Koch Lung Cure Promises Cure for Consumption in Boston
An advertisement touts Dr Kochs inhalation cure for consumption and related lung diseases at 74 Boylston St Pelham Building Boston. It claims German government endorsement and calls for visits to hear recovery stories. Consultation and examination are free and the clinic occupies four floors with daily hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Koch
Boston
Koch Lung
Boylston St
Pelham Building
Koch
Dr. Clark
Lung Cure Doctors
Boyston St
Medical Council and
Dr. W. Cleveland
Hotel Pelham
Mass
Fennessey Cleared In Court Of Inquiry Findings
Boston reports Quartermaster J G Fennessey of the Ninth Massachusetts Infantry was cleared of all charges by a board of inquiry. The findings note delays and supply issues in Cuba, credit his diligence, and state the misfortunes were caused by circumstances beyond his control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Morning Post
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Ninth Regiment
Board of Inquiry
Mass
Recorder
Fennessey
Ninth
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Harvard
Siboney
Cuba
J. G. Fennessey
Cervera
Santiago
Ninth Massachusetts Infantry
Fenneseey
Giboney
Captain Dunn backs major on trial aims to reveal more on quartermaster
Captain John H Dunn of Company I endorsed every word of the major and said he would consult Colonel Logan about obtaining a court martial to reveal further evidence of incompetency by Quartermaster Fennessey and substantiate statements made at the recent court of inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Dunn
Company I
Logan
Quartermaster Fennessey
Captain Murray Passes Verdict on Incompetency
A reporter at Hast Armory overheard Captain Murray now Major declare he would welcome a court martial and stand by his statements from the Fennessey inquiry. He cited fresh evidence of quartermaster incompetency uncovered since the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Hast Armory
Gald Rn
Fennessey
Jeweller Cleaned Out After Break In at Green Street Shop
Burglars entered James McCann’s jewelry shop at 8 Green Street through a rear window after Tuesday night, discovering the store closed since Tuesday evening. They stole about fifty silver watches, 120 gold filled watches, four revolvers, a handbag, a bracelet, and many small items. The safe held higher value. total loss estimated at $600 to $700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCann
Green Street
Troops for Cuba Advance to Ports and Posts
General orders assign the first brigade of the Third Division to occupy Cuba with regiments stationed at Pinar del Rio Mariel and Guanajay. Regiments will embark from Savannah with limited prior arrival, landings planned at Mariel and Havana, and rail movements to destinations. Brigadier General W C Oates leads the Fifteenth Pennsylvania Third New Jersey and 202nd New York Regiments, now at Athens Georgia from Camp Meade.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Second Army Corps
Pinar del Rio
Mariel
Guanajay
Savannah
Havana
W. C. Oates
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Athens
Camp Meade
Penn
Fire devastates Baldwin Hotel in San Francisco tragedy
An early morning blaze at the Baldwin Hotel in San Francisco left dozens missing and several dead as flames, collapsing floors, and explosions tore through the six story building. Rescue efforts saved many guests led by firemen and police, while the roof and theatre were demolished and valuables lost. Lucky Baldwin narrowly escaped.
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Louis Meyers
Skaguay
Alaska
Meyers
Lake
Baldwin
Fire Department
San Francisco
Powell Street
Market Street
Baldwin Theatre
Secret Service
Columbia Theatre
K. J. Baldwin
France
H. W. Lake
H. I. Kowalski
A. H. Christie
Keough
Christie
Baldwin Hotel
Powell
Ellis
J. B. McCune
Boston
Sharp
New York
Harry Frolich
Chicago
Jack Purdy
Commission
O’keefe
Associated Press
National of Hartford
Carriages Collide On Commonwealth Avenue
Last evening about five o clock a horse and carriage owned by Dr. Morton Prince of 458 Beacon street and driven by John Cody collided with a horse and carriage owned by George H Williams of 342 Commonwealth avenue and driven by John I McClusky near Dartmouth street. Dr Prince's horse was badly injured and taken to the veterinary hospital on Albany street while both drivers were only shaken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Prince
Beacon Street
John Cody
George H. Williams
Commonwealth Avenue
John I. McClusky
Dartmouth Street
Prince
Veterinary Hospital
Albany Street
Crowninshield's Navy Report on War Campaigns and Reforms
The Navy Department report chaired by Captain Crowninshield reveals early precautionary orders, high gunnery accuracy, and superior marksmanship in the fleet. It notes joint transport failures, urges letting the navy run transport services, and recommends expanding force levels, reforming promotions, and establishing medals of honor. It also approves making the coast signal service a permanent institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Crowninshield
Dewey
Philippine Islands
Cervera
North Atlantic
Navigation Bureau
Congress
Auxiliary Naval Force
The
Coast Signal Service
Canadian Lady Sways to Postum Coffee Substitute
A Canadian woman reports relief from headache and fatigue after quitting coffee and using Postum Cereal Food Coffee. She notes friends in Ohio Michigan and Canada benefited from the switch and stresses proper boiling and preparation for a good cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
Three Important Sailings From This Port
Three steamers sail today marking a historic simultaneous departure for Jamaican ports. The Dominion Line Canada leaves at 6:30 am for Queenstown and Liverpool under Captain Enoch Maddox, with 35 second cabin and 160 steerage, plus saloon passengers including the archbishop of Ontario. The Admiral Dewey departs at noon with 24 cabin passengers and US official Robert B Porter bound for Cienfuegos to oversee customs, while the Beverly carries four passengers. Captain Howes leads the Jamaica traders Admiral Dewey and Beverly, with Captain McGrath making his last trip aboard the Canada.
