Court Martial Request Built From Fennessey Inquiry
The court of inquiry into Lieutenant J. G. Fennessey of the Ninth Massachusetts completed testimony and prepared to forward findings to the War Department. Judge Dewey urged court martial for Fennessey’s accusers, seeking exoneration with commendation and punishment for several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Fennessey
Ninth Regiment
Secretary of War
Dewey
Fennessey
Murray
Desmond
Dunn
Cully
Leon Reucher
Santiago
Wennessey
Massachusetts
G. H. Murray
M. J. Desmond
Company 8
John N. Dunn
Ninth Massachuetts Regiment
War Department
Washington
Richardson's Chanse A Republican rally previews district attorney bid
Senator Joseph Maccabe chaired a Republican gathering of ward and district committee chairs and several senatorial candidates. About fifty attended after a dinner. They discussed John S. Richardson's district attorney bid and boosting turnout for next Tuesday. Richardson urged party mobilization while others voiced optimism for Krebs and ward support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Maccabe
John S. Richardson
Richardson
Charles H. Innes
Charles Liffier
Senate
Suffolk
Berwin
Krebs
Williams in Lynn to Tailors of Shoe City
Lynn Democrats packed Music Hall to ratify the state ticket. Eugene T. McCarthy urged against Peters, highlighting offices held by locals and criticizing past nominations. George Fred Williams urged Republicans to back true Democracy and discussed tax and court issues with party principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Music Hall
Stephen M. Walsh
William D. Northend
Essex County
Eugene T. McCarthy
Haverhill
Clery
United States District Attorneyship
Oliver Swist
George Fred Williams
Democratic Party
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Under the Weather and Doans Kidney Pills Featured
A feature on illness and weather explains the phrase under the weather and praises Doan's Kidney Pills after a testimonial from McQuade at 172 Putnam St. The piece cites kidney function, restlessness, and back pain then endorses the Buffalo firm Foster Milburn Co. for sale of the remedy. It also includes political notes on Republican platform positions and a campaign event featuring Edward J. Slattery and W. L. Ramsdell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Putnam St
McQuade
Joh
Mr. McQuade
Dean
Prescu
Woodbury
Maverick Sq
Doan
All Dears
Fsier-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Naphen Invaders Rally In Worcester District War Debate
Democratic candidate Naphen campaigned in Ward 15 and Ward 24 strongholds against Congressman Barrows. Speakers attacked Republican imperialism, war management, and labor conditions, urging a Democratic Congress to probe war deeds and oppose annexation of the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naphen
Congress
Barrows
Music Hall
Ward 24
Jefferson Club
Ward 15
Mr. Naphen
Court House
Dorchester Street
E. J. McGovern
Quincy A. Lathrop
Dorchester
Senator Hoar
Worcester
P. F. McDonald
New England
South
Boston
William A. Murphy
Hanna
Alger
Lodge
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Massachusetts
Hoar
Philippine Islands
Washington
Platt
Quay
Propcses
Spain
Mr. Barrows
Lawrence
Lowell
Fall River
Quincy
Maine
Fitzgerald Rally In Boston District Ninth Opens Bates Hall
Congressman Fitzgerald campaigns in the ninth district with two major rallies. Bates Hall at the Public Library opens for a state and congressional nominating meeting headlined by Bradley of New York with other speakers including Quirk Ramsdell and O Sullivan. Ward 6 rally features Bradley and Kelcher among others with a 7:30 pm doors and 8 pm start and first come seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Bates J Hall
Bradley
New York
National House
Bruce and Slattery
John F. Fitzgerald
W. L. Ramsdell
W. H. Baker
Henry F. Naphen
John A. Kelcher
Charles I. Quirk
Edward I. O'Sullivan
Lawrence
John H. Lee
Democratic City Committee
Boston
Salem D. Charles
Ward 6
Congressman Bradley
Charles [. Quirk
William J. Donovan
John A. Keliher
Harvard Freshmen Ready to Face Pennsylvanias Freshmen
The Harvard freshman eleven, traveling to Philadelphia, aim to defeat Pennsylvania freshmen Saturday after defeating the senior class. Key players include Lawrence and Hall at halfback, Devens at linebacker, and ends Ristine and Pruyn. center position remains weakest with Greene Higley Rainsford Blagden Lewis Campbell Willis Cole Motley Ristine IL Motley Spear Stollingsworth Carroll R Lawrence Wood Bevens Noyes Hall Goodell among squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Hall
