Jubilee Ends With Grand Philadelphia Civic Parade
Philadelphia celebrated with a vast peace jubilee closing event at Independence Hall and a five mile civic parade headed by General Snowden. Tens of thousands watched 20 000 marchers and 110 bands from Broad to City Hall, with floats on Hawaii Cuba and the Ross House, honoring veterans and American progress.
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Philadelphia
McKinley
Washington
Independence Hall
United States Congress
Hastings
Brownson
First Regiment
Florence Earle Coates
Daniel W. Hutchins
Charles F. ‘Warwick
Independence Square
Broad
Cumberland
George S. Snowden
Order of Hibernians
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Warwick
Motron
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Ross House
Betsy Ross
Hancock
Delaware
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Aee Sam
Miss Columbia
United States
Hobson
Raft
Dewey
Manila
Red Cross
Liberty
Columbia
Jubilee Guests Fill State Capitol Salute
A crowd of State and city officials, army and navy officers led by Captain Sigsbee, Captain Folger, and Lieut-Commander Marix, along with Governor and Mrs Hastings and Major and Mrs Warwick, joined distinguished jubilee guests for the event.
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Sigsbee
Folger
Marix
Hastings
Warwick
Army
Navy
Bradbury Inquest Fourth Day Opens in Malden
The Malden inquest into Mrs. Louise Bradbury death, attributed to criminal malpractice, entered its fourth day with Dr. F H Nutting from Chelsea as a key witness. Nutting contradicted claims of a prior operation, noting Bradbury appeared in good health on Sept 27 and that she attended theatre and socialized before the later procedure.
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Malden
Louise Bradbury
Dr. Nutting
Chelsea
Sexton
Henry S. Cardy
F. H. Nutting
Deaths at Sea Mark Voyage of Bay State Land Ship
From Ponce Puerto Rico to Boston the Bay State Land Ship's voyage sees two men die at sea of typhoid fever and spinal trouble. French died on day two and Walker on day four. The crew, mostly Massachusetts men, faced exposure and illness but overall the trip was the most satisfactory yet with nurses and medical aid aboard.
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H. L. Burrell
Walker
Paul T. French
Company M
Milford
Ponce
Porto Rico
Boston
French
Bay State
Massachusetts
New England
Pendergast
Foss
Gibson
Lowell
Disposition of the Men of the Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers
The Sixth Massachusetts Volunteers list shows 20 engineers from several states with higher illness rates. Died at sea include Paul T. French and William J. Walters. hospitalizations at Carney, City, and Mass General Hospital mark serious cases. Names span Co. M to Co. L with many on furlough homes and others listed at various posts.
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Massachusetts Volunteers
Carney Hospital
Pertrim
Charles
Baltimore
Cooper
Bh. Gi
E. Ellis
C. P
K. Lauriat
D. W
Sergi
K. McMillan
T. Hi
Sarse
Richard
First Corps
City Hospital
Mahler
McMillan
T. H
Nash
Robert C. Sousman
Aaron
Battery B
Fifth Artillery
Trute
George S
Ablers
Bull
George M
A. Cowley
F. F
E. Hell
Joseph
O'Hara
J. E
Ripley
B. Scannell
W. J
B. Thomas
Letter Reveals Nurse's View on Death of Rough Rider
From Salem, Oct 28, a nurse on the hospital boat Los Angeles at Santiago writes Charles Sanders, father of William H. Sanders. She states his death was likely due to lack of proper stimulants after fever left, faulting the attending physician's care and suggesting caffeine, strychnine, and digitalis might have saved him.
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Salem
Charles Sanders
William H. Sanders
Los Angeles
Santiago
Fire Destroys Two Downtown Buildings in Haverhill
An explosion in the basement of T. W. Jacobs and Son followed a night fire destroyed two four story downtown structures. Loss is about 50000 pounds with most insured. Individual damages include Jacobs stock 39900 and owner Newton 10000. Mitchell druggist 5000 Tilden photographer 4000. neighboring shops suffer smoke and water damage.