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Dominion Line
Canada
Queenstown
Liverpool
Enoch Maddox
Jamaica
Boston Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
Howes
Beverly
McGrath
Hoosac Tunnel
United States
Robert B. Porter
Finley
Porter
Ciénfuegos
Rand
Bent
Cienfuegos
Treasury Department
L. D. Baker
Rose Pollard
Elmer Higgins
H. N. Ives
Sara Jones
E. B. Hopkins
Hopkins
Emile Newman
Louise M. Wright
Willember
Ernest Thing
Carrie Brazier
Kate Sweeney
J. M. O’brien
Roosevelt Delivers Third Lecture on Western Move ment of the American People
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt gave his third lecture detailing the Winning of the Old Northwest at Huntington Hall Rogers building. The audience filled the venue with little applause, as Roosevelt praised pioneers like Daniel Boone and discussed Indian relations and the nation’s expansion benefiting individuals and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Huntington Hall
Rogers Building
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Great Northwest
Daniel Boone
Holland
Australia
West
International Bakers Ball Draws 250 Couples at Paine Hall
The International Bakers and Confectioners Union held its fourteenth annual ball last night in Paine Memorial Hall with about 250 couples in attendance. Grand march led by Herman Miller and his partner followed by August Gro nan and partner, among many attendees including M. L. Young J. F. Sullivan Max Reilly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Bakers’ and Confectioners’ Union
Paine Memorial Hall
Herman Miller
August Gronan
M. L. Young
J. F. Sullivan
Max Reilly
Ge. Veriety
J. Brady
Michael J. Flavin
Robert G. Barry
Joseph T. Walsh
A. Hemistead
John Dunn
J. T
Dreyfus Case: Picquart Trial Set for December 12
Paris report states General Zurlinden has signed a decree ordering Colonel Picquart to stand trial by court martial for forgery and revealing state secrets. The examination before the Court of Cassation in the Dreyfus affair continues tomorrow. Mme Dreyfus has received a letter in her husband’s handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mme. Dreyfus
Zurlinden
Picquart
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Longtime NYNH&H carpenter Marshall Nye retires at 76
After a 21 year career as a carpenter at the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad shop, Marshall P Nye was surprised by fellow workers at 6 pm. They presented a gold chain an Odd Fellow charm and two napkin rings for him and Mrs Nye. The gift was announced with a speech by William S O Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Marshall P. Nye
One Turret for Monitors Planned as Theaters Adjust
The board of naval bureau chiefs has abandoned enlarging four monitors into double turreted ships due to Congress cost limits. The plan reverts to original design with hulls lengthened 27 feet and coal capacity raised to 400 tons, while speed is reduced by half a knot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Naval Bureau Chiefs
Congress
Department
Bicycle Parts Stolen. Young Man Arrested Over Larceny
Harry M Reed 18 of 3 Piedmont Street was arrested by Inspectors Shields and Kelly on larceny charges for stealing about 50 dollars worth of bicycle pumps frames wheels straps tires and other items from the Indiana Bicycle Company George A Smith president of 38 Columbus Avenue employed by the firm and loitering since his discharge last September part of the property has been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Reed
Piedmont Street
Shields and
Kelly
Indiana Bicycle Company
George A. Smith
Columbus Avenue
Reed
Bicycle Company
Puerto Principe Occupied by U S Cavalry
General Carpenter with 700 United States cavalry took possession of Puerto Principe yesterday after a formal surrender by Spanish commander General March. Cuban general Lope Recio Loynaz may enter with his troops to disarm and disband. Carpenter seeks to hire top Cuban soldiers as policemen in city and countryside.
