s
The four little Jap girls at Austin & Stone's Museum were celebrated in poetry after a week of performances. A curious visitor offered a poem to the manager but left with a complimentary ticket. The show included Our Blue Jackets, a patriotic interlude by Burroughs and an array of acts by the Lemore family and others.
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Austin & Stone’s Museum
George Millbank
Mr. Burroughs
Lemore
Pierrie Vincent
Stanley
Herbert
Stuarts
Countiss
Promenade Concerts at Music Hall Attract Populace
The Music Hall promenade concerts under Max Zach draw strong crowds. Tonight’s program features Venetian March by Eilenberg, overture to Semiramide by Rossini, Landeskin der waltz by Strauss, Rigoletto selection by Verdi, Slavonic dances by Dvorak, Mas senet Scene Religeuse, Freut euch des Lebens waltz by Strauss, Galop Chromatique by Liszt, Beggar Student selection by Milloeetzer, Mignonette mazourka by Zach, American Patrol by Meecham, Princess Ninetta march by Strauss.
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Rossini
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Verdi
Dvorak
Massenet
Liszt
Milloeetzer
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Meecham
Park Theatre Presents Electric Baseball Experience
The Park Theatre offers daily electric baseball through the summer when the home team is away. The device allows fans to follow every play with accuracy without field discomforts.
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Buffalo Bill to Bring Rough Riders Show to Boston
Buffalo Bill and his congress of rough riders will appear in Boston next week with a new exhibition. The performance showcases the cavalry skill and Buffalo Bill has offered his services to the government for the current war activity. New features have been added since last year to increase entertainment value.
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Congress of Rough Riders
Boston
Ckill
Stolen horse and buggy from Brighton man
William McGuire of Brighton reports the loss of a black horse with white face and a sidelined buggy. A man hired the pair under pretence to go to Waltham for a couple of hours and neither the man nor team has been found, with traces leading through Boston Newton Highlands and Salem toward Peabody.
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