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Haverhill
T. W. Jacobs & Son
Howard A. Mitchell
Jacobs & Son
A. B. Tilden
W. P. Melzard
Warren Emerson
T. W. Jacobs
New York financiers linked to Cragin Washburn canal plan
Lyman E. Cooley says investors backing Edward Cragin and Frank Washburn are from New York. William R. Grace & Son and Charles Flint of New York are named behind the scheme with Cragin. Cooley warns action by the U S government this winter could negate the option. without action Grace and associates would step in as residuary legatees next October if deals with the old company fall through.
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Chicago
Lyman E. Cooley
Frank S. Washburn
New York
Cooley
William R. Grace & Son
Charles Fef
Flint
Cragin
United States
Congress
Grace
Suit to recover securities of late Andrew J. White
Reymond 8 White, son of the late city contractor Andrew J. White, sues Caroline A. Herbert for 200000 in securities alleged to be his father's. Judge Shipman enjoins the Union Typewriter Company of New Jersey from transferring or letting Herbert dispose of the assets pending a hearing on a permanent injunction. White died in London September 23 and Herbert arrived from London October 21 with the stock. White's will was probated October 17.
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New York
Reymond
White
Andrew J. White
Caroline A. Herbert
Shipman
United States Court
Union Typewriter Company of
New Jersey
Caroline A, Herbert
London
Strikers' Proposition At Iver Johnson Factory
Striking workers at the Iver Johnson cycle factory consider a proposal to accept a 4 percent wage cut and return to work. The company has not replied yet, but approval is anticipated and the strikers expect to resume work without discrimination.
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Wpetcusburg
Iver-Johnson Cycle
Washington argues on railroad restraints after joint traffic ruling
Solicitor General J K Richards, lead in the Joint Traffic Association case, explained the Sherman act's reach on railroads. He noted the trans Missouri decision upheld that the act applies to interstate rail commerce and prohibits all restraints, even reasonable ones, and that railroads with public franchises fall under federal regulation.
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Washington
J. K. Richards
Joint Traffic Association
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Richards
trans-Missouri
Phelps
Congress
Brevet Promotions Board Named for Santiago Philippines and Porto Rico
A War Department board will assemble in Washington on November 9 to recommend brevet promotions medals of honor and certificates of merit for officers and enlisted personnel who served in Santiago Philippines and Porto Rico. Brigadier-Generals Schwan and Boynton and Lt Col Carter will serve with the adjutant general supplying action data. The board will classify recommendations to enable the President to grant brevet ranks and awards based on merit.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Santiago
Philippines
Porto Rico
Theodore Schwan
WU. S. V
U. S
Women binders push to join voting lists for school books
About 150 women from the bindery workers union urged adding their names to the voting lists to support the Allied Printing Trades label on public school books. They resolved to back union standards and remove non union or child labor ally figures from the school committee.
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Allied Printing Trades
Bindery Women’s Union
Fall from scaffold leads to miracle cure story
John Young of Le Roy New York fell twenty two feet while working on a barn and suffered paralysis like injuries. After reading of a similar cure he used Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and recovered mobility in weeks. The piece promotes the pills as a cure for multiple nervous and blood related ailments.
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John Young
le Roy
N. Y
Upsilon Chapter Banquet Honors Initiates at Parker House
The Upsilon Chapter of Beta Theta Phi held its 23rd initiation banquet at the Parker House with about 56 members present. Toastmaster George R. Hopkins led speeches by initiates and members including H. W. Coon, L. H. Lindsay, H. E. Jock, G. A. Crawford, Percy T. Burrell, and R. T. Sprague. Initiates listed include Leonard P. Ayer, Percy Burrell, Walter J. Chapman, Robert Cushman Jr, Charles Winslow French, John Forrest Packard, Henry J. Twiss, and Arthur Hale Ware. Executive committee members were E. W. Lord, H. H. Hindle, A. R. Curl, W. W. Cole, and M. B. Stone.
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Upsilon
Beta Theta Phi
Parker House
George R. Hopkins
H. W. Coon
L. H. Lindsay
H. E. 3Ock
G. A. Crawford
Charles Winslow French
John Forrest Packard
Henry J. Twiss
Arthur Hale Ware
E. W. Lord
H. H. Hindle
A. R. Curl
W. W. Cole
M. B. Stone
Fire claims three lives in Corsicana tragedy
Sherman Texas dispatch reports a deadly fire in Corsicana killing William Johnson and two children.