Devens
Ristine
Pruyn
Greene
Higley
Rainsford
Blagden
Lewis
Campbell
Willis
Cole
Motley
Spear
Stollingsworth
Carroll
Wood
Bevens
Noyes
Goodell
Fish War Divides Boston Gloucester Fleet In New England
Boston dealers hold the lead as the principal New England fish market while seceding Gloucester skippers including Captain Patrick Sullivan and Captain Bartholomew Whalen prosper. Captain Joseph Mosquita and crew of sixteen on the Mary Mosquita left Gloucester, fished from JT Wharf, earned $75 each per trip and $800 dividend for the season, after four trips since October. The exiled fleet, decorated cabins and a 350,900 pound haddock haul marked the shift in the bitter fish war among New England crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gloucester
New England
Patrick Sullivan
Maggie Sullivan
Bartholomew Whalen
Mary A. Whalen
Joseph Mosquita
New Gloucester
Mary P. Mosqui
Mosquito
Haddock
Panama Pan American lands seven Americans in Havana
The Panama from Santiago arrived in Havana at 9 am with about 400 sick aboard and seven American passengers, including Congressman John F. Dalzell and ex-Congressman George F. Huff. The group visited Ponce, San Juan and Santiago, landing under General Wood's orders. They will remain until November 15 due to quarantine rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Panama
Santiago
New Yorks
John F. Dalzell
J. F. Stagle
KE. M. Gross
J. R. Savage, Jr
F. Burgsman
George F. Huff
W. L. Howes
Ponce
San Juan de Porto Rico
Santiago de Cuba
General Wood
Tampa
Washington
Panama Carriers Seven Massachusetts Volunteers Home Dead
War Department reports a Panama transport sailing from Santiago carrying the remains of seven Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry men. Names listed: Fred B. Taft Silas Undergraves Junior F Hassunson Harvey Randall W C Green J C King James W Wheeler. Remains delivered after voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Panama
Santiago
Massachusetts
Fred B. Taft
Silas Undergraves
Junior F. Hassunson
Harvey Randall
W. C. Green
J. C. King
James W. Wheeler
Second
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Government to halt relics of Spanish warships plan
Secretary Long announced no government effort to raise remaining ships sunk near Santiago. The Navy will study private bids to salvage the wrecks, ending the Merritt-Chapman contract and suspending Colon and other vessels. Two firms, one Swedish and another Pacific coast company, may undertake the work at their own risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennessey
Murray
Company B
Dunn
Company I
Crane
Company C
Santiago
Roucher
Sands
Company Ii
Cuba
Siboney
Washington
Long
Schley
Board of Construction
Hobson
Merritt-Chapman Company
Colon
Safe and Sound O. S. C. Whiskey Description
The piece touts O. S. C. Whiskey as safe and sound with careful disablement, no fusel oil or metal salts, uses best grain and spring water from Kentucky, and carries a US government purity and proof guarantee. It notes proper maturation in a storehouse with air and light and warns youth is not ideal for whiskey. The long cork stamp is highlighted as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
United States
OCCUPYING CUBA ORDERED FORCES TO MEVA AT ONCE
United States troops to occupy Cuba starting at Nuevitas and Puerto Principe with General Carpenter in command. First landing expected before November 22 as Spain evacuates Porto Principe. Staff includes Captains McMahon Alexander Loveland and Major De Neidman. Objective to maintain order and protect life and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Alger
Cuba
United States
Nuevitas
Puerto Y Principe
Carpenter
Cavalry
Huntsville
Ala
Porto Principe
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Board OF Paris Exposition Managers
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Sage
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George v. L. Meyer
Walter S. Allen
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District of Massachusetts
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Tohn J. Seeaugienessy
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Justice Harlan
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Wilson Brothers
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Chamberlain
Burr Street
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