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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1898

Page

5

Spain Refuses War Dept Documents in Congress Clash

In Madrid the War Minister Correa refused to produce war documents stating it would harm public interests. The Senate commissions study peace proposals. Spain plans ransom for 5000 Filipino prisoners and funds for troops. Madrid seeks details of Porto Rico regime. Cabinet in London notes patrol needs and press limits. The White House reports Cabinet opposition to sending Spanish warships to the Philippines.

Madrid Chamber of Deputies Correa Senate Duke Amodovar de Rio Manila Jaudenez Philippine Islands Macias San Juan de Porto Rico Porto Rico Iliolo Rios Philippines Visayas Islands Visayas London Spain Weyler Washington White House United States

Sate by the S S Pierce Co and All First Class Dealers

The note advertises Sate by the S S Pierce Co and all first class dealers. It emphasizes product quality and distribution through recognized merchants. The message implies a broad retail network and standard of service associated with the Pierce brand.

S. S. Pierce Co

G A R Politics Heats Up As New York Delegation Arrives

Cincinnati dispatch notes a split in G A R preferences as Corporal Tanner leads a New York delegation backing Colonel John C. Shotts of Yonkers. The race also unsettles supporters of Colonel A D Shaw of Watertown and Colonel Sexton of Chicago, with Western candidate Anderson gaining ground. President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley will miss the encampment due to public business.

Cincinnati New York Corporal Tanner John C. Shotts Yonkers Department of Chicago Illinois Tom” Anderson Topeka Sexton Kansas I. F Mack Ohio W. C. Johnson W. F. Atkins National Naval Association J. F. R. Foss McKinley

Generous Gift to Ninth Massachusetts Medical Dept

The Ninth Massachusetts Regiment medical department receives twenty five cases of Old Valley Whiskey from Cook & Bernheimer Company New York via J. J. Daniels. The aid relieves a critical shortage of stimulants and is expected to aid sick soldiers and hasten their recovery.

Ninth Massachusetts Cook & Bernheimer Company New York Old Valley New England J. J. Daniels

New York New Haven Hartford R R Excursion To Newport

The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad offers a special excursion to Newport on Thursday September 8 leaving Park Square Station at 9 30 a m Tickets 11 for round trip on sale three days ahead at No 3 Old State House and Park Square Station Return departs Newport at 6.

New York, New Haven & Hartford

Crescent Beach bath house fire largely contained after roof collapse

Damaged state bath house at Crescent Beach may reopen Thursday morning as officials report the loss mainly to the roof and laundry area. Fire departments from Revere and Chelsea aided in saving 200 suits and most bathing tickets while the laundry plant valued at 100000 is ruined but insured.

Crescent Beach Curtis Board of Park Commissioners Revere Chelsea Ocean Avenue Gilman Martin Reservation Great Dome Herbert West Bath House Boston

Free import of food for starving Cubans decreed

President issues order as commander in chief directing that beef cattle and other food supplies for relief of starving inhabitants in Cuba may be admitted free of duty at ports held by U S forces. Discretion rests with the local commanding officer for gratuitous distribution. William McKinley signs.

Washington United States of America Cuba United States William ‘M’kinlbey

Filipinos Favor Annexation by United States

Manila reports a meeting of twenty Filipino leaders with eighteen favoring outright annexation to the United States and two backing a republic. The crowd backs Williams's plan to offer incentives to independence factions to gain cooperation and reward services. US cruisers Olympia and Raleigh returned from Hong Kong.

Manila United States Williams Olympia Raleigh Hong Kong

Mass. Volunteers Report Typhoid Among Men at Fort Meyer

The Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association relays Dr. J. J. Curry's update on Ninth Massachusetts men at Fort Meyer Typhoid is widespread though many are improving. Several soldiers are listed as convalescent or doing well with one noted as not as well but improving. Private Fred Thomas of the Eighth Massachusetts Volunteers is reported very ill with typhoid.

Dr. Curry Fort Meyer Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association J. J. Curry Massachusetts Frank Howard Patrick FF. Burke Haggerty McGillicaddy Masachusetts John F. Keating Wilinw John Dourgan Private Grogan Masaachusetts Howard Greaves Jacob Damery Timothy Foley John F. Dwyer Jed Harrington Patrick Shaughnessey Hospital Corps Rhode Island South Framingham Fred Thomas Massachusetts Volunteers Chickamauga Park

Mayflower Descendants Hold Special Congress in Plymouth

The general society of Mayflower Descendants convened at Kendall Hall with George E Bowman reporting rising membership and new subordinate groups in Washington DC and Ohio. A tablet marking the site of the Pilgrims first house on Leyden street was dedicated and a reception held at Samoset House as tours to Provincetown and Truro were planned.

Plymouth General Society of the Mayflower Descendants Kendall Hall George Ernest Bowman Boston District of Columbia Ohio Bradford Wilhelmina Holland New York Society Auspinfield Eng Coes Hill William T. Davis Old Colony Commission Pilgrim Society Richard Henry Green General Society of Mayflower Descendants Arthur Lord Backus New York Leyden Street Commonwealth of Massachusetts Myles Standish Massasot Massachusetts Society Samoset House General Society Provincetown Truro Lombard

Pilgrims Reach Cape Cod Area in 1629 Exploration

The account describes Captain Standish leading 16 men from the shallop ashore near a suspected river mouth at Cape Cod. They pursue native tracks, endure harsh weather and hunger, discover a saltwater harbor, and establish a temporary encampment while seeking a suitable place for habitation.

John Bradford Plymouth County Cape Codd England Zoe Standish

Dingley Urges Full Republican Vote in Maine

Nelson Dingley spoke at a Franklin County Republican meeting in Farmington Maine urging a large fall vote to secure victory in 1900. He praised President McKinley for wartime leadership and emphasized benefits from the Spanish American War while downplaying territorial aims.

Farmington Nelson Dingley Franklin County Dingley McKinley Spain Maine Music Hall Winthrop S. Wood Ninth United States Cavalry Santiago

Electric street railway convention opens in Boston

The seventeenth annual convention of the American Street Railway Association convenes at Mechanics Hall with 161 member companies represented. Mayor Quincy greets attendees as Boston billed as a national electric power center. Delegates tour Concord and Lexington by trolley and enjoy an evening reception and dancing.

Turn Hall Wolcott N. Schloss Commonwealth of Massachusetts Carl V. Jaeger Frank H. Bockelmann Ernst Strattmann New York William Rosenthal American Street Railway Association Mechanics’ Hall Boston Brunswick Quincy Long Concord Lexington Labor Committee Paul Revere Hall

Miles expedition beds secured for sick soldiers

Major Hopkins reports Major Appel of the Medical Department has secured a list of 86 hospital beds in New York for sick soldiers expected with the Miles expedition. Hopkins, secretary Alger’s military aide, has returned to Washington from New York to arrange care.

Washington Hopkins Alger New York Miles Appel Medical Department of the Army

Dorchester Mutual Benefit Association Honors Railroad Staff

The Dorchester Mutual Benefit Association hosted past and present employees of Division 3, Boston Elevated Railway at Blake Hall Feld's Corner. They awarded gold badges to Past President James RB Weal, Superintendent John Fulton, and Rufus Leavitt. The Highland Light Glee Club and Leavitt brothers performed until midnight, followed by supper.

Boston E. S. Railway Dorchester Mutual Benefit Association B. E R. R Blake Hall Freld’s Corner James RB Weal John Fulton Rufus Leavitt Highland Light Glee Club Leavitt Brothers

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