No Baths Fails as Boston Council Defeats Mayor's Plan
Boston Common Council rejects a $15 100 baths appropriation after a long debate. A substitute of $5 000 is also defeated. The session included calls to petition the General Court for posthumous salary, and debates on extending school summer vacations.
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Curley
Desmond
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J. H. Donovan
John L. Donovan
Michael J. Donovan
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Flanagan
Harrington
Hart
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William P. Hickey
Charles A. Hickey
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Martin
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Norris
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Eddy
Harvey
Jordan
Klemm
Millar
Newmarch
Nichols
Robinson
Sands
Stevens
Tinkham
Whall
Wheeler
Board of Aldermen
Under the Weather and City Finance Debates
A Boston area piece describes Jno McQuade’s illness framed as under the weather and credits Doan’s Kidney Pills for recovery. It also details city finances with transfers from the reserve fund, hospital care for sick and wounded soldiers, and calls for loan authorizations, ending with a council adjournment for lack of a quorum.
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Finance Committee
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Frank Coyle
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Boston Welcomes Ninth Regiment After Cuba Return
The Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers return from Camp Wikoff to Boston amid passionate scenes. Governors, mayors, priests, and a cheering public greet wounded and exhausted soldiers carried home by ambulance and train with ample food, milk, and coffee supplied at Providence and New London.
Chamberlain visits Boston en route to Danvers
The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain MP secretary of state for the colonies and Anglo American alliance advocate passed through Boston with his wife and relatives en route from New York to Danvers. He talked of a closer US Britain tie, unaffected by other powers, and said the US should engage colonies in a beneficial tariff approach.
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Lord Salisbury
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New York
Danvers
William C. Endicott
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Chamberlain
Mary Endicott
Miss Chamberlain
William C. Endicott, Jr
Ferncroft Station
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Birmingham
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France
Spain
Chamberlain
Washington
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Pacific
Russia
Europe
America
Spain Accepts Inevitable Peace Authorization Bill
London dispatch quotes Madrid Times correspondent with a bill authorizing the government to conclude peace. It states Spain must renounce sovereignty and cede territory in its colonies under preliminaries with the United States, as the war ends due to military reverses and blockades. The bill is to be laid before the Cortes for ratification.
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Madrid
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Congressman Fitzgerald Honored by Ninth Regiment
Major Donovan credits Congressman Fitzgerald for kindness shown to the Ninth Regiment in Cuba and at Camp Wikof and says his efforts brought the unit home today.
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Camp Wikof
Donovan
Reception II Lawrence Soldiers Return Home
Company FB Ninth Regiment reached Lawrence from Lowell on a 1:30 a.m. train to a huge await, with Mayor Eaton and officials cheering. They rode in carriages to their homes. Major William H. Donovan of the Ninth arrived on the 11:15 p.m. train from Boston and received a ovation.
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Roxbury
Logan
Cuba
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New York City
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Shafter
Fitzgerald
Kimball
Major Donovan
Kelly
Camp Wikoff
Bates
Santiago
Santiago. When He Arrived At General Shafter
Ninth Regiment
General Shafter
Vigilant
Walsh
Ninth
Montauk
Seventh United States Regular Infantry
Young
Cys
Grady
Dr. C. Fitzgerald
J. Eugene McGourly
Worcester
P. F. Foley
Worcester Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Walter Hall
Lawrence
Lowell
Eaton
Providence
William H. Donovan
Dean's Ointment Promises Quick Eczema Relief
An advertisement claims eczema relief and permanent cure for all skin itchiness using Dean's Ointment, labeled as the sovereign remedy. It asserts instant relief and long lasting cure for any skin area.
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