General Lee Tells of Camp Jacksonville and Havana Plan
Washington Oct 6 War investigation heard General Fitzhugh Lee recount Jacksonville camp conditions and readiness for Cuba. General Boynton attributed disease to care gaps. Lee said he expected to lead Havana assault if needed, and President had suggested such a role.
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Boynton
Camp Thomas
Washington
War Investigation Commission
H. W. Boynton
Fitzhugh Lee
Lee
Jacksonville
War Department
Howell
Santiago
Porto Rico
Beaver
Cuba
Madrid
Virginia Volunteers
Weaver
Dodge
New York
Eighth
Terry
Eighth New York
James Dooley
Boynter
Father Dooley
Father Ryan
Third Army Corps
Tampa
Shafter
Jetter
Wren
One Hundred and Sixty-first
Indiana
Greene
Manila
Vessels Leave Harbor as Missing Crew Sparks Worry
The Provincetown schooner Joseph P Johnson sailed with two sailors missing Antonio Vera and Frank Gulharte who disappeared last Monday in the South Channel. Other ships adjust routes as the Atlas stores fire aftermath shifts and the Minnesota is towed to its original mooring amid new sheds. A six-ship fishing fleet arrived with 75,000 pounds of fish for today’s market as Hamburg American operations may return to New England docks.
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Provincetown
Joseph P. Johnson
Antonio Vera
Frank Gulharte
Boston
Gloucester
Belle J. Neal
Philadelphia
Arthur Binney
New York
New Bedford
Atlas
Congress Street
Minnesota
State Docks
South Boston
Enterprise
Diane
Searson
Curlew
Henley
Newport News
Brown
Kennebec River
Hamburg
New England
Constitution Wharf
Christiania
Nw York
Cape Cod
Yewey
Lady Ellen
Morrison’s
West Indies
Alfred Dumois
Pacific
Joyce
Novelty
Maverick
Cephalonia
East Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
John Fawcett
Columbia
Charlestown
Bill Abbott
Elsie
Degen
Dominion Line
Cork Harbor
Canada
C. H. Rockwell
Port Royal
S. C
Chatham
Mass
Ebenezer
Bath
Jacob E. Ridgway
Gaspar Straits
Singapore
Rattans
Gambia
Sagamore
Barrowmore
Anglian
London
City of Macon
George C. Savage
Savannah
Bay State
Portland
Frank Cates
Bangor
Miss Elizabeth Stephenson To Break Wine Over Wisconsin Bow
Eliza beth Stephenson, fourth daughter of ex Congressman Isaac Stephenson of Marinette, will break a bottle of wine over the battleship Wisconsin at its launch on November 26 in Golden Gate Bay. She has lived in Washington, toured Europe, and survived a perilous lava- bed ordeal near Mount Vesuvius after being misled by fake guides.
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Elizabeth Stephenson
Marinette
Wis
San Francisco Harbor
San Francisco
Wisconsin
Golden Gate Bay
Isaac Stephenson
Pearance
Miss Stephenson
Mount Vesuvius
Naples
Runnymede Clu Whiskey Endorsed as Absolute Panacea
A wartime era advertisement touts Runnymede Clu whiskey as a universal cure all for ailments including stomach pain heartache chills and general woes, claiming absolute purity and effectiveness.
Coast Shipping News Highlights Oil Steamer Maverick Trade
Haddock prices and cod rates are listed while the oil steamer Maverick sails with an oil barge, earning about 500 dollars daily and 15 thousand monthly for owners. Captain Rubelli resumes command as Atlas construction nears. Halifax arrives with a crew rescued from Edith M. McGinness. Racing ships from Nova Scotia to Bruns wick compete for best sailing on the coast. Canada and British ships depart for Liverpool and London, with grain cargo totals noted.
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Maverick
R. Rubell
Wilmington
Del
Atlas
Rubelli
Philadelphia
Halifax
Lewis Wharf
Gloucester
Edith M. McGinness
la Have Banks
United States
Boston
Prince Edward
Nova Scotia
Brunswick
Barkentine
Bruce Hawkins
J. Gurney, Jr
Frank W. Howe
Williams
Hawkins
Fossett
Atlantic
Hercules
Standard Oil Company
Navy Department
George W. Pride
KF. W. Roebling
WHEATRIC!'s Mme Janauschek Heads New Vaudeville Cast
Mme Janauschek, famed tragedienne, joins vaudeville at Proctor's New York on Oct 17 in Augustin Daly's one act Come Here. Madge Lessing to star with Laura Burt in A Dangerous Maid at Casino New York. Providence and Boston notes on performers, venues, and upcoming productions.
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Mme
Janauschek
Proctor’s
New York
Augustin Daly
Boston
Mother Rosenbaum
Madge Lessing
Casino
Laura Burt
Victor Herbert
Sol Smith Russell
Tremont Theatre
Koster & Bial’s
Getting Into Shape at Hunting ton Avenue Fair
A large fair under rapid construction on Huntington Avenue features hundreds of tiny shops and booths in the main halls. Attendants prepare wares while music is planned from the Ger mania Band to Reeves's American Band with soloists like Herbert L. Clarke. Mrs. Edward H. Crosby leads People’s Day events with tea, D A R relics, and a Ben Lincoln era spinning wheel. Saturday afternoon hosts a reception.
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Huntington Avenue
Carter
Reeves
Providence
Herbert L. Clarke
Edward A. Horton
D. A. R. Society
S. T. Crosby
Hingham
Benjamin Lincoln
Democratic Caucuses Held for General Court Nominations
Notice proclaims Democratic caucuses to nominate candidates for Representatives to the General Court. Held in ward rooms on Wednesday October 12, 1508. Times vary by ward from 4 to 8 p m with sessions at several wards and 7 30 p m final group. Signed by John H. Lee president and secretaries Denny McDonald Timothy E McCarthy.
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Democraticc
General Court
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Clair
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