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Sherman
Tex
Corsicana
William Johnson
Sullivan Held Over Wife Death After Review Of Case
Daniel Sullivan of 20 Shannon Street Brighton is held by police while Dr. Draper and Medical Examiner Haynes review the death of his wife Mary Sullivan found in the kitchen of their home. Authorities examine possible causes including injuries from a fall or strangulation, with further inquiry planned.
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Daniel Sullivan
Shannon Street
Brighton
Draper
Mary
Sullivan
Post
Waring 13 Better After Yellow Fever Observation
Health Officials report Colonel Waring improving with near normal temperature after an on ship and home evaluation. Dr. Doty calls it possible yellow fever but cautions prognosis is uncertain. Waring traveled on the Yucatan from Havana last Tuesday and was checked by Deputy Sanborn before boarding. Disinfection of the Yucatan began yesterday and finished this afternoon.
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New York
Doty
Colonel Waring
Stimpson
Yucatan
Havana
Sanborn
Hae Vana
Waring
Special Order Issued On Swindle by Ghiff Watts
Chief Watts issues a special order targeting a 25 year old suspect described as 5 feet 10 inches tall and 150 pounds with a smooth face marked by smallpox. The con artist tailors his scam outside employment offices and collects small sums from victims. more than thirty similar reports have been logged, including 8S Stor stedt as a recent victim.
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Watts
McKinley Affidavit Filed in Canton Registration
President McKinley files for registration via affidavit received by Thomas F. Turner of the city board of elections. He lists temporary Washington residence and real address at No. 15 West Tuscarawas Street, the old McKinley homestead, and states he cannot be in Canton on the registry day.
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Canton, CO
McKinley
Thomas F. Turner
City Board of Elections
Washington
Tuscarawas Street
McKineley Homestead
Canton
Extradition bid ends with discharge of suspect
Gaston de la Regandiere of Nova Scotia appeared before US Commissioner Fiske to show cause why he should not be sent to Canada. The Canadian indictment alleged an extraditable offense, but evidence indicated a minor non extraditable crime. He was discharged.
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Gaston de la Regandiere
Nova Scotia
United States
Fiske
Canada
Dr Hulls Cough S rep stops nose running at a cold clinic
A brief health note reports Dr Hulls Cough S rep experiences relief from nasal discharge while attending a cold clinic, with low cost treatments around a quarter.
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Custom House
Post Office
Miles
Shafter
Bellevue
Mingalhaes
Brazil
Countess Westback
Kasagi
Wasakwabara
Kasael
Japan
En Jordan, Marsh & CO
Bradbury Inquest
Nutting
Cooak
tAlton
Co. K
Barclay
Guy P
G. Guyette
Joseph P
Gary, Corp. H
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I. Higgins
Seret
J. A
Shelley
Julian
Co. A
Morandus
L. Scantion
Webber, C. E., Co
Williams, &. P., Co. L
Mass. General Hospital
Brackley, R
Co.g
Delmore, John
Co. G
Blood
T. M
K. Staples
H. A
G. Desmond
J. D
A. Durrell
P. J
G. Driscoll
G. Powell
G. Derby
W. A
B. Emmett
L. Engler
E. Hdwards
Bb. Fiske
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M. Fiske
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Pak
Flanagan
Edward
C. Flint
John
A. Forrest
George A
C. Gaines
William A
Goodwin
W. E
C. Golden
William
G. Green
Ma. Hathaway
C. H
B. Hathaway
Joseph B
H. Hennessey
Sanders
Fiis
Higasaguan Canal
Washburn
Tweed
Brevet Promotions
Board of Officers
Washngton
Tremont
J. Edward Wilson
Wilson Grothers
Sign OF
Big Gloc
Trenont
The
Herald
Watertown, N.Y
John A
H. McGarr
H. Millbury
R. E
A. McGovern
James
H. Miles
A. B
C. Parker
R. A
H. Stratton
E. S
M. Tolman
Engineering Corps
Her
V He Skira
Hig Bay
Adj'gen
Dalton
UY Heath
Banal Sullivan
Dr. Doty
BUXCO
Ghiff Watts
Coun
Mkirley
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