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Havana
General Carpenter
Puerto Principe
March
Carpenter
Lope Recio Loynaz
WIFE LILLIAN COMPLAINS IN PROBATE CASE
In Suffolk County Probate Court Judge McKim heard former First Sergeant F Flanders of Company AG Fifth Regiment defend a separate support suit filed by his wife Lillian. They wed in January 1895 lived apart after a brief marriage, and the agreement to pay 10 a week lapsed last June prompting the court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County Probate Court
McKim
F. Flanders
Company AG Fifth Regiment
Thecome Plainant
Lillian
Lilliam
Berkeley Associates Seventh Annual Social in Gray's Hall
Berkeley Associates a leading South Boston social group plans its seventh annual social at Gray's Hall on Friday evening December 2. Chairman John T Foley leads a committee with Thomas F Crowley Richard Barry John Murray William Reagan James Moran and Daniel Leary coordinating invitations to city and state officials and fellow organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Associates
South Boston
Gray's Hall
John T. Foley
Thomas F. Crowley
Richard Barry
John Murray
Wiliam Reagan
James Moran
Daniel Leary
Shawmut Club Ball Celebrated in South Boston
The Shawmut Rowing Club held its twenty ninth annual ball at Odd Fellows Hall in South Boston with about 300 attendees. Grand match led by President William M Dunn and Miss Maud Dunn, followed by J J O'Brien and Miss Margaret Gannon, plus around 100 escorts amid prominent local figures including ex Senator Gallivan and several representatives and council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawmut Rowing Club
South Boston
Odd Fellows
William M. Dunn
Maud Dunn
J. J. O’brien
Margaret Gannon
Gallivan
Michael Norris
Bresnahan
Frank Linahan
J. J. McNaemara
David Gleason
Boston
Vicinity
First annual Hook and Ladder Fire Company Ball in Chelsea
The first annual ball of Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 and Chemical No. 1 of the Chelsea fire department was held last night at Granite Hall Chelsea. More than 50 attended with Mayor Littlefield city officials and visiting firemen. Flags bunting plus pictures of Dewey Sampson Schley and Hobson adorned the hall. The grand march led by Captain and Mrs George M Anthony with about 150 couples following. Captain Anthony floor director, aided by Captain J H Harris Lieutenant R N Hawkes and a corps of aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Chemical No. 1
Chelsea
George M. Anthony
Anthony
J. H. Harris
R. N. Hawkes
Aids
Berkeley Cycle Club Dance Shines as Beachmont Event
The Berkeley Cycle Club held its annual dance last evening in Parker Hall Beachmont. The hall resembled a conservatory with evergreen and cut flowers, palm plants, and no bunting. About 50 attended, with the grand march led by F Louis Loeffler and Mrs Loeffler, followed by around 150 couples, while Henry J Clark directed the floor with E J Brogt and George R Ayer assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Cycle Club
Parker Hall
Beachmont
F. Louis Loeffler
Mr Keiths Annual Turkeys in Boston Employees
Mr Keiths annual turkey distribution honors his 160 Boston theatre staff as part of a sixteen year old custom. The four Keith theatres span Boston and other cities, with about 690 turkeys delivered and nearly 6000 pounds total across all houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
B. F. Keith
Rhode Island
Manchester Matryrs Memory Celebrated by Irish Clubs in Boston
Irish organizations in Boston and suburbs honored Breen and the Manchester three Allen Larkin and OBrien who died for Ireland thirty one years ago. Celtic and Wolf Tone clubs held a Clan na Gael Hall supper and speeches by Dennis M Calman presiding. Colonel Thomas F B Doherty delivered the main speech on The men of 98 with Martins Lomasney and Thomas H Devlin also speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Thomas FB. Doherty
Martin Lomasney
Thomas H. Devlin
Evans Hayward nuptials in city ceremony
In this city on November 23 at St. Catherine's Church Somerville, Arthur Evans and Ella Fredericks Hay were joined in marriage by Rev. Nathan FE Wood. Also on November 23 at St. Catherine's Church Francis Doyle and Martha Keating wed in Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans—Hayward
This City
Nathan FE. Wood
D. Jy
Arthur Xares Ed Evans
Ella Fredericks Hay- Doyle
IK Rateng
St. Catherine's Church
Somerville
Francis E. Doyle
Martha E. Keating
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DR. Koch
Germany
South Framingham
Camp Alger
Captain Dunn
Major Murray
Jeweller
Captain White
J L. White
Kate ‘Richardson
Miss Richardson
Gussie Johnson
Miss Johnson
Hood
America
Runnymede Club
R. F. Balke & CO
Bond
Louisville
Kentucky
U. S
Mellwood” & “Runnymede Club” Distilleries
New England
Crowninshield's
Mrs. Matthews
Uffington
Ontario
Isaac. Mills
Eldridge
Isaac Mills
John
L. P. Calleran
Chandler Street
Marshall Nye
Ryan
Gorman
Syracuse
N. Y
Tommy Ryan
Johnny Gorman
Brooklyn
Monarch
Yank” Sullivan
Condit
Roughan
City Square
Ober-Towne
Washington St
New Yorker
Chicago Tribune
Bissell
American Wringer CO
Franklin St
Little Wanderers
Ett Sewial Street
Ae City
V. A
Webster
Friend St. Callagheco Galapages Tertese—Kree
Flanders
Shawmut Club
MR. Keith
Manchester
J. Newman & Song
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