President McKinley to Inspect Sixth at Camp Alger
President McKinley and his Cabinet will visit Camp Alger tomorrow as the Sixth Massachusetts and Eighth Ohio receive praise for drill and discipline. A wedding at regimental headquarters unites a member of Company D and Miss Annie Peers of Lynn with civilian witnesses present. Manchester NH sends $1000 worth of comforts to the First New Hampshire Volunteers at Chickamauga.
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Alger
Falls Church
McKinley
Green
McKkinley
Massachusetts
Eighth Ohio
Woodward
Graham
Second Army Corps
Boston
Butler Ames
Congress
Old Bay
Sixth
Ohio
Illinois
Marion
Commonwealth Avenue
Annie Peers
Lynn
George DD
Sanders
Eighth
W. D. Schmidt
Company D
Blanche Burnham
Denoer
Sadie Calliver
Pew
Eldridge
William Spofford
Graves
Whitten
Frank Stinson
John M. Pettingell
C. H. King
Swampscott
Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire Volunteers
Chickamauga
Protest over rations by Pew's Boys at Camp Thomas
Special to the Post reports U S volunteers from the Eighth Massachusetts protest food shortages at Camp Thomas Chickamauga. Officers are praised in part but troop complaints cite underfeeding and illness linked to diet. Private Burnham of Lynn and Corporal Stewart are reported seriously sick with pneumonia and other men hospitalized.
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Thomas
Chickamauga
Eighth Massachuetts
Essex County
EMS
New England
Burnham
Lynn
Urnham
Camp Davey
Framingham Agn
Verification Portal Notice at 1376 Washington Street
The Commonwealth requires residents to bring their ledgers to the bank for verification during the portals tending from May 23 to June. Officials urge timely compliance to ensure proper verification and record accuracy.
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Commonwealth
Jane Bu
UUMEE
Preaeurer
Java
Patrols Set Sail From Provincetown
The flag ship San Francisco weighed anchor at 5:00 PM and moved out for a night patrol. The Prairie left at 6:30 PM. The San Francisco conducted target practice earlier in the day.
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Provincetown
San Francisco
Carriage Driver Injured In Electric Car Collision
Richard H. Grogan Brookline stable keeper was struck by an electric car on Commonwealth Avenue yesterday and thrown to the ground. He suffered internal injuries and was taken to his home at 7 St Mary Street. A man claiming to be Robert Lewis of 10 Kirkland Street was arrested for theft of watches from 214 Washington Street earlier in the week. he carried a large stone when arrested.
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Richard H. Grogan
Brookline
Commonwealth Avenue
Grogan
No. 7
St. Mary Street
Robert Lewis
Kirkland Street
Washington Street
George F. Marion
Grand Opera House
Huntington Avenue
Boston
American Art Syndicate
Judith
St. Anthony's Temptation
Francesca da Rimini
Nana
Bath
Park Theatre
Austin & Stone
New York
Fra Diavolo
Enormous Foreign Buying of Corn Shifts Markets
Dun and Bradstreet report a strong national economy with war looming as Western production and exports surge. Wheat and corn volumes rise, rail earnings jump, and Atlantic exports reach historic highs while domestic wool reserves shrink and textile demand improves amid a cautious market outlook.
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Dun
Bradstreet
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
West
Chicago
California
Wheeling
Eastern markets report weight based purchases and weekly failures
The article notes buying is weight oriented in Eastern markets with the sit table busy. It records weekly failures at 245 in the United States versus 214 a year ago and 21 in Canada versus 22 last year. It also mentions upcoming manufacture and a new cool record being made.
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United States
Canada
Bradstreet's Views Indicates Strong Business Volume Across Regions
Bradstreet's note for tomorrow reports a total business volume higher than typical for the season, with weather-related irregularities in some areas. Most regions show satisfactory activity. bank clearings contract toward May’s end while crop, rail earnings, and key industries point to peak activity, led by the central West and Northwest. Southwest threshing starts within ten days as new crops arrive earlier than usual.
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New York
Central West
Northwest
Southwest
Embezzlement Charge Against Local Stamp Collector
John W. Denne of 23 Cortes Street faces embezzlement charges for allegedly diverting $849.18 from Charles B. and Charles F. Baker of New York. Denno acted as a collector for a Boston trading stamps firm with a New York bail and Maryland sureties involved in the case.
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Cleary, Burke and Wolf
John W. Denne
Cortes Street
Charles B
Charles FE. Baker
New York City
Boston
Tremont Street
Denno
Trading Stamp Company
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Funeral Held For Former Senator William F. Ray
In Franklin Massachusetts on May 27 the funeral of former Senator William F. Ray was held at his Central street home. A large delegation from the 1892 State Senate attended. The service was led by Rev. C W Longren with Rev Mr Lovejoy of Pittsfield New Hampshire assisting.
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Franklin
Mass
William F. Ray
Central Street
State Senate
Ray
C. W. Longren
Congregational Church
Mr. Lovejoy
Pittsfield
N. H
Watterson Addresses Troops At Lexington War Pageant
Ten thousand people gathered in Lexington to witness a civic and military pageant and hear Henry Watterson declare his belief in the war. He stated he would support the war with all his mind and soul, calling it justified and sanctified by heaven, advancing a benign civilization even at personal cost.
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Lexington
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Boston Summer Arts and Theatre Busy Week Ahead
Tremont Theatre opens with Around the Town burlesque and travesties under Harry Askin, with John K. E. Kenshaw and others. Buffalo Bill Wild West, fireworks displays, and Manilla and Maine battles scenes to thrill audiences all week.
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Tremont Theatre
Harry Askin
Boston
John KE. Henshaw
George Richards
Eugene Canfield
Sol Aikin
Dick Bernard
Catherine Lingard
May Ten Broeck
Kitty Mitchell
Steinert Bros
Boylston Street
Pain
Charles River Park
Manila
Maine
Havana Harbor
Break-in at 562 Massachusetts Avenue. goods valued at 150 Dollars stolen
May 23 break in at the home of Mrs. FE P Knight 562 Massachusetts avenue. A man named Fred Marlowe 24 of 127 Green street West End confessed to the theft and said he once worked there.
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FE. P. Knight
Massachusetts Avenue
Fred Marlowe
Green Street
West End
Marlowe
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Boston University
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Mer
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Spain
Royal
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Tonicht
Philippines
Manthattin
Charles Bisver Bark
Charles L. Mather
Alfred Wae
Ourneveral Wharf
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